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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.944.900 von SithLord0338 am 31.01.15 23:53:19Hey SL! Happy New Year! How is it going in the Garden of England? Are you back in London again?.... OK!.....OK!....Perhaps we can have some Guinness‘ in spring together in Kensington? Would be very appreciated
!....in terms of Soly...Yes I have to agree with Hammertime▲....this guy is not credible at allLOL....I’m not surprised at this complaint!!...should have happened sooner or later anyway!!.....this bloody pumper is quite suckin‘ isn‘t it?LOL...Cheers SL and have a great weekend!...I guess you’re going out to our old Pub tonight?....You still remember our nights in the clubs?.....would have sent you a fitting music video but then I thought lets do this one for now bein‘ quite currenT in time!!
!....in terms of Soly...Yes I have to agree with Hammertime▲....this guy is not credible at allLOL....I’m not surprised at this complaint!!...should have happened sooner or later anyway!!.....this bloody pumper is quite suckin‘ isn‘t it?LOL...Cheers SL and have a great weekend!...I guess you’re going out to our old Pub tonight?....You still remember our nights in the clubs?.....would have sent you a fitting music video but then I thought lets do this one for now bein‘ quite currenT in time!!
Hey Auriga! Didn#t you post this one in former days?....LOL....here#s rehearing....have fun....London calling!
Half a TCF is 500 Bcf, is 500,000 MMcf, is 500,000,000 mcf. At current prices $4/mcf, that is a lot of gas. This guy is not credible at all...
Hammertime once again...!
Hammertime once again...
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.927.515 von texas2 am 29.01.15 20:39:21Soly undergoing some difficulties on agora...would be interesting! to know who initiated this complaint!...LOL....Hammertime consenting to the complainant.
Hear! Hear! I agree with the complainant. Repetition of dull, stale information and analysis is insulting at best. There is no news. The honest opinion of anyone that has been watching this stock for more than s few years cannot be anything better than "who knows?" Don't dcpect to get money back, but won't sell
! to know who initiated this complaint!...LOL....Hammertime consenting to the complainant.Hear! Hear! I agree with the complainant. Repetition of dull, stale information and analysis is insulting at best. There is no news. The honest opinion of anyone that has been watching this stock for more than s few years cannot be anything better than "who knows?" Don't dcpect to get money back, but won't sell
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.917.861 von auriga am 29.01.15 00:57:24South Africa Expects Falcon, Bundu to Submit New Shale Plans
Bloomberg Tuesday, January 27, 2015 - 8:39am
South Africa’s oil-industry regulator expects Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. and Bundu Oil & Gas Exploration Pty. Ltd. to submit updated applications next month for licenses to explore for shale gas in the semi-desert Karoo region.
“We are expecting to receive revised” environmental management programs from Falcon and Bundu at the end of February, the Petroleum Agency SA (PASA) said in an emailed response to questions. “It is expected that a decision by the minister will be made at the end of July or latest August.”
Falcon, Bundu and Royal Dutch Shell Plc are among the companies applying to explore the Karoo as South Africa seeks to tap as much as 11 Tcm (390 Tcf) of shale gas. PASA asked companies to remove references to hydraulic fracturing from their applications so they can be processed while relevant legislation is prepared.
The South African government on Oct. 16 published proposed regulations for hydraulic fracturing, after a 17-month moratorium on shale-gas exploration ended in September 2012.
The regulator said it hasn’t received any new shale gas applications.
Bloomberg Tuesday, January 27, 2015 - 8:39am
South Africa’s oil-industry regulator expects Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. and Bundu Oil & Gas Exploration Pty. Ltd. to submit updated applications next month for licenses to explore for shale gas in the semi-desert Karoo region.
“We are expecting to receive revised” environmental management programs from Falcon and Bundu at the end of February, the Petroleum Agency SA (PASA) said in an emailed response to questions. “It is expected that a decision by the minister will be made at the end of July or latest August.”
Falcon, Bundu and Royal Dutch Shell Plc are among the companies applying to explore the Karoo as South Africa seeks to tap as much as 11 Tcm (390 Tcf) of shale gas. PASA asked companies to remove references to hydraulic fracturing from their applications so they can be processed while relevant legislation is prepared.
