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DNO ASA is today announcing an update on operations in Block 32 & 53, Yemen
31st October 2006
Block 32, Tasour & Godah Fields Drilling Operations
As previously reported the Godah # 3 appraisal well was drilled at a location approximately 1,100 meters to the west/southwest of Godah # 1. Godah # 3 was production tested from a five meter interval at a stabilized rate of 1,511 barrels of oil per day and 122 thousand cubic feet per day of gas (maximum test pump capacity).
Following the drilling of Godah # 3 the well Godah # 4 well was drilled approximately 3 kms east/northeast of Godah #1 (1 km north/northeast of Godah # 2). Godah # 4 was drilled to a total depth of 1,771 m. The well encountered the S-1A reservoir 19 meters structurally lower than Godah # 2, below the oil/water contact for the Godah field. The well was cased and suspended as a potential water injector.
The drilling rig will now be moved to Tasour # 24, a development well on the western area of the Tasour field.
A second, larger, drilling rig commenced drilling an exploration well at Tasour # 23 on September 5. Tasour #23 is targeting a fractured basement prospect south of the Tasour field. Drilling and evaluation of Tasour #23 is expected to be completed in November.
Production:
Production equipment has now been installed to produce Godah # 2 and # 3. Godah # 2 commenced production on October 27th and is currently producing an initial gross pumping rate of approximately 1,000 BOPD. Production from Godah # 3 is expected to commence during the next week, and as previously reported it is expected that the combined gross production from the two wells will gradually increase to 2,000 to 4,000 Bopd.
The Godah production facility is pipeline connected to the existing oil sales export line which passes through the Godah Field. Produced water will be trucked to the Tasour Central Production Facility ("CPF") for treatment and disposal until the first quarter of 2007 when a 23 km pipeline to the Tasour CPF should be operational. The Godah development will be undertaken in stages and it is expected that it will be fully developed over the next two years.
After the Tasour # 22ST Qishn oil well was brought on stream at the end of August, the Tasour field averaged at 15,500 Bopd (gross) in September. It is expected that the gross production from the Tasour field will average at approximately 12,000 Bopd for the balance of 2006.
Block 53
As previously reported Bayoot SW # 2 was drilled and tested at a structure located on a very prospective basement trend between the Suna field in Block 14 some 14 km to the south east, and the Kahrir field in Block 10 some 15 km to the south west. The Suna and Kahrir fields have proven to be the most successful basement producing fields in Yemen to date.
Early transport of oil from Bayoot SW # 2 commenced by trucking to the Sharyoof central processing facilities some 10 km from the well, at daily gross volumes of ca. 200 - 300 BOPD. Further work will is considered to be undertaken with this well, with the view to further increase the production, and contingent on the outcome of this work a pipeline and other facilities will be installed to connect the Bayoot oil production to the Sharyoof facilities on permanent basis.
The exploration well, Hekma # 1 has also been drilled some 5 km from Bayoot SW # 2. The well was drilled to a depth of 3,715 meters. The well was suspended and the drilling rig moved to drill the Bayoot South 1A located 4,7 km Northwest of Hekma # 1 . Bayoot South 1A will be drilled to test the Madbi carbonates at a down flank location on the Bayoot structure.
The forward plan is to test the Hekma # 1 with a smaller drilling rig, which is currently drilling a Sharyoof infill well (Sharyoof # 23). Three tests are planned to be undertaken in Hekma # 1: One test in the basement, one test in the Intra Madbi Sandstones and one test in the Madbi Carbonates.
DNO ASA
Contact:
Helge Eide
Managing Director
Telephone: (+47) 23 23 84 80
31st October 2006
Block 32, Tasour & Godah Fields Drilling Operations
As previously reported the Godah # 3 appraisal well was drilled at a location approximately 1,100 meters to the west/southwest of Godah # 1. Godah # 3 was production tested from a five meter interval at a stabilized rate of 1,511 barrels of oil per day and 122 thousand cubic feet per day of gas (maximum test pump capacity).
Following the drilling of Godah # 3 the well Godah # 4 well was drilled approximately 3 kms east/northeast of Godah #1 (1 km north/northeast of Godah # 2). Godah # 4 was drilled to a total depth of 1,771 m. The well encountered the S-1A reservoir 19 meters structurally lower than Godah # 2, below the oil/water contact for the Godah field. The well was cased and suspended as a potential water injector.
