6 June 2022
Coro Energy Plc
("Coro" or the "Company")
Recommencement of Sillaro Production and Update on Italian Production Enhancement Operations
Coro Energy Plc, the South-East Asian energy company focused on supporting the regional transition to a low carbon economy, is delighted to announce the resumption of production at the Sillaro gas field alongside a further update on on its production enhancement operations.
Sillaro Gas Field production resumption
Following the recent temporary suspension, production at the Sillaro field has now successfully recommenced. Changes to the operation of the gas processing facility including the gas stripping rate for glycol regeneration, have seen significant improvements relating to the moisture in the sales gas bringing it well within the specifications required by the pipeline operator.
Planned Production Enhancement Operations
As previously announced, the Company has been assessing various production enhancement operations across its portfolio, including reservoir interval reperforation at Rapagnano, borehole clean-up at Casa Tiberi and the potential near-term sale of gas at Casa Tonetto via trucks.
All slick line operations are now complete and Rapagnano and Casa Tiberi (where the sediment obstructing the flow has been removed from the well) are both back in production.
Following the resumption of production at each of Sillaro, Rapagnano and Casa Tiberi, the Company will provide updates on production as appropriate in due course.
For further information please contact:
Coro Energy plc Mark Hood, Chief Executive Officer |
Via Vigo Consulting Ltd
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Cenkos Securities plc (Nominated Adviser) Ben Jeynes Katy Birkin
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Tel: 44 (0)20 7397 8900 |
Vigo Consulting Ltd (IR/PR Advisor) Patrick d'Ancona Chris McMahon
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Tel: 44 (0)20 7390 0230 |
WH Ireland (Broker) Harry Ansell Katy Mitchell
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Tel: 44 (0)20 7220 1670 / 44 (0)113 946 618
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