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Gibt das eine neue RAKATE ?
Bin zu faul das alles zu kopieren, hier ist die (Gas-)Quelle:
http://www.greatoil.com.au/
Bin zu faul das alles zu kopieren, hier ist die (Gas-)Quelle:
http://www.greatoil.com.au/
falacht?
[posting]20.560.658 von TopShoot am 07.03.06 19:25:48[/posting]Hallo TopShoot,
gratuliere Dir zu Deiner Entdeckung.
Könnte etwas werden.
Mit BV denke ich allerdings nicht, denn die werden wohl nicht nochmal eine Oil u gasaktie empfehlen.
Gruß
buxte
gratuliere Dir zu Deiner Entdeckung.
Könnte etwas werden.
Mit BV denke ich allerdings nicht, denn die werden wohl nicht nochmal eine Oil u gasaktie empfehlen.
Gruß
buxte
Bin wieder zu faul um zu sichen, aber hier ganz unten sind die PDF-Dateien von heute !!! - Liest sich gut !
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
[posting]20.562.082 von buxte am 07.03.06 20:54:11[/posting]Habe ja nicht geschrieben BV sondern BB, ist gut wenn BV hier nicht präsent wird.
BB=Börsenbrief
Wird sich gut entwickeln, bald beginnt auch die Ölförderung, siehe auch PDF-Datei zuvor.
BB=Börsenbrief
Wird sich gut entwickeln, bald beginnt auch die Ölförderung, siehe auch PDF-Datei zuvor.
naja dann würde ich als rating strong watch wählen...
Da werde ich mal paar Infos reinstellen
GREAT ARTESIAN OIL & GAS LIMITED details
Please note: ASX relies on third parties to provide the information contained in the company details table, and therefore is unable to assume any responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of the information.
Issuer Code GOG
Securities ASX Code, Security Description ------------------------------ GOG, Ordinary Fully Paid
Official Listing Date 5 August, 2003
GICS Industry Group Energy
Exempt Foreign? No
Internet Address http://www.greatoil.com.au
Registered Office Address Level 1 , 1304 Hay Street , PERTH , WA, AUSTRALIA, 6000
Head Office Telephone 61 8 9322 4853
Head Office Fax 61 8 9481 5645
Share Registry COMPUTERSHARE INVESTOR SERVICES PTY LIMITED
LEVEL 2, RESERVE BANK BUILDING , 45 ST GEORGE`S TERRACE , PERTH , WA, AUSTRALIA, 6000
Share Registry Telephone 1300 787 575 (BKR ONLY)
Directors / Senior Management
Mr Norman Zillman (Non Exec. Chairman)
Dr Raymond Shaw, BSc, PhD, Dip Law, MAAPG, MAusIMM (Managing Director)
Mr Michael Callahan (Non Exec. Director)
Company Secretary Mr John Cooke
Principal Activities Petroleum exploration.
buxte
GREAT ARTESIAN OIL & GAS LIMITED details
Please note: ASX relies on third parties to provide the information contained in the company details table, and therefore is unable to assume any responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of the information.
Issuer Code GOG
Securities ASX Code, Security Description ------------------------------ GOG, Ordinary Fully Paid
Official Listing Date 5 August, 2003
GICS Industry Group Energy
Exempt Foreign? No
Internet Address http://www.greatoil.com.au
Registered Office Address Level 1 , 1304 Hay Street , PERTH , WA, AUSTRALIA, 6000
Head Office Telephone 61 8 9322 4853
Head Office Fax 61 8 9481 5645
Share Registry COMPUTERSHARE INVESTOR SERVICES PTY LIMITED
LEVEL 2, RESERVE BANK BUILDING , 45 ST GEORGE`S TERRACE , PERTH , WA, AUSTRALIA, 6000
Share Registry Telephone 1300 787 575 (BKR ONLY)
Directors / Senior Management
Mr Norman Zillman (Non Exec. Chairman)
Dr Raymond Shaw, BSc, PhD, Dip Law, MAAPG, MAusIMM (Managing Director)
Mr Michael Callahan (Non Exec. Director)
Company Secretary Mr John Cooke
Principal Activities Petroleum exploration.
buxte
http://www.rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=30025
Beach Says Cooper Basin Wildcat Discovers Gas
Beach Petroleum Tuesday, March 07, 2006
One of the strongest gas flows recorded in the Cooper Basin area of South Australia has been achieved overnight on a new wildcat well drilled by Beach Petroleum Limited and its joint venture partner, Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited.
Beach Petroleum reported a gas flow of 11 million cubic feet a day from a drill stem test of the Patchawarra Formation on the Middleton-1 discovery well 50 kilometers west of Moomba.
The flow - from a 10 meter interval between 2653 and 2663 meters depth - was through a choke size of 5/8" at the very strong flowing pressure of 1,170 psi.
The Company said the tested sands were interpreted to have approximately seven meters of net gas pay.
The joint venture believes that between three and nine meters of additional gas pay is likely in other sands.
" The high productivity of the Middleton test, combined with additional potential within the well and structure make Middleton one of the more exciting gas prospects in the Cooper Basin in recent years" , Beach Petroleum`s Managing Director, Mr Reg Nelson, said today.
" Further evaluation will need to be carried out, however, before the joint venture can obtain a truer picture of the gas reserves addressed within the Middleton structure."
The Middleton well is just six kilometers northeast of the Santos-operated Raven gas field and eight kilometers southeast of the Great Artesian-operated Smegsy gas field, only commissioned in recent days. The discovery follows on from Beach`s recently drilled wildcat discovery, Udacha-1 itself only 5 kilometers to the northeast.
Mr. Nelson said the close proximity of the Middleton, Udacha, Smegsy and Raven fields was highly indicative of the region`s gas potential and fell within Beach Petroleum`s exploration model of pushing westwards from Moomba into the area`s under-explored petroleum acreage.
Middleton-1 will now be cased and suspended to await appropriate completion equipment.
Participants in the Middleton-1 well are:
Beach Petroleum Ltd (Operator)* 50.00%
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Ltd 50.00%
* subject to commercial discovery
Beach Says Cooper Basin Wildcat Discovers Gas
Beach Petroleum Tuesday, March 07, 2006
One of the strongest gas flows recorded in the Cooper Basin area of South Australia has been achieved overnight on a new wildcat well drilled by Beach Petroleum Limited and its joint venture partner, Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited.
Beach Petroleum reported a gas flow of 11 million cubic feet a day from a drill stem test of the Patchawarra Formation on the Middleton-1 discovery well 50 kilometers west of Moomba.
The flow - from a 10 meter interval between 2653 and 2663 meters depth - was through a choke size of 5/8" at the very strong flowing pressure of 1,170 psi.
The Company said the tested sands were interpreted to have approximately seven meters of net gas pay.
The joint venture believes that between three and nine meters of additional gas pay is likely in other sands.
" The high productivity of the Middleton test, combined with additional potential within the well and structure make Middleton one of the more exciting gas prospects in the Cooper Basin in recent years" , Beach Petroleum`s Managing Director, Mr Reg Nelson, said today.
" Further evaluation will need to be carried out, however, before the joint venture can obtain a truer picture of the gas reserves addressed within the Middleton structure."
The Middleton well is just six kilometers northeast of the Santos-operated Raven gas field and eight kilometers southeast of the Great Artesian-operated Smegsy gas field, only commissioned in recent days. The discovery follows on from Beach`s recently drilled wildcat discovery, Udacha-1 itself only 5 kilometers to the northeast.
Mr. Nelson said the close proximity of the Middleton, Udacha, Smegsy and Raven fields was highly indicative of the region`s gas potential and fell within Beach Petroleum`s exploration model of pushing westwards from Moomba into the area`s under-explored petroleum acreage.
Middleton-1 will now be cased and suspended to await appropriate completion equipment.
Participants in the Middleton-1 well are:
Beach Petroleum Ltd (Operator)* 50.00%
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Ltd 50.00%
* subject to commercial discovery
Closing prices
Closing prices are displayed for the last 5 days on which the security traded on ASX within the last 6 months.
Date Last % Change High Low Vol *
07 Mar 2006 0.265 15.22% 0.265 0.235 6,702,152
06 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.235 0.225 965,226
03 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.235 0.225 443,658
02 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.230 0.225 1,481,677
01 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.230 0.220 390,000
* Volume of shares shown represents only those shares traded on ASX.
Closing prices are displayed for the last 5 days on which the security traded on ASX within the last 6 months.
Date Last % Change High Low Vol *
07 Mar 2006 0.265 15.22% 0.265 0.235 6,702,152
06 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.235 0.225 965,226
03 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.235 0.225 443,658
02 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.230 0.225 1,481,677
01 Mar 2006 0.230 0% 0.230 0.220 390,000
* Volume of shares shown represents only those shares traded on ASX.
[posting]20.562.414 von buxte am 07.03.06 21:19:40[/posting]Kannst ja mal googlen, nicht schlecht die Aktie, auch in Indien?, könnte was werden.
52W-hoch/-tief: 0,15/0,08
[posting]20.562.600 von TopShoot am 07.03.06 21:35:52[/posting]sicher ????
52W Hoch
0,265
52W Tief
0,165
52W Hoch
0,265
52W Tief
0,165
[posting]20.562.678 von _NoBodY_ am 07.03.06 21:41:53[/posting]Eine Aktie die noch völlig unentdeckt ist, von keinem Börsenbrief empfohlen. Hier kann man von Anfang an dabei sein.
Kerngesunde Volatilität ! - Und jetzt die SUPER-NEWS !
Ich sage nur, einfach mal Googlen und selbst informieren !
Ich sage nur "Are your own Börsenbrief"
Kerngesunde Volatilität ! - Und jetzt die SUPER-NEWS !
Ich sage nur, einfach mal Googlen und selbst informieren !
Ich sage nur "Are your own Börsenbrief"
[posting]20.562.678 von _NoBodY_ am 07.03.06 21:41:53[/posting]0,08/0,15 sorry ich meine Euro in Berlin !
[posting]20.562.807 von TopShoot am 07.03.06 21:50:41[/posting] Are your own Börsenbrief
that i am..
auf grund von news steige ich nirgendwo mehr ein..
jedenfalss nicht unmittelbar nach dem erscheinen..
und wenn sie ohne mich abgehen sollte dann ist das halt so..
ich bin momentan nur kurzfristig orientiert und da steige ich bei news ehr aus und später wieder ein...
MfG
that i am..
auf grund von news steige ich nirgendwo mehr ein..
jedenfalss nicht unmittelbar nach dem erscheinen..
und wenn sie ohne mich abgehen sollte dann ist das halt so..
ich bin momentan nur kurzfristig orientiert und da steige ich bei news ehr aus und später wieder ein...
MfG
dennoch zu teuer in berlin...
invest2002
invest2002
ob die arbeiter der ölfirmen von den unternehmen wo sie arbeiten auch aktien kaufen dürfen....
