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schrieb am 30.09.07 11:42:04
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.:
31.788.743 von Petronius am 30.09.07
11:39:45SALVE!
Und noch ein kleiner Nachtrag. Die Nachrichtenangebote von
wallstreet-online zu Statoil sind ja wirklich mager...also guckst
du bei OilGasCoal.
Petronius
schrieb am 30.09.07 16:45:59
Statoil, PetroChina to Ink Deal on China Oil Field in
October E-Mail
Sunday, 30. September 2007
Norway's Statoil ASA (STO) will sign its first deal with PetroChina
Co. (PTR) to develop an oil field in northeastern China with
geological reserves of more than 733 million barrels, an industry
person familiar with the deal said Friday. The deal, which may be
signed in late October, will ensure Statoil has a continuing
presence in exploration and production in China when its Liufeng
22-1 field in the South China Sea is exhausted. Statoil has a
production sharing contract with Cnooc Ltd. (CEO) for Liufeng.
Under the terms of the deal, Statoil will work to raise oil output
at the Fuyu oil field in Jilin province, which PetroChina started
to develop in 1959. According to a posting in March on the Web site
of PetroChina's parent company, China National Petroleum Corp.,
only 25% of reserves at the Fuyu field had been tapped by 2002 and
this recovery rate could be increased to 35% or more if advanced
technology is used. The field's oil production was 950,000 metric
tons last year, equivalent to 19,078 barrels a day.
"Statoil will use its expertise in using carbon dioxide injection
to develop thick oil reserves in the field," the person said. When
contacted by Dow Jones Newswires, PetroChina spokesman Mao Zefeng
declined to comment. Statoil spokeswoman Rannveig Stangeland said
the company wouldn't comment on rumors regarding a potential
signing. China's rapidly growing energy consumption is leading
PetroChina and its main domestic rival China Petroleum &
Chemical Corp. (0386.HK), known as Sinopec, to open up the
country's onshore oil and natural gas sector to foreign companies,
especially fields with complex geology.
PetroChina currently uses polymer and steam injection at fields in
the northeast to boost oil recovery, but industry insiders say CO2
injection is more effective. CO2 injection is also attractive to
China due to the dominance of coal in the national energy mix and
the large volumes of the greenhouse gas currently emitted by
coal-fired power stations into the atmosphere. In September 2006,
CNPC signed a deal with United Petroleum Natural Gas Investments
Ltd. for enhanced oil recovery at the Gaosheng block of northern
China's Bohai Basin. Earlier this month, Hong Kong-based Enviro
Energy said it had bought a 50% stake in a PetroChina-owned block
in Jilin and aims to use new technology to raise production
there.
Statoil has repeatedly tried to forge alliances with PetroChina for
upstream projects, but has lost out to rivals in international
tenders. Most recently it was beaten by U.S. oil major Chevron
Corp. (CVX) for the right to help develop PetroChina's high-sulfur
Luojiazhai gas field in the southwestern province of Sichuan, which
contains a prolific basin in terms of major gas discoveries.
Statoil also sought a contract for the South Sulige Block in the
gas-rich Ordos Basin in northern China's Inner Mongolia region last
year, but France's Total S.A. (TOT) was selected by PetroChina to
be its partner instead.
However, Statoil and CNPC signaled their willingness to do business
earlier this year when they signed a memorandum of understanding
forging a strategic partnership. Exact details on the types of
projects being considered were unavailable at the time. Speaking at
a conference in April, Kristen Kjeldstad, managing director of
Statoil's China unit in Shekou, said Statoil and CNPC were
discussing swapping stakes in some Norwegian oil and gas fields for
assets in China.
Kjeldstad said the two sides were discussing "concrete proposals"
and the catalyst was the merger of Statoil with Norwegian rival
Norsk Hydro ASA's (NHY) oil and gas assets in a $30 billion deal
due to complete Monday. The new company will be called StatoilHydro
and will have a daily production output of around 1.7 million
barrels of oil equivalent a day.
Kjeldstad said that in order to meet the requirements of Norwegian
regulators, Statoil would likely offer a portion of the enlarged
company's interests to CNPC and that this was already being
discussed.
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Analysen.
schrieb am 01.10.07 19:44:50
Die Zusammenlegung von Statoil und Hydro war im
vergangenen Dezember vereinbart
worden. Mit einer gemeinsamen Produktion von täglich 1,7 Millionen
Barrel (je
159 Liter) Öläquivalenten sowie Reserven an Öl und Gas von mehr als
sechs
Milliarden Barrel unter der Nordsee ist StatoilHydro - mit
Produktionsplattformen auf offener See - der größte
Offshore-Konzern der Welt.
Das Unternehmen beschäftigt 31.000 Menschen in 40 Ländern. Der
norwegische Staat
bleibt mit 62,5 Prozent Mehrheitseigner./tb/DP/she
schrieb am 01.10.07 20:27:00
MMC ENERGY INC.NEW Aktueller Kurs (Frankfurt, 01.10.:00)
Letzter Kurs: 3,25 Local-Id: Chart
Veränd. abs.: +0,180 Symbol: JU1A
Veränd. in %: +5,86 % ISIN: US55312Q2084
schrieb am 03.10.07 00:09:38
SALVE!
Statoil mit Update zu den Aktivitäten in Libyien.
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Petronius
schrieb am 04.10.07 14:44:15
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.:
31.835.870 von rohstoffbulle am 03.10.07
21:54:31SALVE!
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Petronius
schrieb am 04.10.07 15:11:03
SALVE!
Statoil hat 29 Pachten im Golf von Mexiko erworben:
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Petronius
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