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Galoc Proved Reserves Increase Over 60%
Gaffney Cline and Associates (GCA) have completed their independent review of the Galoc oil field, updating the reserves certification with the information obtained during the development drilling and well testing.
This review has resulted in a material uplift across all three categories of reserves - proved, probable and possible. Reserves at the "proved" level, which represents the 90% confidence level, have increased by 64% which provides confidence in a stronger, longer-term production profile for the field.
1P reserves: 15.9 MMSTB (64% increase) from Nov '06
2P reserves: 24.6 MMSTB (5% incr)
3P reserves: 56.8 MMSTB (36% incr)
Ms. Joanne Williams, Nido's Deputy Managing Director said, "The data acquired during the drilling of the pilot well and the two horizontal production wells were very encouraging and we are now very pleased that GCA has confirmed our expectations of the Galoc oil field's
productive potential. Not only has the low side moved significantly closer to the previous 2P best estimate of the potential in the Galoc 3 and Galoc 4 areas, but the increase in the 3P reserves (which is included in the Phase 2 development) has highlighted the upside potential
of the field available through further drilling."
High Reserves Value per Barrel
The petroleum fiscal regime in the Philippines is one of the best in Asia offering a favourable contractor take and numerous other fiscal incentives. These include a generous cost recovery mechanism allowing the contractor to recoup past costs prior to Government allocations. Given that the Galoc oil field development has a large cost recovery pool the resulting production will realise very high profitability metrics per barrel of oil produced, which
will be among the highest in the industry.
Nido's Chief Executive Officer, Mr Jocot de Dios said, "When it comes to value and cashflow, no barrel of oil reserves is the same as any other there is more "bang" for the reserves "buck" in the Philippines and this is one of the reasons why Nido chose to focus its interests here. Galoc is expected to pay back Nido's investment in only a few months, and especially in the following 12 to 24 months, the cashflow returns from Galoc will be
substantive."
2008 Certification Update
In mid-2006, Nido commissioned GCA to undertake an independent reserves certification of the Galoc oil field to support Nido's investment decision. There was significant uncertainty in the reserves at that time as the field was not fully appraised. Since the 2006 update, there
has been considerable new information gathered from the field, most importantly from the pilot hole and the two development wells.
Pilot hole
Galoc Proved Reserves Increase Over 60%
Gaffney Cline and Associates (GCA) have completed their independent review of the Galoc oil field, updating the reserves certification with the information obtained during the development drilling and well testing.
This review has resulted in a material uplift across all three categories of reserves - proved, probable and possible. Reserves at the "proved" level, which represents the 90% confidence level, have increased by 64% which provides confidence in a stronger, longer-term production profile for the field.
1P reserves: 15.9 MMSTB (64% increase) from Nov '06
2P reserves: 24.6 MMSTB (5% incr)
3P reserves: 56.8 MMSTB (36% incr)
Ms. Joanne Williams, Nido's Deputy Managing Director said, "The data acquired during the drilling of the pilot well and the two horizontal production wells were very encouraging and we are now very pleased that GCA has confirmed our expectations of the Galoc oil field's
productive potential. Not only has the low side moved significantly closer to the previous 2P best estimate of the potential in the Galoc 3 and Galoc 4 areas, but the increase in the 3P reserves (which is included in the Phase 2 development) has highlighted the upside potential
of the field available through further drilling."
High Reserves Value per Barrel
The petroleum fiscal regime in the Philippines is one of the best in Asia offering a favourable contractor take and numerous other fiscal incentives. These include a generous cost recovery mechanism allowing the contractor to recoup past costs prior to Government allocations. Given that the Galoc oil field development has a large cost recovery pool the resulting production will realise very high profitability metrics per barrel of oil produced, which
will be among the highest in the industry.
Nido's Chief Executive Officer, Mr Jocot de Dios said, "When it comes to value and cashflow, no barrel of oil reserves is the same as any other there is more "bang" for the reserves "buck" in the Philippines and this is one of the reasons why Nido chose to focus its interests here. Galoc is expected to pay back Nido's investment in only a few months, and especially in the following 12 to 24 months, the cashflow returns from Galoc will be
substantive."
