PORTUGUESE giant Galp has drilled its first well onshore Portugal under a joint venture signed earlier this year with US junior Porto Energy.
Galp
has
spudded
the
Alcobaca-1
well
to
test
a
conventional
target
that
could
yield
up
to
100
million
barrels
of
oil
below
a
salt
layer
on
the
300,000-acre
block.
The
$7
million
well
will
be
drilled
using
a
KCA
Deutag
rig
to
a
target
depth
of
3000
metres
over
45
to
50
days.
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