Ann: Block 9 Operations Update, page-154

Everyone is assuming that this well is only capable of producing 488BPD based on the following statements:

The average well test flow rate of 488 BOPD was recorded over 12 hours ata flowing tubing pressure of 7 PSI.
After cleanup, the well was tested on a fixed pump speed for 12hours with an average rate of 488 BOPD and 7 BPD of completion brine.

There are other statements that indicate that the above is conservative position and there is more pressure/flow possible, such as:

- The choke size was varied throughout the cleanup flow from 12/64” to110/64”.
- Whilst surging the well through a 110/64” choke to recovercompletion brine, a peak flow rate of 4,167 BPD of total fluid was recorded
- The peak flow rate of 4,167 BPD of total fluid was recorded over a 15minute period at a flowing tubing pressure of 56 PSI.
- Whilst running the MPLT survey, the well was flowed at an average rate of260 BOPD through a 32/64” choke for a period of 21 hours. The surveyconfirmed that a pump was required to lift the heavy completion brine.

Maybe the experts can clarify