News from October 2017 states that Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo (PGNiG) abandoned after tests new-field wildcat Godna WieÅ 1K in the 35/2000/p KlajâKrzeczowâZabnoâLetowiceâZaborowâTarnow-Wierzchoslawice permit in southern Poland. The well, drilled to the final depth of 1,725m (TVD 1,548 m) in the Upper Jurassic series, failed to recover commercial quantities of hydrocarbons and was abandoned with gas shows (volumes undisclosed). PGNiG was the sole operator of the well. Godna WieÅ 1K, spudded on 29 March 2017 using the IRI Cabot 750 drilling unit, is located in the Malopolskie political province, near the city of Tarnow. In a geological sense, the well is situated in the western sector of the Carpathian Foredeep. The well had a planned final depth of 1,725 m (TVD 1,550 m), targeting the autochthonous Miocene (Sarmatian, Badenian) clastic succession and upper Jurassic carbonates. By the end of March 2017, the well reached a depth of 54 m, progressing through undifferentiated Tertiary series. The well reached the final depth of 1,725 m (TVD 1,548 m) in the Upper Jurassic series on 28 April 2017. Godna WieÅ 1K was plugged and abandoned on 7 May 2017.
Godna WieÅ 1K op. by PGNiG (100%) in 35/2000/p KlajâKrzeczowâZabnoâLetowiceâZaborowâTarnow-Wierzchoslawice permit, failed to recover commercial quantities of hydrocarbons and was abandoned with gas shows (volumes undisclosed).