ConocoPhillips spudded exploration/appraisal well, 30/7a-S15, from its Jasmine platform targeting the Merida prospect (licence P32) on 24 June 2019. As of 4 July 2019 ConocoPhillips confirmed it was drilling ahead and as of 10 July 2019 it is understood that operations are continuing.   ConocoPhillips drilled an appraisal well, 30/7a-S12, in the second half of 2018 on the Jasmine field. If the well was successful the plan was to bring the well on as a producer. However, it was confirmed in late 2018 that the well was not going to be brought onto production. The Jasmine field comprises several fault blocks and was developed in three phases. Phase 1 comprised the development of the West Limb Core Area and part of the North Terrace. The Phase 2 wells (30/7a-S8 spudded on 28 October 2014) targeted the North Terrace and the West Limb Southeast Lobe areas. To the north of the initial Phase 1 and Phase 2 areas are the Jasmine North areas (Jasmine North A and Jasmine North B). Jasmine is a high pressure, high temperature (HP/HT) gas-condensate field that was discovered in 2006 by ConocoPhillips with well 30/6-6. The reservoir for Jasmine is the Triassic Joanne Sandstone, which has an initial reservoir pressure of 822 bar and a temperature up to 178Â° C.     Interest in block 30/7a is held by ConocoPhillips Petroleum Co (UK) Ltd (36.5% + operator), with partners Eni UK Ltd (33%) and Chrysaor Ltd (30.5%).
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