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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.882.077 von dpunkt18 am 02.08.11 23:04:07
Sicher ist der Tod.
Ich denke bei Wildhorse muss man sich unbedingt bewusst sein, dass sie sich an etwas versuchen, was noch kaum auf der Welt praktiziert wird. Was IMO mit einem stark erhöhtem Chance/Risiko-Profil(auf BEIDEN Seiten) einhergeht. Sie sprechen ja seit einiger Zeit immer wieder von "indicating highly attractive economics" u.ä. -aber in wieweit sich Mecsek Hills technisch und wirtschaftlich lohnend umsetzen lässt/die gesamte, übergeordnete, Strategie aufgeht ist IMO noch vollkommen offen.
Aber wenn ich keine gute Chance sehen würde, wäre ich nicht hier. IMO gehören sie (noch?)zu einem der wenigen Unternehmen, die versuchen eine ganz neue Tür zu öffen. Hinter der, wenn sie aufgeht, etwas massives liegen könnte.
Gruß
P.
Sicher ist der Tod.
Ich denke bei Wildhorse muss man sich unbedingt bewusst sein, dass sie sich an etwas versuchen, was noch kaum auf der Welt praktiziert wird. Was IMO mit einem stark erhöhtem Chance/Risiko-Profil(auf BEIDEN Seiten) einhergeht. Sie sprechen ja seit einiger Zeit immer wieder von "indicating highly attractive economics" u.ä. -aber in wieweit sich Mecsek Hills technisch und wirtschaftlich lohnend umsetzen lässt/die gesamte, übergeordnete, Strategie aufgeht ist IMO noch vollkommen offen.
Aber wenn ich keine gute Chance sehen würde, wäre ich nicht hier. IMO gehören sie (noch?)zu einem der wenigen Unternehmen, die versuchen eine ganz neue Tür zu öffen. Hinter der, wenn sie aufgeht, etwas massives liegen könnte.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.881.883 von Popeye82 am 02.08.11 22:28:33
Na wenn das mal nichts ist ... denke das es hier auf einen Schlag gehen wird !
Besser man sitzt schon im Zug ... bevor man nur noch hinterher guckt
Ich für mein Teil hab hohe erwartungen an Wildhorse und bin mir sicher nen schönen Gewinn einzufahren ... See you
Na wenn das mal nichts ist ... denke das es hier auf einen Schlag gehen wird !Besser man sitzt schon im Zug ... bevor man nur noch hinterher guckt
Ich für mein Teil hab hohe erwartungen an Wildhorse und bin mir sicher nen schönen Gewinn einzufahren ... See you
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.881.197 von Popeye82 am 02.08.11 20:31:27
Wildhorse Energy: AIM newcomer eyes European energy revolution - PI - Aug 2, 2011
- by Ian Lyall -
www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/31405/wildhorse-…
"Wildhorse Energy (LON:WHE, ASX:WHE) joins AIM today hoping to replicate the success of a small band of pioneering firms that have revolutionised the US gas market in the past two decades.
The company, already quoted on the ASX, is taking what’s called a compliance listing on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM in order to raise its profile with European investors, rather than raising funds.
Wildhorse has a unique story as the firm leads the field in a process called underground coal gasification, or UCG.
This is an in-situ gasification process where underground coal seams are converted into synthesis gas, or syngas, by mixing coal, oxygen and steam through an injection well.
The process uses directional drilling techniques that are commonplace in the oil and gas sector to follow the coal seam. It then bores two separate holes – one to pump in the steam and oxygen and the other to extract the gas.
There are parallels here between Wildhorse and the likes of Chesapeake Energy, Exco Resources and Petrohawk Energy during the mid-1990s.
The trio were masters of horizontal drilling that delivered phenomenal results when used to unlock the potential of the gas plays in the Barnett and Haynesville formations in Texas, the Marcellus shale of Pennsylvania and the giant Bakken play that straddles the US-Canada border.
