Hurri NFW 7219-12-3 S in PL533 was being P&A dry on 10 January 2018. The well encountered no reservoir in the Middle Jurassic to Lower Cretaceous Hekkingen Formation (Fm), and good reservoir in the Jurassic Sto Fm but no hydrocarbons were present. 7219-12-3 S had reached TD at 2,750m MD (2,707m TVD) and carried out logging by 8 January 2018 after spudded on 3 December 2017. The "Leiv Eiriksson" semi-sub is operating in 313m WD, and planned duration was 60 days for the main wellbore, extending to 122 days for a discovery including sidetrack and testing. PTD was 2,720m MD (2,689m TVD), planned to be drilled vertically targeting 218 MMboe prospective recoverable resources in the Jurassic and Triassic. Lundin recently concluded the Hufsa NFW 7219/12-2 S, 15km SE of Hurri on PL533, P&A in November 2017 after it reached 2,100m MD (1,854m TVD) and discovered non-commercial gas in the Early Jurassic Nordmela Fm. Hurri lies on trend with the Filicudi discovery 1.5km to the NE on PL533, with estimated recoverable resources of 35-100 MMboe. Filicudi was discovered in January 2017 by 7219/12-1, which encountered oil in Triassic Tubaen Fm, and gas in Jurassic Sto and Nordmela Fms. PL533 also contains the Salina discovery made by 7220/10-1 (2012, Eni, 2,405m) 15km to the SE of Hurri, which found gas and condensate in the Early Cretaceous Knurr Fm and Middle Jurassic Sto Fm (estimated recoverable resources of 31-44 MMboe). PL533 was awarded to an Eni-led partnership in the 20th Licensing Round on 15 May 2009 with a five year initial term which has been extended to November 2017. Eni withdrew from PL533 in September 2015 with its 40% stake reassigned to the remaining partners. Licensees are Lundin Norway AS (35% + Op), Aker BP ASA (35%), and DEA Norge AS (30%).<P />
Norway (S. Barents)	7219/12-03 S (Hurri) op. by Lundin (35%, Aker BP 35%, DEA 30%) in PL 533 block, 32km NW of Alta discovery, no reservoir properties in Hekkingen and a good reservoir in Sto fms. but with no indication of hc. P&A, dry .