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Jadestone: 3,600 bbls/d Oil Production at Stag

Jadestone: 3,600 bbls/d Oil Production at Stag.

articleJadestone Energy PlcOctober 16, 20175/company/jadestone-energy-inc/news/jadestone-3600-bblsd-oil-production-at-stag
Jadestone: 3,600 bbls/d Oil Production at Stag

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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \nRNS Number : 7034T Jadestone Energy Inc. 16 October 2017  \n\n \nJadestone Energy Announces 3,600 bbls/d\nOil Production Milestone at Stag\nSingapore, October 16, 2017: Jadestone Energy Inc. (TSXV: JSE) (the \"Company\") is pleased to announce that the Stag Oilfield has now reached a milestone average production rate exceeding 3,600 bbl/d over the past ten-day period ending October 14, 2017.  \n\nThis is a notable achievement given:\n·        It is a 40% increase in production since the Company overtook operatorship of the field 14 weeks ago, on July 10, 2017;\n·        It is 12 months since the field achieved this level of average production, for the ten-day period ending October 6, 2016;\n·        It exceeds the upper end of the Company's forward production guidance for Stag production in H2 2017 of 3,000 - 3,500 bbls/d; and\n·        The last production well at Stag was drilled four and a half years ago in April, 2013.\nChairman and Chief Executive Officer Paul Blakeley said \"I am very proud of the Jadestone team, both offshore and onshore, in managing to bring Stag production up to this rate, even without the additional benefit of drilling new infill wells.  Not only have we demonstrated the ability of our people to identify opportunities to better manage mature producing assets like Stag, including significant reductions in operating costs, but we have proven that achievements like this can be accomplished with the highest regard for Health, Safety, and the Environment.  Earlier this month, the team was recognised for having achieved five years of operations without a Lost Time Incident.\"\nThe Stag Oilfield produces crude oil from a shallow, low pressure reservoir, situated 60 kms north of the Australian coast.  The field was initially developed in 1998, and achieved peak rates of 25,000 bbls/d, then entered a phase of steady decline, having produced just 2,570 bbls/d in the last reported quarter to June 30, 2017, or just prior to the Company taking over operatorship on July 10, 2017.  The Company has implemented various topside process changes, and is managing the asset meticulously, on a well-by-well basis.  \n\"We expect to con...

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