CB-ONN-2010/5 Block, Part-I:  Operator unfolds plans to do more work

Pan India Consultants Pvt Ltd ( PICPL) has proposed to carry out exploratory drilling of four (04) wells and 3D Seismic survey in its CB-ONN-2010/5 block in Patan and Mehsana districts of Gujarat to explore the possibility of commercial production of hydrocarbons.
Pan India is the operator of the block, while
A standard electric onshore rig of 750 to 1000 BHP with Rotary/Top drive System will be installed at the potential site of drilling after thorough inspection for its working capability and quality standards.
8Approximately, 1.5 hectare (120 m x120 m) land in total would be required for exploration drilling of each well.
8Drilling of each exploratory well is proposed to a maximum up to 3000m depth.
8Seismic survey will be carried out on specific straight lines along which the seismic crew moves fast performing the required activity covering 4 to 6 km a day.
8Meanwhile, five exploratory wells dubbed as CVAA-1, Mehsana-17, Mehsana-Horst-1, DNDR-1 and Lanwa-1 were already drilled within the block.
8However, the wells drilled within the block were being abandoned as no commercial hydrocarbon was interpreted in the well logs except Mehsana-19 well, which is oil bearing, and is located just outside the southeast boundary of the block.
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CB-ONN-2010/5 Block Part-II: Utility Requirement

The power requirement of drill rig will be met by four (04) x 500 KVA DG sets.
8At a time, a maximum three DG sets shall be in operation except during test flaring and one DG set will be kept as stand by.
8During test flaring, only one DG set shall be in operation to meet the power requirement.
8The power requirement for the campsite will be catered through one DG Set of 100 KVA.
8The water requirements for drilling and domestic purposes at drill site will be to the order of 20 kilolitres per day (KLD).
8Estimated consumption of HSD shall be about 4-5 KL for entire operation and majority of it will be used for power generation via DG sets and stored temporarily in 200 litre drums at the drilling site.
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