2008 Certification Update
In mid-2006, Nido commissioned GCA to undertake an independent reserves certification of the Galoc oil field to support Nido's investment decision. There was significant uncertainty in the reserves at that time as the field was not fully appraised. Since the 2006 update, there
has been considerable new information gathered from the field, most importantly from the pilot hole and the two development wells.
Pilot hole
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"Galoc Proved Reserves Increase Over 60%"
16 September 2008 Company Announcements Office Australian Stock Exchange Limited Level 10, Exchange Centre 20 Bond Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Galoc Proved Reserves Increase Over 60% Gaffney Cline and Associates (GCA) have completed their independent review of the Galoc oil field, updating the reserves certification with the information obtained during the development drilling and well testing. This review has resulted in a material uplift across all three categories of reserves - proved, probable and possible. Reserves at the “proved” level, which represents the 90% confidence level, have increased by 64% which provides confidence in a stronger, longer-term production profile for the field. Reserves Category GCA - November 2006 GCA - September 2008 % Change STOIIP MMstb Recovery Factor (%) ReservesMMstb STOIIP MMstb Recovery Factor (%) Reserves MMstb Reserves Change (%) 1P 78.4 12 % 9.7 97.7 16.3% 15.9 64% 2P 122.2 19 % 23.5 124.7 19.7% 24.6 5% 3P 198.1 21 % 41.9 222.7 25.5% 56.8 36% Ms. Joanne Williams, Nido’s Deputy Managing Director said, “The data acquired during the drilling of the pilot well and the two horizontal production wells were very encouraging and we are now very pleased that GCA has confirmed our expectations of the Galoc oil field’s productive potential. Not only has the low side moved significantly closer to the previous 2P best estimate of the potential in the Galoc 3 and Galoc 4 areas, but the increase in the 3P reserves (which is included in the Phase 2 development) has highlighted the upside potential of the field available through further drilling.” High Reserves Value per Barrel The petroleum fiscal regime in the Philippines is one of the best in Asia offering a favourable contractor take and numerous other fiscal incentives. These include a generous cost recovery mechanism allowing the contractor to recoup past costs prior to Government allocations. Given that the Galoc oil field development has a large cost recovery pool the resulting production will realise very high profitability metrics per barrel of oil produced, which will be among the highest in the industry. Nido’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Jocot de Dios said, “When it comes to value and cashflow, no barrel of oil reserves is the same as any other – there is more “bang” for the
reserves “buck” in the Philippines and this is one of the reasons why Nido chose to focus its interests here. Galoc is expected to pay back Nido’s investment in only a few months, and especially in the following 12 to 24 months, the cashflow returns from Galoc will be substantive.” 2008 Certification Update In mid-2006, Nido commissioned GCA to undertake an independent reserves certification of the Galoc oil field to support Nido’s investment decision. There was significant uncertainty in the reserves at that time as the field was not fully appraised. Since the 2006 update, there has been considerable new information gathered from the field, most importantly from the pilot hole and the two development wells. Pilot hole – The pilot hole was drilled in the south of the field through to the oil-water contact. The pilot hole was fully wireline logged (and pressure tested) and enabled recovery of reservoir rock cores and reservoir fluid samples to surface for detailed testing and analysis. Development Wells Drilled – Galoc-3 and Galoc-4 were both drilled as long, horizontal production wells (1,300 and 1,600m long, respectively) through the middle of the oil column and targeting the best reservoir. Logging while drilling (LWD) was conducted and the wells were both flowed to surface to clean out the drilling fluid, gather oil assay samples and generate indications of flow potential. Phase 2 Development Decision Forthcoming Galoc production is critical to calibrate and confirm the modelling completed recently by GCA. After sufficient production history has been gathered from the Galoc 3 and 4 wells, these models and reserves will be updated once again. Nido’s final investment decision on a Phase 2 development of Galoc will be dependent upon this modelling exercise. Yours sincerely Joanne Williams Deputy Managing Director For more information please contact: Ms. Joanne Williams Deputy Managing Director Ph: +61 8 9474 0000 F: +61 8 9474 0099 www.nido.com.au
"Galoc Proved Reserves Increase Over 60%"
