RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Flip a CoinHere I'll make it easy for everybody. Normally pressured is the hydrostatic head pressure of water or 0.454 psi per foot. If formations are filled with water that's the pore pressure that you'd expect. If the formation is higher than that then it's abnormally pressured. Probably being fed from a deeper formation with higher pore pressure.
So it appears, but not confirmed, that they ran into abnormal pressure in the Upper Campanian. Fed from below because the pressure was abnormal. My guess is that was the cause of the grief that they had to case and cement off ASAP. Once cased and cemented how can you get an MDT, much less a DST? You can't. All ya got is cuttings samples and logs. So my guess is that the market knows, from the ptoblems that they had, that they might have a helluva well there. Nobody gonna short or long it too much until they know for sure. Wei will confirm it one way or the other.