Kurz gesagt...dieser Auszug aus der News zeigt sehr schön das ENG nicht bereit ist gutes Geld schlechten hinterher zu werfen um an den nicht bezahlten Bohrmetern zu Paritzipieren. Auch wird gezeigt das die Daten nicht NI 51-101 konform sind was eigentlich das schlimmste an der Ganzen Sache ist, somit sind die Standards nicht gegeben und das Kunene 1 well bleibt Wertlos für Cowboy Jeffe.
Und man Denke doch einmal nach wenn es anders wäre das es dort good Gas gebe Stünde doch auf der Website von Namcor nicht mehr:
Kudu is the only commercial hydrocarbon discovery in Namibia up to now. The results of the other wells were encouraging in that excellent reservoir sequences, source rocks and seal were encountered.
Resume: Viel heiße Luft um nichts...
There were gas shows in the Albian and Aptian sediments, confirmed by wire-line logging. It was not possible to fully evaluate the hydrocarbon potential of the penetrated section due to operational problems during testing. The reservoir quality of the tested zones was not very good, perhaps due to nearby igneous activity. However, seismic interpretation suggests that alteration of the sediments by the igneous activity may be localized to an area near the borehole, and therefore both the tested zones and some untested zones have great potential. PetroAlliance Service Co. of Moscow, a subsidiary of Schlumberger, estimates that the 4,698m – 4,748m interval could contain a potential gas resource of up to 14 trillion cubic feet.
All in all, the Government of the Republic of Namibia is happy to announce that Sintezneftegaz Namibia and its co-venturers have met their minimum work commitments to it under this license under often very difficult conditions. The global financial meltdown of last year negatively affected exploration efforts, however it is anticipated, that exploration activities will continue with the view to establish more accurately the quantities and commerciality of the hydrocarbons in block 1711.”
As previously reported, EnerGulf elected not to participate in the testing program of the 4,698m to 4,748 interval. EnerGulf is not in receipt of a copy of the PetroAlliance report mentioned in the press statement and it has not verified the potential resource and the estimate may not be compliant with NI 51-101. Although EnerGulf elected not to participate in the testing of the interval, per the Joint Operating Agreement, the Company may elect to pay 100% of its share of the test’s costs it would have incurred had it participated, and an additional sum of the same amount, to re-instate its pro rata rights in a commercial discovery in the interval that was tested.
EnerGulf reported on the completion of drilling activities, that the Kunene #1 well had significant hydrocarbon shows and believes the results of the operations prior to the attempted well test enhanced the prospectivity of Block 1711 by demonstrating that hydrocarbons are present. EnerGulf looks forward to continuing in the exploration program of the block.