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Gold/Mining/Energy : KOB.TO - East Lost Hills & GSJB joint venture

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To: grayhairs who wrote (1323)	1/20/1999 2:56:00 PM
From: Salt'n'Peppa	Read Replies (2) of 15703

Greyhairs, The 8000 psi was a suggested lithostatic pressure at 12,000 feet, where casing was suspected to have been ruptured. I wasn't implying that this was our Temblor pressure. I understand the pressure at 17,600 feet to be holding rock steady at 18,000-18,500 psi. Incidentally, I am reasonably sure that the water is from the Temblor also. I gave up hope that the water was from uphole a long time ago. As many have pointed out, it is irrelevant anyway. The presence of water, in ever increasing quantity, is perfectly normal. I am actually surprised that we haven't seen 100% water in the last 3 weeks. I think it was "Check" that pointed out no detectable drop in pressure from day one. I am very impressed that after 57 days, we are still getting 20 MMcf/day along with some 30,000 bbls/day water. As we all know, 20 million a day is a very good gas well by any standards. Here's hoping for a surface kill very soon.

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