[posting]20.562.966 von _NoBodY_ am 07.03.06 21:59:45[/posting]bezieht sich auf Börsenbrief ?
[posting]20.562.979 von invest2002 am 07.03.06 22:00:33[/posting]0,20€ sind ? Aus$
0.265 AUD = 0.1635 EUR
0,20 ...wenn man die letzen 5 Tage-Chart berücksichtigt ist das OK, ich schätze mal die Aktie nimmt heute Nacht noch Fahrt auf.
Werden die Überraschung morgen sehen.
Lege aber deshalb keine Nachtschicht ein.
N8
Werden die Überraschung morgen sehen.
Lege aber deshalb keine Nachtschicht ein.
N8
der kurs ist genau an dem hoch vor fast 6 monaten vorerst gescheitert.....
Warum ich die Aktie so gut finde:
Sie ist im positiven Sinne gesehen eine 08/15 Aktie.
Der Kursverlauf in Berlin bewegte sich bis gestern 52 Wochen lang zwischen 08 und 15 €-Cent. Also gar nicht so volatil.
Gestern kamen dann die TOP-News von dem Gasfund, und der Kurs sprang an.
Die Aktie ist noch von keinem BörsenBrief entdeckt, hier kann man von Anfang an dabei sein. Gestern erst mal wieder ein paar in Berlin gehandelt und das Interesse in Deutschland dürfte jetzt geweckt sein.
Nach dieser Meldung gehe ich davon aus das der Kurs sich langsam Richtung 40 Cent bewegt.
Mehr möchte ich dazu nicht sagen, es steht ja auch auf der Homepage:
http://www.greatoil.com.au/
bzw. auf der ASX Hommepage
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
und das ist letztendlich relevant.
Mein Tip, auch mal bei Google nachforschen.
GREAT ARTESIAN OIL & GAS LTD nimmt ihren Weg, sanfter und normaler Anstieg, hoffentlich ohne BB.
Sie ist im positiven Sinne gesehen eine 08/15 Aktie.
Der Kursverlauf in Berlin bewegte sich bis gestern 52 Wochen lang zwischen 08 und 15 €-Cent. Also gar nicht so volatil.
Gestern kamen dann die TOP-News von dem Gasfund, und der Kurs sprang an.
Die Aktie ist noch von keinem BörsenBrief entdeckt, hier kann man von Anfang an dabei sein. Gestern erst mal wieder ein paar in Berlin gehandelt und das Interesse in Deutschland dürfte jetzt geweckt sein.
Nach dieser Meldung gehe ich davon aus das der Kurs sich langsam Richtung 40 Cent bewegt.
Mehr möchte ich dazu nicht sagen, es steht ja auch auf der Homepage:
http://www.greatoil.com.au/
bzw. auf der ASX Hommepage
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
und das ist letztendlich relevant.
Mein Tip, auch mal bei Google nachforschen.
GREAT ARTESIAN OIL & GAS LTD nimmt ihren Weg, sanfter und normaler Anstieg, hoffentlich ohne BB.
[posting]20.566.581 von TopShoot am 08.03.06 08:39:15[/posting]Hab gerade gesehen unter dem 8.3.2006 sind wieder 2 neue Meldungen bei ASX:
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
Kann es sein das die Aktie demnächst auch in Frankfurt handelbar ist ?
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
Kann es sein das die Aktie demnächst auch in Frankfurt handelbar ist ?
die australier nehmen es gelassen und in berlin hat sich einer mit 0,20 euro mal wieder abzocken lassen...
invest2002
invest2002
lass mal kommt schon !
0,17
ohne Handel, Kurs entspricht Australien.
ohne Handel, Kurs entspricht Australien.
Moin Moin,
mal schauen, vielleicht geht sie noch auf 0,15. Das wäre dann ein super Einstiegskurs.
buxte
mal schauen, vielleicht geht sie noch auf 0,15. Das wäre dann ein super Einstiegskurs.
buxte
die frage ist nur für wieviel man welche in d bekommen würde...
es wird nichts angeboten
es wird nichts angeboten
Klaro, wünsche ich Dir.
noch ein Aspekt zu dieser "unentdeckten Aktie".
Ich hatte bereits, geschreiben das sich die Aktie in den letzten 52 Wochen "08/15" entwickelt hat. (0,08/0,15 €Cent)
Finde ich sehr solide.
Wenn man die anderen Explorer- und Mineralwete betrachtet, so sind diese in den letzten Monaten wie Raketen durchgestartet und teilweise wieder abgestürzt.
noch ein Aspekt zu dieser "unentdeckten Aktie".
Ich hatte bereits, geschreiben das sich die Aktie in den letzten 52 Wochen "08/15" entwickelt hat. (0,08/0,15 €Cent)
Finde ich sehr solide.
Wenn man die anderen Explorer- und Mineralwete betrachtet, so sind diese in den letzten Monaten wie Raketen durchgestartet und teilweise wieder abgestürzt.
[posting]20.569.884 von _NoBodY_ am 08.03.06 10:24:56[/posting]ist lediglich dem australischem Kurs angeglichen. Wenn ich ehrlich bin sehe ich hier wenig Chance für unter 0,17
Noch was gefunden:
http://www.amok.com.au/cs_great_artesian.html
Overview
Great Artesian is an oil and gas exploration company with significant exploration acreage in the Cooper Basin.
Great Artesian approached Amok on the basis of work we had completed for other companies in the mining & energy industry. They were aware of the need to update the look of their web site, and decided we were the right people for the job.
The web site is backed by a custom built Content Management System allowing Great Artesian staff and management to upload critical information as soon as it is available.
Strategy
Great Artesian’s strategy is simple: Investor Confidence. Great Artesian’s activities are primarily exploration based, so it is vital that a continuous flow of information to shareholders is maintained. The web site was developed with this need in mind. The site outlines each tenement and its current status of expected and proven reserves, as well as the timeline for developing these assets. The web site allows for regular updating of this information to take place in-house. The site includes all significant announcements, media releases and updates to ensure that investors have all the key information available at the click of a mouse. This information can be updated simply by Great Artesian staff.
Design
The brief for Great Artesian was to create a clean, corporate web site that presents a strong corporate identity and inspires confidence. The main priority was to strengthen Great Artesian’s reputation by presenting a highly professional image online. A key element of interest to management of Great Artesian was the ability to include a photo gallery of images from their various projects. We created this gallery so that it could be sorted by project, allowing visitors to the site to see images
Production
A key element of the production process for Great Artesian was to produce a customised Content Management System (CMS) The Content Management System is based around a “Project Builder” module. This allows Great Artesian’s staff to add new sections to the project information as new developments occur. All new documents and images can be allocated to the relevant project and are automatically inserted into the correct area of the site.
http://www.amok.com.au/cs_great_artesian.html
Overview
Great Artesian is an oil and gas exploration company with significant exploration acreage in the Cooper Basin.
Great Artesian approached Amok on the basis of work we had completed for other companies in the mining & energy industry. They were aware of the need to update the look of their web site, and decided we were the right people for the job.
The web site is backed by a custom built Content Management System allowing Great Artesian staff and management to upload critical information as soon as it is available.
Strategy
Great Artesian’s strategy is simple: Investor Confidence. Great Artesian’s activities are primarily exploration based, so it is vital that a continuous flow of information to shareholders is maintained. The web site was developed with this need in mind. The site outlines each tenement and its current status of expected and proven reserves, as well as the timeline for developing these assets. The web site allows for regular updating of this information to take place in-house. The site includes all significant announcements, media releases and updates to ensure that investors have all the key information available at the click of a mouse. This information can be updated simply by Great Artesian staff.
Design
The brief for Great Artesian was to create a clean, corporate web site that presents a strong corporate identity and inspires confidence. The main priority was to strengthen Great Artesian’s reputation by presenting a highly professional image online. A key element of interest to management of Great Artesian was the ability to include a photo gallery of images from their various projects. We created this gallery so that it could be sorted by project, allowing visitors to the site to see images
Production
A key element of the production process for Great Artesian was to produce a customised Content Management System (CMS) The Content Management System is based around a “Project Builder” module. This allows Great Artesian’s staff to add new sections to the project information as new developments occur. All new documents and images can be allocated to the relevant project and are automatically inserted into the correct area of the site.
Interessant das Greatoil an einigen JV beteiligt ist:
z. B.
Beach
Magellan
Enterprise
Rawson
http://www.rawsonresources.com/documents/2006/Udacha%20spuds…
es gibt auch noch andere URL bzw. Quellen
z. B.
Beach
Magellan
Enterprise
Rawson
http://www.rawsonresources.com/documents/2006/Udacha%20spuds…
es gibt auch noch andere URL bzw. Quellen
http://www.oilex.com.au/
Business Office : Level 2, 161 Walker Street, North Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2060.
Registered Office : Level 1, 1304 Hay Street West Perth, W.A., 6005.
Phone (61) 2 9929 3383 Fax (61) 2 9929 3883 Email : admin@greatoil.com.au
.
01 March 2006
Centralised Company Announcements Office
Australian Stock Exchange Limited
10th Floor, 20 Bond Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Dear Sir,
OILEX and Indian Co-Venturers Farmin to EPP27, Offshore Otway Basin
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (“Great Artesian”, ASX Code : GOG) is pleased to advise that it has finalised its farmin agreement for EPP 27, Offshore Otway Basin, involving Oilex NL (“Oilex”, ASX Code: OEX). As foreshadowed in Oilex’s ASX announcement of 14 February 2006 the farmin also involves two key players in the Indian oil and gas sector; Videocon Industries Limited (“Videocon”), the oil and gas member of the major diversified Videocon group of companies and Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Limited (“GSPC”), a vertically integrated oil and gas company owned by the Government of the State of Gujarat.
The new agreement between GOG, Oilex, Videocon and GSPC will see the farminees funding an exploration well at a location to be determined and acquiring up to $2 million of new 2D seismic data. Planning has commenced for possible seismic acquisition in May – June 2006 with expectations that the well will be drilled during late 2006 or 2007, subject to government approvals and rig availability. Once the well is drilled Oilex, Videocon and GSPC will each be entitled to a 20% interest in EPP 27, with Great Artesian retaining the remaining 40%.
All parties have signed the agreements, which are effective from 28 February 2006. As announced on 28 December 2005, Great Artesian advised that due to the lack of availability of a rig to undertake the drilling, it had been necessary to seek a suspension of EPP 27 for up to 12 months, until 21 December 2006. The revised end of the current exploration phase is 24 February 2007.
Great Artesian welcomes the introduction of these major players, particularly as it is their first venture into an Australian exploration opportunity. Their contributions will provide both depth and strength to the Joint Venture, which is looking to commence seismic acquisition at the earliest available opportunity.
Yours faithfully,
Dr Raymond D. Shaw
Managing Director
Business Office : Level 2, 161 Walker Street, North Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2060.
Registered Office : Level 1, 1304 Hay Street West Perth, W.A., 6005.
