FX Energy Disappointed by Testing Results at Polish Plawce-2 Well

FX Energy announced that the testing of the three fracked Rotliegend intervals in the Plawce-2 well has been completed, explaining that the results were “disappointing” for the company and its partner PGNiG SA.

“We are analysing the test results and other data to see if any further activities might be warranted in the tight gas areas of the Fences concession,” said Andy Pierce, VP of Operations, “but these test results are disappointing to FX Energy and to our partner, PGNiG SA, the national oil company in Poland.”

FX Energy announced that two lower zones produced only formation water.

“The top interval, where log interpretation indicated more than 60 meters of gas saturated sandstone at the top of the Rotliegend, flowed only non-commercial levels of gas along with formation water,” reads the note. 

PGNiG SA, largest Polish oil and gas exploration and production company, is the operator and owns 51% of the working interest in the Fences concession. FX Energy owns the remaining 49% of the concession, which covers 850,000 acres or 1,647 square kilometres.

Recently, San Leon Energy announced it completed the hydraulic fracture of Lewino-1G2 well in Gdansk W Concession in Poland, adding that it attained the highest average main treatment pump rate outside North America.