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The discovery of the Waitsia Gas Field in 2014, the largest onshore gas discovery in Australia in over 40 years, opened up the Early Permian Kingia play for the Northern Perth Basin. Now at the cusp of a development drilling campaign set to deliver 250TJ/day through the new gas processing facility, this talk chronicles the journey of discovery and appraisal to full field development from the perspective of one geologist who was there from the beginning.
Roger Xiang is a Senior Geologist with Mitsui E&P Australia, with over 15 years’ experience in various geoscience roles. His current professional focus is in appraisal and development planning, operations and management of post well analytical programs. Roger obtained a B.Sc in Science with first class Honours in Geology, and a B.A. in International Relations from the University of New South Wales. He is a member of PESA and SPE.
Following the discovery of the prolific Waitsia Gas Field and the West Erregulla-2 discovery, Beharra Springs Deep 1 was another deep pool test targeting the Kingia formation below an existing gas field. The result confirmed the extension of the Kingia play further south in the basin and de-risked nearfield Kingia prospectivity. This talk summarises the Beharra Springs Deep 1 well result and offers an insight into the remaining Kingia prospectivity in the Mitsui and Beach acreage within the Perth Basin.
Jordan Sheehan is a Senior Geologist with Beach Energy, with over 8 years’ experience working across various geoscience roles. His current responsibilities include exploration and appraisal planning, and well operations in the Perth Basin. Jordan obtained a Bachelor of Science at the University of Adelaide and Honours in Geology and Geophysics at the Australian School of Petroleum. He is a member of PESA and SPE.
Thursday 17th March 4:45pm (for talks starting at 5:30pm and 6:30pm)
Cost:
PESA Members: $30.00 (Members must Log on to the PESA website to see the member prices)
Non-members: $50.00
PESA Students Members: Free (registration is essential)
Bookings close 12 noon 16 March for venue and catering purposes.
As per government requirements, proof of vaccination is required to enter the venue.