The South African government on Oct. 16 published proposed regulations for hydraulic fracturing, after a 17-month moratorium on shale-gas exploration ended in September 2012.
The regulator said it hasn’t received any new shale gas applications.
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Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Announces the Granting of Stock Options
Published: Jan 27, 2015 2:01 a.m. ET
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/falcon-oil-gas-ltd-announce…
Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Announces the Granting of Stock Options
Published: Jan 27, 2015 2:01 a.m. ET
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/falcon-oil-gas-ltd-announce…
Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.: NIS Drilling Programme- Expiry of Extension
DUBLIN, IRELAND--(Marketwired - Jan. 26, 2015) - Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:FO) (AIM:FOG) (ESM:FAC) (the "Company" or "Falcon") announces the expiry of the extension granted to its partner, Naftna Industrija Srbije jsc ("NIS"), regarding their obligatory three-well drilling programme in Falcon's Makó Trough Licence in Hungary.
In January 2013, Falcon and NIS agreed to complete a three-well drilling programme (the "Agreement") targeting the relatively shallow Algyő Play, by July 2014. Under the terms of the Agreement, NIS made a cash payment of US$1.5 million and agreed to carry Falcon for 100% of all costs associated with the drilling and testing programme. The July 2014 deadline for completion of drilling and testing of the three-well programme was subsequently extended by Falcon to 31 December 2014 to enable NIS to fulfil its three well obligation. As of 31 December 2014, NIS has only drilled and tested two wells.
Falcon is currently evaluating, and will pursue, all options available to the Company to derive shareholder value as NIS has not fulfilled its commitments under the Agreement.
Falcon retains 100% interest in the Makó Trough Licence in Hungary including the deep play.
Philip O'Quigley, CEO of Falcon Oil & Gas commented:
"We would like to thank NIS for their partnership over the last two years. The first two wells in the three-well programme were drilled and tested professionally. However, we are very disappointed that NIS has not fulfilled its obligations in accordance with the terms of the Agreement and we will now pursue all options available to the Company."
"Falcon remains focused on the potential farm-out of the Makó deep play and is currently working with industry to evaluate potential options."
http://web.tmxmoney.com/article.php?newsid=73007549&qm_symbo…
DUBLIN, IRELAND--(Marketwired - Jan. 26, 2015) - Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:FO) (AIM:FOG) (ESM:FAC) (the "Company" or "Falcon") announces the expiry of the extension granted to its partner, Naftna Industrija Srbije jsc ("NIS"), regarding their obligatory three-well drilling programme in Falcon's Makó Trough Licence in Hungary.
In January 2013, Falcon and NIS agreed to complete a three-well drilling programme (the "Agreement") targeting the relatively shallow Algyő Play, by July 2014. Under the terms of the Agreement, NIS made a cash payment of US$1.5 million and agreed to carry Falcon for 100% of all costs associated with the drilling and testing programme. The July 2014 deadline for completion of drilling and testing of the three-well programme was subsequently extended by Falcon to 31 December 2014 to enable NIS to fulfil its three well obligation. As of 31 December 2014, NIS has only drilled and tested two wells.
Falcon is currently evaluating, and will pursue, all options available to the Company to derive shareholder value as NIS has not fulfilled its commitments under the Agreement.
Falcon retains 100% interest in the Makó Trough Licence in Hungary including the deep play.
Philip O'Quigley, CEO of Falcon Oil & Gas commented:
"We would like to thank NIS for their partnership over the last two years. The first two wells in the three-well programme were drilled and tested professionally. However, we are very disappointed that NIS has not fulfilled its obligations in accordance with the terms of the Agreement and we will now pursue all options available to the Company."
"Falcon remains focused on the potential farm-out of the Makó deep play and is currently working with industry to evaluate potential options."
http://web.tmxmoney.com/article.php?newsid=73007549&qm_symbo…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.792.008 von texas2 am 15.01.15 22:45:30FALCON Oil & Gas, one of the companies preparing to explore for shale gas in the Karoo, yesterday put out a new Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for comment suggesting it could minimise all the risks.
The EMP is for seismic exploration, not for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, as the gas extraction process from tight rock is known.
The public, and particularly those living in the Karoo, have voiced concern about the potential hazards of exploring for and drilling, or fracking, to extract shale gas, including polluting water resources, damaging the ecosystem and marring the pristine beauty of the semi-desert region.