In doing this they helped transform the US gas market as supplies expanded and prices fell. At the same time the collective value of these unconventional gas producers rocketed from US$5.2 billion in 2001 to US$79.65 billion last year, according to research from KPMG.
Proof that unconventional gas is now mainstream comes in the form of the proposed US$17.5 billion acquisition of Petrohawk by Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton, one of many recent deals in this space.
The Americans use a rather controversial process called fracking to unlock the gas, which is linked with water-table contamination that could ultimately lead to legislation and curbs on its use.
UCG of the sort championed by Wildhorse does not use hydraulic fracturing technologies.
The AIM debutant is using Hungary as its test-bed for a strategy that could be rolled out continent-wide.
It is a country that is heavily reliant on Russian gas, meaning it is eager to wean itself off this source of supply and ready to adopt home-grown contributions to the energy network.
Its first project is Mecsek Hills in Hungary, near the pretty university town of Pecs, though it also has two other prospects in the country – Izabela and Amelie.
The Mecsek coal formation in southern Hungary is potentially huge and contains an estimated 1-1.25 billion tonnes of the fossil fuel, which includes a JORC Inferred maiden resource of 81 million tonnes.
This is what’s called stranded coal – coal that can’t be mined because it is either too deep, or just too difficult and expensive to reach.
So in effect it is worthless – unless of course you have a technology that can unlock the energy contained in these rich, black bituminous seams.
There is stranded coal all over central Europe, and Wildhorse’s MD Matt Swinney makes no secret of the fact that the company is after other similar projects in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany.
Once it is proven conclusively that UCG can reliably produce commercial volumes of syngas, these once worthless coal prospects take on a new veneer and valuation – so Swinney and his team are in a race to tie up the best prospects in super quick time.
“The gas markets are huge and the countries of Europe want to break their reliance on imported gas,” Swinney said. “So as a first mover the valuation growth potential is staggering.”
The Mecsek Hills project sits right next to a power station run by Dalkia Energia, owned by French utility giants Veolia and EDF.
This provides a potential buyer once it begins pumping in 2013. Although Wildhorse has a memorandum of understanding with Dalkia, it is only one of many companies to show an interest.
The investment community is also starting to realise that Wildhorse may be onto something quite revolutionary. Blue-chip backers such as Capital Research and Management, one of the world’s largest natural resource investors , and Genesis Asset Managers, a specialist energy investor with many years experience in Central Europe, have come aboard recently.
The company is not the only player in this expanding niche sector. Australian pair Linc Energy (ASX:LNC) and Carbon Energy (ASX:CNX) are also at the forefront of underground coal gasification.
Its technical team comes from the coal-to-liquid specialist Sasol and electricity generator Eskom.
For investors in Wildhorse, the kicker is the group’s uranium project, which is also in the Mecsek Hills.
A JORC resource of 77 million pounds gives some hint to the value inherent in Wildhorse. The company’s current market capitalisation ascribes an in-the-ground value of less than US$1 a pound. More usually, projects of this type are worth US$2-$8 per pound.
“The uranium provides clear valuation transparency, and shows we are seriously undervalued compared with our peers on uranium alone,” said Swinney. “What we are very excited about is the regional energy dynamic which provides a compelling environment in which to build our UCG assets.”
Profile
Wildhorse Energy Ltd is an emerging alternative energy company focussed on developing underground coal gasification (‘UCG’) projects in Central Europe. The Company’s primary focus is to become a major supplier of fuel in the region by producing syngas as a feedstock for power stations located in close proximity to Wildhorse’s strategically located coal assets. "
Wildhorse Energy: AIM newcomer eyes European energy revolution - PI - Aug 2, 2011
- by Ian Lyall -
www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/31405/wildhorse-…
"Wildhorse Energy (LON:WHE, ASX:WHE) joins AIM today hoping to replicate the success of a small band of pioneering firms that have revolutionised the US gas market in the past two decades.
