Wire in the hole at Kupe as owners probe poor gas flow
Gas field’s 46% owner Genesis announces ‘wireline intervention campaign’ after new well produces less than expected.
The Volaris drilling rig used for the KS-9 well, next to the Kupe unmanned platform.
A new well at the Kupe gas field off Taranaki is generating lower than expected production levels, says Genesis Energy.
Kupe operator and 50% owner Beach Energy completed drilling of the KS-9 well in January aiming to extend the life of the field.
In a statement to the NZX this morning, Kupe’s 46%
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