The final results of the Endeavour Well test have not been released to the public as they were in documents that were sealed by the court. I discovered the results today in an article on the Offshore Technology.Com website:

http://www.offshore-technology.com/projects/endeavour-well/

"The Endeavour well has been drilled to a final total depth of approximately 17,426ft subsea. The geological data obtained from the drilling indicates that the machine has penetrated the main targeted zone and, that the well has encountered approximately 162ft of gross reservoir quality sands over a 168ft interval to this point.

Flow testing

Canadian Superior started extensive preparations of flow testing of the Endeavour well offshore Trinidad on block 5(c) at the end of January and testing commenced on 1 March 2009.

During the initial flowing period of approximately 16 hours, a peak flow rate of 60.1 million standard cubic feet of gas a day (mmscf/d) was obtained – the maximum rate allowed under the testing equipment specifications.

A final flow rate of 56.4mmscf/d was measured with a 48/64in choke with a flowing well head pressure of 4,122psi. Dry natural gas with a gas gravity of approximately 0.584 and 0.3% CO2 flowed from the well, with no production of water and condensate or solids during the initial flow period."

Best Wishes; Scott