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Gulf Keystone describes Shaikan-4 results as "excellent"
Gulf Keystone Petroleum’s (LON:GKP) chief operating officer John Gerstenlauer today described as “excellent” the latest results from Shaikan-4 as tests continued on the appraisal well in the Kurdistan region of Northern Iraq.
The data appears to support his earlier contention that Shaikan-4 could be GKP’s best well to date in Kurdistan.
The Kurre Chine, Butmah, Mus, Alan and Sargelu formations flowed at 14,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day in aggregate.
Possibly more interesting are the results of the sixth and latest test to assess the potential of the “hanging wall”, or upper side of the inclined fault bounding the Shaikan structure.
Specifically GKP tapped a new reservoir in the uppermost Sargelu formation which had not been previously flow tested. While this test is ongoing, rates in excess of 4,000 barrels of oil a day have been recorded.
Gerstenlauer said: “We believe that these new results of the ongoing Shaikan-4 well testing programme are excellent, confirming our early understanding that this well may prove to be our best one to date in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
“We anticipate that future test production from Shaikan-4 will significantly increase our existing production level, which reached 6,970 gross barrels of oil per day on 4 March 2012.”
Elsewhere, Shaikan-5 was successfully side-tracked, with drilling continuing to total depth of 3,500 metres.
The explorer’s sixth well, meanwhile, is currently at 2,058 metres and is aiming for a total depth of 3,800 metres, while the tendering process has commenced for a rig for Shaikan-7.
Drilling on the latter will target the Triassic and the Permian formations, the deepest prospective undrilled horizons of the Shaikan structure.
The company is preparing to build an export pipeline for oil from Shaikan and an initial tendering round has already begun.
Extended tests on Shaikan wells one and three, meanwhile, yielded 137,060 barrels of oil between January 1 and March 6.
Cold weather, poor visibility and work to connect an additional 20,000 barrel storage tank pegged back average production to 2,077 barrels a day between the start of the year and February 25.
Elsewhere in Kurdistan, an evaluation has been completed of Aqra/Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block.
It followed the completion of drilling on Bekhme-1 well in December. Based on wireline logging and 2D seismic data, independent consultants Dynamic Global Advisors estimates the resource to be 2.5 billion barrels and 5.4 billion barrels of gross oil-in-place.
“While this range of resource estimate is significant, a considerable portion of the oil resource is likely to comprise heavy oil,” the company said this morning.
“Further evaluation would be required as to whether the oil is commercially recoverable.”
Staying with Akri-Bijeel, drilling on the Aqra-1 has been temporarily halted after a lightning strike.
On the Ber Bahr block, the Ber Bahr-1 exploration well is currently drilling at a depth of 3,347 metres.
Gerstenlauer said: “In addition to a number of important operational developments on the Shaikan block, we are pleased to report on the progress in the Ber Bahr-1 exploration well drilling activities and to present results of an independent report by Dynamic Global Advisors on estimated resources for the Aqra/Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block.
“The substantial remaining potential of the Akri-Bijeel block is currently being targeted by the Operator’s 2012/13 wide-ranging exploration, appraisal and early development programme.”
Gulf Keystone describes Shaikan-4 results as "excellent"
Gulf Keystone Petroleum’s (LON:GKP) chief operating officer John Gerstenlauer today described as “excellent” the latest results from Shaikan-4 as tests continued on the appraisal well in the Kurdistan region of Northern Iraq.
The data appears to support his earlier contention that Shaikan-4 could be GKP’s best well to date in Kurdistan.
The Kurre Chine, Butmah, Mus, Alan and Sargelu formations flowed at 14,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day in aggregate.
Possibly more interesting are the results of the sixth and latest test to assess the potential of the “hanging wall”, or upper side of the inclined fault bounding the Shaikan structure.
Specifically GKP tapped a new reservoir in the uppermost Sargelu formation which had not been previously flow tested. While this test is ongoing, rates in excess of 4,000 barrels of oil a day have been recorded.
Gerstenlauer said: “We believe that these new results of the ongoing Shaikan-4 well testing programme are excellent, confirming our early understanding that this well may prove to be our best one to date in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
“We anticipate that future test production from Shaikan-4 will significantly increase our existing production level, which reached 6,970 gross barrels of oil per day on 4 March 2012.”
