The 9.6km pipeline, which is expected to be fully operational by mid December, is going through its initial start up phase.
The company noted that the pipeline will allow it to produce from a particular well that was drilled in 2012, but was shut-in due to high gas oil ratios, and will result in an increase in both oil and gas production net to PanTerra.
The newly constructed line is also connected to other current producers at Tomahawk, which will allow the company to collect and market solution gas.
The new pipeline is expected to add extra net incremental revenue, which will replace the net revenue, the firm gave up in the sale of a portion of its Carrot Creek project earlier this year.
PanTerra is in the process of licensing an Ostracod development location on its Tomahawk West property that includes 13 sections of land, which was recently acquired by the company and its partner Insch Commodity.
