• Trillion (TCF) is now drilling the West Akcakoca 1 Well’s lateral section at the SASB Gas Field offshore Turkey
  • Perforation and flow testing for the Guluc 2 Well will begin this week after earthquake-related shipping delays
  • CEO Arthur Halleran sat down with Coreena Robertson to discuss the pre-production work
  • Trillion Energy International is focused on natural gas production with assets in Turkey and Bulgaria
  • Trillion Energy International (TCF) is down by 5.80 per cent, trading at $0.325 per share

Trillion (TCF) is now drilling the West Akcakoca 1 Well’s lateral section at the SASB Gas Field offshore Turkey.

The company transferred its rig to West Akcakoca 1 to remain productive following minor equipment delays for perforation and flow testing of Guluc 2 – the third well in the multi-well SASB program – due to Turkey’s devastating earthquakes.

After West Akcakoca 1 is drilled to total depth, both wells will be perforated for production.

CEO Arthur Halleran sat down with Coreena Robertson to discuss the news.

Trillion Energy International is focused on natural gas production for Europe and Turkey, with assets in Turkey and Bulgaria. The company owns 49 per cent of the SASB Gas Field, one of the Black Sea’s first and largest-scale natural gas development projects.

Trillion Energy International (TCF) is down by 5.80 per cent, trading at $0.325 per share as of 11:18 am EST.


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