The company, already quoted on the ASX, is taking what’s called a compliance listing on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM in order to raise its profile with European investors, rather than raising funds.
Wildhorse has a unique story as the firm leads the field in a process called underground coal gasification, or UCG.
This is an in-situ gasification process where underground coal seams are converted into synthesis gas, or syngas, by mixing coal, oxygen and steam through an injection well.
The process uses directional drilling techniques that are commonplace in the oil and gas sector to follow the coal seam. It then bores two separate holes – one to pump in the steam and oxygen and the other to extract the gas.
There are parallels here between Wildhorse and the likes of Chesapeake Energy, Exco Resources and Petrohawk Energy during the mid-1990s.
The trio were masters of horizontal drilling that delivered phenomenal results when used to unlock the potential of the gas plays in the Barnett and Haynesville formations in Texas, the Marcellus shale of Pennsylvania and the giant Bakken play that straddles the US-Canada border.
In doing this they helped transform the US gas market as supplies expanded and prices fell. At the same time the collective value of these unconventional gas producers rocketed from US$5.2 billion in 2001 to US$79.65 billion
last year, according to research from KPMG.Proof that unconventional gas is now mainstream comes in the form of the proposed US$17.5 billion acquisition of Petrohawk by Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton, one of many recent deals in this space.
The Americans use a rather controversial process called fracking to unlock the gas, which is linked with water-table contamination that could ultimately lead to legislation and curbs on its use.
UCG of the sort championed by Wildhorse does not use hydraulic fracturing technologies.
The AIM debutant is using Hungary as its test-bed for a strategy that could be rolled out continent-wide.
It is a country that is heavily reliant on Russian gas, meaning it is eager to wean itself off this source of supply and ready to adopt home-grown contributions to the energy network.
Its first project is Mecsek Hills in Hungary, near the pretty university town of Pecs, though it also has two other prospects in the country – Izabela and Amelie.
The Mecsek coal formation in southern Hungary is potentially huge and contains an estimated 1-1.25 billion tonnes of the fossil fuel, which includes a JORC Inferred maiden resource of 81 million tonnes.
This is what’s called stranded coal – coal that can’t be mined because it is either too deep, or just too difficult and expensive to reach.
So in effect it is worthless – unless of course you have a technology that can unlock the energy contained in these rich, black bituminous seams.
There is stranded coal all over central Europe, and Wildhorse’s MD Matt Swinney makes no secret of the fact that the company is after other similar projects in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany.
Once it is proven conclusively that UCG can reliably produce commercial volumes of syngas, these once worthless coal prospects take on a new veneer and valuation – so Swinney and his team are in a race to tie up the best prospects in super quick
time.“The gas markets are huge and the countries of Europe want to break their reliance on imported gas,” Swinney said. “So as a first mover the valuation growth potential is staggering.”
The Mecsek Hills project sits right next to a power station run by Dalkia Energia, owned by French utility giants Veolia and EDF.
This provides a potential buyer once it begins pumping in 2013. Although Wildhorse has a memorandum of understanding with Dalkia, it is only one of many companies to show an interest.
The investment community is also starting to realise that Wildhorse may be onto something quite revolutionary.
Blue-chip backers such as Capital Research and Management, one of the world’s largest natural resource investors , and Genesis Asset Managers, a specialist energy investor with many years experience in Central Europe, have come aboard recently.The company is not the only player in this expanding niche sector. Australian pair Linc Energy (ASX:LNC) and Carbon Energy (ASX:CNX) are also at the forefront of underground coal gasification.
Its technical team comes from the coal-to-liquid specialist Sasol and electricity generator Eskom.
For investors in Wildhorse, the kicker is the group’s uranium project, which is also in the Mecsek Hills.
A JORC resource of 77 million pounds gives some hint to the value inherent in Wildhorse. The company’s current market capitalisation ascribes an in-the-ground value of less than US$1 a pound. More usually, projects of this type are worth US$2-$8 per pound.
