VANCOUVER, Nov. 14, 2017 /CNW/ - Renaissance Oil Corp.
("Renaissance" or the "Company") (TSX-V: ROE) is
pleased to announce, in conjunction with its partner, Lukoil, the
Company has completed the fourth workover at the Amatitlán block in
Veracruz, Mexico. Completed
operations are as follows:
- Performed an organic solvent clean out of existing well
perforations and a high stimulation recompletion of a lower
Chicontepec interval;
- The well initially flowed back over 750 bbls/d of stimulation
fluid and crude oil (up to 40% oil cut), and 0.5 MMcf/d gas at
1,100 psi wellhead pressures;
- The well was flow tested for several days recovering over 1,000
bbls of stimulation fluid as well as light oil and gas in varying
volumes and rates, with the most recent production observed at
approximately 60 bbls/d of light oil;
- Operations are underway to clean out the well and install an
artificial lift system to stabilize production;
- Gross costs for the fourth workover are estimated at
C$460,000, or under C$8,000 per expected producing barrel; and
- The workover rig will be moved to the fifth location of the six
well workover campaign, with expected completion of the campaign by
late-November.
Oil production from the first two "minor" workovers remains
stable at a combined 50 bbls/d. With the addition of the
third and fourth "heavy" workovers, oil production capacity for the
Amatitlán block is currently estimated at 170 Bbls/d, once
stimulation fluids are recovered.
Renaissance has completed the repair of approximately 30 km of
existing community roadways and has built and reconditioned several
large multi-well pads for drilling and workovers. Drilling
rig crews and equipment have received all required certifications
and are expected to be moved to the first drilling location in the
coming weeks, subject to finalizing drilling permits.
Social Investment Program
Renaissance and
Lukoil have initiated a Social Investment Program for the
communities within the Amatitlán block. Engineering and
infrastructure improvement projects have been defined and are
expected to be completed in the next 6-8 months. The
C$660,000 budget for the Social
Investment Program will be shared by the partners of Amatitlán.
Renaissance continues to make progress on its journey to become
a major Mexican energy producer.
RENAISSANCE OIL CORP.
Per:
Craig Steinke
Chief Executive Officer
Abbreviations:
bbl or
bbls
|
barrel or
barrels
|
Mcf
|
thousand cubic
feet
|
bbls/d
|
barrels per
day
|
Mcf/d
|
thousand cubic feet
per day
|
boe
|
barrels of oil
equivalent
|
MMcf
|
million cubic
feet
|
boe/d
|
barrels of oil
equivalent per day
|
MMcf/d
|
million cubic feet
per day
|
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SOURCE Renaissance Oil Corp.