Phone (61) 2 9929 3383 Fax (61) 2 9929 3883 Email : admin@greatoil.com.au
.
01 March 2006
Centralised Company Announcements Office
Australian Stock Exchange Limited
10th Floor, 20 Bond Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Dear Sir,
OILEX and Indian Co-Venturers Farmin to EPP27, Offshore Otway Basin
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (“Great Artesian”, ASX Code : GOG) is pleased to advise that it has finalised its farmin agreement for EPP 27, Offshore Otway Basin, involving Oilex NL (“Oilex”, ASX Code: OEX). As foreshadowed in Oilex’s ASX announcement of 14 February 2006 the farmin also involves two key players in the Indian oil and gas sector; Videocon Industries Limited (“Videocon”), the oil and gas member of the major diversified Videocon group of companies and Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Limited (“GSPC”), a vertically integrated oil and gas company owned by the Government of the State of Gujarat.
The new agreement between GOG, Oilex, Videocon and GSPC will see the farminees funding an exploration well at a location to be determined and acquiring up to $2 million of new 2D seismic data. Planning has commenced for possible seismic acquisition in May – June 2006 with expectations that the well will be drilled during late 2006 or 2007, subject to government approvals and rig availability. Once the well is drilled Oilex, Videocon and GSPC will each be entitled to a 20% interest in EPP 27, with Great Artesian retaining the remaining 40%.
All parties have signed the agreements, which are effective from 28 February 2006. As announced on 28 December 2005, Great Artesian advised that due to the lack of availability of a rig to undertake the drilling, it had been necessary to seek a suspension of EPP 27 for up to 12 months, until 21 December 2006. The revised end of the current exploration phase is 24 February 2007.
Great Artesian welcomes the introduction of these major players, particularly as it is their first venture into an Australian exploration opportunity. Their contributions will provide both depth and strength to the Joint Venture, which is looking to commence seismic acquisition at the earliest available opportunity.
Yours faithfully,
Dr Raymond D. Shaw
Managing Director
[posting]20.570.753 von TopShoot am 08.03.06 11:05:18[/posting]Quelle:http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20060301/pdf/3vnt0gj5j0l26.pdf
[posting]20.571.182 von TopShoot am 08.03.06 11:17:57[/posting]bist heute wohl nicht so faul wie gestern wa...???
[posting]20.571.818 von _NoBodY_ am 08.03.06 11:42:37[/posting]Hast Du das mit dem JV und INDIEN gelesen, nicht schlecht !
http://ogj.pennnet.com/news/wire_story_display.cfm?C=ExplD&N…
Magellan Petroleum Announces Kiana-1, Cooper Basin SA Extended Production Test Results
DATE: February 23, 2006
FROM: PR Newswire
COPYRIGHT: Copyright © 2006 PR Newswire Association LLC. All rights reserved.
HARTFORD, Conn., Feb. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Magellan Petroleum Corporation (NASDAQ:MPET) said that its 55-percent-held subsidiary, Magellan Petroleum Australia Limited, made the following release to the Australian Stock Exchange on February 21, 2006:
Announcement to ASX
Kiana-1, Cooper Basin SA
Extended Production Test Results
Magellan Petroleum Australia Limited advises that last week Beach Petroleum, operator of the PPL 212 joint venture, successfully perforated a second Patchawarra oil sand in Kiana-1 in the Cooper-Eromanga Basin, South Australia. Kiana-1 is located approximately two kilometres to the southwest of the Muteroo oil field, two kilometres northeast of the Spencer oil field and 35 kilometres west of Moomba.
The upper of two Patchawarra Formation oil sands was perforated in September 2005, soon after the well was drilled, and has been flowing on extended production test (which commenced in mid December) at an average rate of around 400 barrels of oil per day at 100 psi flowing tubing pressure. After perforation of the second (lower) sand, the well is now producing at an average combined free-flow rate for the two sands of around 750 barrels of oil per day on a 20/64th inch choke at 410 psi flowing tubing pressure. The average gas oil ratio is 38 scf/bbl.
It is anticipated that the rate will be increased to 1000 barrels per day over the coming weeks. Further plans for the installation of artificial lift are currently being progressed.
Participants in Kiana-1 well are:
Magellan Petroleum (Southern) Pty Ltd 30%
(a wholly-owned subsidiary of Magellan Petroleum Australia Limited)
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited 30%
Beach Petroleum Ltd (Operator) 40%
Forward Looking Statements
Statements in this release which are not historical in nature are intended to be, and are hereby identified as, forward-looking statements for purposes of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements about Magellan and MPAL may relate to their businesses and prospects, revenues, expenses, operating cash flows, and other matters that involve a number of uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from expectations. Among these risks and uncertainties are pricing and production levels from the properties in which Magellan and MPAL have interests, the extent of the recoverable reserves at those properties, the future outcome of the negotiations for gas sales contracts for the remaining uncontracted reserves at both the Mereenie and Palm Valley gas fields in the Amadeus Basin, including the likelihood of success of other potential suppliers of gas to the current customers of Mereenie and Palm Valley production. In addition, MPAL has a large number of exploration permits and faces the risk that any wells drilled may fail to encounter hydrocarbons in commercially recoverable quantities. Any forward-looking information provided in this release should be considered with these factors in mind. Magellan assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements contained in this release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Source: Magellan Petroleum Corporation
CONTACT: Daniel Samela, +1-860-293-2006, for Magellan Petroleum
Corporation
Magellan Petroleum Announces Kiana-1, Cooper Basin SA Extended Production Test Results
DATE: February 23, 2006
FROM: PR Newswire
COPYRIGHT: Copyright © 2006 PR Newswire Association LLC. All rights reserved.
HARTFORD, Conn., Feb. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Magellan Petroleum Corporation (NASDAQ:MPET) said that its 55-percent-held subsidiary, Magellan Petroleum Australia Limited, made the following release to the Australian Stock Exchange on February 21, 2006:
Announcement to ASX
Kiana-1, Cooper Basin SA
Extended Production Test Results
Magellan Petroleum Australia Limited advises that last week Beach Petroleum, operator of the PPL 212 joint venture, successfully perforated a second Patchawarra oil sand in Kiana-1 in the Cooper-Eromanga Basin, South Australia. Kiana-1 is located approximately two kilometres to the southwest of the Muteroo oil field, two kilometres northeast of the Spencer oil field and 35 kilometres west of Moomba.
The upper of two Patchawarra Formation oil sands was perforated in September 2005, soon after the well was drilled, and has been flowing on extended production test (which commenced in mid December) at an average rate of around 400 barrels of oil per day at 100 psi flowing tubing pressure. After perforation of the second (lower) sand, the well is now producing at an average combined free-flow rate for the two sands of around 750 barrels of oil per day on a 20/64th inch choke at 410 psi flowing tubing pressure. The average gas oil ratio is 38 scf/bbl.
It is anticipated that the rate will be increased to 1000 barrels per day over the coming weeks. Further plans for the installation of artificial lift are currently being progressed.
Participants in Kiana-1 well are:
Magellan Petroleum (Southern) Pty Ltd 30%
(a wholly-owned subsidiary of Magellan Petroleum Australia Limited)
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited 30%
Beach Petroleum Ltd (Operator) 40%
Forward Looking Statements
Statements in this release which are not historical in nature are intended to be, and are hereby identified as, forward-looking statements for purposes of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements about Magellan and MPAL may relate to their businesses and prospects, revenues, expenses, operating cash flows, and other matters that involve a number of uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from expectations. Among these risks and uncertainties are pricing and production levels from the properties in which Magellan and MPAL have interests, the extent of the recoverable reserves at those properties, the future outcome of the negotiations for gas sales contracts for the remaining uncontracted reserves at both the Mereenie and Palm Valley gas fields in the Amadeus Basin, including the likelihood of success of other potential suppliers of gas to the current customers of Mereenie and Palm Valley production. In addition, MPAL has a large number of exploration permits and faces the risk that any wells drilled may fail to encounter hydrocarbons in commercially recoverable quantities. Any forward-looking information provided in this release should be considered with these factors in mind. Magellan assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements contained in this release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Source: Magellan Petroleum Corporation
CONTACT: Daniel Samela, +1-860-293-2006, for Magellan Petroleum
Corporation
So was nennt man eine vorbildliche IR für Anleger !!!
http://www.greatoil.com.au/asx_announcements.php?mode=quarte…
http://www.greatoil.com.au/asx_announcements.php?mode=quarte…
Australiens Leitzinsen bleiben unverändert
Der neunköpfige Geldpolitische Rat der Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) beschloss am Mittwoch, seine als Leitzins dienende Cash Rate unverändert zu lassen.
Damit bleibt der Tagesgeldsatz weiter bei 5,50 Prozent. Volkswirte hatten diesen Beschluss bereits im Vorfeld erwartet, da die Inflationsrate im Zielkorridor liegt.
Zuletzt hatten die neun Währungshüter am 2. März 2005 infolge wachsender Inflationssorgen den Leitzinssatz um 25 Basispunkte auf sein aktuelles Niveau angehoben. Volkswirte rechnen frühestens zur Jahresmitte mit einem Zinsschritt.
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Der neunköpfige Geldpolitische Rat der Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) beschloss am Mittwoch, seine als Leitzins dienende Cash Rate unverändert zu lassen.
Damit bleibt der Tagesgeldsatz weiter bei 5,50 Prozent. Volkswirte hatten diesen Beschluss bereits im Vorfeld erwartet, da die Inflationsrate im Zielkorridor liegt.
Zuletzt hatten die neun Währungshüter am 2. März 2005 infolge wachsender Inflationssorgen den Leitzinssatz um 25 Basispunkte auf sein aktuelles Niveau angehoben. Volkswirte rechnen frühestens zur Jahresmitte mit einem Zinsschritt.
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http://www.nrm.qld.gov.au/water/gab/
The Great Artesian Basin
What`s new
Listen to the audio CD-ROM, The Great Artesian Basin: past, present and future, for interviews, anecdotes and poems about this significant water resource.
The Great Artesian Basin (GAB) is one of the largest artesian groundwater basins in the world. It underlies approximately one-fifth of Australia and extends beneath arid and semi-arid regions of Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and the Northern Territory, stretching from the Great Dividing Range to the Lake Eyre depression. The Basin covers a total area of over 1 711 000 square km and it has an estimated total water storage of 64 900 million megalitres (a megalitre is one million litres and is equivalent to about half the water in an Olympic swimming pool).
The Great Artesian Basin was formed between 100 and 250 million years ago and consists of alternating layers of waterbearing (permeable) sandstone aquifers and non-waterbearing (impermeable) siltstones and mudstones. The thickness of this sequence varies from less than 100 metres on the Basin extremities to over 3 000 metres in the deeper parts of the Basin. Individual bore depths vary up to 2 000 metres with the average being 500 metres. Some of the sandstone sequences contain oil and gas where conditions are suitable.
