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Gold/Mining/Energy : Ness Energy International
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To: Q. who wrote (47)8/21/1999 5:14:00 PM
From: K A Anderson  Read Replies (2) of 364
 
You may be right, seems like I read the deepest producing well was around 25,000 feet. But still the pressure at that depth is incredible, the wear and tear on the equipment and the impact of that pressure on the down hole equipment would be challenging to say the least. If they were able to hit oil it would probably be coming out ground at a most impressive rate if it could even be controlled at all.

I suppose it can be done, but I cant imagine a $30,000,000 drill into an area that is at best... unreliable in past tests.
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