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EOG currently worth $2.5 Billion USD
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=EO…
(Note: hier handelt es sich um die subjektive Einschätzung eines Users)
EOG's potential
EOG is basically taking a free ride if any of those 8 to 10 wells being drilled offshore Namibia hits oil.
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?p=0&…
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=EO…
(Note: hier handelt es sich um die subjektive Einschätzung eines Users)
EOG's potential
EOG is basically taking a free ride if any of those 8 to 10 wells being drilled offshore Namibia hits oil.
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?p=0&…
Zitat von Pompeianus: Nimrod Bohrung
NR vom 27.7.:
...with an estimated total drilling depth of approximately 3,350 metres true vertical depth subsea. The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 60 days...
Es wird also bei einer vertikalen Tiefe von 3350m für drilling und logging von ca. 60 Tagen ausgegangen. Wenn man von einer Bohrgeschwindigkeit von ca. 100m am Tag ausgeht, könnte es Ende August interessant werden. Ist das Loch trocken wird man wohl mit ca. 30-35 Tagen fürs drillen auskommen. Logging ist nur nötig wenn man "was interessantes"findet, dann wird man 45-60 Tage veranschlagen müssen...
Prima Gedanke!
Ich habe nochmal geschaut, wie das beim ersten Drill, dem Duster in Block 1811A (Tapir South) gelaufen ist:
Da hatte Chariot ebenfalls viel früher gemeldet, als man ursprünglich für drilling and logging veranschlagt hatte.
Dort betrug die Wassertiefe (WD) rund 2100m die Bohrtiefe (TD) 5100m also rund 3000m Material, das durchbohrt werden musste bzw. wollte (vgl.: http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/chariot-oil-and-gas/rns/r… S. 8).
Zum Zeitplan stand im entsprechenden Announcement: "The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 70 days." (http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/chariot-oil-and-gas/rns/r…)
Angefangen hatten sie am 05. April, vermeldet hatten sie aber bereits am 14. May mit einer erreichten TD von 4879m, dass sie nichts kommerziell verwertbares gefunden haben.
Das sind gerade einmal 40 von den veranschlagten 70 Tagen.
Jetzt bohren sie in einer Wassertiefe von 360m ...
Hoffen wir mal, dass wir ganz lange nichts von Chariot hören.
Am 31. August wären es genau 35 Tage seit Bohrbeginn, 60 Tage sind am 25. September um.
Daumen drücken ...
Gruß und guten Tag
wünscht tnzs
Nimrod Bohrung
NR vom 27.7.:
...with an estimated total drilling depth of approximately 3,350 metres true vertical depth subsea. The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 60 days...
Es wird also bei einer vertikalen Tiefe von 3350m für drilling und logging von ca. 60 Tagen ausgegangen. Wenn man von einer Bohrgeschwindigkeit von ca. 100m am Tag ausgeht, könnte es Ende August interessant werden. Ist das Loch trocken wird man wohl mit ca. 30-35 Tagen fürs drillen auskommen. Logging ist nur nötig wenn man "was interessantes" findet, dann wird man 45-60 Tage veranschlagen müssen...
NR vom 27.7.:
...with an estimated total drilling depth of approximately 3,350 metres true vertical depth subsea. The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 60 days...
Es wird also bei einer vertikalen Tiefe von 3350m für drilling und logging von ca. 60 Tagen ausgegangen. Wenn man von einer Bohrgeschwindigkeit von ca. 100m am Tag ausgeht, könnte es Ende August interessant werden. Ist das Loch trocken wird man wohl mit ca. 30-35 Tagen fürs drillen auskommen. Logging ist nur nötig wenn man "was interessantes"
findet, dann wird man 45-60 Tage veranschlagen müssen...
Oh, gerade gesehen, motz1 war ja viel schneller!
@motz1: Danke, ich war wohl noch am Tippen, Links zusammentragen und Programm querlesen und habe dann nicht nochmal in den Thread geschaut.
Hier hat ja bisher auch so gut wie niemand gepostet, aber schön, wenn jetzt langsam Leben in die Bude kommt.
Gruß von
tnzs
@motz1: Danke, ich war wohl noch am Tippen, Links zusammentragen und Programm querlesen und habe dann nicht nochmal in den Thread geschaut.
Hier hat ja bisher auch so gut wie niemand gepostet, aber schön, wenn jetzt langsam Leben in die Bude kommt.
