Corentyne Acreage and Activity Overview
Corentyne Block Northern Region Exploration
Kawa-1 Results
TERTIARY
Maas/Camp
1,2,3
Sant 18-
19
36"
22
18"
135"
Camp
16
9
/8
Sant 22
Con
23C
APTIAN-ALBIAN
25
TD (not reached)
21,578
ft
TURONIAN
Log pay and shows suggesting
condensate
Log pay and shows suggesting oil
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An active hydrocarbon system has been proven to extend over 6000 ft of
depth, with preservation of good porosity at depth, and 228 feet of log pay.
Highlights of gross pay intervals are displayed. Hydrocarbon type mirrors
regional trends in this area; gas condensate prone in Maastrichtian to
Campanian, and oil prone in Santonian and Coniacian
MAASTRICHTIAN Package of three blocky sands with combined 68 ft log pay, 16 -
26% effective porosity, and indications of gas condensate; analogous to Pluma and
Haimara discoveries on Stabroek block
CAMPANIAN Thin sands with good porosity and interpreted large area connected
deep offshore; combined 66 ft log pay, 14-26% effective porosity, and indications of
gas condensate; analogous to discoveries on Stabroek block and Block 58
UPPER SANTONIAN Channel complex with two packages of sands with combined 41
ft log pay, 12 - 19% effective porosity, and indications of light oil; analogous to
discoveries in Block 58 and deep discoveries on Stabroek block. Thicker complex and
more sands expected away from wellbore.
LOWER SANTONIAN Thick package of thin bedded sands with 35 ft log pay, 10 -
18% effective porosity and indications of light oil
CONIACIAN Stacked sands with 18 ft log pay, mostly in bottom sand, effective
porosity 10-13%; but kick and good porosity in cuttings at TD indicates additional
better reservoir below; oil indicated by shows and presence of light oil in annulus mud.
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