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OAO Varioganneft implements the development drilling program at the fields of Variogan oil block

24.07.2015 ANGI.RU

Raduzhny, KhMAO. OAO Varioganneft implements the development drilling program at the fields of Variogan oil block.

Drilling of Well No. 22318 at Pad No. 223 is under completion at Zapadno-Varioganskoye license.
4 new wells were commissioned at the oilfield in the current year. According to the results of drilling the cumulative oil production increment will make up 38 595 tons, the press-office of the company reported.
OAO Varioganneft continued commercial development of Novo-Aganskoye field within the program of development drilling in 2015.  At the moment well No. 569 is being drilled at pad No. 9 at the license. 3 new wells will be commissioned by the end of the year at Novo-Aganskoye field, the daily production increment will make up 151.2 tpd.
New production wells will also appear at Varioganskoye and Tagrinskoye fields within 2015.
OAO Varioganneft will continue the further implementation of the development  drilling at the licenses. 13 wells will be drilled at Variogansky oil block in 2015, 10 of these have been already commissioned. The company intends to produce around 85.942 thousand tons of oil. The gross oil production will make up around 2 mln 270 thousand tons.


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