Gruß von
tnzs
Stockhouse-Fund:
Präsentation von Immanuel N. Mulunga, Petroleum Commissioner, Republic of Namibia, Ministry of Mines and Energy auf der ENERGYAfrica - June 19, 2012:
"Namibia - An Emerging and Attractive Destination for Hydrocarbon Exploration"
http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/2%20-%20Namibia%20Minist…
Hier zum Programm der Tagung, die unter anderem von ECO gesponsert wurde:
http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/June%2019%202012%20progr…
Schönen Abend
wünscht tnzs
Präsentation von Immanuel N. Mulunga, Petroleum Commissioner, Republic of Namibia, Ministry of Mines and Energy auf der ENERGYAfrica - June 19, 2012:
"Namibia - An Emerging and Attractive Destination for Hydrocarbon Exploration"
http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/2%20-%20Namibia%20Minist…
Hier zum Programm der Tagung, die unter anderem von ECO gesponsert wurde:
http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/June%2019%202012%20progr…
Schönen Abend
wünscht tnzs
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Es gibt eine Namibia-Präsentation vom Ministry of Mines and Energy - cheers to user zakmirza from stockhouse!
http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/2%20-%20Namibia%20Minist…
@tnzs/neo: ist nur als Arbeitserleichterung für dich gedacht
http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/2%20-%20Namibia%20Minist…
@tnzs/neo: ist nur als Arbeitserleichterung für dich gedacht
Repsol farm in offshore Namibia
http://www.energy-pedia.com/news/namibia/new-151234
http://www.towerresources.co.uk/news/2012/news_300712b.html
Und das schöne daran, die Lizenz mit den Blöcken 1910A, 1911 and 2011A ist um die Ecke von den ECO-Blöcken und dementsprechend auch den PCL-Blöcken.
http://ecooilandgas.com/_resources/projects/Cooper.jpg
Und sie wollen nächstes Jahr bohren (siehe auch unten das Announcement):
"It’s an enormous validation to have one of the majors coming in," Graeme Thomson, chief executive officer of Tower, said today in a telephone interview. "We hope to start drilling next year."
source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-07-30/repsol-follows-bp-i…
Repsol farms into Tower Resources Namibian offshore licence 0010
30 Jul 2012
Highlights
- Repsol to farm in as operator to Namibian offshore licence 0010 with 44% working interest
- Tower to convert its 15% carried interest to 30% working interest
- Placing to raise £5.9 million
- Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2012 also announced today.
Tower Resources, the AIM listed oil and gas exploration company, announces that Repsol has agreed, subject to the requisite regulatory approvals, to take a 44% working interest in the Namibian offshore licence 0010 and the related petroleum agreement and become operator.
Tower's subsidiary, Neptune Petroleum (Namibia), has also entered into a farm out agreement with Arcadia Expro Namibia to convert Tower's 15% carried interest in the Licence to a 30% working interest, subject to the requisite regulatory approvals. Under the terms of the Farm-out Agreement, Neptune is liable to reimburse to Arcadia 30% of Arcadia's past costs on the Licence, amounting to approximately US$5.3 million (£3.4 million) and will assume 30% of future costs.
Provided that the transfers are completed, the ongoing interests in the Licence will be Repsol 44%, Tower 30% and Arcadia 26%.
An updated Competent Person's Report produced in 2011 identified a number of prospects in the Licence, including five targets in the Delta structure which, if oil and gas bearing, are estimated to contain some 9.3 billion barrels of recoverable oil and 14.5 TCF of gas. Repsol is presently examining a variety of rig options and is consulting with the Namibian government, Arcadia and Tower as it does so. The busy exploration programme offshore Namibia will likely bring a number of rigs to the area and, with the relatively shallow water depth of between 900m to 1,300m over the Delta prospect, several rigs in the region would be suitable to drill the well. Furthermore, Repsol has an active drilling campaign in Angola. An announcement will be made as and when the partners have secured a rig to drill the first well on the Licence.
In order to fund the acquisition and ongoing pre-drill costs of its 30% working interest in the Licence and to provide additional working capital, the Company announces that it has raised £5.9 million before expenses through a conditional placing of 196.67 million new ordinary shares at a price of 3p per Placing Share. £3.15million is being raised from existing institutional and other investors, with the balance of £2.75 million being subscribed by Directors of the Company.
The placing price of 3p represents a premium of 2.5% to the closing midmarket price on 27 July 2012.
The Company has published its Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 2012 in a separate announcement released today.
