Tyche Energy Inc.
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| - | The company has re-interpreted seismic data over its properties and identified potential Ordovician Trenton-Black River drilling targets. It has a 48.38% working interest in 1117 acres of petroleum and natural gas leases. It has a well with cumulative production of over 0.5 BCF of sweet natural gs from a reservoir developed with the Trenton-Black River formation of Ordovician age. | + | Here is where some info about '''Tyche Energy Inc.''' should go. |
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| - | [http.tycheenergy.com Tyche Energy Webside] | + | |
| + | The company has re-interpreted seismic data over its properties and identified potential Ordovician [[Trenton-Black River]] drilling targets. It has a 48.38% working interest in 1117 acres of petroleum and natural gas leases. It has a well with cumulative production of over 0.5 BCF of sweet natural gs from a reservoir developed with the Trenton-Black River formation of Ordovician age. | ||
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| + | [http://www.tycheenergy.com Tyche Energy Webside] | ||
| Contact: Andre Hagoo, Ph. (647) 206-0336 | Contact: Andre Hagoo, Ph. (647) 206-0336 | ||
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The company has re-interpreted seismic data over its properties and identified potential Ordovician Trenton-Black River drilling targets. It has a 48.38% working interest in 1117 acres of petroleum and natural gas leases. It has a well with cumulative production of over 0.5 BCF of sweet natural gs from a reservoir developed with the Trenton-Black River formation of Ordovician age.
Contact: Andre Hagoo, Ph. (647) 206-0336
