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Kimu field seismic survey underway

Published Jul 13, 2007

Cue announces that line preparation for seismic acquisition over the Kimu gas field in PRL-08, Papua New Guinea has commenced.

The Kimu area survey is part of a larger 2007 Guavi River Seismic campaign embracing PRL-08 and adjacent acreage. It consists of six seismic traverses totaling 71Km and is designed to provide a high quality modern seismic grid over the Kimu structure from which to advance the understanding of potential recoverable gas volumes.

Kimu has been assessed, to date, to have the potential to contain around 905 billion cubic feet of recoverable gas, with Cue’s share being approximately 97 billion cubic feet in a most likely case.

Kimu is located approximately 60km west of the Barikewa gas field and 50km SW of the SE Gobe oil field.

 

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