Forest Oil updates deep shelf discovery results

Forest Oil Corp. has announced the test results for its deep shelf discovery at West Cameron block 112 No. 1.

Mar 19th, 2004

Forest Oil Corp. has announced the test results for its deep shelf discovery at West Cameron block 112 No. 1. The No. 1 well tested at 15.4 MMcf/d and 322 b/d of condensate with a flowing tubing pressure of 10,475 psi. Initial production is forecasted to be 20-25 MMcfe/d and the well is expected to be placed online in 3Q 2004. Forest drilled the well to a total depth of 15,325 ft. Forest, as operator, has a 55% working interest and Dominion Exploration & Production Inc holds 45%.

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