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RUSSNEFT GOT EXCEPTIONAL FLOW RATES IN WESTERN SIBERIA

23.09.2016 RIAN.RU

Moscow. RussNeft got 300 tons of light oil flow rate at Tagrinskoye field in Western Siberia, the press-release says.

It is reported that In the result of a follow-up exploration the drilling of conventional wells in Jurassic deposits allowed to reach a flow rate in the amount of 300 tons of oil per day. The oil of Tagrinskoye field is light.

The company also informed that it has started active drilling in Achimov deposit since Q2 2016, the reserves are classified as hard-to-recover. In the result of well interventions the wells flow rates appeared to be many-fold higher than the industry average flow rate indexes in Western Siberia.

30 horizontal wells were drilled in Achimov deposit at Tagrinskoye field in course of 6 months and 25 wells were commissioned.

Tagrinskoye oil, gas and condensate field is located in Nizhnevartovsky district of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous District and partially in Purovsky region of Yamalo-Nenetsky Autonomous District. Development at the field started in 1978. VArioganneft, russneft subsidiary, is the operator of the project.

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