In December 2019, Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo (PGNiG) returned to testing new-pool wildcat KramarzÃ³wka 1k in the 20/97/L Skopow-Kormanice permit in south-eastern Poland. The well, understood to be a gas well after the initial set of fracture tests, is undergoing another set of stimulation and tests, to improve the gas flow.  KramarzÃ³wka 1k, sidetrack of the 2011/12 KramarzÃ³wka 1, was drilled during June-November 2013. The well is located in the Carpathian Flysch Zone (the block partly extends into the Inner Carpathian Foredeep, Borislav-Pokutye Zone and Outer Carpathian Foredeep).  KramarzÃ³wka 1k had a planned total depth of 4,115 m (TVD 3,258), targeting the Miocene (Badenian-Sarmatian) series.  KramarzÃ³wka 1k was suspended for tests in November 2013. Tests were conducted likely in end-2014/early 2015 and the well was completed as gas producer mid-2015 (volumes undisclosed).  Background Information  The 550 sq km Skopow-Kormanice block was originally awarded to PGNiG on 4 June 1997 and was renewed since.  The initial well KramarzÃ³wka 1, spudded on 3 September 2011, was abandoned in February 2012. The well reached the final depth of 3,357 m and tested an undisclosed Miocene horizon.
Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo (PGNiG) returned to testing new-pool wildcat KramarzÃ³wka 1k in the 20/97/L Skopow-Kormanice permit in south-eastern Poland. The well, understood to be a gas well after the initial set of fracture tests, is undergoing another set of stimulation and tests, to improve the gas flow. 