Pulsar Helium has spudded its Jetstream #1 appraisal well at the Topaz helium project in Minnesota, marking what its President and CEO described as a “significant moment for the company.”
The Canadian helium exploration and production firm confirmed today (5th February) that the Jetstream #1 well will be drilled to a depth of 686m, with contingency in place to extend to 762-meters.
A mass spectrometer will provide gas composition every 100 seconds, with gas samples to be collected when zones of helium gas response are encountered. Upon reaching total depth, a comprehensive suite of open-hole wireline logs will be acquired by Baker Hughes.
Following the wireline data acquisition, the well will be completed, and the rig will be released and demobilised. A well testing package will then mobilise and rig up on the Jetstream #1 well, execute a flow testing and pressure build-up programme, and collect pressurised gas sample data.
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