“The uranium provides clear valuation transparency, and shows we are seriously undervalued compared with our peers on uranium alone,” said Swinney. “What we are very excited about is the regional energy dynamic which provides a compelling environment in which to build our UCG assets.”
Profile
Wildhorse Energy Ltd is an emerging alternative energy company focussed on developing underground coal gasification (‘UCG’) projects in Central Europe. The Company’s primary focus is to become a major supplier of fuel in the region by producing syngas as a feedstock for power stations located in close proximity to Wildhorse’s strategically located coal assets. "
Commencement of Trading on AIM - Aug 2, 2011
Overview
+ Objective to become a leading supplier of energy in Central Europe through the development of its UCG &uranium assets
+ Dual listing to accelerate the Company’s growth strategy &increase visibility within the European investment community
+ UCG is a gasification process to unlock the value of stranded coal deposits through partial oxidisation of in‐situ coal to form a mixture of gases(syngas) which can be used for power generation or conversion into liquid fuels
+ Immediate opportunity to capitalise upon gas import reliance &energy security concerns in Central Europe
+ Primary focus to advance the Mecsek Hills Gas Project where a Preliminary Feasibility Study(PFS) is due for completion during H2 ´11, &where the Company is conducting a UCG site selection drilling program
+ The Mecsek Hills Gas Project has an Exploration Target1 of 1‐1.25 billion tonnes with calorific values in the range 18‐29 MJ/kg &includes a JORC Inferred resource of approximately 81 million tonnes(Mt) @the Komló target area, as well as substantial benefits from established local infrastructure, a large amount of historic drilling data &is in close proximity to a power station
+ The Company has exceptional roll out potential across Central Europe – actively acquiring a pipeline of strategic, known coal deposits in regions where gas imports are dominant – in particular Poland, the Czech Republic &Germany
+ The Company has two additional projects in Hungary that have UCG potential
+ World class technical team implementing UCG technology with extensive experience from leading gasification &energy companies Sasol &Eskom
+ Interest in a highly prospective Hungarian uranium asset with current resource of 48.3Mt @0.072% U3O8 for 77Mlbs of U3O8 underpinning the Company’s valuation
+ Strong cash position of A$13.5m(~£9.1m) to support onward development of Mecsek Hills Gas Project &additional UCG assets ...
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-it.....HE&E=ASX&N=551963
Overview
+ Objective to become a leading supplier of energy in Central Europe through the development of its UCG &uranium assets
+ Dual listing to accelerate the Company’s growth strategy &increase visibility within the European investment community
+ UCG is a gasification process to unlock the value of stranded coal deposits through partial oxidisation of in‐situ coal to form a mixture of gases(syngas) which can be used for power generation or conversion into liquid fuels
+ Immediate opportunity to capitalise upon gas import reliance &energy security concerns in Central Europe
+ Primary focus to advance the Mecsek Hills Gas Project where a Preliminary Feasibility Study(PFS) is due for completion during H2 ´11, &where the Company is conducting a UCG site selection drilling program
+ The Mecsek Hills Gas Project has an Exploration Target1 of 1‐1.25 billion tonnes with calorific values in the range 18‐29 MJ/kg &includes a JORC Inferred resource of approximately 81 million tonnes(Mt) @the Komló target area, as well as substantial benefits from established local infrastructure, a large amount of historic drilling data &is in close proximity to a power station
+ The Company has exceptional roll out potential across Central Europe – actively acquiring a pipeline of strategic, known coal deposits in regions where gas imports are dominant – in particular Poland, the Czech Republic &Germany
+ The Company has two additional projects in Hungary that have UCG potential
+ World class technical team implementing UCG technology with extensive experience from leading gasification &energy companies Sasol &Eskom
+ Interest in a highly prospective Hungarian uranium asset with current resource of 48.3Mt @0.072% U3O8 for 77Mlbs of U3O8 underpinning the Company’s valuation
+ Strong cash position of A$13.5m(~£9.1m) to support onward development of Mecsek Hills Gas Project &additional UCG assets ...