Elsewhere, Shaikan-5 was successfully side-tracked, with drilling continuing to total depth of 3,500 metres.
The explorer’s sixth well, meanwhile, is currently at 2,058 metres and is aiming for a total depth of 3,800 metres, while the tendering process has commenced for a rig for Shaikan-7.
Drilling on the latter will target the Triassic and the Permian formations, the deepest prospective undrilled horizons of the Shaikan structure.
The company is preparing to build an export pipeline for oil from Shaikan and an initial tendering round has already begun.
Extended tests on Shaikan wells one and three, meanwhile, yielded 137,060 barrels of oil between January 1 and March 6.
Cold weather, poor visibility and work to connect an additional 20,000 barrel storage tank pegged back average production to 2,077 barrels a day between the start of the year and February 25.
Elsewhere in Kurdistan, an evaluation has been completed of Aqra/Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block.
It followed the completion of drilling on Bekhme-1 well in December. Based on wireline logging and 2D seismic data, independent consultants Dynamic Global Advisors estimates the resource to be 2.5 billion barrels and 5.4 billion barrels of gross oil-in-place.
“While this range of resource estimate is significant, a considerable portion of the oil resource is likely to comprise heavy oil,” the company said this morning.
“Further evaluation would be required as to whether the oil is commercially recoverable.”
Staying with Akri-Bijeel, drilling on the Aqra-1 has been temporarily halted after a lightning strike.
On the Ber Bahr block, the Ber Bahr-1 exploration well is currently drilling at a depth of 3,347 metres.
Gerstenlauer said: “In addition to a number of important operational developments on the Shaikan block, we are pleased to report on the progress in the Ber Bahr-1 exploration well drilling activities and to present results of an independent report by Dynamic Global Advisors on estimated resources for the Aqra/Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block.
“The substantial remaining potential of the Akri-Bijeel block is currently being targeted by the Operator’s 2012/13 wide-ranging exploration, appraisal and early development programme.”
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Gulf Keystone is the Operator of the Shaikan block with a working interest of 75 per cent and is partnered with Kalegran Ltd. (a 100 per cent subsidiary of MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Plc.) and Texas Keystone Inc., which have working interests of 20 per cent and 5 per cent respectively.
Akri-Bijeel Block: Aqra/ Bekhme Anticline Resources
Following the completion of the Bekhme-1 exploration well testing programme in December 2011, after the well reached TD at 5,000 metres in the Triassic, Gulf Keystone has received results of an independent evaluation of estimated petroleum resources for the Aqra/Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block by Dynamic Global Advisors (DGA), independent Houston-based exploration consultants.
The DGA report, based on the Bekhme-1 wireline logging data and 2D seismic data, while recognizing the fact that no hydrocarbons had been produced to surface, has indicated a significant range of between 2.5 billion barrels and 5.4 billion barrels of gross oil-in-place volumes calculated on the P90 to P10 basis, with the mean resource estimate for the reservoirs in the Aqra/ Bekhme anticline of 3.9 billion barrels. While this range of resource estimate is significant, a considerable portion of the oil resource is likely to comprise heavy oil. Further evaluation would be required as to whether the oil is commercially recoverable.
DGA's previous assessments of assets on behalf of Gulf Keystone included independent evaluation of the Shaikan discovery, including two major upgrades of the gross oil-in-place volumes announced in April and November 2011, as well as a preliminary evaluation of the Sheikh Adi resources (1 billion barrels to 3 billion barrels calculated on the P90 to P10 basis) announced in August 2011.
Akri-Bijeel Block: Aqra-1 Appraisal Well
The first appraisal well to assess the Bijell discovery on the Akri-Bijeel block, is being drilled 8 km to the north-west of the Bijell‑1 discovery well and 26 km to the west-northwest of the Bekhme-1 exploration well. After reaching the depth of 989 metres, the Aqra-1 drilling operations have been temporarily halted in order to repair the rig following a lightning strike. Once the drilling operations have resumed, Aqra-1 will drill to an estimated TD of over 4,700 metres in the Triassic subject to technical conditions.
Gulf Keystone has a 20 per cent working interest in the Akri-Bijeel block, operated by Kalegran Ltd., a 100 per cent subsidiary of MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Plc., which holds 80 per cent working interest in the block. The Operator's P50 resource estimate for the Bijell discovery is 2.4 billion barrels of oil-in-place, while the ongoing 2012/13 exploration and appraisal programme is targeting existing and identified hydrocarbon prospects in the Akri-Bijeel block.