The drilling rig will now be moved to Tasour # 24, a development well on the western area of the Tasour field.
A second, larger, drilling rig commenced drilling an exploration well at Tasour # 23 on September 5. Tasour #23 is targeting a fractured basement prospect south of the Tasour field. Drilling and evaluation of Tasour #23 is expected to be completed in November.
Production:
Production equipment has now been installed to produce Godah # 2 and # 3. Godah # 2 commenced production on October 27th and is currently producing an initial gross pumping rate of approximately 1,000 BOPD. Production from Godah # 3 is expected to commence during the next week, and as previously reported it is expected that the combined gross production from the two wells will gradually increase to 2,000 to 4,000 Bopd.
The Godah production facility is pipeline connected to the existing oil sales export line which passes through the Godah Field. Produced water will be trucked to the Tasour Central Production Facility ("CPF") for treatment and disposal until the first quarter of 2007 when a 23 km pipeline to the Tasour CPF should be operational. The Godah development will be undertaken in stages and it is expected that it will be fully developed over the next two years.
After the Tasour # 22ST Qishn oil well was brought on stream at the end of August, the Tasour field averaged at 15,500 Bopd (gross) in September. It is expected that the gross production from the Tasour field will average at approximately 12,000 Bopd for the balance of 2006.
Block 53
As previously reported Bayoot SW # 2 was drilled and tested at a structure located on a very prospective basement trend between the Suna field in Block 14 some 14 km to the south east, and the Kahrir field in Block 10 some 15 km to the south west. The Suna and Kahrir fields have proven to be the most successful basement producing fields in Yemen to date.
Early transport of oil from Bayoot SW # 2 commenced by trucking to the Sharyoof central processing facilities some 10 km from the well, at daily gross volumes of ca. 200 - 300 BOPD. Further work will is considered to be undertaken with this well, with the view to further increase the production, and contingent on the outcome of this work a pipeline and other facilities will be installed to connect the Bayoot oil production to the Sharyoof facilities on permanent basis.
The exploration well, Hekma # 1 has also been drilled some 5 km from Bayoot SW # 2. The well was drilled to a depth of 3,715 meters. The well was suspended and the drilling rig moved to drill the Bayoot South 1A located 4,7 km Northwest of Hekma # 1 . Bayoot South 1A will be drilled to test the Madbi carbonates at a down flank location on the Bayoot structure.
The forward plan is to test the Hekma # 1 with a smaller drilling rig, which is currently drilling a Sharyoof infill well (Sharyoof # 23). Three tests are planned to be undertaken in Hekma # 1: One test in the basement, one test in the Intra Madbi Sandstones and one test in the Madbi Carbonates.
DNO ASA
Contact:
Helge Eide
Managing Director
Telephone: (+47) 23 23 84 80
DNO hat sich vom Bottom bei 0,95 klammheimlich um 32,6% in die Höhe geschraubt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.731.789 von Steigerwälder am 19.10.06 22:58:30Du scheinst wirklich exakt auf dem Bottom eingestiegen zu sein...
Wie macht man so was???
Wie macht man so was???
sieht ja recht geschmeidg aus....
DNO ASA - September Production Update
DNO achieved an oil production (WI) of 15,004 barrels per day in September 2006, which is an increase of 1,587 barrels per day from August (12%).
In the 3rd Quarter of 2006 DNO achieved an oil production of 14,002 barrels per day which is down 4 % from 2005. For the first nine months of 2006 DNO's oil production was 15,217 barrels per day, which is an increase of 8 % compared to 2005.
DNO's oil production (WI) for September, 3rd Quarter and the first nine months of 2006 were as follows:
Norway:
738 BOPD September 2006
936 BOPD Q3 2006
1037 BOPD YTD 2006
Yemen:
14,266 BOPD September 2006
13,066 BOPD Q3 2006
14,180 BOPD YTD 2006
Total:
15,004 BOPD September 2006
14,002 BOPD Q3 2006
15,217 BOPD YTD 2006
The production from Yemen increased in September as a result of a new production well (Tasour 22ST) which was brought on stream at an initial gross rate of 6,400 bopd. This rate was further increased to > 8,000 bopd (gross).
The Glitne Field had a planned shut down for maintenance during September which decreased DNO's production by 285 bopd from August. The field is now back on line at approximately 10,000 bopd (gross), which is 1,000 bopd net to DNO.
