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Capital Raising nach dem Fund wäre mir lieber!!
Fliegenschiss: Moeglicherweise noch recht viele Dollars mehr als urspruenglich geplant, da die Bohrkosten scheinbar doch wesentlich gestiegen sind. Bis 60 mio. Dollars waeren "abgedeckt", doch koennte die Rechnung bis auf 100 mio. Dollars heraufgehen wie einer der es vermutlich besser weiss als ich auf HC geschrieben hat!
Also ist ein erneutes "Capital Raising" wohl frueher oder spaeter (aber vor dem Drilling of Mbawa) wohl angesagt.
Daher wohl auch die Preis-Schwaeche der Aktie nach einer an und fuer sich ueberaus positiven Meldung.
All just in my humble opinion.
wasa
Also ist ein erneutes "Capital Raising" wohl frueher oder spaeter (aber vor dem Drilling of Mbawa) wohl angesagt.
Daher wohl auch die Preis-Schwaeche der Aktie nach einer an und fuer sich ueberaus positiven Meldung.
All just in my humble opinion.
wasa
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Kenya: Apache secures drill ship for Mbawa Prospect offshore Kenya
10 Apr 2012
Kenya Block L8 operator Apache Kenya Limited has secured the drilling ship Deepsea Metro 1 for the giant Mbawa Prospect
Drilling is anticipated to commence in Q3 2012
Pancontinental Oil & Gas is funded for a significant part of the well cost under a Farm-Out Agreement with Tullow (PCL retains 15%)
Initial drilling of Mbawa Prospect will be on the drill-ready potential one-billionbarrel-plus L8 Block
Kenya L8 Mbawa drilling update
JV partner Pancontinental Oil & Gas has announced that the Kenya L8 licence operator Apache Kenya has secured the use of the deepwater drilling ship Deepsea Metro 1 to drill the giant Mbawa Prospect. Apache is anticipating a spud date within Q3 2012, with the actual date depending on when the drilling rig is finished with its current operations. The well is expected to take some 45 to 60 days to complete to a planned total depth of 3,250m subsea in water depth of 860m, easily within the range of modern equipment.
Pancontinental has a 15% interest 'free-carried' through Mbawa drilling by Tullow Oil up to a 'cap' of US$ 9 million (as may be reduced by other exploration expenditure). Pancontinental
now expects to have to contribute more to the well cost due to increased well cost estimates.
Pancontinental estimates that Mbawa has maximum potential to contain 4.9 billion barrels of oil in place at the main Tertiary / Cretaceous level with significant additional potential also to be tested by the well at the deeper Upper Jurassic level and shallower Tertiary levels. Only drilling is capable of verifying the oil and gas volumetric potential (if any) of the Mbawa Prospect.
Pancontinental has four projects offshore Kenya covering more than 18,000 sq kms in licence areas L6, L8, L10A and L10B, with the L8 / Mbawa project being the most advanced
and Mbawa being the first prospect to be drilled.
Pancontinental’s CEO Barry Rushworth commented:
'Pancontinental is in the unique position of having sizeable interests in a number of Kenyan and Namibian offshore licences and having substantial leverage to any Mbawa drilling success. We are very pleased that a drilling rig contract has now been signed by our operator Apache for the L8 Mbawa Prospect. We are pursuing what we see as a major oil play rather than a gas play offshore Kenya and we are doing the same offshore Namibia. The economics of oil developments are often far better than those for gas, with potential for much earlier cash flow and much lower development costs compared to LNG, for example.
After the recent consolidations relating to Dominion, Ophir and Cove, Pancontinental is one of the few listed companies globally offering significant leverage to two of the most exciting oil and gas regions of the decade, namely East Africa and Namibia. Apache is now leading the L8 venture in an aggressive exploration programme and in our other Kenyan blocks L10A and L10B we also have fast-moving activity led by BG Group'.
Original article link
Source: Pancontinental Oil & Gas
http://www.energy-pedia.com/news/kenya/new-149864
Kenya: Apache secures drill ship for Mbawa Prospect offshore Kenya
10 Apr 2012
Kenya Block L8 operator Apache Kenya Limited has secured the drilling ship Deepsea Metro 1 for the giant Mbawa Prospect
Drilling is anticipated to commence in Q3 2012
Pancontinental Oil & Gas is funded for a significant part of the well cost under a Farm-Out Agreement with Tullow (PCL retains 15%)
Initial drilling of Mbawa Prospect will be on the drill-ready potential one-billionbarrel-plus L8 Block
Kenya L8 Mbawa drilling update
JV partner Pancontinental Oil & Gas has announced that the Kenya L8 licence operator Apache Kenya has secured the use of the deepwater drilling ship Deepsea Metro 1 to drill the giant Mbawa Prospect. Apache is anticipating a spud date within Q3 2012, with the actual date depending on when the drilling rig is finished with its current operations. The well is expected to take some 45 to 60 days to complete to a planned total depth of 3,250m subsea in water depth of 860m, easily within the range of modern equipment.