The government placed a moratorium on issuing licences for shale-gas drilling in 2011, but late last year said companies that had applied for exploration licences before February 1 2011 could update and resubmit their EMPs to Petroleum Agency SA (Pasa) by February 27. Falcon originally applied in August 2010.
In a presentation to Parliament late last year, Department of Mineral Resources director-general Thibedi Ramontja said draft regulations on fracking could be published by this month and exploration licences could be issued by mid-year.
Jonathan Deal of Treasure the Karoo Action Group (TKAG) said there was still no sign of these regulations and they would only cover the seismic drilling phase, not the fracking phase. There was considerable concern about the baseline to be used for studies on water and air quality, since government had proposed monitoring only in a 1km radius. TKAG was aware of a case where a water source was polluted 32km from the exploration site.
According to Falcon’s environmental experts, SRK Consulting, Falcon has amended its EMP on seismic surveying to exclude formal protected areas and a 5km buffer area around them. Falcon intended to use the "shot hole" method. It entails drilling 5m deep holes at 20m intervals and placing small explosive charges in each hole. The waves transmitted bounce back to create a geological picture of the subsurface. The crew will consist of 18-22 people working for six to eight months.
There were two "medium" risks to the process, which could be reduced to "low" risks using mitigation measures, SRK said. These were potential contamination of water resources and loss of, or damage, to natural vegetation. Water risks could be minimised by adequate maintenance of vehicles, addressing spills and removing waste. Vegetation risks could be addressed by keeping mainly to roads and tracks and educating drilling crews of the importance of vegetation. All the other risks that have alarmed the public, including visual impacts, reduced air quality, noise and increased traffic, were regarded as low and would become insignificant with the right protective measures in place, SRK said.
http://www.bdlive.co.za/business/energy/2015/01/21/fracking-…
Fracking risks will be minimised, promises Falcon
by Charlotte Mathews, Januar 21 2015, 06:04
The EMP is for seismic exploration, not for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, as the gas extraction process from tight rock is known.
The public, and particularly those living in the Karoo, have voiced concern about the potential hazards of exploring for and drilling, or fracking, to extract shale gas, including polluting water resources, damaging the ecosystem and marring the pristine beauty of the semi-desert region.
The government placed a moratorium on issuing licences for shale-gas drilling in 2011, but late last year said companies that had applied for exploration licences before February 1 2011 could update and resubmit their EMPs to Petroleum Agency SA (Pasa) by February 27. Falcon originally applied in August 2010.
In a presentation to Parliament late last year, Department of Mineral Resources director-general Thibedi Ramontja said draft regulations on fracking could be published by this month and exploration licences could be issued by mid-year.
Jonathan Deal of Treasure the Karoo Action Group (TKAG) said there was still no sign of these regulations and they would only cover the seismic drilling phase, not the fracking phase. There was considerable concern about the baseline to be used for studies on water and air quality, since government had proposed monitoring only in a 1km radius. TKAG was aware of a case where a water source was polluted 32km from the exploration site.
According to Falcon’s environmental experts, SRK Consulting, Falcon has amended its EMP on seismic surveying to exclude formal protected areas and a 5km buffer area around them. Falcon intended to use the "shot hole" method. It entails drilling 5m deep holes at 20m intervals and placing small explosive charges in each hole. The waves transmitted bounce back to create a geological picture of the subsurface. The crew will consist of 18-22 people working for six to eight months.
There were two "medium" risks to the process, which could be reduced to "low" risks using mitigation measures, SRK said. These were potential contamination of water resources and loss of, or damage, to natural vegetation. Water risks could be minimised by adequate maintenance of vehicles, addressing spills and removing waste. Vegetation risks could be addressed by keeping mainly to roads and tracks and educating drilling crews of the importance of vegetation. All the other risks that have alarmed the public, including visual impacts, reduced air quality, noise and increased traffic, were regarded as low and would become insignificant with the right protective measures in place, SRK said.
http://www.bdlive.co.za/business/energy/2015/01/21/fracking-…
Fracking risks will be minimised, promises Falcon
by Charlotte Mathews, Januar 21 2015, 06:04
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.677.174 von auriga am 01.01.15 21:38:34http://www.biznews.com/audio/2014/11/05/fracking-masterclass…
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