16 September 2008 Company Announcements Office Australian Stock Exchange Limited Level 10, Exchange Centre 20 Bond Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Galoc Proved Reserves Increase Over 60% Gaffney Cline and Associates (GCA) have completed their independent review of the Galoc oil field, updating the reserves certification with the information obtained during the development drilling and well testing. This review has resulted in a material uplift across all three categories of reserves - proved, probable and possible. Reserves at the “proved” level, which represents the 90% confidence level, have increased by 64% which provides confidence in a stronger, longer-term production profile for the field. Reserves Category GCA - November 2006 GCA - September 2008 % Change STOIIP MMstb Recovery Factor (%) ReservesMMstb STOIIP MMstb Recovery Factor (%) Reserves MMstb Reserves Change (%) 1P 78.4 12 % 9.7 97.7 16.3% 15.9 64% 2P 122.2 19 % 23.5 124.7 19.7% 24.6 5% 3P 198.1 21 % 41.9 222.7 25.5% 56.8 36% Ms. Joanne Williams, Nido’s Deputy Managing Director said, “The data acquired during the drilling of the pilot well and the two horizontal production wells were very encouraging and we are now very pleased that GCA has confirmed our expectations of the Galoc oil field’s productive potential. Not only has the low side moved significantly closer to the previous 2P best estimate of the potential in the Galoc 3 and Galoc 4 areas, but the increase in the 3P reserves (which is included in the Phase 2 development) has highlighted the upside potential of the field available through further drilling.” High Reserves Value per Barrel The petroleum fiscal regime in the Philippines is one of the best in Asia offering a favourable contractor take and numerous other fiscal incentives. These include a generous cost recovery mechanism allowing the contractor to recoup past costs prior to Government allocations. Given that the Galoc oil field development has a large cost recovery pool the resulting production will realise very high profitability metrics per barrel of oil produced, which will be among the highest in the industry. Nido’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Jocot de Dios said, “When it comes to value and cashflow, no barrel of oil reserves is the same as any other – there is more “bang” for the
reserves “buck” in the Philippines and this is one of the reasons why Nido chose to focus its interests here. Galoc is expected to pay back Nido’s investment in only a few months, and especially in the following 12 to 24 months, the cashflow returns from Galoc will be substantive.” 2008 Certification Update In mid-2006, Nido commissioned GCA to undertake an independent reserves certification of the Galoc oil field to support Nido’s investment decision. There was significant uncertainty in the reserves at that time as the field was not fully appraised. Since the 2006 update, there has been considerable new information gathered from the field, most importantly from the pilot hole and the two development wells. Pilot hole – The pilot hole was drilled in the south of the field through to the oil-water contact. The pilot hole was fully wireline logged (and pressure tested) and enabled recovery of reservoir rock cores and reservoir fluid samples to surface for detailed testing and analysis. Development Wells Drilled – Galoc-3 and Galoc-4 were both drilled as long, horizontal production wells (1,300 and 1,600m long, respectively) through the middle of the oil column and targeting the best reservoir. Logging while drilling (LWD) was conducted and the wells were both flowed to surface to clean out the drilling fluid, gather oil assay samples and generate indications of flow potential. Phase 2 Development Decision Forthcoming Galoc production is critical to calibrate and confirm the modelling completed recently by GCA. After sufficient production history has been gathered from the Galoc 3 and 4 wells, these models and reserves will be updated once again. Nido’s final investment decision on a Phase 2 development of Galoc will be dependent upon this modelling exercise. Yours sincerely Joanne Williams Deputy Managing Director For more information please contact: Ms. Joanne Williams Deputy Managing Director Ph: +61 8 9474 0000 F: +61 8 9474 0099 www.nido.com.au
die - 6 % in AU sind geblieben, d.h. wir sind im Trend aber ganz unten
Öl WTI unter 90 $/bl
Ich habe mir die Optionsscheine (Call auf Öl) angesehen. Durch die starken Kursschwankungen beim Öl in den letzten Wochen ist die in den OS eingepreiste Volatilität sehr hoch. Damit sind Calls momentan unattraktiv!
Als Alternative gibt es Hebelzertifikate, so genannte K.O.-Scheine. Das Risiko ist sehr hoch, weil bei einem Knock-out ein Totalverlust droht! Also nur für spekulative Naturen.
Ich habe einen „konservativen“ Schein gefunden, dessen K.O.-Schwelle bei einem Ölpreis von $ 67,10 liegt. Die Frage ist: Wird der Ölpreis noch bis $ 67,10 runter gehen? Ich kann mir das nicht vorstellen, aber auszuschliessen ist das nicht.
