Tangram Energy is looking for partners to farm-in to licence P2359 (blocks 13/30c and 14/26d) which contains the 13/30-2 (Samedi) discovery. The company has conducted seismic interpretation and depth conversion of newly purchased seismic along with petrophysical analysis and reservoir analysis of the discovery. Tangram is looking to progress towards appraisal of the discovery once entering Phase C of the licence. The Samedi discovery was discovered by Britoil in 1984 with well 13/30-2. The discovery was within the Buzzard B2 unit and was a surprise with the first core missing the interval. Samedi is thought to be an analogue of Buzzard. P50 resources for Samedi are estimated at 33.4 MMb (STOIIP) for the B2 sands.  Tangram believes that the discovery pinches out at multiple points and petrophysical analysis on wells 13/30-2, 14/26b-5 and 14/26a-9 identify a good trend of thick Buzzard sands pinching against the Grampian Arch which is the main trap. The reservoir sands are confined between Jurassic age faults which crosscut the basin in a West Northwest â East Southeast trend. Licence P2359 is located north of Golden Eagle with Samedi approximately 12 km north west of the Golden Eagle platform.  Interest in P2359 is held solely by Tangram Energy Limited.   For further details please contact Martin Smith â Technical Director  martin.smith@tangram-energy.com (tel - +44 (0) 2031 676401)
Tangram Energy is looking for partners to farm-in to licence P2359 (blocks 13/30c and 14/26d) which contains the 13/30-2 (Samedi) discovery