PEL 90 (Kiwi Block)
| COE Interest: | 25% |
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| Participant Status: | Non-operator | |
| Permit Type: | Exploration | |
| Location: | Onshore | |
| Area: | 145 km2 | |
| Award Date: | 30 Oct 2001 | |
| Renewal Date: | 30 Oct 2007 | |
| Tenure: | 5 Years | |
| Current Year: | 3 | |
| Expiry Date: | 29 Oct 2012 | |
The PEL90 Kiwi Block is a sub-block located on the western border of PEL90, adjacent to, and down-dip from, the Keleary oil field lying on the northern margin of the Cooper Basin.
Cooper Energy has participated in one exploration well in PEL90:
- Kiwi-1 in November 2003
This well discovered gas in the Callamurra formation. This gas is presently considered sub-commercial and, as such, no reserves are carried by Cooper Energy.
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The Colonus prospect, down dip to the east of the Keleary oil field, has been identified as the next likely drilling candidate in the Kiwi Block.