Ber Bahr-1 Exploration Well
After the setting of 7" casing at the depth of 3,343 metres in the Triassic, the first exploration well on the Ber Bahr block is drilling at the depth of 3,347 metres.
Gulf Keystone has a 40 per cent working interest in the Ber Bahr block, operated by Genel Energy, which holds a 40 per cent working interest in the block. The Kurdistan Regional Government has a 20 per cent carried interest in the Ber Bahr Production Sharing Contract. The Operator's resource estimate for the Ber Bahr block is 1.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent-initially-in-place.
John Gerstenlauer, Gulf Keystone's Chief Operating Officer commented:
"We believe that these new results of the ongoing Shaikan-4 well testing programme are excellent, confirming our early understanding that this well may prove to be our best one to date in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. We anticipate that future test production from Shaikan-4 will significantly increase our existing production level, which reached 6,970 gross barrels of oil per day on 4 March 2012. In parallel to the continuing increase in the test production of the Shaikan crude, our work on the Shaikan export pipeline project is progressing. In addition to a number of important operational developments on the Shaikan block, we are pleased to report on the progress in the Ber Bahr-1 exploration well drilling activities and to present results of an independent report by Dynamic Global Advisors on estimated resources for the Aqra/ Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block. The substantial remaining potential of the Akri-Bijeel block is currently being targeted by the Operator's 2012/13 wide-ranging exploration, appraisal and early development programme."
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Gulf Keystone is the Operator of the Shaikan block with a working interest of 75 per cent and is partnered with Kalegran Ltd. (a 100 per cent subsidiary of MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Plc.) and Texas Keystone Inc., which have working interests of 20 per cent and 5 per cent respectively.
Akri-Bijeel Block: Aqra/ Bekhme Anticline Resources
Following the completion of the Bekhme-1 exploration well testing programme in December 2011, after the well reached TD at 5,000 metres in the Triassic, Gulf Keystone has received results of an independent evaluation of estimated petroleum resources for the Aqra/Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block by Dynamic Global Advisors (DGA), independent Houston-based exploration consultants.
The DGA report, based on the Bekhme-1 wireline logging data and 2D seismic data, while recognizing the fact that no hydrocarbons had been produced to surface, has indicated a significant range of between 2.5 billion barrels and 5.4 billion barrels of gross oil-in-place volumes calculated on the P90 to P10 basis, with the mean resource estimate for the reservoirs in the Aqra/ Bekhme anticline of 3.9 billion barrels. While this range of resource estimate is significant, a considerable portion of the oil resource is likely to comprise heavy oil. Further evaluation would be required as to whether the oil is commercially recoverable.
DGA's previous assessments of assets on behalf of Gulf Keystone included independent evaluation of the Shaikan discovery, including two major upgrades of the gross oil-in-place volumes announced in April and November 2011, as well as a preliminary evaluation of the Sheikh Adi resources (1 billion barrels to 3 billion barrels calculated on the P90 to P10 basis) announced in August 2011.
Akri-Bijeel Block: Aqra-1 Appraisal Well
The first appraisal well to assess the Bijell discovery on the Akri-Bijeel block, is being drilled 8 km to the north-west of the Bijell‑1 discovery well and 26 km to the west-northwest of the Bekhme-1 exploration well. After reaching the depth of 989 metres, the Aqra-1 drilling operations have been temporarily halted in order to repair the rig following a lightning strike. Once the drilling operations have resumed, Aqra-1 will drill to an estimated TD of over 4,700 metres in the Triassic subject to technical conditions.
Gulf Keystone has a 20 per cent working interest in the Akri-Bijeel block, operated by Kalegran Ltd., a 100 per cent subsidiary of MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Plc., which holds 80 per cent working interest in the block. The Operator's P50 resource estimate for the Bijell discovery is 2.4 billion barrels of oil-in-place, while the ongoing 2012/13 exploration and appraisal programme is targeting existing and identified hydrocarbon prospects in the Akri-Bijeel block.
Ber Bahr-1 Exploration Well
After the setting of 7" casing at the depth of 3,343 metres in the Triassic, the first exploration well on the Ber Bahr block is drilling at the depth of 3,347 metres.