Tower's Chairman, Jeremy Asher, commented:
'We are delighted to welcome Repsol, one of the foremost experts in West African offshore exploration, as a partner and operator in the 0010 licence. Repsol brings with it a wealth of operational expertise and a very impressive record of exploration success offshore Africa. This partnership further validates our belief in the very large hydrocarbon potential in the licence.'
Tower's CEO, Graeme Thomson, added:
'We are also very pleased that we have increased our holding in the licence to 30% subject to the requisite government approvals. We believe that the transaction announced today provides shareholders with an increased holding in a very exciting prospect at a compelling price and materially increases the upside potential per share for all of Tower's shareholders. We look forward in due course to updating the market once a rig has been secured to drill the first well on the independently certified 9.3bn barrel Delta Prospect. We will be in dialogue with Repsol regarding a rig and look forward to updating shareholders in due course. We are not willing to overpay for an early slot and are quite prepared to be patient if this achieves the best economics for us. We continue to consider opportunities to expand Tower's asset base in Africa and explore various options to maximise value for shareholders.'
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Gruß von
tnzs
http://www.energy-pedia.com/news/namibia/new-151234
http://www.towerresources.co.uk/news/2012/news_300712b.html
Und das schöne daran, die Lizenz mit den Blöcken 1910A, 1911 and 2011A ist um die Ecke von den ECO-Blöcken und dementsprechend auch den PCL-Blöcken.
http://ecooilandgas.com/_resources/projects/Cooper.jpg
Und sie wollen nächstes Jahr bohren (siehe auch unten das Announcement):
"It’s an enormous validation to have one of the majors coming in," Graeme Thomson, chief executive officer of Tower, said today in a telephone interview. "We hope to start drilling next year."
source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-07-30/repsol-follows-bp-i…
Repsol farms into Tower Resources Namibian offshore licence 0010
30 Jul 2012
Highlights
- Repsol to farm in as operator to Namibian offshore licence 0010 with 44% working interest
- Tower to convert its 15% carried interest to 30% working interest
- Placing to raise £5.9 million
- Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2012 also announced today.
Tower Resources, the AIM listed oil and gas exploration company, announces that Repsol has agreed, subject to the requisite regulatory approvals, to take a 44% working interest in the Namibian offshore licence 0010 and the related petroleum agreement and become operator.
Tower's subsidiary, Neptune Petroleum (Namibia), has also entered into a farm out agreement with Arcadia Expro Namibia to convert Tower's 15% carried interest in the Licence to a 30% working interest, subject to the requisite regulatory approvals. Under the terms of the Farm-out Agreement, Neptune is liable to reimburse to Arcadia 30% of Arcadia's past costs on the Licence, amounting to approximately US$5.3 million (£3.4 million) and will assume 30% of future costs.
Provided that the transfers are completed, the ongoing interests in the Licence will be Repsol 44%, Tower 30% and Arcadia 26%.
An updated Competent Person's Report produced in 2011 identified a number of prospects in the Licence, including five targets in the Delta structure which, if oil and gas bearing, are estimated to contain some 9.3 billion barrels of recoverable oil and 14.5 TCF of gas. Repsol is presently examining a variety of rig options and is consulting with the Namibian government, Arcadia and Tower as it does so. The busy exploration programme offshore Namibia will likely bring a number of rigs to the area and, with the relatively shallow water depth of between 900m to 1,300m over the Delta prospect, several rigs in the region would be suitable to drill the well. Furthermore, Repsol has an active drilling campaign in Angola. An announcement will be made as and when the partners have secured a rig to drill the first well on the Licence.
In order to fund the acquisition and ongoing pre-drill costs of its 30% working interest in the Licence and to provide additional working capital, the Company announces that it has raised £5.9 million before expenses through a conditional placing of 196.67 million new ordinary shares at a price of 3p per Placing Share. £3.15million is being raised from existing institutional and other investors, with the balance of £2.75 million being subscribed by Directors of the Company.
The placing price of 3p represents a premium of 2.5% to the closing midmarket price on 27 July 2012.
The Company has published its Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 2012 in a separate announcement released today.
Tower's Chairman, Jeremy Asher, commented:
'We are delighted to welcome Repsol, one of the foremost experts in West African offshore exploration, as a partner and operator in the 0010 licence. Repsol brings with it a wealth of operational expertise and a very impressive record of exploration success offshore Africa. This partnership further validates our belief in the very large hydrocarbon potential in the licence.'
