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ISSUE NO. 3523
June 08 - 14, 2012
Oil Search Off Malindi
Recent farmins and corporate takeovers highlight
the growing value that the oil and gas industry
attributes to the potential of offshore Kenya
Coastweek -- There may be a very large 'oil field' waiting to be discovered off Malindi on the Kenya North Coast.
Pancontinental Oil and Gas operator, Apache Kenya, believes the nearby Mbawa Indian Ocean prospect has maximum potential to contain 4.9 Billion Barrels of oil in place.
The Kenya L8 licence operator Apache has recently secured the use of the deepwater drilling ship Deepsea Metro 1 to drill the giant Mbawa Prospect.
A company statement notes:
Apache is anticipating a spud date within Q3 2012, with the actual date depending on when the drilling rig is finished with its current operations.
The well is expected to take some 45 to 60 days to complete to a planned total depth of 3,250m subsea in water depth of 860m, easily within the range of modern equipment.
Pancontinental estimates that Mbawa has maximum potential to contain 4.9 Billion Barrels of oil in place at the main Tertiary / Cretaceous level with significant additional potential also to be tested by the well at the deeper Upper Jurassic level and shallower Tertiary levels.
Only drilling is capable of verifying the oil and gas volumetric potential (if any) of the Mbawa Prospect.
Pancontinental has a 15 per cent interest “free-carried” through Mbawa drilling by Tullow Oil plc up to a “cap” of US$ 9 million (as may be reduced by other exploration expenditure).
Pancontinental now expects to have contribute more to the well cost due to increased well cost estimates.
Pancontinental has four projects offshore Kenya covering more than 18,000 square kilometres in licence areas L6, L8, L10A and L10B, with the L8 / Mbawa project being the most advanced and Mbawa being the first prospect to be drilled.
Pancontinental’s CEO Barry Rushworth commented;
“Pancontinental is in the unique position of having sizeable interests in a number of Kenyan and Namibian offshore licences and having substantial leverage to any Mbawa drilling success.
“We are very pleased that a drilling rig contract has now been signed by our operator Apache for the L8 Mbawa Prospect.
“We are pursuing what we see as a major oil play rather than a gas play offshore Kenya and we are doing the same offshore Namibia.”
A number of recent farmins and corporate takeovers highlight the growing value that the oil and gas industry attributes to the potential of offshore Kenya.
The economics of oil developments are often far better than those for gas, with potential for much earlier cash flow and much lower development costs compared to LNG, for example.
After the recent consolidations relating to Dominion, Ophir and Cove, Pancontinental is one of the few listed companies globally offering significant leverage to two of the most exciting oil and gas regions of the decade, namely East Africa and Namibia.
“Apache is now leading the L8 venture in an aggressive exploration programme and in our other Kenyan blocks L10A and L10B we also have fast-moving activity led by BG Group”.
Apache Corporation, the parent company of Apache exploration and production company with operations in the United States ,Canada ,Egypt ,the United Kingdom, Australia and Argentina.
Apache Corporation is widely regarded in the petroleum industry as one of the most successful, safe and efficient offshore operators.
Kenya is a very attractive country for oil and gas exploration and as a key energy consumer.
In East Africa, including Kenya, offshore exploration work is being aggressively pursued by a number of major international companies.
Major gas discoveries and one oil discovery have been made in recent years offshore Mozambique and Tanzania, south of Kenya and drilling activity continues to increase.
Kenya itself currently has no indigenous oil or gas production.
Kenya has a need to reduce its own energy imports by converting its oil-fired electricity generators to indigenous clean gas.
Its proximity to the expanding energy markets of East Africa and the Asian sub-continent mean there are additional markets available for immediate product uptake.
Offshore Kenya is becoming very active for oil exploration, with the recent entry of major companies including BG Group, Apache, Tullow and Anadarko; some of these are Pancontinental’s partners through farmin and in new projects.
Artikel inkl. Bilder siehe:
http://www.coastweek.com/3523_01.htm
June 08 - 14, 2012
Oil Search Off Malindi
Recent farmins and corporate takeovers highlight
the growing value that the oil and gas industry
attributes to the potential of offshore Kenya
Coastweek -- There may be a very large 'oil field' waiting to be discovered off Malindi on the Kenya North Coast.
Pancontinental Oil and Gas operator, Apache Kenya, believes the nearby Mbawa Indian Ocean prospect has maximum potential to contain 4.9 Billion Barrels of oil in place.
The Kenya L8 licence operator Apache has recently secured the use of the deepwater drilling ship Deepsea Metro 1 to drill the giant Mbawa Prospect.
A company statement notes:
Apache is anticipating a spud date within Q3 2012, with the actual date depending on when the drilling rig is finished with its current operations.
The well is expected to take some 45 to 60 days to complete to a planned total depth of 3,250m subsea in water depth of 860m, easily within the range of modern equipment.