Pancontinental has a 15% interest 'free-carried' through Mbawa drilling by Tullow Oil up to a 'cap' of US$ 9 million (as may be reduced by other exploration expenditure). Pancontinental
now expects to have to contribute more to the well cost due to increased well cost estimates.
Pancontinental estimates that Mbawa has maximum potential to contain 4.9 billion barrels of oil in place at the main Tertiary / Cretaceous level with significant additional potential also to be tested by the well at the deeper Upper Jurassic level and shallower Tertiary levels. Only drilling is capable of verifying the oil and gas volumetric potential (if any) of the Mbawa Prospect.
Pancontinental has four projects offshore Kenya covering more than 18,000 sq kms in licence areas L6, L8, L10A and L10B, with the L8 / Mbawa project being the most advanced
and Mbawa being the first prospect to be drilled.
Pancontinental’s CEO Barry Rushworth commented:
'Pancontinental is in the unique position of having sizeable interests in a number of Kenyan and Namibian offshore licences and having substantial leverage to any Mbawa drilling success. We are very pleased that a drilling rig contract has now been signed by our operator Apache for the L8 Mbawa Prospect. We are pursuing what we see as a major oil play rather than a gas play offshore Kenya and we are doing the same offshore Namibia. The economics of oil developments are often far better than those for gas, with potential for much earlier cash flow and much lower development costs compared to LNG, for example.
After the recent consolidations relating to Dominion, Ophir and Cove, Pancontinental is one of the few listed companies globally offering significant leverage to two of the most exciting oil and gas regions of the decade, namely East Africa and Namibia. Apache is now leading the L8 venture in an aggressive exploration programme and in our other Kenyan blocks L10A and L10B we also have fast-moving activity led by BG Group'.
Original article link
Source: Pancontinental Oil & Gas
http://www.energy-pedia.com/news/kenya/new-149864
Schade das der Kurs nicht entsprechend reagiert. Kann aber daran liegen, das PCL vielleicht noch ein paar Dollar mehr aufbringen muss als geplant.
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Moin Jungs,
Gute Nachrichten!!!
Drillship secured. 3 Qartal geht es los.
News auf ASX
Gruß
Fliege
Gute Nachrichten!!!
Drillship secured. 3 Qartal geht es los.
News auf ASX
Gruß
Fliege
Zu Kenia:
Es geht hauptsächlich um die Onshore-Bohrung von Tullow/Africa Oil, in den letzten beiden Sätzen ist erkennbar, dass von Seiten des Ministry of Energy damit gerechnet wird, dass das Mbawa-Drilling wahrscheinlich das nächste ist, welches stattfindet.
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Saturday Nation
Saturday
April 7, 2012
News
Quantity of oil deposits to be known in 30 days
Stephen Mudiari | NATION Visitors during a tour of the oil rig at Ngamia 1 in Turkana County on April 05, 2012.
By Nation Reporter
Posted Thursday, April 5 2012 at 22:00
The company drilling for oil in Turkana will have enough data to determine whether it is enough for commercial production in about a month.
However, according to Tullow Kenya general manager Martin Mbogo, it may take some time to analyse the data but by then they will have drilled to 2,700 metres.
The company, which recently announced it had discovered oil in Kenya, for the first time opened its drilling site to local and international media on Thursday.
It, however, expressed cautious optimism that this time around the country had struck commercial oil deposits.
During the media trip to the drilling site in Turkana County, Mr Mbogo said they would have drilled up to 2,700 metres within 35 days.
“However it may take more time to analyse the data and determining the commercial viability of the products. But results so far are very encouraging,” he told journalists during the Tullow-organised trip to the site.
He said the company would move to Marsabit County next for more oil exploration after being buoyed by the Turkana find.
“The oil was found at about 1,515 metres,” he said.
According to Mr Mbogo, about $30 million has been spent in drilling the well so far while another $10 million more may be spent before they are completely through with the Ngamia well.
