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Shell discovers Fort Sumter (MC 566), furthering its lead in the deepwater GoM Jurassic
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On 28 July 2016, Shell (100% operator) announced a discovery at its Fort Sumter prospect in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico (GoM). The field is Shell's fourth commercial Jurassic discovery, following successes at Appomattox (2009), Vicksburg (2013), and Rydberg (2014). The discovery well reached a total depth of 8,539 metres (28,016 feet) in January 2016 and the subsequent sidetrack was drilled to a total depth of 8,900 metres (29,200 feet) in February 2016.
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- Shell discovers Fort Sumter (MC 566), furthering its lead in the deepwater GoM Jurassic
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- Shell Appomattox hub
- Appomattox complex production (2019 - 2035)
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