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ich kann mich nur wiederholen - kauft euch in dieser Firma ein so gut wie möglich. Hier eine heutige PR von Nelson, welche die Rechte der 2. Hälfte der Alibekmola Lizenz haben ! Die Südliche Hälfte von TMEI ist genauso groß und nach den geologischen Recherchen ebenso Vorkommen-REICH !!! euer JOSÈ D: 25 Mar 2003, 09:12 AM Nelson Announces Details Of Approved Field Development Plan; Reports On Fifth Alibekmola Development Well TORONTO, ONTARIO--Nelson Resources Limited (TSX: NLG) announced today the details of the Full Field Development Plan for Alibekmola Field and reported on the progress of the fifth new development well that has been drilled by Kazakhoil Aktobe LLP (KOA), a 50/50 joint venture between Nelson and government-owned Kazmunaigas. Under the development plan, maximum annual production has been estimated at 18,282,000 barrels, which on a daily basis would mean production of close to 50,000 barrels per day. The report details that under the approved terms the production plan will be a 600x600 meter, 9-spot drilling pattern, containing 54 production and 17 injection wells. Under this plan, KOA will drill two wells in the northern part of the field to gather additional data to refine the current geological model. An amendment to the existing development plan for the northern part will be submitted once the feasibility of the development of the northern portion of the Alibekmola field is determined. The Central Development Committee (CDC) of the Kazakh government also asked for a study to outline KOA`s plans for the associated gas utilization. Current thinking indicates that produced gas will be re-injected to complement reservoir pressure maintenance by water injection, which may result in an appreciable increase in the initially reported recoverable reserves. The Committee further approved a plan to co-mingle production from the KT-II zone and lower producing bottom hole pressure 15% below the saturation pressure in order to determine the maximal productivity from the Alibekmola wells. Nelson CEO Nick Zana said, "The fifth development well, Alibekmola #55, reached total depth on March 5, 2003, having drilled to 3,605 meters as planned. Well Number A-56, being drilled by the second Sun Drilling rig, has just set 9 5/8-inch casing at 2,122 m, only 35 days after spud, having drilled at an average of 61 m per day." Under the program approved for the Alibekmola Pilot Production Project, Alibekmola #55 was targeted to test the productivity and potential of the KTII reservoir. It encountered both the KTII-1 (3,198 m) and KTII-2 (3,325 m) sub-sections, as predicted. The combined gross reservoir thickness in the well was 376 m of which 72 m is net pay. The average porosity was 6%. The well will be perforated 72 m across the KTII reservoir and put on production by the end of March. Nelson will announce the tested flow rate as it becomes available. On January 15, 2003, Nelson announced it had received Ministerial approval for the full field development plan of Alibekmola field as submitted in December 2002 to the CDC of the Kazakh government. RK Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Central Commission of Development of Oil & Gas Fields officially approved the plan on December 25, 2002. The CDC, chaired by Vice Minister Uzakhbai Karabalin, noted that the approved development option covers only the southern half of the field, pending further detailed geological analysis of the northern half, and stated that the southern portion of the Alibekmola field is thought to contain 90% of all the recoverable reserves of the field. Kazakhoil Aktobe is 50% owned by Kazmunaigas, the national oil company of Kazakhstan, and 50% by Nelson. Kazakhoil Aktobe holds the license for the Alibekmola and Kozhasai oil and gas fields. These fields are situated in the Mugalzhar Region of the Aktiubinsk Oblast (region) of northwestern Kazakhstan. |
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| aus der Diskussion: | Transmeridian Exploration - Kürzel : TMXN |
| Autor (Datum des Eintrages): | JosedelaVega (25.03.03 21:47:28) |
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