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Geo Associates has confirmed gas, light oil, condensate and helium deposits in Muzarabani, Mines and Mining Development Minister Zhemu Soda has said.
GeoAssociates is the licence holder of the special grant 4571 where the gas discovery has been confirmed.
Australia Stock Exchange-listed Invictus Energy holds 80 percent of GeoAssociates while the balance is owned by the indigenous group, One Gas Resources.
Speaking at a press conference in Harare on Monday, 04 March, Soda said that exploration activities in Muzarabani have resulted in further discoveries of gas, condensate, helium, and hydrogen. He said (<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/gas-oil-discovery-changes-energy-game/">via The Herald</a>):
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Today we are here to make further announcements about the exploration activities that continue to happen in Muzarabani.
We are pleased to announce that from the 11 samples that were extracted, Geo Associates reported to Government yesterday that they made further discoveries of gas, condensate, helium, and hydrogen.
The hydrogen which they discovered does not contain hydrogen sulphide which is an undesirable constituent of our petroleum products and there is potential from the light oil which was discovered to be beneficiated to produce diesel, petrol and Jet A1.
This is a huge step in the realisation of our Vision 2030 where we aspire to become an upper-middle-income economy.
We do encourage the investors to roll out their commercialisation and monetising activities which they have intimated to Government.
The results are that the natural gas is of high quality with minimal impurities and that there is no hydrogen sulphide in the samples (which is an undesirable constituent in oil and gas).
Above all, the oil discovered falls into the light oil classification. This is the oil classification that produces diesel, petrol as well as jet A1.
The presence of helium and hydrogen which has also been confirmed becomes a welcome bonus from the Mukuyu deposit.
Zimbabwe is on course to be counted as a player in the oil and gas industry. There are unimaginable spinoffs for the economy and for Zimbabweans at large from oil and gas extraction and the attendant value chain activities.
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High Quality Gas Discovered In Muzarabani

Australian-listed Invictus Energy Ltd, an independent oil and gas exploration company focused on high-impact energy resources in sub-Saharan Africa, has said early findings in its oil project in Muzarabani are highly encouraging.
In an update seen by Pindula News, Invictus said there is an increase in resistivity which is usually a pointer to the presence of crude oil and natural gas. 
These products are nonconductors of electricity therefore, their presence in reservoir rock increases resistivity – a measure of the resistance of a specific material to the electrical current conduction that flows through it. 
Invictus Managing Director Scott Macmillan said:
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Early indications in our Upper Angwa primary target are highly encouraging and have proven a conventional working hydrocarbon system in the Cabora Bassa Basin, which is an exciting development validating our subsurface model.
The presence of elevated mud gas readings, fluorescence in the cuttings, elevated LWD resistivity and increasing background gas with depth is a positive sign as we progress through the Upper Angwa Alternations Member.
We still have several hundred metres of drilling through our primary targets with additional potential, which will be followed by a comprehensive wireline logging programme to evaluate results, with the aim of confirming the presence of moveable hydrocarbons in multiple zones.
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Major findings
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1). Elevated mud gas peaks were observed with marked increases from C1 to C5 compounds (methane, ethane, propane, butanes and pentanes).
2). An initial 100 per cent fluorescence was also observed in a downhole cuttings sample of sandstone indicating the presence of condensate or light oil when placed under ultraviolet light.
<a href="https://t792ae.c2.acecdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Mukuyu-Drilling-Update.pdf">Download: Mukuyu Drilling Update</a>
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Muzarabani Oil Drilling Zimbabwe: Invictus Says Early Findings Are "Highly Encouraging"

Invictus Energy Ltd, an independent oil and gas exploration company, has issued an update on the Mukuyu-1 well that is currently being drilled in Zimbabwe’s Cabora Bassa Basin. In an update seen by Pindula News, Invictus said it has drilled the 17 ½ surface hole section down to a depth of approximately 593m. Reads the update in part:
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<h2>HIGHLIGHTS</h2>
• Surface hole section drilling completed to a depth of 593m
• Exalo Rig 202 to drill ahead through the first prospective targets, once casing is set
• Mukuyu-1 targeting 20 trillion cubic feet + 845 million barrels# of conventional gas-condensate (gross mean unrisked)
Invictus Energy Limited (“Invictus” or “the Company”) is pleased to provide an update on the Mukuyu-1 well that is currently being drilled in its 80% owned SG 4571 licence in Zimbabwe’s Cabora Bassa Basin.
<h2>Progress</h2>
Since the last update, the diverter system has been rigged up and the Exalo Rig 202 has drilled the 17 ½” surface hole section down to a depth of approximately 593m Measured Depth (“MD”).
The drill string is currently being pulled out of a hole in readiness to commence running casing. 
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The casing is a series of steel pipes that run into a drilled oil well to stabilize the well, keep contaminants and water out of the oil stream, and prevent oil from leaching into the groundwater. The casing is installed in layers, in sections of decreasing diameter that is joined together to form casing strings.
Download: <a href="https://t792ae.c2.acecdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Invictus-Energy-Update-on-Mukuyu-1.pdf">Invictus Energy Update on Mukuyu-1</a>
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Invictus Provides Update On The Mukuyu-1 Well Being Drilled In Zimbabwe

Exploration drilling is underway on a much-anticipated onshore oil and gas play in Zimbabwe in southern Africa.
The operator Invictus Energy said Sunday that drilling started in Block SG 4571 on 24 September at the first of two potentially play-opening exploration wells.
Two prospects underway starting with the giant Mukuyu prospect.
Invictus said it planned to drill Mukuyu-1 to a projected depth of 3 500 metres, with the drilling and evaluation work expected to take between 50 and 60 days to complete.
Managing Director Scott Macmillan said the commencement of drilling was an “exciting and long-anticipated” moment for Invictus Energy and its shareholders. He said:
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Invictus, together with our partners, have methodically de-risked and matured the Mukuyu prospect and our Cabora Bassa acreage over the last several years, and the commencement of our drilling campaign is a significant milestone.
Mukuyu-1 is a world-class, basin-opening well which, if successful, could be transformative for the company and Zimbabwe.
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According to the company, Mukuyu is one of the largest oil and gas exploration prospects to be drilled globally this year, targeting a combined prospective resource potential of 20 trillion cubic feet and 845 million barrels of conventional gas condensate.
After completing Mukuyu-1, Invictus then plans to drill the Baobab-1 well which will take around 30 to 40 days to complete.
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