Discovery to Development – A Subsurface Case History of the Kitan Oil Field, Timor Sea

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Discovery to Development – A Subsurface Case History of the Kitan Oil Field, Timor Sea

 

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Publication Name: Western Australian Basins Symposium

Authors: D. Wheller, G. Ellis, Y. Suhardiman, R. Yokote, D. Selvaggi, J. Derrij, G. Maniscalco

Date Published: August 2013

Number of Pages: 24

Abstract:

The Kitan Oil Field is located in the northern Bonaparte Basin within the Joint Petroleum Development Area (JPDA), an area jointly administered by Timor-Leste and Australia. The Kitan structure is a Jurassic E-W trending tilted fault block. The Kitan 1 exploration well was drilled and successfully tested in early 2008. Kitan 2 appraisal well was drilled immediately after Kitan 1 and intersected the reservoir up-dip from Kitan 1
and confirmed the extension of the oil accumulation.

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