Dana Petroleum is seeking bids for one well plus a one well option for a jack-up rig to drill a well on the Broder Tuck field and potentially on the Lille John field. The Broder Tuck well is scheduled for 110 days and the optional period is for 20 â 40 days. The discoveries lie in contract 12/06. Dana farmed into the licence in 2013 picking up a 40% interest from PA Resources.   Broder Tuck (gas condensate) was discovered in 2011. A gross hydrocarbon column of 230 m was encountered in Broder Tuck-2 with 17 m of net pay in a high quality Middle Jurassic fluvial / tidal sandstone reservoir at 3,400 m subsea. A sidetrack confirmed the find at a location approximately 680 m from the bottom hole of the original wellbore, with a total gross hydrocarbon column of 360 m (although the reservoir is less well developed at this location). The condensate is 44Â° API and the LGR is 80-90 bc/MMcfg. Estimated reserves are 130 Bcfg plus 3 MMbc.   The Lille John Miocene oil discovery was also made in 2011. In 2014 / 2015 the find was appraised and tested. The main flow was deliberately constrained at 500 bo/d plus 0.25 MMcfg/d to avoid sand production but it was later raised to 1,400 bo/d with no sand. The reservoir is thicker and of better quality than that seen in the discovery well and the oil is light (35Â° API) and sweet. A down-dip sidetrack also encountered oil and established a 300 m oil column from Lille John-1 to Lille John-2A. The reservoir lies between 900-1,200 m subsea and estimated recoverable reserves are 20-24 MMbo.  Interest in 12/06 is held by Dana Petroleum Denmark BV (40% + operator), PA Resources Denmark ApS (24%), Danish North Sea Fund (20%), Danoil Exploration A/S (8%) and Spyker Energy ApS (8%).
Dana Petroleum is seeking bids for one well plus a one well option for a jack-up rig to drill a well on the Broder Tuck field and potentially on the Lille John field. The Broder Tuck well is scheduled for 110 days and the optional period is for 20 â 40 days. 