Canacol Energy Ltd. September Gas Sales Average 200 MMSCFPD, San Marcos 1 Encounters 105 Feet of Net Gas Pay
Canacol Energy Ltd. (CNNEF) reported an average of 200 million standard cubic feet per day (MMscfpd) in natural gas sales for September 2021. The recently spud San Marcos 1 well encountered 105 feet of net gas pay and is undergoing production testing ahead of permanent production. The company is mobilizing to drill the Corneta 1 well, targeting gas-bearing sandstones, expected to take four weeks. Following this, the Siku 1 well will be drilled, anticipated to last five weeks. These developments may enhance Canacol's gas production capacity.
- Reported average natural gas sales of 200 MMscfpd in September 2021.
- San Marcos 1 well encountered 105 feet of net gas pay, indicating strong potential production.
- Active exploration strategy with the upcoming Corneta 1 and Siku 1 wells planned before year-end.
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CALGARY, Alberta, Oct. 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canacol Energy Ltd. ("Canacol" or the "Corporation") (TSX:CNE; OTCQX:CNNEF; BVC:CNEC) is pleased to provide the following information concerning its September 2021 natural gas sales, the San Marcos 1 well, and remaining exploration drilling plans for 2021.
Gas sales averaged 200 MMscfpd for September 2021
Average realized contractual natural gas sales (which are gas produced, delivered, and paid for) were approximately 200 million standard cubic feet per day for September 2021.
San Marcos 1 encounters 105 feet of net gas pay
The San Marcos 1 well was spud on September 13, 2021 and reached a total depth of 7,317 feet measured depth on September 18, 2021. The well encountered 105 feet true vertical depth of net gas pay with an average porosity of
Remaining 2021 Exploration Drilling Program
The rig is currently being mobilized to drill the Corneta 1 exploration well. Corneta 1 is targeting gas bearing sandstones within the Tertiary Tubara Formation, a new shallow exploration play that the Corporation is pursuing on the VIM 5 Exploration and Production Contract. Corneta 1 will spud in mid October and is anticipated to take up to 4 weeks to drill, complete and test. Upon completion of the Corneta 1 well, the rig will be mobilized to drill the Siku 1 exploration well, which is targeting gas bearing sandstones of the CDO reservoir in close proximity to the Corporation’s Clarinete gas field, also located on the VIM 5 E&P contract. Siku 1 is anticipated to take approximately 5 weeks to drill, complete, and test prior to the end of the year.
About Canacol
Canacol is a natural gas exploration and production company with operations focused in Colombia. The Corporation's common stock trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange, the OTCQX in the United States of America, and the Colombia Stock Exchange under ticker symbol CNE, CNNEF, and CNE.C, respectively.
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Realized contractual gas sales is defined as gas produced and sold plus gas revenues received from nominated take or pay contracts.
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