Groundwater in the Basin flows generally westward to the south-west over most of the Basin but to the north-west and north in the northern section. The rate at which water flows through the sandstones varies between one and five metres per year. Recharge by infiltration of rainfall into the outcropping sandstone aquifers occurs mainly along the eastern margins of the Basin, more specifically along the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range. Natural discharge occurs mainly from mound springs in the south-western area. Mound springs are natural outlets of the artesian aquifers from which groundwater flows to the surface. Dating of the artesian waters has given ages of almost 2 million years for the oldest waters, which occur in the south-western area of the Basin. Water quality in the main aquifers is generally good with Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) varying between 500 to 1 500 milligrams/litre, although pH may be very high, and high sodium levels make it generally unsuitable for irrigation. Water temperatures vary from 30 degrees C in the shallower areas to over 100 degrees C in the deeper areas.
Many bores initially flowed at rates of over 10 megalitres per day (ML/d). However, the majority of flows are now between 0.01 and 6 ML/d. Total flow from the Basin reached a peak of over 2 000 ML/d around 1915, from approximately 1 500 bores. Since then, artesian pressure and water discharge rates have declined, while the number of bores has increased. The total flow from the basin during 2000 was in the order of 1500 megalitres per day.
The Great Artesian Basin
What`s new
Listen to the audio CD-ROM, The Great Artesian Basin: past, present and future, for interviews, anecdotes and poems about this significant water resource.
The Great Artesian Basin (GAB) is one of the largest artesian groundwater basins in the world. It underlies approximately one-fifth of Australia and extends beneath arid and semi-arid regions of Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and the Northern Territory, stretching from the Great Dividing Range to the Lake Eyre depression. The Basin covers a total area of over 1 711 000 square km and it has an estimated total water storage of 64 900 million megalitres (a megalitre is one million litres and is equivalent to about half the water in an Olympic swimming pool).
The Great Artesian Basin was formed between 100 and 250 million years ago and consists of alternating layers of waterbearing (permeable) sandstone aquifers and non-waterbearing (impermeable) siltstones and mudstones. The thickness of this sequence varies from less than 100 metres on the Basin extremities to over 3 000 metres in the deeper parts of the Basin. Individual bore depths vary up to 2 000 metres with the average being 500 metres. Some of the sandstone sequences contain oil and gas where conditions are suitable.
Groundwater in the Basin flows generally westward to the south-west over most of the Basin but to the north-west and north in the northern section. The rate at which water flows through the sandstones varies between one and five metres per year. Recharge by infiltration of rainfall into the outcropping sandstone aquifers occurs mainly along the eastern margins of the Basin, more specifically along the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range. Natural discharge occurs mainly from mound springs in the south-western area. Mound springs are natural outlets of the artesian aquifers from which groundwater flows to the surface. Dating of the artesian waters has given ages of almost 2 million years for the oldest waters, which occur in the south-western area of the Basin. Water quality in the main aquifers is generally good with Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) varying between 500 to 1 500 milligrams/litre, although pH may be very high, and high sodium levels make it generally unsuitable for irrigation. Water temperatures vary from 30 degrees C in the shallower areas to over 100 degrees C in the deeper areas.
Many bores initially flowed at rates of over 10 megalitres per day (ML/d). However, the majority of flows are now between 0.01 and 6 ML/d. Total flow from the Basin reached a peak of over 2 000 ML/d around 1915, from approximately 1 500 bores. Since then, artesian pressure and water discharge rates have declined, while the number of bores has increased. The total flow from the basin during 2000 was in the order of 1500 megalitres per day.
Und was bedeutet das? Immer noch kein Produktionsbegin. Irgendwas über Mengen ? Ziemlich mau das ganze oder??
Erschien zwar bei Beach, ist aber ein JV mit dieser Aktie
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20060310/pdf/3vt529j5zyffk.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20060310/pdf/3vt529j5zyffk.pdf
[posting]20.607.953 von TopShoot am 10.03.06 08:21:15[/posting]Habe ich falsch eingestellt, muss unter Beach Petrolium
...aber Beach arbeitet auch mit Great eng zusammen
...aber Beach arbeitet auch mit Great eng zusammen
http://au.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=GOG.ax&d=t&m=a
UPDATE 1-Indian firms eye 40 pct in Aussie block -sources
Thursday February 16, 2006, 9:22 pm
(Adds quotes and details)
By Hiral Vora
MUMBAI, Feb 16 (Reuters) - India`s private-sector Videocon Industries Ltd. VEDI.BO and state-owned Gujarat State Petroleum Corp. Ltd. are set to buy 20 percent each in an Australian exploration block, three sources involved in the deal said.
The two companies would join Australia`s Oilex NL (ASX: OEX.ax) as partners in EPP 27, currently owned by Great Artesian Oil and Gas Ltd. (ASX: GOG.ax) .
"Oilex will first acquire 60 percent stake in the permit from Great Artesian of which we will get 20 percent each," one source told Reuters on Thursday.
Two other sources also confirmed the deal, while Oilex Managing Director Bruce McCarthy declined comment.
Great Artesian would retain 40 percent interest in the block.
Shares in Videocon Industries, which won an oil exploration block in Nigeria last year, rose more than 3.2 percent on the news to 462.4 rupees in a firm Mumbai market.
"We are seeing multi-million dollars investment in this permit as studies show that it could be highly prospective property," another source said.
On Tuesday, Oilex had informed the Australian Stock Exchange that it had executed agreements with two Indian oil and gas companies without naming them.
Unlisted Gujarat State Petroleum, the parent of gas distributor Gujarat State Petronet Ltd. GSPT.BO, made a 20 trillion cubic feet natural gas discovery off the country`s east coast in 2005, India`s largest gas find.
As per its agreement with Great Artesian, Oilex and its partners will have to fulfil a commitment of drilling one exploration well in the block.
Located in Australia`s Otway basin, off Victoria coast, EPP 27 is Great Artesian`s only offshore block in the region.
As per seismic interpretation by Woodside Energy Ltd., an arm of Australia`s biggest oil and gas company Woodside Petroleum Ltd. (ASX: WPL.ax) , which was Artesian`s former partner in the block, EPP 27 holds a significant reserves of oil and gas.
UPDATE 1-Indian firms eye 40 pct in Aussie block -sources
Thursday February 16, 2006, 9:22 pm
(Adds quotes and details)
By Hiral Vora
MUMBAI, Feb 16 (Reuters) - India`s private-sector Videocon Industries Ltd. VEDI.BO and state-owned Gujarat State Petroleum Corp. Ltd. are set to buy 20 percent each in an Australian exploration block, three sources involved in the deal said.
The two companies would join Australia`s Oilex NL (ASX: OEX.ax) as partners in EPP 27, currently owned by Great Artesian Oil and Gas Ltd. (ASX: GOG.ax) .
"Oilex will first acquire 60 percent stake in the permit from Great Artesian of which we will get 20 percent each," one source told Reuters on Thursday.
Two other sources also confirmed the deal, while Oilex Managing Director Bruce McCarthy declined comment.
Great Artesian would retain 40 percent interest in the block.
Shares in Videocon Industries, which won an oil exploration block in Nigeria last year, rose more than 3.2 percent on the news to 462.4 rupees in a firm Mumbai market.
"We are seeing multi-million dollars investment in this permit as studies show that it could be highly prospective property," another source said.
On Tuesday, Oilex had informed the Australian Stock Exchange that it had executed agreements with two Indian oil and gas companies without naming them.
Unlisted Gujarat State Petroleum, the parent of gas distributor Gujarat State Petronet Ltd. GSPT.BO, made a 20 trillion cubic feet natural gas discovery off the country`s east coast in 2005, India`s largest gas find.
As per its agreement with Great Artesian, Oilex and its partners will have to fulfil a commitment of drilling one exploration well in the block.
Located in Australia`s Otway basin, off Victoria coast, EPP 27 is Great Artesian`s only offshore block in the region.
As per seismic interpretation by Woodside Energy Ltd., an arm of Australia`s biggest oil and gas company Woodside Petroleum Ltd. (ASX: WPL.ax) , which was Artesian`s former partner in the block, EPP 27 holds a significant reserves of oil and gas.
. . . as onshore Kiana comes good
GREAT ARTESIAN OIL & GAS HAS ACHIEVED ITS FIRST OIL discovery with Kiana-1 in the Cooper Basin, east-central Australia. A drill stem test flowed gas at 3mmcf/d with 1100b/d oil and no water over an interval from 1939- 1948m.
The Kiana prospect is located in PEL 107 and is traversed by an existing oil pipeline, connected to the adjacent Spencer oil field. The nearest gas pipeline is some 6km distant.
Participants in the Kiana-1 well are Beach Petroleum (operator) 40% and Great Artesian 60%. Rawson Resources has as farm-in agreement providing for the funding of up to three exploration wells which could earn up to a 50% interest in any production should a discovery be made. Magellan Petroleum Australia has also negotiated a similar farm-in arrangement for PEL 107.
http://www.oilonline.com/news/features/aog/20060104.News_Upd…
GREAT ARTESIAN OIL & GAS HAS ACHIEVED ITS FIRST OIL discovery with Kiana-1 in the Cooper Basin, east-central Australia. A drill stem test flowed gas at 3mmcf/d with 1100b/d oil and no water over an interval from 1939- 1948m.
The Kiana prospect is located in PEL 107 and is traversed by an existing oil pipeline, connected to the adjacent Spencer oil field. The nearest gas pipeline is some 6km distant.
Participants in the Kiana-1 well are Beach Petroleum (operator) 40% and Great Artesian 60%. Rawson Resources has as farm-in agreement providing for the funding of up to three exploration wells which could earn up to a 50% interest in any production should a discovery be made. Magellan Petroleum Australia has also negotiated a similar farm-in arrangement for PEL 107.
http://www.oilonline.com/news/features/aog/20060104.News_Upd…
ENERGY NEWS
Major gas strike in Cooper Basin, South Australia
Posted: 7 March 2006
The 11 million cubic feet per day gas flow achieved in testing the Middleton-1 exploration well late yesterday represents one of the strongest gas flows ever recorded in the South Australian Cooper Basin.
The well is some 50 kilometres west of the Moomba petroleum treatment centre in the north-east corner of South Australia, which supplies Sydney and Adelaide with natural gas. Being drilled by Beach Petroleum on Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited’s areas, the two companies will share 50:50 in the success.
Great Artesian’s Chairman, Norm Zillman, said “The gas flow at Middleton-1 completes a hat-trick for us: three out of three successes from our current drilling campaign - Rossco-1, Udacha-1 and now Middleton-1 wells have each been cased and suspended as potential future gas/condensate producers.
Great Artesian earlier this year started oil production, now running at approximately 20,000 barrels per month, from its Kiana field and last week began gas and condensate production from its Smegsy Block joint venture with Enterprise Energy; both in the Cooper Basin area.
“Middleton-1 caps off what has been a fantastic start to the year,” Mr Zillman said.
