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    Carnarvon, Partner Spud Oz Well

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Australian Carnarvon Petroleum June 5 announced commencement of drilling at the Dorado-1 well in the North-West Shelf offshore Western Australia.

by: Shardul Sharma

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Carnarvon, Partner Spud Oz Well

Australian Carnarvon Petroleum June 5 announced commencement of drilling at the Dorado-1 well in in the North-West Shelf offshore Western Australia.

The primary objective for the Dorado-1 well is to assess the gas and liquids potential in the Caley Member with the well being less than 20 km from and updip of the successful Roc-1 and Roc-2 wells, the company said. The Dorado structure at the Caley interval is estimated to contain a gross mean recoverable prospective resource of 545bn ft3 of gas and 30mn barrels of associated condensate.

Multiple secondary targets have been identified by Carnarvon in the Crispin and Milne Members and these will also be assessed by the Dorado-1 exploration well.

The equity interest holders in the project are Carnarvon Petroleum 20%; Quadrant Energy (operator) 80%.