The company’s head of drilling, Mr Dave Howes, said that more advanced oil exploration technologies had been developed.
“We are very enthusiastic about the progress so far,” he said at the site, which is heavily guarded.
According to the Commissioner of Petroleum Energy in the Ministry of Energy, Mr Martin Heya, this is the closest Kenya has come to getting commercially exploitable oil since exploration started in 1960.
Exploratory wells
“Since then about 32 exploratory wells have been drilled but so far Ngamia has shown the best and most promising results,” he said.
He said about 30 companies were involved in oil exploration in about 30 blocks that spread across the country.
He said the next exploratory results would most likely be made by American company, Apache, which is drilling in the Indian Ocean.
“We expect the results from Apache soon and we have reason to be optimistic,” he noted.
http://www.nation.co.ke/News/Quantity+of+oil+deposits+to+be+…
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Es gibt auch ein Filmchen dazu:
http://www.youtube.com/v/Cx5GwGhGHcU&hl=en_US&feature=player…
Es geht hauptsächlich um die Onshore-Bohrung von Tullow/Africa Oil, in den letzten beiden Sätzen ist erkennbar, dass von Seiten des Ministry of Energy damit gerechnet wird, dass das Mbawa-Drilling wahrscheinlich das nächste ist, welches stattfindet.
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Saturday Nation
Saturday
April 7, 2012
News
Quantity of oil deposits to be known in 30 days
Stephen Mudiari | NATION Visitors during a tour of the oil rig at Ngamia 1 in Turkana County on April 05, 2012.
By Nation Reporter
Posted Thursday, April 5 2012 at 22:00
The company drilling for oil in Turkana will have enough data to determine whether it is enough for commercial production in about a month.
However, according to Tullow Kenya general manager Martin Mbogo, it may take some time to analyse the data but by then they will have drilled to 2,700 metres.
The company, which recently announced it had discovered oil in Kenya, for the first time opened its drilling site to local and international media on Thursday.
It, however, expressed cautious optimism that this time around the country had struck commercial oil deposits.
During the media trip to the drilling site in Turkana County, Mr Mbogo said they would have drilled up to 2,700 metres within 35 days.
“However it may take more time to analyse the data and determining the commercial viability of the products. But results so far are very encouraging,” he told journalists during the Tullow-organised trip to the site.
He said the company would move to Marsabit County next for more oil exploration after being buoyed by the Turkana find.
“The oil was found at about 1,515 metres,” he said.
According to Mr Mbogo, about $30 million has been spent in drilling the well so far while another $10 million more may be spent before they are completely through with the Ngamia well.
The company’s head of drilling, Mr Dave Howes, said that more advanced oil exploration technologies had been developed.
“We are very enthusiastic about the progress so far,” he said at the site, which is heavily guarded.
According to the Commissioner of Petroleum Energy in the Ministry of Energy, Mr Martin Heya, this is the closest Kenya has come to getting commercially exploitable oil since exploration started in 1960.
Exploratory wells
“Since then about 32 exploratory wells have been drilled but so far Ngamia has shown the best and most promising results,” he said.
He said about 30 companies were involved in oil exploration in about 30 blocks that spread across the country.
He said the next exploratory results would most likely be made by American company, Apache, which is drilling in the Indian Ocean.
“We expect the results from Apache soon and we have reason to be optimistic,” he noted.
http://www.nation.co.ke/News/Quantity+of+oil+deposits+to+be+…
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Es gibt auch ein Filmchen dazu:
http://www.youtube.com/v/Cx5GwGhGHcU&hl=en_US&feature=player…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.008.729 von Staberhuk am 05.04.12 18:14:39Es ist nicht die erste Bohrung nach öl offshore Namibia. Weniger als 10 warens jedoch. Bis auf Kudu und Kunene waren die Bohrungen aber generell schlecht/falsch (außerhalb der Becken) plaziert.
HRT plant Q4 2012/Q1 2013 zu bohren. Dataroom ist seit gestern geöffnet und wir warten auf farm-ins. Erste Bohrung ist voraussichtlich Moosehead. Ein gigantisches Ding - und mittlerweile auch mit 3D Seismik.