Gulf Keystone has a 40 per cent working interest in the Ber Bahr block, operated by Genel Energy, which holds a 40 per cent working interest in the block. The Kurdistan Regional Government has a 20 per cent carried interest in the Ber Bahr Production Sharing Contract. The Operator's resource estimate for the Ber Bahr block is 1.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent-initially-in-place.
John Gerstenlauer, Gulf Keystone's Chief Operating Officer commented:
"We believe that these new results of the ongoing Shaikan-4 well testing programme are excellent, confirming our early understanding that this well may prove to be our best one to date in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. We anticipate that future test production from Shaikan-4 will significantly increase our existing production level, which reached 6,970 gross barrels of oil per day on 4 March 2012. In parallel to the continuing increase in the test production of the Shaikan crude, our work on the Shaikan export pipeline project is progressing. In addition to a number of important operational developments on the Shaikan block, we are pleased to report on the progress in the Ber Bahr-1 exploration well drilling activities and to present results of an independent report by Dynamic Global Advisors on estimated resources for the Aqra/ Bekhme anticline on the Akri-Bijeel block. The substantial remaining potential of the Akri-Bijeel block is currently being targeted by the Operator's 2012/13 wide-ranging exploration, appraisal and early development programme."
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12 March 2012
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd. (AIM: GKP)
("Gulf Keystone" or "the Company")
Kurdistan Operational Update
Gulf Keystone today provides an update on its ongoing exploration and appraisal programme in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, which includes the Shaikan block, a major discovery with independently audited gross oil-in-place volumes of between 8 billion barrels to 13.4 billion barrels calculated on the P90 to P10 basis, with a mean value of 10.5 billion barrels.
Shaikan-4 Appraisal Well
The well testing programme for the Shaikan-4 appraisal well, drilled 6 km to the west of the Shaikan-1 discovery well, remains ongoing, with six out of seven planned tests completed to date. Portions of major intervals, such as the Kurre Chine, Butmah, Mus, Alan and Sargelu formations will continue to be tested and so far aggregate flow rates in excess of 14,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day ("boepd") have been achieved. Portions of the well that appear to be high quality oil reservoir on the electric logs, and where proven commercial flow rates were achieved by testing previous wells, will not be tested.
The first five tests have been conducted in the northern "footwall" - on the lower side of the inclined fault bounding the Shaikan structure. This is the first occurrence of flow from the footwall and proves an extension of the Triassic and Jurassic reservoirs outside the central part of the structure. The latest test (Test 6) is being conducted in the "hanging wall" (the upper side of the inclined fault) from a new reservoir in the uppermost Sargelu formation which had not been previously flow tested. The test is ongoing and rates in excess of 4,000 boepd have been recorded.
Shaikan-5 Appraisal Well
After drilling the Shaikan-5 appraisal well, 6 km to the north-east of the Shaikan-2 appraisal well, to the depth of 1,876 metres in the Jurassic, it became necessary to drill a sidetrack due to a portion of the drill string becoming stuck in the hole. The sidetrack operations were successfully performed at the depth of 1,370 metres, after which the Shaikan-5 drilling operations have resumed below 1,730 metres, to continue drilling to the estimated total depth ("TD") of 3,500 metres, subject to technical conditions.
Shaikan-6 Appraisal Well
The Shaikan-6 appraisal well, 9 km to the east of the Shaikan-2 appraisal well, is currently drilling a 12.25" hole at the depth of 2,058 metres in the Jurassic. The well will drill to the estimated TD of 3,800 metres subject to technical conditions.
Shaikan-7 Exploration Well
The tendering process has commenced for a rig to drill the Shaikan-7 exploration well, which will target the lower Triassic and the Permian, the deepest prospective undrilled horizons of the Shaikan structure.
Shaikan Extended Well Test
As part of the ongoing Extended Well Test ("EWT") on the Shaikan block, the output from the Shaikan-1 & 3 EWT facility reached 137,060 gross barrels of oil between 1 January and 6 March 2012. Due to unprecedented cold weather and poor visibility, combined with work required to connect an additional 20,000 barrel storage tank, the average test production between 1 January and 25 February was 2,077 gross barrels of oil per day ("bopd"). Since 25 February test production has averaged 5,641 gross bopd.
