PNG

Oil Search ramps up drilling

OIL SEARCH is planning on drilling up to eight wells over the next two years as it starts to think beyond the next three LNG trains in Papua New Guinea.

With the Strickland-1 well suffering a number of downhole issues, Oil Search (50% and operator) and ExxonMobil (50%) have mobilised a second drilling crew to keep the Muruk-1 well schedule on track. ...

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