HRT plant Q4 2012/Q1 2013 zu bohren. Dataroom ist seit gestern geöffnet und wir warten auf farm-ins. Erste Bohrung ist voraussichtlich Moosehead. Ein gigantisches Ding - und mittlerweile auch mit 3D Seismik.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.008.347 von tnzs72 am 05.04.12 17:07:54Weil das in Namibia die erste offshore Bohrung nach Öl ist, wirkt sie im Erfolgsfall als d e r Beweis, dass überhaupt wirklich Öl vor der Küste ist. Dann könnte sich auch bestätigen, dass eine Ähnlichkeit mit Brasiliens Küste (reiche Ölfunde) besteht und dass fast alle anderen Namibia Explorer wesentlich eher mit Erfolg rechnen können.
Wann will HRT eigentlich mit dem Bohren beginnen? Ist das bekannt? Die liegen genau unter uns.
Wann will HRT eigentlich mit dem Bohren beginnen? Ist das bekannt? Die liegen genau unter uns.
Gruß und schöne Feiertage,
tnzs
Chariot Oil & Gas starts drilling its first exploration well offshore Namibia
Quelle: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/41222/cha…
3:39 pm by Andre Lamberti
Chariot Oil & Gas (LON:CHAR) has now started drilling its first exploration well in the deep waters off the Namibian coast.
Drilling operations on well 1811/5-1, the first of the total four or five planned exploration wells, started earlier today, using the Maersk Deliverer semi-submersible drilling rig, the group said in a statement.
The Tapir South prospect has a 25 per cent chance of success and a mean un-risked prospective resource potential of 604 million barrels of oil.
Tapir South (1811/5-1) will be only the second well ever to be drilled in the Namibe Basin. It is located 80 kilometres offshore in the company's northern block 1811A, in which it has a 100 per cent equity interest.
The well is being drilled in a water depth of about 2,000 metres and it will be drilled to a depth of 5,100 metres.
The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 70 days and a further announcement will be made when the well results are known.
The second well to be drilled in the Chariot exploration programme, Kabeljou (2714/6-1), targeting the Nimrod prospect is now likely to spud earlier than previously reported. The operator has informed Chariot that it now expects to secure a drilling unit in the third quarter 2012.
Chief executive Paul Welch said: “We are very pleased to announce the spud of our Tapir South well in the northern licence area which marks that start of a 4-5 well drill programme running through to the end of 2013.
The results of this first well will be invaluable to furthering our knowledge and understanding of the Namibe basin. Owing to the additional funding raised last month we can now fully explore the deeper targets within the prospect and we look forward to updating the market with the well results in due course."
Chariot bolstered its already strong working capital position last month with a placing to raise £30.8 million before expenses, or US$48.7 million.
The group placed 18,110,400 new shares at a price of 170 pence per share, and now has approximately US$175 million in the bank.
tnzs
Chariot Oil & Gas starts drilling its first exploration well offshore Namibia
Quelle: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/41222/cha…
3:39 pm by Andre Lamberti
Chariot Oil & Gas (LON:CHAR) has now started drilling its first exploration well in the deep waters off the Namibian coast.
Drilling operations on well 1811/5-1, the first of the total four or five planned exploration wells, started earlier today, using the Maersk Deliverer semi-submersible drilling rig, the group said in a statement.
The Tapir South prospect has a 25 per cent chance of success and a mean un-risked prospective resource potential of 604 million barrels of oil.
Tapir South (1811/5-1) will be only the second well ever to be drilled in the Namibe Basin. It is located 80 kilometres offshore in the company's northern block 1811A, in which it has a 100 per cent equity interest.
The well is being drilled in a water depth of about 2,000 metres and it will be drilled to a depth of 5,100 metres.
The drilling and logging operations are expected to take approximately 70 days and a further announcement will be made when the well results are known.
The second well to be drilled in the Chariot exploration programme, Kabeljou (2714/6-1), targeting the Nimrod prospect is now likely to spud earlier than previously reported. The operator has informed Chariot that it now expects to secure a drilling unit in the third quarter 2012.
Chief executive Paul Welch said: “We are very pleased to announce the spud of our Tapir South well in the northern licence area which marks that start of a 4-5 well drill programme running through to the end of 2013.
The results of this first well will be invaluable to furthering our knowledge and understanding of the Namibe basin. Owing to the additional funding raised last month we can now fully explore the deeper targets within the prospect and we look forward to updating the market with the well results in due course."
Chariot bolstered its already strong working capital position last month with a placing to raise £30.8 million before expenses, or US$48.7 million.
The group placed 18,110,400 new shares at a price of 170 pence per share, and now has approximately US$175 million in the bank.
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