Galoc field reaching steady production

The Galoc field is expected to reach a steady state of production between 18,000 to 20,000 b/d within the next few days, following well tests and the connection of two production wells, says partner Otto Energy.

Oct 20th, 2008

Offshore staff

MAKATI CITY, Philippines -- The Galoc field is expected to reach a steady state of production between 18,000 to 20,000 b/d within the next few days, following well tests and the connection of two production wells, says partner Otto Energy.

The Galoc field has been onstream for 11 days. The first cargo of crude oil from the field is scheduled during the first week of November.

10/20/2008

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