In early December 2020 Oil Search Alaska COO Matt Elmer told attendees of a Resource Development Council virtual meeting that the two 2020 Mitquq exploration penetrations discovered a separate reservoir lying to the east and parallel with the Pikka Nanushuk reservoir, its tentative length and width.
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Conveyor belt of prospects
Kay Cashman
Petroleum News
Earlier this month Oil Search Alaska COO Matt Elmer said Alaska offers his company a conveyor belt of opportunities from west to east across the North Slope. The third largest leaseholder in the state, Oil Search drilled four new wells in the two and a half years since it became a North Slope operator, increasing its contingent oil reserves from approximately 500 million to 1 billion barrels.
Pikkas just the start. We have a number of opportunities to develop after Pikka from the western to the eastern North Slope, Elmer said in his early December presentation to a virtual meeting of the Resource Development Council in Anchorage.