Vom heutigen Ölpreis (der ja schon gewaltig gefallen ist) beträgt der Sicherheits-Abstand bis zum K. O. noch ca. 27%. Der Schein läuft endlos, so dass genügend Zeit für eine positive Entwicklung bleibt. Der Schein hat die WKN AA0GF2, Spread nur ca. 0,1%, moderater 3-facher Hebel. Ich steige mit einer kleinen Posi ein …
Ich habe mir die Optionsscheine (Call auf Öl) angesehen. Durch die starken Kursschwankungen beim Öl in den letzten Wochen ist die in den OS eingepreiste Volatilität sehr hoch. Damit sind Calls momentan unattraktiv!
Als Alternative gibt es Hebelzertifikate, so genannte K.O.-Scheine. Das Risiko ist sehr hoch, weil bei einem Knock-out ein Totalverlust droht! Also nur für spekulative Naturen.
Ich habe einen „konservativen“ Schein gefunden, dessen K.O.-Schwelle bei einem Ölpreis von $ 67,10 liegt. Die Frage ist: Wird der Ölpreis noch bis $ 67,10 runter gehen? Ich kann mir das nicht vorstellen, aber auszuschliessen ist das nicht.
Vom heutigen Ölpreis (der ja schon gewaltig gefallen ist) beträgt der Sicherheits-Abstand bis zum K. O. noch ca. 27%. Der Schein läuft endlos, so dass genügend Zeit für eine positive Entwicklung bleibt. Der Schein hat die WKN AA0GF2, Spread nur ca. 0,1%, moderater 3-facher Hebel. Ich steige mit einer kleinen Posi ein …
bei - 6 % heute bleiben wir im Trend, wenn es so bleibt also dann ist alles O.K.
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Gestern wurde auf der Hauptversammlung in Perth für den Rückkauf der Royalty-Rechte (royalty buy-back) von Middle East Petroleum Services Ltd. (MEPS) gestimmt. MEPS hatte bislang das Recht 5% von den Einnahmen von Otto Energy an den philippinischen Projekten SC50, SC51 und SC55 zu fordern. Für den Verzicht auf das 5%ige Royalty-Recht bekommt MEPS 15.000.000 Aktien von Otto Energy.
Tommy
Tommy
habe gerade an tommy geschrieben,
im Uranbereich wird darüber spekuliert, dass die Anlagen zu Anreicherung der Urans in Iran won den Israelis zerstört werden, es gibt ein Zeitfenster bei der Spekulation, Oktober vor den Wahlen in den USA, oder vor dem Ende der Macht von Busch,
wenn das passiert, dann wird es im Öl Bereich zu Verwerfungen kommen
im Uranbereich wird darüber spekuliert, dass die Anlagen zu Anreicherung der Urans in Iran won den Israelis zerstört werden, es gibt ein Zeitfenster bei der Spekulation, Oktober vor den Wahlen in den USA, oder vor dem Ende der Macht von Busch,
wenn das passiert, dann wird es im Öl Bereich zu Verwerfungen kommen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.116.212 von janwiencierz am 15.09.08 18:13:18Hallo,
Kannst Du das mit der "Problemlösung" näher erläutern?
Gruß,
TT
Kannst Du das mit der "Problemlösung" näher erläutern?
Gruß,
TT
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.116.212 von janwiencierz am 15.09.08 18:13:18hi jan!
Ich glaube es wird sich vieles ändern, wenn hier erst einmal wirklich ÖL fließt...
Ich glaube es wird sich vieles ändern, wenn hier erst einmal wirklich ÖL fließt...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.114.803 von tommy-hl am 15.09.08 16:12:02hallo,
die techn. Einschätzung kann sich schnell ändern,
ich weise noch mal auf den Aspekt hin, dass das Problem Iran im Bezug auf die Aufarbeitungsanlagen für Uran noch in diesem Jahr, wahrscheinlich im Oktober gelöst wird,
dann sehen wir beim Öl andere Preise
die techn. Einschätzung kann sich schnell ändern,
ich weise noch mal auf den Aspekt hin, dass das Problem Iran im Bezug auf die Aufarbeitungsanlagen für Uran noch in diesem Jahr, wahrscheinlich im Oktober gelöst wird,
dann sehen wir beim Öl andere Preise
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