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Prospectus re Admission to the Official List - Heritage Oil

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RPS Energy<strong>Heritage</strong> <strong>Oil</strong> – Competent Persons Report4.4. Petroleum Engineering4.4.1. Reservoir Fluid PropertiesThe Lower J 1 Sand contains an undersaturated oil at an initial p<strong>re</strong>ssu<strong>re</strong> and temperatu<strong>re</strong> of approximately28 MPa (4,018 psia) and 83 C (181 F), <strong>re</strong>spectively, at a depth of 2,750 m. The produced oil has a densityof 834 kg m -3 (~38 API). The in-situ viscosity of <strong>the</strong> oil is likely <strong>to</strong> be 2-3 times that of water, and <strong>the</strong>bubble point of <strong>the</strong> <strong>re</strong>servoir oil is 1,320 psia (<strong>the</strong> implication of <strong>the</strong>se fac<strong>to</strong>rs is discussed below). Theinitial solution GOR (R si ) is 410 scf/stb, and <strong>the</strong> initial formation volume fac<strong>to</strong>r (B oi ) is 1.25 rb/stb.4.4.2. Well Performance & DeliverabilityTwo wells have been tested and produced on <strong>the</strong> ac<strong>re</strong>age, namely 226 and P3. Their production his<strong>to</strong>ry isshown in Figu<strong>re</strong> 16 and Figu<strong>re</strong> 17 below. The highest rate achieved by each well is 476.5 stb/d and288.9 stb/d, <strong>re</strong>spectively.Figu<strong>re</strong> 16:Well 226 Production His<strong>to</strong>ry27FEB20080426380698

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