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-it.....HE&E=ASX&N=551963
Trading Spotlight
June Quarterly Activity &Cashflow Report - Jul 29, 2011
HL:
+ Maiden JORC Inferred Resource of 81(80.6) million tonnes(‘Mt’) delineated @the Komló target area within the Mecsek Hills Gas Project as part of the ongoing drill program to improve confidence in the potential suitability of the Mecsek Hills project area for underground coal gasification(‘UCG’)
+ Highly encouraging preliminary key findings from Preliminary Feasibility Study(‘PFS’) with initial analysis indicating the highly attractive economics of producing &supplying UCG syngas as a gas feedstock for power stations subject to final site selection – PFS due for completion H2 ´11
+ Completed strategic placement to raise A$7 million in order to advance the Mecsek Hills Gas Project – Genesis Asset Managers took a strategic 5% interest in the Company on behalf of its clients
+ Completion of AIM listing process with the Company due to be quoted on 2 August ´11 ...
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=WHE&E=ASX&N=551181
HL:
+ Maiden JORC Inferred Resource of 81(80.6) million tonnes(‘Mt’) delineated @the Komló target area within the Mecsek Hills Gas Project as part of the ongoing drill program to improve confidence in the potential suitability of the Mecsek Hills project area for underground coal gasification(‘UCG’)
+ Highly encouraging preliminary key findings from Preliminary Feasibility Study(‘PFS’) with initial analysis indicating the highly attractive economics of producing &supplying UCG syngas as a gas feedstock for power stations subject to final site selection – PFS due for completion H2 ´11
+ Completed strategic placement to raise A$7 million in order to advance the Mecsek Hills Gas Project – Genesis Asset Managers took a strategic 5% interest in the Company on behalf of its clients
+ Completion of AIM listing process with the Company due to be quoted on 2 August ´11 ...
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=WHE&E=ASX&N=551181
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.855.231 von Timesystem1002 am 27.07.11 21:41:26
Hallo Timesystem,
Ich denke eine der Grundvoraussetzungen die man mitbringen sollte ist nicht (primär)auf das Uranprojekt zu setzen. Ich würde es jedenfalls, wie gesagt, nicht tun.
Das ist nicht so ganz einfach(m.A.n. vor allem wenn keine gegenseitig "befruchtende" Diskussion zustande kommt, oder keine bissl eingehendere Einleitung ausgearbeitet wurde) in einem 2 -3Zeiler zu sagen.
Wenns zeitlich langt in Kürze via BM, kann da aber nichts versprechen. Wenn Du noch etwas in anderen Bereichen suchen solltest, musst mal sagen wo.
Grüße
P.
Hallo Timesystem,
Ich denke eine der Grundvoraussetzungen die man mitbringen sollte ist nicht (primär)auf das Uranprojekt zu setzen. Ich würde es jedenfalls, wie gesagt, nicht tun.
Das ist nicht so ganz einfach(m.A.n. vor allem wenn keine gegenseitig "befruchtende" Diskussion zustande kommt, oder keine bissl eingehendere Einleitung ausgearbeitet wurde) in einem 2 -3Zeiler zu sagen.
Wenns zeitlich langt in Kürze via BM, kann da aber nichts versprechen. Wenn Du noch etwas in anderen Bereichen suchen solltest, musst mal sagen wo.
Grüße
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.854.987 von Popeye82 am 27.07.11 21:08:23popeye, was hältst Du von Wildhourse?