“It follows the recent increase in oil production from Kiana-1 in nearby PEL 107, and last week’s announcement of the commissioning of the pipeline and start of gas production from Smegsy-1 gas field.
“Added to that was the recent conclusion of the farmin negotiations which sees two major Indian oil and gas players, in addition to Oilex, funding both seismic surveys and a well in our offshore Otway Basin EPP 27 area, South Australia.”
Middleton-1 details
Middleton-1 flowed gas from a 10 metre interval within the Patchawarra Formation between 2653 and 2663 m, through a choke size of 5/8 inch at the very strong flowing pressure of 1,170 psi. Beach Petroleum, which fully funded and operated the well, interprets an approximate 7 m net gas pay within this interval. A total of between 3 and 9 m of additional gas pay is likely in other sands penetrated by the well.
The Middleton well is located in PEL 106 just 6 km northeast of the Santos-operated Raven gas field and 8 km southeast of the Great Artesian-operated Smegsy gas field (GOG 75%), and 5 km from the Udacha-1 wildcat discovery made last month, in which GOG has a 32.5% interest.
Mr Zillman also said that “PEL 106 is shaping up to become a potentially important new gas/condensate province in the South Australian Cooper Basin given the close proximity of the Middleton, Udacha, Smegsy, Rossco and Raven accumulations.
These results confirm the viability of Great Artesian’s strategic permit holdings in this western flank of the Patchawarra Trough with 60% interest in PEL 91 and PEL 107and retaining a 100% ownership of PEL 106 whilst farming out on a prospect by prospect basis.”
http://www.energyme.com/energy/2006/en_06_0217.htm
Major gas strike in Cooper Basin, South Australia
Posted: 7 March 2006
The 11 million cubic feet per day gas flow achieved in testing the Middleton-1 exploration well late yesterday represents one of the strongest gas flows ever recorded in the South Australian Cooper Basin.
The well is some 50 kilometres west of the Moomba petroleum treatment centre in the north-east corner of South Australia, which supplies Sydney and Adelaide with natural gas. Being drilled by Beach Petroleum on Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited’s areas, the two companies will share 50:50 in the success.
Great Artesian’s Chairman, Norm Zillman, said “The gas flow at Middleton-1 completes a hat-trick for us: three out of three successes from our current drilling campaign - Rossco-1, Udacha-1 and now Middleton-1 wells have each been cased and suspended as potential future gas/condensate producers.
Great Artesian earlier this year started oil production, now running at approximately 20,000 barrels per month, from its Kiana field and last week began gas and condensate production from its Smegsy Block joint venture with Enterprise Energy; both in the Cooper Basin area.
“Middleton-1 caps off what has been a fantastic start to the year,” Mr Zillman said.
“It follows the recent increase in oil production from Kiana-1 in nearby PEL 107, and last week’s announcement of the commissioning of the pipeline and start of gas production from Smegsy-1 gas field.
“Added to that was the recent conclusion of the farmin negotiations which sees two major Indian oil and gas players, in addition to Oilex, funding both seismic surveys and a well in our offshore Otway Basin EPP 27 area, South Australia.”
Middleton-1 details
Middleton-1 flowed gas from a 10 metre interval within the Patchawarra Formation between 2653 and 2663 m, through a choke size of 5/8 inch at the very strong flowing pressure of 1,170 psi. Beach Petroleum, which fully funded and operated the well, interprets an approximate 7 m net gas pay within this interval. A total of between 3 and 9 m of additional gas pay is likely in other sands penetrated by the well.
The Middleton well is located in PEL 106 just 6 km northeast of the Santos-operated Raven gas field and 8 km southeast of the Great Artesian-operated Smegsy gas field (GOG 75%), and 5 km from the Udacha-1 wildcat discovery made last month, in which GOG has a 32.5% interest.
Mr Zillman also said that “PEL 106 is shaping up to become a potentially important new gas/condensate province in the South Australian Cooper Basin given the close proximity of the Middleton, Udacha, Smegsy, Rossco and Raven accumulations.
These results confirm the viability of Great Artesian’s strategic permit holdings in this western flank of the Patchawarra Trough with 60% interest in PEL 91 and PEL 107and retaining a 100% ownership of PEL 106 whilst farming out on a prospect by prospect basis.”
http://www.energyme.com/energy/2006/en_06_0217.htm
Börse Australien: Kaum verändert ins Wochenende, Rohstoffwerte ziehen an
Leser des Artikels: 147
Die australische Börse beendete den Freitaghandel nach einem festen Start mit leicht roten Vorzeichen. Der All Ordinaries-Index verlor bis Handelsende marginal um 0,08 Prozent auf 4.932,70 Punkte. Der ASX 200 büßte gleichzeitig leicht um 0,12 Prozent auf 4.971,70 Zähler ein.
Erneut deutlich besser als der Gesamtmarkt entwickelten sich Papiere des weltgrößten Minenunternehmens BHP Billiton, die sich um 1 Prozent verbesserten. Daneben verfestigten sich Anteilsscheine des Mitbewerbers Rio Tinto um 0,5 Prozent. Abermals waren es Zuwächse beim Kupferpreis, die hier für entsprechend gute Stimmung sorgten. Um kräftige 11 Prozent kletterten Papiere von Bougainville Copper. Einem Pressebericht zufolge könnte eine seit 1989 aufgrund des Bürgerkrieges geschlossene Mine in Papua -Neu Guinea wieder eröffnet werden.
Dagegen präsentierte sich der Ölsektor uneinheitlich. So kletterten Aktien von Woodside Petroleum leicht um 0,2 Prozent, wohingegen Santos-Papiere mit roten Vorzeichen zu kämpfen hatten. Im Goldsektor verabschiedeten sich Newcrast Minung und Oxiana jeweils deutlich schwächer in das Wochenende. Auf der Gewinnerseite waren indes Papiere von Lihir Gold, die 1,8 Prozent zulegten. zu finden. Kein Sonnenlicht bekam indes der Banksektor zu sehen, hier standen insbesondere Anteilsscheine von ANZ Banking unter Abgabedruck.
Leser des Artikels: 147
Die australische Börse beendete den Freitaghandel nach einem festen Start mit leicht roten Vorzeichen. Der All Ordinaries-Index verlor bis Handelsende marginal um 0,08 Prozent auf 4.932,70 Punkte. Der ASX 200 büßte gleichzeitig leicht um 0,12 Prozent auf 4.971,70 Zähler ein.
Erneut deutlich besser als der Gesamtmarkt entwickelten sich Papiere des weltgrößten Minenunternehmens BHP Billiton, die sich um 1 Prozent verbesserten. Daneben verfestigten sich Anteilsscheine des Mitbewerbers Rio Tinto um 0,5 Prozent. Abermals waren es Zuwächse beim Kupferpreis, die hier für entsprechend gute Stimmung sorgten. Um kräftige 11 Prozent kletterten Papiere von Bougainville Copper. Einem Pressebericht zufolge könnte eine seit 1989 aufgrund des Bürgerkrieges geschlossene Mine in Papua -Neu Guinea wieder eröffnet werden.
Dagegen präsentierte sich der Ölsektor uneinheitlich. So kletterten Aktien von Woodside Petroleum leicht um 0,2 Prozent, wohingegen Santos-Papiere mit roten Vorzeichen zu kämpfen hatten. Im Goldsektor verabschiedeten sich Newcrast Minung und Oxiana jeweils deutlich schwächer in das Wochenende. Auf der Gewinnerseite waren indes Papiere von Lihir Gold, die 1,8 Prozent zulegten. zu finden. Kein Sonnenlicht bekam indes der Banksektor zu sehen, hier standen insbesondere Anteilsscheine von ANZ Banking unter Abgabedruck.
[posting]20.904.219 von TopShoot am 22.03.06 11:01:58[/posting]Rawson Resources Limited
ABN 69 082 752 985
PO Box R1868
Royal Exchange
NSW 1225
22nd March 2006
ASX Announcements
Electronic lodgements
For immediate release
Farmout ATP 552- Bellbird Block
Rawson Resources Ltd (Rawson) is pleased to announce that it has today executed a
farmout agreement in relation to 50% of its farmin obligations in ATP 552P, Surat
Basin Queensland, to Ausam Resources Pty.Limited (Ausam).
Under a farmin agreement with Great Artesian Oil and Gas Ltd (GAOG) Rawson has
the right to earn a 50% interest in ATP552 by drilling a well using an underbalanced
drilling technique. The agreement with Ausam will result in the companies
participating equally in the cost of the well to earn a 25% interest in the block each
with Ausam as the operator.
Ausam is in advanced negotiations to secure a rig to drill the Bellbird West prospect
in the second quarter. Bellbird West is 4km west of Bellbird 1 which flowed oil to
surface in 1984, and is on trend with the Alton and Fairymount oil fields.
Attached is a copy of the Ausam Energy Corporations announcement, which will be
made to the Toronto Stock Exchange, and a map showing the location of the Bellbird
West Prospect.
For further information:
John Conolly John Doughty
Executive Chairman General Manager
Rawson Resources Limited Rawson Resources Limited
0418 486 239 02 9255 7428
Bellbird West Location Map
Ausam Energy Corporation’s Announcement
AUSAM ENERGY CORPORATION
For Immediate Release March 22, 2006
Calgary, Alberta Common Shares Outstanding: 50,322,764
TSX Venture Exchange - symbol “AUZ”
AUSAM ENERGY ANNOUNCES FARMIN
CALGARY, ALBERTA, Tuesday, March 22, 2006: Ausam Energy Corporation (“Ausam” or
the “Company”) is pleased to provide an update on its corporate activities.
Australia
Ausam has entered into a farmin agreement with Rawson Resources Limited (“Rawson”) in ATP
552P in the Surat/Bowen Basin of Queensland, Australia. ATP 552P is a 42,600 acre (67
sections) permit. Ausam and Rawson will each fund 50% of the Bellbird West-1 well and will
earn a 25% interest in the permit. Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited, the beneficial owner of
the permit, will retain the remaining 50% interest. Ausam will be the operator on this well. The
Bellbird West-1 well will be drilled conventionally to test the shallower secondary
objectives, the Showgrounds, Evergreen and Boxvale sands, and will then be drilled
underbalanced to test the primary objective in the Permian. The well is expected to be
drilled in June 2006 and drilling to the proposed TD of 2,500-metres is expected to take
approximately 26 days.
The Bellbird-1 well in this permit was drilled in 1984, recovering oil and gas from the Permian,
but the field was never developed. Production testing indicated an estimated initial production
rate of 15-35 bopd, which could be increased by installation of a pump. The nearest significant
oil fields to the prospect are the Alton field (discovered in 1964) and the Fairymount field
(discovered in 1985) located to the southwest of the Bellbird West prospect. The Alton field is
estimated to have produced 1.2 million barrels of oil and the Fairymount field is estimated to
have produced 1.0 million barrels of oil to date from the formations that are secondary objectives
in the proposed Bellbird West-1 well.
