PEMEX plugged and abandoned dry the Sejel 1EXP directional new-field wildcat (NFW) in the AE-0055 block in the onshore Sureste Basin during late-June 2019. Â     The well reached a final total depth (TD) of      7,100 m.       The NFW was spudded on 17 December 2018. Â        The      well had a proposed total depth (PTD) of 6,998 m and the primary target      was the Jurassic. Â     The      NFW will attempt to extend the successful deeper Jurassic plays in the      area like Bricol, Chinchorro, Palangre, Pareto, and the most recent      discovery Chocol in March 2017.Â Â  Â     The      NFW has prospective resources of 58 MMboe.Â       The prospect is located in the south-central area of the block, on      trend with and approximately 6.6 km south-east of the Chocol 1 NFW oil and      gas discovery completed in early-2017.          A      drilling permit for the well was granted by the CNH on 3 October 2018.     SENER      granted the AE-0055-4M-Mezcalapa-05 entitlement to Pemex 100% through      Ronda 0 on 27 August 2014. The block covered an approximate area of 971.9      sq km but now covers an area of 658.6 sq km after two area reductions.      PEMEX suspended as an oil and gas discovery the Chocol 1 directional new-field wildcat (NFW) in the AE-0055 block in the onshore Sureste Basin on 8 April 2017.Â  PEMEX reported in late July 2017 that the well tested 5,308 bo/d and 4 MMcfg/d.Â  The operator tested oil and gas from the Cretaceous objective from 5,089 m to 5,549 m.Â  The NFW reached a total depth (TD) of 7,213 m measured depth (MD) and 6,888 m true vertical depth (TVD) during early December 2016. The operator spudded the well on 22 February 2016. It had a proposed total depth (PTD) of 7,368 m measured depth (MD) and 7,012 m true vertical depth (TVD). The Cretaceous and Upper Jurassic formations were the primary objectives.Â  The well is located in the western central area of the block.Â  It is also located 6.7 km northeast of the Pareto field discovery and 7.8 km east of the Tupilco field.Â  The prospect will attempt to reach reservoirs below a high angle normal fault located over a small salt structure.Â  The area is an extensional province with salt structures and salt withdrawal grabens.Â  The NFW is a high temperature, high pressure well with temperatures estimated at about 160Â° C and a bottom hole pressure of 16,700 psi. The prospect size was reported to be 87 MMboe.Â  On 9 February 2016, the CNH approved plans by PEMEX to drill the Chocol 1.
Sejel 1EXP directional new-field wildcat (NFW) in the AE-0055 block onshore, P&A, dry.