Appoint Non-Exec Chairman of Sub to Advance Uranium Projects; MD: "Csaba is a preeminent figure in the Hungarian resource arena with exceptional credentials in the European energy market both in terms of project development and &formulation, having successfully developed a range of significant projects &worked closely with the Hungarian government in reviewing legislation for the energy sector. We are delighted to welcome Csaba to Wildhorse during this critical time in the development of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project &are confident that his reputation &network of contacts in the government &resource arena will be highly beneficial as we progress JV negotiations over the coming months. We remain focussed on maximising the value of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project alongside our in‐country uranium development partners, Mecsek‐Öko &Mecsekérc. Importantly, we have received strong indications of potential cooperation from local ®ional authorities, &the Hungarian Government’s unwavering support for nuclear power, as demonstrated by its recent reaffirmation of its intention to build two new nuclear reactors, provides further credence for our plans to rapidly advance this exciting project towards production." - Jul 27, 2011
HL:
+ Management team strengthened through the appointment of Mr. Csaba Bokor as Non‐executive Chairman of the Company’s subsidiary Wildhorse Energy Hungary Kft to spearhead development of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project
+ Mr. Bokor will drive negotiations in relation to the onward development of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project, including the structuring of joint venture alliances, sales agreements and building relationships within key Hungarian Government bodies &corporate entities
+ Mr. Bokor is a preeminent figure in the Hungarian energy sector – previously Managing Director for Exploration &Production for MOL Rt, the major Central European Oil &Gas company providing the Company with further exposure, credibility &contacts within the political &corporate arena
+ Appointment is in line with strategy to establish a new dedicated board of directors &management of Wildhorse Energy Hungary Kft to focus solely on the rapid development of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project ...
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-it.....HE&E=ASX&N=550402
HL:
+ Management team strengthened through the appointment of Mr. Csaba Bokor as Non‐executive Chairman of the Company’s subsidiary Wildhorse Energy Hungary Kft to spearhead development of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project
+ Mr. Bokor will drive negotiations in relation to the onward development of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project, including the structuring of joint venture alliances, sales agreements and building relationships within key Hungarian Government bodies &corporate entities
+ Mr. Bokor is a preeminent figure in the Hungarian energy sector – previously Managing Director for Exploration &Production for MOL Rt, the major Central European Oil &Gas company
providing the Company with further exposure, credibility &contacts within the political &corporate arena+ Appointment is in line with strategy to establish a new dedicated board of directors &management of Wildhorse Energy Hungary Kft to focus solely on the rapid development of the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project ...
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-it.....HE&E=ASX&N=550402
Wildhorse Lodges AIM Admission Documents - Jul 6, 2011
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=WHE&E=ASX&N=548009
"Wildhorse Energy Ltd (‘WHE’ or ‘the Company’) is pleased to announce that it has today lodged its “Pre‐Admission Announcement” for the admission of the Company's ordinary shares to trade on the AIM market of the London Stock exchange (‘AIM Admission’). Allowing for the required 20 business day notice period, it is anticipated that the Company will be admitted to AIM in early August. The Company's ordinary shares will continue to be listed and trade on the ASX.
Further information is contained in the AIM Pre‐Admission Announcement and Appendix that have been
submitted to the London Stock Exchange, copies of which are available on the Company's website at
www.wildhorse.com.au
For an on behalf of the Board
Matt Swinney
Managing Director"
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=WHE&E=ASX&N=548009
"Wildhorse Energy Ltd (‘WHE’ or ‘the Company’) is pleased to announce that it has today lodged its “Pre‐Admission Announcement” for the admission of the Company's ordinary shares to trade on the AIM market of the London Stock exchange (‘AIM Admission’). Allowing for the required 20 business day notice period, it is anticipated that the Company will be admitted to AIM in early August. The Company's ordinary shares will continue to be listed and trade on the ASX.
Further information is contained in the AIM Pre‐Admission Announcement and Appendix that have been
submitted to the London Stock Exchange, copies of which are available on the Company's website at
www.wildhorse.com.au
For an on behalf of the Board
Matt Swinney
Managing Director"
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