from ggp quarterly, page-15

September 2010
Market Release (via electronic lodgement)
FAUSSE POINT UPDATE
The Board of Golden Gate Petroleum Ltd (ASX:GGP) advises
that the current phase of testing at the Fausse Point T.G.R.
Land Company, Inc. #1 well has been completed. The last
zone of interest is currently being monitored for pressure build
in determining if further flow testing is in order.
Several other zones of interest have been tested with gas and
condensate being produced along with oil indications. The
production rates recorded thus far have not been at sufficient
commercial quantities to commercialise the well.
Whilst a significant hydrocarbon presence over a 1,500 feet
interval had been encountered during drilling, it appears that
the well’s close proximity to the Fausse Point salt dome may
have ultimately restricted the various hydrocarbon intervals and its ability to produce at sustainable rates. In
some instances, it is apparent that salt has penetrated the potential hydrocarbon bearing intervals. In other
cases, it appears that the gas and condensate zones have been isolated from the main hydrocarbon bearing
structures.
Work is continuing on evaluating these test results and the physical data obtained during drilling, prior to the
partners in the Fausse Point project determining the next steps. Further announcements will be made when
appropriate.
Seismic data is to be reprocessed and planning for an appraisal well which will be further away from the salt
dome to a location where reservoir quality is expected to significantly improve. There is potential that the
current well bore could be used for a side track which would use both part of the existing well bore and the
existing production infrastructure.
There is a clear unquestionable presence of hydrocarbons in the Fausse Point property as evidenced by the
numerous influxes of hydrocarbons whilst drilling the T.G.R. #1 well and the production test particularly in the
deeper zone. There is also evidence to suggest that these hydrocarbons may be connected to larger
hydrocarbon accumulations with the potential for a significant financial outcome. The company intends to
understand the complex geology and test this theory in the coming months.
Comments
The challenge for the Fausse Point partners is to fully understand the behaviour and nature of the formations
intersected. The partners remain optimistic about the significance of Fausse Point’s potential. The T.G.R. # 1
well has provided its challenges; however