Mark Avery, CEO, stated “in line with our strategy of taking more operational control in
Australia, we are pleased to be operator in this well which is targeting oil in an area that is on
trend with the Alton and Fairymount oil fields and in an upthrown block adjacent to the Bellbird-
1 discovery well. We see this well as a further opportunity to apply underbalanced drilling
techniques in the Surat /Bowen Basin in order to significantly reduce formation damage and
thereby increase flow rates. In addition, this furthers our strategy of seeking lower risk targets
that will yield either oil or liquids-rich gas. Following this well, we will commence the re-entry,
perforation and testing of the Ungabilla-1 well (ATP 754P: Ausam 50%, Origin 50% and
operator). Should results of this test warrant, a fracture stimulation of the Ungabilla-1 is under
consideration. This farmin, together with the farmout of a portion of PEP 166, is the first step in
carrying out our program to reduce overall risk by increasing our acreage position through
judiciously selected farmin opportunities while farming out portions of acreage in which we have
a large percentage interest. ”
About Ausam
Ausam is a public company trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol AUZ and is
engaged in the business of oil and gas exploration. Ausam, through its Australian subsidiary
Ausam Resources Pty Ltd, is applying proven North American drilling and completion
techniques that have not traditionally been used in the Australian energy industry to targets in
Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia. Ausam`s growth strategy includes the organic
development of its current holdings and selective corporate transactions.
For further information, please contact:
Mark G. Avery Ausam Energy
Corporation
Chairman, President and CEO 1430, 1122 - 4th Street
S.W.
mavery@ausamenergy.com Calgary, Alberta T2R
1M1
Tel: (403) 215-2380
Alastair J. Robertson, Fax: (403) 206-1457
Chief Financial Officer Web site:
www.ausamenergy.com arobertson@ausamenergy.com
The TSX Venture Exchange has in no way passed upon the merits of the proposed transaction and has
neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this press release. The TSX Venture Exchange has
not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. This news
release may contain forward-looking information. Actual future results may differ materially from
those contemplated..
ABN 69 082 752 985
PO Box R1868
Royal Exchange
NSW 1225
22nd March 2006
ASX Announcements
Electronic lodgements
For immediate release
Farmout ATP 552- Bellbird Block
Rawson Resources Ltd (Rawson) is pleased to announce that it has today executed a
farmout agreement in relation to 50% of its farmin obligations in ATP 552P, Surat
Basin Queensland, to Ausam Resources Pty.Limited (Ausam).
Under a farmin agreement with Great Artesian Oil and Gas Ltd (GAOG) Rawson has
the right to earn a 50% interest in ATP552 by drilling a well using an underbalanced
drilling technique. The agreement with Ausam will result in the companies
participating equally in the cost of the well to earn a 25% interest in the block each
with Ausam as the operator.
Ausam is in advanced negotiations to secure a rig to drill the Bellbird West prospect
in the second quarter. Bellbird West is 4km west of Bellbird 1 which flowed oil to
surface in 1984, and is on trend with the Alton and Fairymount oil fields.
Attached is a copy of the Ausam Energy Corporations announcement, which will be
made to the Toronto Stock Exchange, and a map showing the location of the Bellbird
West Prospect.
For further information:
John Conolly John Doughty
Executive Chairman General Manager
Rawson Resources Limited Rawson Resources Limited
0418 486 239 02 9255 7428
Bellbird West Location Map
Ausam Energy Corporation’s Announcement
AUSAM ENERGY CORPORATION
For Immediate Release March 22, 2006
Calgary, Alberta Common Shares Outstanding: 50,322,764
TSX Venture Exchange - symbol “AUZ”
AUSAM ENERGY ANNOUNCES FARMIN
CALGARY, ALBERTA, Tuesday, March 22, 2006: Ausam Energy Corporation (“Ausam” or
the “Company”) is pleased to provide an update on its corporate activities.
Australia
Ausam has entered into a farmin agreement with Rawson Resources Limited (“Rawson”) in ATP
552P in the Surat/Bowen Basin of Queensland, Australia. ATP 552P is a 42,600 acre (67
sections) permit. Ausam and Rawson will each fund 50% of the Bellbird West-1 well and will
earn a 25% interest in the permit. Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited, the beneficial owner of
the permit, will retain the remaining 50% interest. Ausam will be the operator on this well. The
Bellbird West-1 well will be drilled conventionally to test the shallower secondary
objectives, the Showgrounds, Evergreen and Boxvale sands, and will then be drilled
underbalanced to test the primary objective in the Permian. The well is expected to be
drilled in June 2006 and drilling to the proposed TD of 2,500-metres is expected to take
approximately 26 days.
The Bellbird-1 well in this permit was drilled in 1984, recovering oil and gas from the Permian,
but the field was never developed. Production testing indicated an estimated initial production
rate of 15-35 bopd, which could be increased by installation of a pump. The nearest significant
oil fields to the prospect are the Alton field (discovered in 1964) and the Fairymount field
(discovered in 1985) located to the southwest of the Bellbird West prospect. The Alton field is
estimated to have produced 1.2 million barrels of oil and the Fairymount field is estimated to
have produced 1.0 million barrels of oil to date from the formations that are secondary objectives
in the proposed Bellbird West-1 well.
Mark Avery, CEO, stated “in line with our strategy of taking more operational control in
Australia, we are pleased to be operator in this well which is targeting oil in an area that is on
trend with the Alton and Fairymount oil fields and in an upthrown block adjacent to the Bellbird-
1 discovery well. We see this well as a further opportunity to apply underbalanced drilling
techniques in the Surat /Bowen Basin in order to significantly reduce formation damage and
thereby increase flow rates. In addition, this furthers our strategy of seeking lower risk targets
that will yield either oil or liquids-rich gas. Following this well, we will commence the re-entry,
perforation and testing of the Ungabilla-1 well (ATP 754P: Ausam 50%, Origin 50% and
operator). Should results of this test warrant, a fracture stimulation of the Ungabilla-1 is under
consideration. This farmin, together with the farmout of a portion of PEP 166, is the first step in
carrying out our program to reduce overall risk by increasing our acreage position through
judiciously selected farmin opportunities while farming out portions of acreage in which we have
a large percentage interest. ”
About Ausam
Ausam is a public company trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol AUZ and is
engaged in the business of oil and gas exploration. Ausam, through its Australian subsidiary
Ausam Resources Pty Ltd, is applying proven North American drilling and completion
techniques that have not traditionally been used in the Australian energy industry to targets in
Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia. Ausam`s growth strategy includes the organic
development of its current holdings and selective corporate transactions.
For further information, please contact:
Mark G. Avery Ausam Energy
Corporation
Chairman, President and CEO 1430, 1122 - 4th Street
S.W.
mavery@ausamenergy.com Calgary, Alberta T2R
1M1
Tel: (403) 215-2380
Alastair J. Robertson, Fax: (403) 206-1457
Chief Financial Officer Web site:
www.ausamenergy.com arobertson@ausamenergy.com
The TSX Venture Exchange has in no way passed upon the merits of the proposed transaction and has
neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this press release. The TSX Venture Exchange has
not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. This news
release may contain forward-looking information. Actual future results may differ materially from
those contemplated..
Bin drin und die kommt noch.
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Börse Australien: Weiter aufwärts, Bergbautitel im Fokus
Die australische Börse kennt weiterhin nur den Weg nach Norden und beendete den Tag abermals ...
Die australische Börse kennt weiterhin nur den Weg nach Norden und beendete den Tag abermals mit Rekordständen. Rückenwind kam dabei aus Tokio und New York, wo die Aktienkurse ebenfalls deutlicher anzogen.So gewann der All Ordinaries-Index 0,44 Prozent auf 5.071,60 Punkte, daneben verbesserte sich der ASX 200 um 0,48 Prozent auf 5,115,00 Zähler.
Maßgeblich beteiligt an der starken Entwicklung waren die Bergbautitel, die angesichts des weiter steigenden Kupferpreises deutlich zulegten. BHP Billiton rückten so um 2,6 Prozent und Rio Tinto um 1,7 Prozent vor. Im Goldsektor preschten Anteilsscheine von A1 Minerals um satte 17 Prozent nach oben, nachdem das Unternehmen auf Anzeichen auf Uran in einer seiner Lagerstätten gestoßen ist. Daneben verteuerten sich Oxiana um 6,1 Prozent und Lihir Gold um 1,6 Prozent.
Gemischte Vorzeichen prägten das Bild dagegen im Öl- und Gassektor. Während es hier für Santos um 0,6 Prozent aufwärts ging, verloren Woodside Petroleum knapp 2 Prozent. Im Banksektor griffen die Anleger insbesondere bei Papieren von ANZ Banking zu, der Titel stieg um 1,2 Prozent. Anteilsscheine des Telekommunikationskonzerns Telstra profitieren von einer Aufstufung durch Morgan Stanley und schlossen 3 Prozent fester.
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Börse Australien: Weiter aufwärts, Bergbautitel im Fokus
Die australische Börse kennt weiterhin nur den Weg nach Norden und beendete den Tag abermals ...
Die australische Börse kennt weiterhin nur den Weg nach Norden und beendete den Tag abermals mit Rekordständen. Rückenwind kam dabei aus Tokio und New York, wo die Aktienkurse ebenfalls deutlicher anzogen.So gewann der All Ordinaries-Index 0,44 Prozent auf 5.071,60 Punkte, daneben verbesserte sich der ASX 200 um 0,48 Prozent auf 5,115,00 Zähler.
Maßgeblich beteiligt an der starken Entwicklung waren die Bergbautitel, die angesichts des weiter steigenden Kupferpreises deutlich zulegten. BHP Billiton rückten so um 2,6 Prozent und Rio Tinto um 1,7 Prozent vor. Im Goldsektor preschten Anteilsscheine von A1 Minerals um satte 17 Prozent nach oben, nachdem das Unternehmen auf Anzeichen auf Uran in einer seiner Lagerstätten gestoßen ist. Daneben verteuerten sich Oxiana um 6,1 Prozent und Lihir Gold um 1,6 Prozent.
Gemischte Vorzeichen prägten das Bild dagegen im Öl- und Gassektor. Während es hier für Santos um 0,6 Prozent aufwärts ging, verloren Woodside Petroleum knapp 2 Prozent. Im Banksektor griffen die Anleger insbesondere bei Papieren von ANZ Banking zu, der Titel stieg um 1,2 Prozent. Anteilsscheine des Telekommunikationskonzerns Telstra profitieren von einer Aufstufung durch Morgan Stanley und schlossen 3 Prozent fester.
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Ich möchte keinen neuen Thread aufmachen, aber seht selbst, in Australien notiert diese Aktie mit 0,265 und in Berlin mit 0,12, ich finde derzeit total unterbewertet.