Shaikan Field Export Pipeline Project
On 6 March 2012, Gulf Keystone initiated a tendering process for the export pipeline site construction and installation for the Shaikan field export pipeline project.
As part of the ongoing tendering process for the materials procurement for the Shaikan field export pipeline project, which was announced on 12 January 2012, bids are currently being received with the technical and commercial evaluation to follow.
Gulf Keystone is the Operator of the Shaikan block with a working interest of 75 per cent and is partnered with Kale
12 March 2012
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd. (AIM: GKP)
("Gulf Keystone" or "the Company")
Kurdistan Operational Update
Gulf Keystone today provides an update on its ongoing exploration and appraisal programme in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, which includes the Shaikan block, a major discovery with independently audited gross oil-in-place volumes of between 8 billion barrels to 13.4 billion barrels calculated on the P90 to P10 basis, with a mean value of 10.5 billion barrels.
Shaikan-4 Appraisal Well
The well testing programme for the Shaikan-4 appraisal well, drilled 6 km to the west of the Shaikan-1 discovery well, remains ongoing, with six out of seven planned tests completed to date. Portions of major intervals, such as the Kurre Chine, Butmah, Mus, Alan and Sargelu formations will continue to be tested and so far aggregate flow rates in excess of 14,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day ("boepd") have been achieved. Portions of the well that appear to be high quality oil reservoir on the electric logs, and where proven commercial flow rates were achieved by testing previous wells, will not be tested.
The first five tests have been conducted in the northern "footwall" - on the lower side of the inclined fault bounding the Shaikan structure. This is the first occurrence of flow from the footwall and proves an extension of the Triassic and Jurassic reservoirs outside the central part of the structure. The latest test (Test 6) is being conducted in the "hanging wall" (the upper side of the inclined fault) from a new reservoir in the uppermost Sargelu formation which had not been previously flow tested. The test is ongoing and rates in excess of 4,000 boepd have been recorded.
Shaikan-5 Appraisal Well
After drilling the Shaikan-5 appraisal well, 6 km to the north-east of the Shaikan-2 appraisal well, to the depth of 1,876 metres in the Jurassic, it became necessary to drill a sidetrack due to a portion of the drill string becoming stuck in the hole. The sidetrack operations were successfully performed at the depth of 1,370 metres, after which the Shaikan-5 drilling operations have resumed below 1,730 metres, to continue drilling to the estimated total depth ("TD") of 3,500 metres, subject to technical conditions.
Shaikan-6 Appraisal Well
The Shaikan-6 appraisal well, 9 km to the east of the Shaikan-2 appraisal well, is currently drilling a 12.25" hole at the depth of 2,058 metres in the Jurassic. The well will drill to the estimated TD of 3,800 metres subject to technical conditions.
Shaikan-7 Exploration Well
The tendering process has commenced for a rig to drill the Shaikan-7 exploration well, which will target the lower Triassic and the Permian, the deepest prospective undrilled horizons of the Shaikan structure.
Shaikan Extended Well Test
As part of the ongoing Extended Well Test ("EWT") on the Shaikan block, the output from the Shaikan-1 & 3 EWT facility reached 137,060 gross barrels of oil between 1 January and 6 March 2012. Due to unprecedented cold weather and poor visibility, combined with work required to connect an additional 20,000 barrel storage tank, the average test production between 1 January and 25 February was 2,077 gross barrels of oil per day ("bopd"). Since 25 February test production has averaged 5,641 gross bopd.
Shaikan Field Export Pipeline Project
On 6 March 2012, Gulf Keystone initiated a tendering process for the export pipeline site construction and installation for the Shaikan field export pipeline project.
As part of the ongoing tendering process for the materials procurement for the Shaikan field export pipeline project, which was announced on 12 January 2012, bids are currently being received with the technical and commercial evaluation to follow.
Gulf Keystone is the Operator of the Shaikan block with a working interest of 75 per cent and is partnered with Kale
Sänks MBent.
Gibt doch noch Kumpels hier.
Nein, hatte zum Glück keinen SL gesetzt.
Eigentlich untypisch.
Aber bei solchen Werten kann der Schuss wirklich mal nach hinten gehn.
Eine der Hausbanken also ?!
Wie sacht der Berliner:
"Nachtigall ick hör dir trapsen".
