As of 5 July 2020, Equinor Canada has completed drilling in the sidetrack and moved the rig off location of new-field wildcat Cappahayden K-67Z located in EL 1156 offshore in the deepwater area of the Flemish Pass Basin. The company has not yet released an update on the final outcome of the well. The company reported in the press that hydrocarbons were encountered in the original hole in what is believed to be the same formation as the Bay du Nord discovery located 16 km to the east. Equinor Canada sidetracked out of the Cappahayden K-67 original hole on 21 June 2020. It is believed the pay was discovered at a depth around 4,000 m. The rig has been moved to the Cambriol G-92 new-field wildcat prospect located 42 km west of the Bay du Nord Field in 612 m of waters on EL 1156. The Cambriol G-92 is the third and final well under the current rig contract with Equinor. If successful the well will increase the probability of a future development and extend the play to the west which has resulted in multiple oil discoveries in the Flemish Pass Basin which include the Mizzen, Bay du Nord, Bay de Verde, Baccalieu and Harpoon oil discoveries.  The Cappahayden K-67 was spud using the Transocean Barents Rig on 24 April 2020. The proposed total depth of the well is probably between 3,500 m to 4,000 m. The well was sidetracked on 21 June 2020 for the Cappahayden K-67Z.  The wells main objective being targeted is likely an Upper Jurassic age Tithonian sandstone within a faulted horst block. The fault block is part of a complexly faulted structure that stretches the border area between the Flemish Pass and Orphan basins.   In January 2019, Equinor Canada and partner BP Canada were awarded an exploration license called EL 1156 resulting from the consolidation of two former licenses which included EL 1125 and EL 1126. As a result of the consolidation both EL 1125 and 1126 have been cancelled. As part of the consolidation a reduction of area from the total between the two former blocks was made making the size of EL 1156 1,903.33 sq km. Most of the surrendered area in the former license EL 1125 which was located west of the Mizzen discovery in SDL 1048. Equinor Canada will hold a 60% working interest in the new block with BP Canada holding the remaining 40%. Approximately 60% of the block falls in the Flemish Pass Basin with the remainder located in the Central Ridge and Orphan basins.  Background Information    15 January 2012 - EL      1125 (2,470.16 sq km) awarded to Statoil (now Equinor Canada) and partners      for a work commitment bid of CAD 202,171,394 from the Call for Bids NL11-02. Statoil as      operator for the partnership has a 50% working interest, Chevron held a      40% working interest and Repsol held the remaining 10%    15 January 2012 - EL 1126 (1,867.80      sq km) awarded to the same Statoil (now Equinor Canada) group for a work      commitment bid of CAD 145,603,270 also from the Call for Bids NL11-02.    In September 2015 - Repsol      transferred its working interest in both blocks to BG International who      transferred the interest to Anadarko Canada in November 2016 who      subsequently transferred the interest to BP Canada in in January 2018. In      December 2018 Chevron Canada transferred its interest in the blocks to      Equinor Canada and BP Canada leaving the current partnership of Equinor      Canada 60% and BP Canada 40%.  14 January 2019 - Equinor Canada and partner BP Canada awarded an      exploration license called EL 1156 resulting from the consolidation of two      former licenses which included EL 1125 and EL 1126.    The term of the new license is from      the award date of 14 January 2019 through 15 January 2021 and consist of a      Period I which will last 364 days and a Period II will contain the      remainder of the time left.  Fitzroya      A12 (3,190 m (10,466 ft) and A12Z (3,860 m (12,664 ft) both wells were      plugged and abandoned in 2016 and located some 15 km to the northwest from      the Cappahayden K-67.
Canada (Flemish Pass B.), Cappahayden K-67Z, operated by Equinor (60%), BP (40%), EL 1156, WD 972m, TD ca. 4,000m, reportedly potential commercial oil find (34 API), sidetrack concluded 5 Jul '20, w.o. results. Target assumed Tithonian as in BdN (43 API oil). 