Nur mal so, GOG hat eine Menge JV mit namhaften Öl und Gas Firmen laufen
Nur mal so, GOG hat eine Menge JV mit namhaften Öl und Gas Firmen laufen
Great Artesian Oil and Gas expects to start production by mid-year
08-02-05 South Australian oil explorer Great Artesian Oil and Gas said it expected to start producing gas by mid year following the successful production testing of its Smegsy field in the Cooper Basin.
Great Artesian and its joint venture partner Enterprise Energy are currently in negotiations for the sale or tolled transmission of gas from the field. Engineering studies are progressing for a 3.5 km pipeline which will link the field to existing infrastructure and the Moomba processing facilities.
Great Artesian managing director Ray Shaw said the company would be the first of a new breed of Cooper Basin gas producers, and expected to start generating revenue by the start of 2005/06. The revenue would be used to underpin future exploration, Dr Shaw said. Great Artesian chairman Norm Zillman said the production from Smegsy would be a turning point for the company.
"While we expect revenue from production from about mid 2005, the company is pursuing a policy of conservation of available funds, preferring to negotiate either individual or bundled packages of farm-ins on our highly prospective drilling targets," Mr Zillman said.
The company's exploration program in 2005 includes a joint venture with operator, Beach Petroleum to drill two wells, targeting structures around the Lake Hope field also in the Cooper Basin.
Great Artesian is also expected to drill its Rossco-1 well 6 km north of Smegsy and to invite Oilex in to drill out its an offshore Otway Basin prospect.
Source: AsiaPulse
http://www.gasandoil.com/goc/company/cns50867.htm
08-02-05 South Australian oil explorer Great Artesian Oil and Gas said it expected to start producing gas by mid year following the successful production testing of its Smegsy field in the Cooper Basin.
Great Artesian and its joint venture partner Enterprise Energy are currently in negotiations for the sale or tolled transmission of gas from the field. Engineering studies are progressing for a 3.5 km pipeline which will link the field to existing infrastructure and the Moomba processing facilities.
Great Artesian managing director Ray Shaw said the company would be the first of a new breed of Cooper Basin gas producers, and expected to start generating revenue by the start of 2005/06. The revenue would be used to underpin future exploration, Dr Shaw said. Great Artesian chairman Norm Zillman said the production from Smegsy would be a turning point for the company.
"While we expect revenue from production from about mid 2005, the company is pursuing a policy of conservation of available funds, preferring to negotiate either individual or bundled packages of farm-ins on our highly prospective drilling targets," Mr Zillman said.
The company's exploration program in 2005 includes a joint venture with operator, Beach Petroleum to drill two wells, targeting structures around the Lake Hope field also in the Cooper Basin.
Great Artesian is also expected to drill its Rossco-1 well 6 km north of Smegsy and to invite Oilex in to drill out its an offshore Otway Basin prospect.
Source: AsiaPulse
http://www.gasandoil.com/goc/company/cns50867.htm
http://www.aspecthuntley.com.au/docserver/00604443.pdf?filei…
6 April, 2006
The Announcements Office,
Australian Stock Exchange
Electronic Lodgment
FARMIN TO CADENZA-1 WELL, PEL 106
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited ( “Great Artesian” ASX: GOG), as operator of the Paranta
Block Joint Venture in PEL 106 wishes to advise that Energy Investments Limited (“Energy
Investments” ASX : EIV) fully owned subsidiary Everdue Pty Ltd (ACN 116 290 441) (“Everdue”)
will fully fund the Cadenza-1 exploration well, which is due to spud before the end of this month.
Cadenza-1 is located approximately 2.5 km north-northeast of the Paranta-1 new
gas/condensate field discovery. Cadenza-1 will target an anticlinal feature which has the
potential to host a total of between 12 (P50) and 28 (P10) BCF of gas within a number of
levels of the Patchawarra Formation. The Patchawarra Formation is the primary reservoir
target within the region. Additional, secondary, potential is anticipated within the
underlying Tirrawarra Formation. The well will be drilled to a total depth of approximately
3100 m and drilling is expected to take approximately 21 days. In the event of a
commercial discovery both Great Artesian and Energy Investments will hold a 50%
interest.
Previously Everdue funded a 3D seismic survey, recorded in October 2005, which has formed
the basis for the delineation of the Cadenza-1 prospect.
Cadenza-1 is the sixth exploration well to be drilled since August 2005 in which Great Artesian
share of its participation has been fully funded by farminees.
A location map is included and further information, including a Corporate Overview Power
Point Presentation of Great Artesian, can be obtained from the Great Artesian web-site,
www.greatoil.com.au or by contacting Dr Ray Shaw, Managing Director, Great Artesian Oil and
Gas Limited (Telephone 02- 9929 3383).
Yours faithfully,
Dr Raymond D. Shaw
Managing Director
6 April, 2006
The Announcements Office,
Australian Stock Exchange
Electronic Lodgment
FARMIN TO CADENZA-1 WELL, PEL 106
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited ( “Great Artesian” ASX: GOG), as operator of the Paranta
Block Joint Venture in PEL 106 wishes to advise that Energy Investments Limited (“Energy
Investments” ASX : EIV) fully owned subsidiary Everdue Pty Ltd (ACN 116 290 441) (“Everdue”)
will fully fund the Cadenza-1 exploration well, which is due to spud before the end of this month.
Cadenza-1 is located approximately 2.5 km north-northeast of the Paranta-1 new
gas/condensate field discovery. Cadenza-1 will target an anticlinal feature which has the
potential to host a total of between 12 (P50) and 28 (P10) BCF of gas within a number of
levels of the Patchawarra Formation. The Patchawarra Formation is the primary reservoir
target within the region. Additional, secondary, potential is anticipated within the
underlying Tirrawarra Formation. The well will be drilled to a total depth of approximately
3100 m and drilling is expected to take approximately 21 days. In the event of a
commercial discovery both Great Artesian and Energy Investments will hold a 50%
interest.
Previously Everdue funded a 3D seismic survey, recorded in October 2005, which has formed
the basis for the delineation of the Cadenza-1 prospect.
Cadenza-1 is the sixth exploration well to be drilled since August 2005 in which Great Artesian
share of its participation has been fully funded by farminees.
A location map is included and further information, including a Corporate Overview Power
Point Presentation of Great Artesian, can be obtained from the Great Artesian web-site,
www.greatoil.com.au or by contacting Dr Ray Shaw, Managing Director, Great Artesian Oil and
Gas Limited (Telephone 02- 9929 3383).
Yours faithfully,
Dr Raymond D. Shaw
Managing Director
http://www.aspecthuntley.com.au/docserver/00604732.pdf?filei…
Business Office : Level 2, 161 Walker Street, North Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2060.
Registered Office : Level 1, 1304 Hay Street West Perth, W.A., 6005.
Phone (61) 2 9929 3383 Fax (61) 2 9929 3883 Email : admin@greatoil.com.au
.
7 April 2006
Centralised Company Announcements Office
Australian Stock Exchange Limited
10th Floor, 20 Bond Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
MEDIA RELEASE
Dear Sir,
FIRST QUARTER 2006 REVENUE TO EXCEED $1 MILLION
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (“Great Artesian”, ASX Code : GOG), wishes to
advise that revenue from its share of oil production from Kiana-1, located in PPL 212
South Australian Cooper Basin will exceed $1 million for the first three months of 2006.
During the period Great Artesian’s share of oil trucked to Moomba for sale to the Santos
operated South Australian Cooper Basin Producer’s facility exceeded 13,000 barrels.
PPL 212 is located within PEL 107 and is operated by Beach Petroleum Limited which
has a 40% interest. Both Great Artesian and Magellan Petroleum Australia have 30%
interests.
Mr Norman Zillman, Chairman of Great Artesian, said
“it is extremely gratifying to commence receiving substantial revenue from the
Company’s operations. Combined with the commencement of gas sales from Smegsy-1
on 1 March 2006, the string of recent gas discoveries, and strong interest by farminees
to fund exploration, Great Artesian is now on a solid foothold to be self-funding in its
future activities in the Cooper Basin”.
Considerable industry interest has been generated by the recent Udacha-1 and
Middleton-1 gas discoveries. In addition to yesterday’s announcement of Energy
Investment Limited’s funding the forthcoming Cadenza-1 well, Great Artesian anticipates
accelerated exploration drilling and seismic acquisition programmes will be undertaken
through further farminee funding during the coming months. “The region is shaping up
with the potential of a new gas province”, Mr Zillman said.
A location map is included and further information can be obtained from Dr Ray Shaw,
Managing Director, Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (Telephone 02- 9929 3383) or
from the Great Artesian web-site, www.greatoil.com.au.
Business Office : Level 2, 161 Walker Street, North Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2060.
Registered Office : Level 1, 1304 Hay Street West Perth, W.A., 6005.
Phone (61) 2 9929 3383 Fax (61) 2 9929 3883 Email : admin@greatoil.com.au
.
7 April 2006
Centralised Company Announcements Office
Australian Stock Exchange Limited
10th Floor, 20 Bond Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
MEDIA RELEASE
Dear Sir,
FIRST QUARTER 2006 REVENUE TO EXCEED $1 MILLION
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (“Great Artesian”, ASX Code : GOG), wishes to
advise that revenue from its share of oil production from Kiana-1, located in PPL 212
South Australian Cooper Basin will exceed $1 million for the first three months of 2006.
During the period Great Artesian’s share of oil trucked to Moomba for sale to the Santos
operated South Australian Cooper Basin Producer’s facility exceeded 13,000 barrels.
PPL 212 is located within PEL 107 and is operated by Beach Petroleum Limited which
has a 40% interest. Both Great Artesian and Magellan Petroleum Australia have 30%
interests.
Mr Norman Zillman, Chairman of Great Artesian, said
“it is extremely gratifying to commence receiving substantial revenue from the
Company’s operations. Combined with the commencement of gas sales from Smegsy-1
on 1 March 2006, the string of recent gas discoveries, and strong interest by farminees
to fund exploration, Great Artesian is now on a solid foothold to be self-funding in its
future activities in the Cooper Basin”.
Considerable industry interest has been generated by the recent Udacha-1 and
Middleton-1 gas discoveries. In addition to yesterday’s announcement of Energy
Investment Limited’s funding the forthcoming Cadenza-1 well, Great Artesian anticipates
accelerated exploration drilling and seismic acquisition programmes will be undertaken
through further farminee funding during the coming months. “The region is shaping up
with the potential of a new gas province”, Mr Zillman said.
A location map is included and further information can be obtained from Dr Ray Shaw,
Managing Director, Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (Telephone 02- 9929 3383) or
from the Great Artesian web-site, www.greatoil.com.au.
versuch mal Aktien zu kaufen von diesem Wert in Berlin. Keine Chance
STABIL
GEGEN DEN TREND
SCHÖNER CHART
BEI NÄCHSTER MELDUNG GEHT ES WEITER AUFWÄRTS
HIER SIND ALLE DATEN
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
GEGEN DEN TREND
SCHÖNER CHART
BEI NÄCHSTER MELDUNG GEHT ES WEITER AUFWÄRTS
HIER SIND ALLE DATEN
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
ES GIBT AKTIEN ZU 0,20 € SIND ABER GARANTIERT NICHT VON MIR .
