RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:What isHere's what Repsol said in their 35 page report on Jaguar that I've already posted about 4 times. People may want to review it because the same may happen on Kawa. They didn't expect the high pressures in the original well planning. The high pressures were encountered while drilling. Begs the question if their is a fault or some other channel for high pressures from lower formations feed higher formations. Anyway here's what Repsol said: Jaguar-1 Pore Pressure Conclusions/Lessons Learned Jaguar-1 HPHT Well was stopped earlier due to High Pore Pressure found during the Drilling. Jaguar-1 Geological Operations provided a full set of logs/information for logging interpretation. MDT was crucial in this well to confirm Pore Pressure in permeable zones and to provide G&G the geological information to review the prospect. Wireline logs were successfully run within the HPHT range. Wireline MDT practices were reviewed for the HPHT near balance conditions. High Pore Pressure Model is difficult to predict in a wildcat. However, the recognition of the chemical compaction as a secondary mechanisms is critically importance to the pressure analysis process.