The
duo
plans
to
spud
a
well
at
the
licence
in
August
and
a
second
before
the
end
of
the
year,
with
Hutton
on
49%
and
Iskander
Energy
on
51%.
After
drilling
and
an
analysis
a
third
well
and
pilot
production
could
potentially
follow
in
2013,
depending
on
the
exploration
results,
Hutton
Energy
said.
Hutton
Energy
managing
director
David
Messina
said
that
Shell’s
entry
to
the
area
confirms
the
high
potential
the
junior
sees
in
the
region
for
commercial
gas
production.
The
licence,
first
awarded
to
European
unconventional-focused
Hutton
Energy
in
2010,
is
situated
in
an
area
thought
to
hold
“relatively
deep…
