Grand Gulf Mobilises for Jesse-1A Re-entry and Flow-Test

Dec 4, 2023
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Grand Gulf Energy (GGE) is set to re-enter Jesse-1A and perform a reservoir flow-test at the Red Helium project. The drilling contractor, Drake Well Services, has been contracted to re-enter the well, aiming to isolate the lower Leadville. GGE also mobilised Drake's work-over rig #34 on 30th November and commenced operations on 4th December.

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