Grid Petroleum Corp. Has Received Drilling Timeline for Joint Venture

DENVER, Feb. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Grid Petroleum Corp. (OTCBB: GRPR) The Board of Directors are pleased to announce that Grid Petroleum has received a drilling timeline for the first well to be drilled, of Phase One, of the Joint Venture Development Agreement the company recently announced.

The Joint Venture Agreement is for the development of a Mutual Area of Interest in the Northwest Premont Field in Jim Wells County, Texas. The Field covers 4,500 acres and is part of the Gulf Coast Trend in South Texas.

The first well to be drilled, the Guerra #3, has been permitted for drilling down to a total depth of 5,000 feet with the Frio Sands identified as the targeted formations. 

Drill site access roads and the initial drill pad are under construction, anticipating the arrival of the drill rig to commence the initial well. It is anticipated that the Guerra #3 will begin drilling on or before March 15.  The  field operator  has indicated that the drilling and rig contract has been negotiated for an initial 20 well drilling program, which is Classified as Phase One for the field development.

Drilling, completion and testing the well prior to initial  production will take approximately 30 days, subject to mechanical failures or acts of God.  As soon as the Guerra #3 has been completed, the drilling contractor will move the rig onto the next drill pad currently under construction, to begin the drilling of the second well. This well is currently being permitted.  The operator will continue  this ongoing process until all the planned 20 wells have been drilled and completed.

This initial well is an offset to the Guerra #2 which was drilled to 4,000 feet and tested positively for oil and gas in 12 potentially productive pay sand zones encountering 118 net feet of pay.

AP Yang, Petroleum Engineers of Houston, Texas, ran 45 days of open flow tests to draw down the pressure of each of the productive zones in the Guerra #2 well. The absolute open flow rate calculations indicated the lobe flow of the Laughlin  pay zone, which is a Frio Sand formation found at the 3,300 to 3,420 ft depth. The lower  lobe  oil  deposit tested at 15,541,000 cubic feet gas per day. The upper lobe flow tested at 5,063,000 cubic feet peer day. The combined total of 20,604,000 cubic feet per day from 16 feet of net pay zone for this one well with multiple pay zones.

Preliminary Reserves Estimates for the Guerra #2 are 100,000 to 150,000 Barrels of oil and 1.5 Billion Cubic Feet to 2.5 Billion Cubic Feet of natural gas.

The current price of gas ranges between $2.75 and $3.00 per mcf.

20 million cubic feet per day of gas production represents a potential gross of $60,000.00 per day, $1,800,000.00 per month gross estimated cash flow.

Grid Petroleum Corp. is a development stage company focused on the acquisition and development of low cost high reward oil and gas prospects with infield drilling for proven potential reserves in the United States and Canada.

The company anticipates the initiation of a development plan with its joint venture partners for the purpose of establishing suitable drill sites for the Kreyenhagen Trend leases.

Upon completion the company will have established a timeline for the development of its significant Oil and Gas assets.

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