Mr. Jim Culver reports
UPDATE ON SYRACUSE HELIUM/NATURAL GAS PROJECT
VVC Exploration Corp., doing business as VVC Resources, has provided an update on its continuing Syracuse helium/natural gas project in Kansas.
Successful production commencement at Durler 2-21
Following the company's previous announcement on Nov. 16, 2023, it is pleased to report that the Durler 2-21 well has transitioned from successful completion to active production. This milestone signifies a stable economic output, marking Durler 2-21 a key contributor in the company's portfolio. The well's performance continues to be closely monitored and adjusted to optimize its output and efficiency. The objective of the optimization is to reach the maximum stable production level without negatively impacting total production of the well. The gas quality is as expected: helium content is 1.2 per cent and natural gas content is 35.949 per cent, with a heat content of 438 BTU (British
thermal unit).
Hodgson
1-17 and C Double D 1-16: completion and analysis phase
The Hodgson 1-17 and C Double D 1-16 wells are now completed and producing. These two wells are in the output analysis phase. This stage is crucial for understanding the wells' production capacities, optimal settings for both immediate and long-term production, and potential contributions to the overall project.
Preparations
complete for Levens 4-31, Weaver 1-15 and T Spiker 1-7
The team has also readied the Levens 4-31, Weaver 1-15 and T Spiker 1-7 wells for completion. Next steps for these wells await the analysis of the Durler, Hodgson and C Double D wells. Each helium/natural gas project has its idiosyncrasies and every time a new well is completed, introduced into production and optimized, the more information the team has for the next wells. This thorough preparatory plan and step-by-step optimization of these wells increases the probability for successful integration into the production lineup, at the most reasonable cost, underscoring the team's commitment to thoughtful strategic growth and resource optimization.
Jim Culver, VVC's president, commented: "While the process may seem unusually deliberate, every time a well is drilled, perforated or completed in the Syracuse project, the more information the team gains about how to succeed with the next well or wells. This knowledge gives us a better chance of optimum success for the whole project."
A continued commitment to sustainable practices
VVC remains dedicated to environmentally responsible practices. The company's operations are conducted with the utmost regard to ensuring sustainability, minimal environmental impact, and adherence to the highest industry standards and best practices.
About VVC Exploration Corp.
VVC engages in the exploration, development and management of natural resources -- specializing in scarce and increasingly valuable materials needed to meet the growing, high-tech demands of industries such as manufacturing, technology, medicine, space travel and the expanding green economy. The company's portfolio includes a diverse set of multiasset, high-growth projects, comprising: helium and industrial gas production in western United States; copper and associated metals operations in northern Mexico; and strategic investments in carbon sequestration and other green energy technologies.
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