Kalahari GeoEnergy commenced slim well programme at project in Zambia
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In an update shared with ThinkGeoEnergy, developer Kalahari GeoEnergy reports having commenced its 2020 geothermal slim well programme. The programme has the objective to explore and test the resource, establish a resource volume and test the shallow resource.
Operations started by connecting to and pulling out the liner from Well LOC-18 (which was drilled in December 2019 intersecting a hot aquafer at 200m) to enable now ongoing flow tests on the shallow aquifer. The company then plans to deepen this well with the objective of intersecting the up-flow from the deeper reservoir, which will be targeted with further slim wells.
Initial indications are that there is significant flow.
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