Contact:
Helge Eide
Managing Director
Telephone: (+47) 23 23 84 80
www.dno.no
DNO achieved an oil production (WI) of 15,004 barrels per day in September 2006, which is an increase of 1,587 barrels per day from August (12%).
In the 3rd Quarter of 2006 DNO achieved an oil production of 14,002 barrels per day which is down 4 % from 2005. For the first nine months of 2006 DNO's oil production was 15,217 barrels per day, which is an increase of 8 % compared to 2005.
DNO's oil production (WI) for September, 3rd Quarter and the first nine months of 2006 were as follows:
Norway:
738 BOPD September 2006
936 BOPD Q3 2006
1037 BOPD YTD 2006
Yemen:
14,266 BOPD September 2006
13,066 BOPD Q3 2006
14,180 BOPD YTD 2006
Total:
15,004 BOPD September 2006
14,002 BOPD Q3 2006
15,217 BOPD YTD 2006
The production from Yemen increased in September as a result of a new production well (Tasour 22ST) which was brought on stream at an initial gross rate of 6,400 bopd. This rate was further increased to > 8,000 bopd (gross).
The Glitne Field had a planned shut down for maintenance during September which decreased DNO's production by 285 bopd from August. The field is now back on line at approximately 10,000 bopd (gross), which is 1,000 bopd net to DNO.
Contact:
Helge Eide
Managing Director
Telephone: (+47) 23 23 84 80
www.dno.no
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.612.671 von Dirkix am 13.10.06 23:27:23Das ist immer so wenn ich einsteige...
Ich hoffe mal, wir haben endlich den Boden gefunden...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.449.080 von Steigerwälder am 06.10.06 18:46:10Na dann willkommen in unserem bescheidenen Faden!
Servus Fans,
bin nun dabei. Das Vertrauen erweckende Management, die gute Kommunikationspolitik und die Irak-Phantasie haben den Ausschlag gegeben. Werde in Russland /Kaspi Region vorerst nix mehr machen...
bin nun dabei. Das Vertrauen erweckende Management, die gute Kommunikationspolitik und die Irak-Phantasie haben den Ausschlag gegeben. Werde in Russland /Kaspi Region vorerst nix mehr machen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.305.009 von Dirkix am 30.09.06 14:22:09Servus,
das DNO den Ölmarkt outperformt glaub ich auch. Habe aber zur Zeit noch BMB Munai, Burren , Arawak und Bashneft im Visier. Frage für mich ist, ob diese Werte DNO outperformen. Und bei welchen Risiken...
Habe gerade was Interessantes zu DNO gefunden:
http://www.3sat.de/boerse/boersenspiel/2006-07-07_emi_artuma…
Eine Studie von einem Wikinger über alle in Oslo notierten Ölwerte. Das sind mehr als ich gedacht hab. Auf Seite 35 gibts ne Kaufempfehlung , Gewinnschätzungen , usw. für DNO.
Damaliger Kurs : 12,3NOK, Kursziel 17 NOK . Heute bezahle ich 8,6 NOK (so lieb ich das )
Fazit des Beitrages: Man bezahlt die Förderung in Norwegen und im Yemen- den ganzen Rest , einschließlich der Option auf das Megeprojekt im Irak bekommt man quasi geschenkt.
das DNO den Ölmarkt outperformt glaub ich auch. Habe aber zur Zeit noch BMB Munai, Burren , Arawak und Bashneft im Visier. Frage für mich ist, ob diese Werte DNO outperformen. Und bei welchen Risiken...
Habe gerade was Interessantes zu DNO gefunden:
http://www.3sat.de/boerse/boersenspiel/2006-07-07_emi_artuma…
Eine Studie von einem Wikinger über alle in Oslo notierten Ölwerte. Das sind mehr als ich gedacht hab. Auf Seite 35 gibts ne Kaufempfehlung , Gewinnschätzungen , usw. für DNO.
Damaliger Kurs : 12,3NOK, Kursziel 17 NOK . Heute bezahle ich 8,6 NOK (so lieb ich das )
Fazit des Beitrages: Man bezahlt die Förderung in Norwegen und im Yemen- den ganzen Rest , einschließlich der Option auf das Megeprojekt im Irak bekommt man quasi geschenkt.
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