So heimlich still und leise, und keiner merkt es.
Absolut seriöse Kursentwicklung ohne Börsenbrief
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
Absolut seriöse Kursentwicklung ohne Börsenbrief
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
Wahnsinn 0,44 in Australien und 0,20 in Berlin
(aber nicht von mir, kann ich versichern)
(aber nicht von mir, kann ich versichern)
http://www.rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=32805
Great Artesian Suspends Cadenza-1 as a Gas Discovery
Great Artesian Monday, June 05, 2006
Great Artesian says that the Cadenza-1 is being cased and suspended as a potential future gas producer. Further cased-hole production testing will be conducted in about three months when appropriate equipment and a smaller workover rig are sourced. DST-2 over the interval 2641-2644m was aborted on Saturday because of a mechanical packer failure. It was then decided to protect the hole with casing and defer further testing until a later date. Based on analysis of wireline logs and gas shows encountered Related Products
Well Control Formulas, Charts and Tables
Rules of Thumb for the Man on the Rig
while drilling a number of hydrocarbon bearing zones are interpreted in the well. DST-1 conducted on 2 June has previously confirmed deliverability from the zone 2691-2694m with a flow of 1.5 million cubic feet of gas per day (MMCFGD) through a ½ inch choke.
Ensign Rig #30 commenced drilling Cadenza-1 on May 18, 2006 and reached a total depth of 2993m in the Merrimelia Formation on May 30, 2006. Drilling and evaluation of Cadenza-1 was expected to take approximately 21 days. The rig is expected to be released late today or early tomorrow.
The Cadenza-1 well was fully funded by Energy Investments Limited a fully owned subsidiary Everdue Pty Ltd. In the event of a commercial discovery both Great Artesian and Energy Investments will each hold a 50% interest in any subsequent production license.
Cadenza-1 is located approximately 2.5 km north-northeast of the Paranta-1 new gas/condensate discovery. Cadenza-1 targeted an anticlinal feature which has the potential to host a total of between 12 (P50) and 28 (P10) BCF of gas within a number of levels of the Patchawarra Formation. The Patchawarra Formation is the primary reservoir target within the region and contains the main zones of interest within the Rossco-1, Udacha-1 and Middleton-1 wells. Additional, secondary, potential is anticipated within the underlying Tirrawarra Formation. The Cadenza Prospect was delineated following interpretation of the Paranta 3D Seismic Survey acquired in October 2005 and also funded by Everdue.
Cadenza-1 is now the sixth, successive exploration well that Great Artesian has participated in since August 2005 to be fully funded by farminees. All three wells that Great Artesian has participated in this year (Udacha-1, Middleton-1 and Cadenza-1) have resulted in new field gas discoveries.
Great Artesian Suspends Cadenza-1 as a Gas Discovery
Great Artesian Monday, June 05, 2006
Great Artesian says that the Cadenza-1 is being cased and suspended as a potential future gas producer. Further cased-hole production testing will be conducted in about three months when appropriate equipment and a smaller workover rig are sourced. DST-2 over the interval 2641-2644m was aborted on Saturday because of a mechanical packer failure. It was then decided to protect the hole with casing and defer further testing until a later date. Based on analysis of wireline logs and gas shows encountered Related Products
Well Control Formulas, Charts and Tables
Rules of Thumb for the Man on the Rig
while drilling a number of hydrocarbon bearing zones are interpreted in the well. DST-1 conducted on 2 June has previously confirmed deliverability from the zone 2691-2694m with a flow of 1.5 million cubic feet of gas per day (MMCFGD) through a ½ inch choke.
Ensign Rig #30 commenced drilling Cadenza-1 on May 18, 2006 and reached a total depth of 2993m in the Merrimelia Formation on May 30, 2006. Drilling and evaluation of Cadenza-1 was expected to take approximately 21 days. The rig is expected to be released late today or early tomorrow.
The Cadenza-1 well was fully funded by Energy Investments Limited a fully owned subsidiary Everdue Pty Ltd. In the event of a commercial discovery both Great Artesian and Energy Investments will each hold a 50% interest in any subsequent production license.
Cadenza-1 is located approximately 2.5 km north-northeast of the Paranta-1 new gas/condensate discovery. Cadenza-1 targeted an anticlinal feature which has the potential to host a total of between 12 (P50) and 28 (P10) BCF of gas within a number of levels of the Patchawarra Formation. The Patchawarra Formation is the primary reservoir target within the region and contains the main zones of interest within the Rossco-1, Udacha-1 and Middleton-1 wells. Additional, secondary, potential is anticipated within the underlying Tirrawarra Formation. The Cadenza Prospect was delineated following interpretation of the Paranta 3D Seismic Survey acquired in October 2005 and also funded by Everdue.
Cadenza-1 is now the sixth, successive exploration well that Great Artesian has participated in since August 2005 to be fully funded by farminees. All three wells that Great Artesian has participated in this year (Udacha-1, Middleton-1 and Cadenza-1) have resulted in new field gas discoveries.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.964.395 von TopShoot am 06.06.06 12:10:3516 August 2006
TENNYSON-1 Daily Drilling Report
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (“Great Artesian” ASX: GOG), wishes to advise that
the Operator, Beach Petroleum Limited (“Beach”), has informed Great Artesian that the
status of the Tennyson-1 well as at 0800 hrs CST this morning was as follows:-
Current Depth 2474 at top Patchawarra Formation
Current
Operation
Pulling out of hole for bit change
Forward
Operations
Run in hole with tri-cone bit and drill ahead in 8 ½ inch
hole
The Tennyson-1 drilling will be fully funded by Beach. Tennyson-1 commenced drilling within
the Beach Farmin Block portion of PEL 106, at 1300 Hrs CST on 6 August 2006 using Century
Rig #3. Tennyson-1 is the first of three wells and 145 sq km of 3D seismic to be funded by
Beach in order to earn a 50% interest within the Beach Farmin Block portion of PEL 106. This
well forms part of an agreement by Beach to fund additional farmin work in order to now earn a
participating interest in the Beach Farmin Block, the terms of which were announced to the
ASX on 26 May 2006.
Tennyson-1 will test a faulted anticlinal structure located on the western rim of the Patchawarra
Trough, about 3.5 km northeast of the Udacha-1 gas discovery, 7 km west of the Smegsy Gas
Field and 6.5 km north-northwest of the Middleton-1 gas and condensate discovery.
The primary objective of the well is the Patchawarra Formation but there is also some
secondary potential within the Toolachee Formation, Epsilon Formation and Tirrawarra
Sandstone. Each of these geological units is commercially productive elsewhere in the
Cooper Basin. It is likely that hydrocarbon charge into the Tennyson structure will be of
gas/condensate as it is surrounded by wet gas fields which on test flowed between 8 and 12
million cubic feet per day (Raven-1 flowed gas at 9 million, Middeton-1 at 11.8 million and
Smegsy at 8 million, cubic feet per day). Mapped as a relatively small structure, in-place
reserves are estimated at between 2 and 15 billion cubic feet of gas, assuming a simple
structural trapping model, although several discoveries in this area are known, or suspected, of
having stratigraphic trap components involving hydrocarbon pools extending beyond the
mapped footprint of the hosting coincident structural trap.
Tennyson-1 is now the ninth successive exploration well that Great Artesian has participated in
since August 2005 to be fully funded by farminees. Spudding of Tennyson-1 represents the
first occasion since listing that Great Artesian is concurrently participating in the drilling of two
exploration wells. The second well, Bellbird West-1 is an oil exploration well being drilled in
ATP 552 in the Surat Basin.
Participants in the Tennyson-1 well are
Beach (Operator) 50%
Great Artesian 50%
A location map and time depth curve is included and further information can be obtained from
Dr Ray Shaw, Managing Director, Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (Telephone 02- 9929
3383) or from the Great Artesian web-site, www.greatoil.com.au.
TENNYSON-1 Daily Drilling Report
Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (“Great Artesian” ASX: GOG), wishes to advise that
the Operator, Beach Petroleum Limited (“Beach”), has informed Great Artesian that the
status of the Tennyson-1 well as at 0800 hrs CST this morning was as follows:-
Current Depth 2474 at top Patchawarra Formation
Current
Operation
Pulling out of hole for bit change
Forward
Operations
Run in hole with tri-cone bit and drill ahead in 8 ½ inch
hole
The Tennyson-1 drilling will be fully funded by Beach. Tennyson-1 commenced drilling within
the Beach Farmin Block portion of PEL 106, at 1300 Hrs CST on 6 August 2006 using Century
Rig #3. Tennyson-1 is the first of three wells and 145 sq km of 3D seismic to be funded by
Beach in order to earn a 50% interest within the Beach Farmin Block portion of PEL 106. This
well forms part of an agreement by Beach to fund additional farmin work in order to now earn a
participating interest in the Beach Farmin Block, the terms of which were announced to the
ASX on 26 May 2006.
Tennyson-1 will test a faulted anticlinal structure located on the western rim of the Patchawarra
Trough, about 3.5 km northeast of the Udacha-1 gas discovery, 7 km west of the Smegsy Gas
Field and 6.5 km north-northwest of the Middleton-1 gas and condensate discovery.
The primary objective of the well is the Patchawarra Formation but there is also some
secondary potential within the Toolachee Formation, Epsilon Formation and Tirrawarra
Sandstone. Each of these geological units is commercially productive elsewhere in the
Cooper Basin. It is likely that hydrocarbon charge into the Tennyson structure will be of
gas/condensate as it is surrounded by wet gas fields which on test flowed between 8 and 12
million cubic feet per day (Raven-1 flowed gas at 9 million, Middeton-1 at 11.8 million and
Smegsy at 8 million, cubic feet per day). Mapped as a relatively small structure, in-place
reserves are estimated at between 2 and 15 billion cubic feet of gas, assuming a simple
structural trapping model, although several discoveries in this area are known, or suspected, of
having stratigraphic trap components involving hydrocarbon pools extending beyond the
mapped footprint of the hosting coincident structural trap.
Tennyson-1 is now the ninth successive exploration well that Great Artesian has participated in
since August 2005 to be fully funded by farminees. Spudding of Tennyson-1 represents the
first occasion since listing that Great Artesian is concurrently participating in the drilling of two
exploration wells. The second well, Bellbird West-1 is an oil exploration well being drilled in
ATP 552 in the Surat Basin.
Participants in the Tennyson-1 well are
Beach (Operator) 50%
Great Artesian 50%
A location map and time depth curve is included and further information can be obtained from
Dr Ray Shaw, Managing Director, Great Artesian Oil and Gas Limited (Telephone 02- 9929
3383) or from the Great Artesian web-site, www.greatoil.com.au.
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