Grand Gulf Energy Limited (ASX: GGE) is targeting conventional oil and gas opportunities in the United States.

The company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in February 2006 as Alto Energy International Limited and changed its name to Grand Gulf Energy Limited in June 2007. The name Grand Gulf Energy is derived from the company’s operating subsidiary in USA.

Grand Gulf Energy has a strong board of directors and management team based in both Perth, Western Australia and Houston, Texas, USA.

Grand Gulf Energy is focused on low-risk, conventional oil and gas plays in Louisiana, close to existing infrastructure and close to or within existing oil and gas production.

Grand Gulf Energy’s strategy is to apply the expertise and new technology (such as 3D seismic) required to deliver a low risk exploration and development portfolio with potentially high rewards. The company is also focused on forming relationships with organizations that can deliver further acquisition and development opportunities.

The company’s portfolio of active projects includes the Napoleonville Salt Dome project in Louisiana.

Grand Gulf Energy Limited (ASX:GGE)

Company Directors

Mr Alan Boss (Non Exec. Director)
Mr Charlie Morgan (Non Exec. Chairman)
Mr Mark Freeman (Executive Director)
Mr Stephen Keenihan (Non Exec. Director)

Contact Information

Phone: 08 9324 1177
Email: info@grandgulf.net
Website: http://www.grandgulf.net/
Address
Ground Floor, 1292 Hay Street, WEST PERTH, WA, AUSTRALIA, 6005

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Grand Gulf Energy Limited (ASX: GGE) Dugas Leblanc 3 Succesful Production Testing
30 May,2011 08:45 AM

 DUGAS & LEBLANC #3 SUCCESFUL PRODUCTION TESTING

Napoleonville Dugas & Leblanc #3 Well, Assumption Parish, Louisiana, Non Operator 39.4% WI

The Dugas & Leblanc #3 well spudded on 16 April 2011 and reached TVD of 8,000ft (TD 8,920ft) on Saturday, 30 April 2011.
 
The Board is pleased to advise that the well was perforated and completed in a 10ft "Stray B" Sand and tested at 1,000 mcfd with a constant flowing tubing pressure of 2800 psi on a 1/8 th inch choke. It made a trace of condensate and water. A gravel pack was successfully installed and the operator is presently running production tubing and finalising connection of production facilities. The expectation is sales can commence within 2 to 3 weeks.
 
Further evaluation of the well logs (including the recently completed cased hole logs) indicate that the well crossed a fault into another fault block below in the "M" sand. The well has accordingly logged pay in the "M", "Stray "A" sand and a new "Stray B" sand with a total of 31ft of gas and 33ft of oil net pay having been identified. The majority of net pay is in the "M" sand with 18ft gas and 33ft of oil. The potential presence of oil in the "M" sand is an interesting and positive development indicating the structure has flattened which is supported by the "M" sand being 13ft high to the D&L#1 well.
 
At this time the potential reserves of the newly identified Stray B Sand are unknown and the well flow rates and depletion will be watched closely to evaluate its economic reserves.
 
The "O" and "N" sands will be tested via a sidetrack following depletion of hydrocarbons in the Stray and M Sands.
 
The Company will revise its estimated recoverable hydrocarbons in due  course.

In D&L #2 the "N" Sand has proven to exhibit strong water drive. However, the dominant drive mechanism in the remaining sands is an unknown variable.
 
Partners in the Dugas & Leblanc #3 well:

Grand Gulf Energy Ltd (ASX: GGE)                  39.40% WI
Golden Gate Petroleum Ltd (ASX: GGP)          15.00% WI
Other Partners et al                                       45.60% WI