Monday, March 26, 2012 4:57:58 PM
In the late 1970?s Gulf Oil leased a significant acreage block in Curry County, New Mexico for drilling the Gulf Jensen Prospect.
With the drilling and testing of Pennsylvanian oil in the #1 Jensen, Humble Oil (now Exxon) entered the play, leasing several thousand acres to the north of the Gulf leases.
The #1 Jensen open hole logs defined a Pennsylvanian reef from 6,490? to 6,530?. This zone was tested resulting in gas, 10% oil and formation water with excellent flowing pressures. Based on oil prices of the day, the well was abandoned as being non-commercial.
In the early 1980?s Gulf Oil was dismantled and Exxon chose to move the majority of its operations offshore.
As a result, there was no more drilling on the original Gulf and Humble acreage blocks.
However, at today`s oil prices, and by selectively perforating the oil portion of the reef, the well would produce highly commercial oil.....
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