Wenn vielleicht dazu noch der eine oder andere Politiker oder sonstwer
im Irak noch eine zweideutige Bemerkung gemacht haben sollte, wer weiß,
dann wird hier sehr schnell geschmissen.
Lassen wir uns überraschen.
Ich denke nach wie vor, dass GKP nicht umsonst Parnella Weinbergs und Partner mit ins Boot geholt hat.
Gibt doch noch Kumpels hier.
Nein, hatte zum Glück keinen SL gesetzt.
Eigentlich untypisch.
Aber bei solchen Werten kann der Schuss wirklich mal nach hinten gehn.
Eine der Hausbanken also ?!
Wie sacht der Berliner:
"Nachtigall ick hör dir trapsen".
Wenn vielleicht dazu noch der eine oder andere Politiker oder sonstwer
im Irak noch eine zweideutige Bemerkung gemacht haben sollte, wer weiß,
dann wird hier sehr schnell geschmissen.
Lassen wir uns überraschen.
Ich denke nach wie vor, dass GKP nicht umsonst Parnella Weinbergs und Partner mit ins Boot geholt hat.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.876.900 von moneyscheffler am 09.03.12 12:17:12@money
hoffe, das du keinen Sl hattest.
Eine der 3 "Haus"banken von GKP - HSBC - hielt ein neues Kursziel (280Pence) für nötig. Ermittlung erfolgte mit insgesamt 75% Rabattierung. Sollten wohl doch noch ein paar Anleger etabliert werden. Tief in der Phase war bei 210 Pence. Eigentlich sonst nichts passiert - IRAK: noch da, Ölfunde & -bohrungen: noch da, GERÜCHTE: noch da, EXXON in Kurdistan: noch da.
Nur der Aktienkurs muss noch da hin, wo er eigentlich hin gehört.
Gruss MBent
hoffe, das du keinen Sl hattest.
Eine der 3 "Haus"banken von GKP - HSBC - hielt ein neues Kursziel (280Pence) für nötig. Ermittlung erfolgte mit insgesamt 75% Rabattierung. Sollten wohl doch noch ein paar Anleger etabliert werden. Tief in der Phase war bei 210 Pence. Eigentlich sonst nichts passiert - IRAK: noch da, Ölfunde & -bohrungen: noch da, GERÜCHTE: noch da, EXXON in Kurdistan: noch da.
Nur der Aktienkurs muss noch da hin, wo er eigentlich hin gehört.
Gruss MBent
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.874.482 von moneyscheffler am 08.03.12 23:38:11Da ist man einige Tage beim Skifoarn und schon bricht hier alles zusammen.
Wahnsinn.
Was ist passiert ?
Bitte klärt mich auf.
Da weiß man wirklich nicht, ob ein SL gut ist oder nicht.
Dachte egtl. hier wäre jemand so frei und würde mir was sagen.....?!
Wahnsinn.
Was ist passiert ?
Bitte klärt mich auf.
Da weiß man wirklich nicht, ob ein SL gut ist oder nicht.
Dachte egtl. hier wäre jemand so frei und würde mir was sagen.....?!
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Exxon pressing forward on KRG, Qurna deals es paßt hier alles zusammen....
By Ben Van Heuvelen and Staff of Iraq Oil Report
Published March 9, 2012
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Faced with an ultimatum from the Iraqi government - to decide between doing business with Baghdad or the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region - ExxonMobil has made its choice: both.
In recent weeks, as the Iraqi government has ratcheted up the pressure, sources say the U.S. government has also made efforts to broker a "freeze" on the Kurdistan deals.
But at a Thursday meeting with financial analysts at the New York Stock Exchange, Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson confirmed that his company intended to ...
Exxon pressing forward on KRG, Qurna deals es paßt hier alles zusammen....
By Ben Van Heuvelen and Staff of Iraq Oil Report
Published March 9, 2012
Subscription
http://www.iraqoilreport.com/business/companies/exxon-pressi…
Faced with an ultimatum from the Iraqi government - to decide between doing business with Baghdad or the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region - ExxonMobil has made its choice: both.
In recent weeks, as the Iraqi government has ratcheted up the pressure, sources say the U.S. government has also made efforts to broker a "freeze" on the Kurdistan deals.
But at a Thursday meeting with financial analysts at the New York Stock Exchange, Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson confirmed that his company intended to ...
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