Tower's CEO, Graeme Thomson, added:
'We are also very pleased that we have increased our holding in the licence to 30% subject to the requisite government approvals. We believe that the transaction announced today provides shareholders with an increased holding in a very exciting prospect at a compelling price and materially increases the upside potential per share for all of Tower's shareholders. We look forward in due course to updating the market once a rig has been secured to drill the first well on the independently certified 9.3bn barrel Delta Prospect. We will be in dialogue with Repsol regarding a rig and look forward to updating shareholders in due course. We are not willing to overpay for an early slot and are quite prepared to be patient if this achieves the best economics for us. We continue to consider opportunities to expand Tower's asset base in Africa and explore various options to maximise value for shareholders.'
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tnzs
Holla!
Gerade eben erst gemerkt, dass sich auch in diesem Thread langsam mal etwas mehr tut!
Auch wenn es wahrscheinlich schon jeder weiß, trotzdem auch nochmal hier gepostet, ist ja für ECO genauso relevant wie für PCL:
Chariot Oil & Gas announce commencement of drilling of Kabeljou exploration well on the Nimrod Prospect
Friday, July 27, 2012
Chariot Oil & Gas Limited (AIM: CHAR), the independent Africa focused oil and gas exploration company, is pleased to announce that drilling operations have commenced on the Nimrod prospect. This is the second well in Chariot's 4 to 5 well drilling programme offshore Namibia.
The operator has confirmed that the drilling campaign began this morning on the Kabeljou (2714/6-1) exploration well using the Ocean Rig Poseidon drill ship.
The Nimrod prospect is located in the Orange Basin in Southern Block 2714A where Chariot has a 25% equity interest. Petrobras Oil and Gas BV has a 30% interest in the licence and is the operator with BP Exploration (Namibia) Limited having 45%. The drilling location is 77 kilometres offshore Namibia in 360 metres of water with an estimated total drilling depth of approximately 3,350 metres true vertical depth subsea ("TVDss"). The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 60 days and a further announcement will be made when the well results are known.
Paul Welch, CEO of Chariot, commented:
"We are very pleased to announce the spud of our second well in our 4-5 well drilling programme which will run through to the end of 2013. Nimrod is the biggest prospect in our inventory and any success would be transformational for both Chariot and Namibia. We look forward to being able to update the market with the well results in due course."
http://www.chariotoilandgas.com/uploads/chariotoilgas-drilli…
http://www.oilvoice.com/n/Chariot_Oil_Gas_announce_commencem…
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Sollte ein sehr spannender (Spät-)Sommer werden.
@Wasa: Schön, dass du nun auch vermehrt hier auf wallstreet-online postest!
Gruß von
tnzs
Gerade eben erst gemerkt, dass sich auch in diesem Thread langsam mal etwas mehr tut!
Auch wenn es wahrscheinlich schon jeder weiß, trotzdem auch nochmal hier gepostet, ist ja für ECO genauso relevant wie für PCL:
Chariot Oil & Gas announce commencement of drilling of Kabeljou exploration well on the Nimrod Prospect
Friday, July 27, 2012
Chariot Oil & Gas Limited (AIM: CHAR), the independent Africa focused oil and gas exploration company, is pleased to announce that drilling operations have commenced on the Nimrod prospect. This is the second well in Chariot's 4 to 5 well drilling programme offshore Namibia.
The operator has confirmed that the drilling campaign began this morning on the Kabeljou (2714/6-1) exploration well using the Ocean Rig Poseidon drill ship.
The Nimrod prospect is located in the Orange Basin in Southern Block 2714A where Chariot has a 25% equity interest. Petrobras Oil and Gas BV has a 30% interest in the licence and is the operator with BP Exploration (Namibia) Limited having 45%. The drilling location is 77 kilometres offshore Namibia in 360 metres of water with an estimated total drilling depth of approximately 3,350 metres true vertical depth subsea ("TVDss"). The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 60 days and a further announcement will be made when the well results are known.
Paul Welch, CEO of Chariot, commented:
"We are very pleased to announce the spud of our second well in our 4-5 well drilling programme which will run through to the end of 2013. Nimrod is the biggest prospect in our inventory and any success would be transformational for both Chariot and Namibia. We look forward to being able to update the market with the well results in due course."
http://www.chariotoilandgas.com/uploads/chariotoilgas-drilli…
http://www.oilvoice.com/n/Chariot_Oil_Gas_announce_commencem…
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Sollte ein sehr spannender (Spät-)Sommer werden.
@Wasa: Schön, dass du nun auch vermehrt hier auf wallstreet-online postest!
Gruß von
tnzs
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