- Brookside Energy (BRK) completes wireline logging at its expanded Bradbury area of interest within the Arbuckle Uplift in the Ardmore Basin in Oklahoma
- The company says its initial well log interpretation identified the primary reservoir targeted by the Juanita well in the in the Bromide Formation of the Simpson Group for production
- Preparations are now underway to wrap up this horizon for production through the setting of production casing and building surface facilities
- Brookside says it has also identified follow-on potential producers, and well log interpretation is continuing
- Brookside Energy last traded at 1.4 cents on January 23
Brookside Energy (BRK) has completed wireline logging at its expanded Bradbury area of interest within the Arbuckle Uplift in the Ardmore Basin in Oklahoma.
The company said its initial well log interpretation identified the primary reservoir targeted by the Juanita well in the in the Bromide Formation of the Simpson Group for production.
The Juanita well is a low-cost vertical well operated by Brookside subsidiary Black Mesa and currently being drilled in the Bradbury area of interest. The well is targeting ten potential oil reservoirs, including zones from within the Simpson Group — all of which are previous producers in the area.
Preparations are now underway to wrap up this horizon for production by setting production casing and building surface facilities.
Brookside said it had also identified follow-on potential producers, and well log interpretation was continuing.
“We are absolutely delighted to be able to report that the primary target in our first well in the Bradbury AOI has come in and we have moved quickly to make the decision to run production casing and test this zone,“ Managing Director David Prentice said.
“In addition, logs have been acquired across all of the pre-drill target zones, including the secondary and tertiary targets that lie predominantly above the Bromide.”
The MD went on to explain that while a full assessment of the suite of logs was not yet complete, the company was “encouraged” by early indications so far.
Brookside’s next steps will include completing well log interpretation and setting production casing and building production facilities.
Brookside Energy last traded at 1.4 cents on January 23.