Hot Ice finds gas, but no gas hydrates, at test wellDepartment of Energy says Anadarko’s Arctic drilling platform south of Kuparuk performed well, as did mobile core lab, continuous coring rig Petroleum News
The Hot Ice No. 1 well drilled over the last year south of Kuparuk on Alaska’s North Slope didn’t find the gas hydrates it targeted, but the U.S. Department of Energy said March 1 that although the well “did not encounter methane hydrate as expected,” it “did produce information that should help to....
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