Pancontinental estimates that Mbawa has maximum potential to contain 4.9 Billion Barrels of oil in place at the main Tertiary / Cretaceous level with significant additional potential also to be tested by the well at the deeper Upper Jurassic level and shallower Tertiary levels.
Only drilling is capable of verifying the oil and gas volumetric potential (if any) of the Mbawa Prospect.
Pancontinental has a 15 per cent interest “free-carried” through Mbawa drilling by Tullow Oil plc up to a “cap” of US$ 9 million (as may be reduced by other exploration expenditure).
Pancontinental now expects to have contribute more to the well cost due to increased well cost estimates.
Pancontinental has four projects offshore Kenya covering more than 18,000 square kilometres in licence areas L6, L8, L10A and L10B, with the L8 / Mbawa project being the most advanced and Mbawa being the first prospect to be drilled.
Pancontinental’s CEO Barry Rushworth commented;
“Pancontinental is in the unique position of having sizeable interests in a number of Kenyan and Namibian offshore licences and having substantial leverage to any Mbawa drilling success.
“We are very pleased that a drilling rig contract has now been signed by our operator Apache for the L8 Mbawa Prospect.
“We are pursuing what we see as a major oil play rather than a gas play offshore Kenya and we are doing the same offshore Namibia.”
A number of recent farmins and corporate takeovers highlight the growing value that the oil and gas industry attributes to the potential of offshore Kenya.
The economics of oil developments are often far better than those for gas, with potential for much earlier cash flow and much lower development costs compared to LNG, for example.
After the recent consolidations relating to Dominion, Ophir and Cove, Pancontinental is one of the few listed companies globally offering significant leverage to two of the most exciting oil and gas regions of the decade, namely East Africa and Namibia.
“Apache is now leading the L8 venture in an aggressive exploration programme and in our other Kenyan blocks L10A and L10B we also have fast-moving activity led by BG Group”.
Apache Corporation, the parent company of Apache exploration and production company with operations in the United States ,Canada ,Egypt ,the United Kingdom, Australia and Argentina.
Apache Corporation is widely regarded in the petroleum industry as one of the most successful, safe and efficient offshore operators.
Kenya is a very attractive country for oil and gas exploration and as a key energy consumer.
In East Africa, including Kenya, offshore exploration work is being aggressively pursued by a number of major international companies.
Major gas discoveries and one oil discovery have been made in recent years offshore Mozambique and Tanzania, south of Kenya and drilling activity continues to increase.
Kenya itself currently has no indigenous oil or gas production.
Kenya has a need to reduce its own energy imports by converting its oil-fired electricity generators to indigenous clean gas.
Its proximity to the expanding energy markets of East Africa and the Asian sub-continent mean there are additional markets available for immediate product uptake.
Offshore Kenya is becoming very active for oil exploration, with the recent entry of major companies including BG Group, Apache, Tullow and Anadarko; some of these are Pancontinental’s partners through farmin and in new projects.
Artikel inkl. Bilder siehe:
http://www.coastweek.com/3523_01.htm
Langsam nähert man sich wieder dem Kurs vor der Kapitalerhöhung.
In kleinen 0.05 er Schritten gehts voran heute mal wieder .
In kleinen 0.05 er Schritten gehts voran heute mal wieder .
Zitat von blue-moon: Da bin ich nicht bei dir - das Potential bei ADX Energy ist wesentlich höher.
In ca. einer Woche oder früher solltest du mal rein schauen!
PCL ist sicher auch interessant aber die Zeit bis zum bohren - mh - dafür ist es mir jetzt noch zu riskant und zu früh. ---Viel Glück uns Allen ---
Wann steigt du den ein...kurz vor dem Drill
.....das könnte und bei vielen anderen Explorer vom timing und strategisch betrachtet.....ein wenig spät sein....zumindest um Geld zu sparen (€/share)Ich denke PCL hat sein Tief vorm Drill bereits gesehen...
Es sei den die gesammten Märkte crashen noch mal richtig.....wenn der Euro zu Grabe getragen wird.....
Für diesen Fall, sind ausländische Aktien auf jeden Fall...besser, wie Euros auf dem Tagesgeldkonto !
Charttechniches Update:
Aktuell besteht die Möglichkeit, das der Chart aus dem Seitwärtstrend nach oben ausbrechen könnte. Der Slow Stochastic generierte heute eine bullische Richtungsumkehr. Auch MACD und RSI sind bullisch.
Weiterhin hat der Chart seinen Abstand zum obigen Bollinger weiter verringert.
Aktuell besteht die Möglichkeit, das der Chart aus dem Seitwärtstrend nach oben ausbrechen könnte. Der Slow Stochastic generierte heute eine bullische Richtungsumkehr. Auch MACD und RSI sind bullisch.
Weiterhin hat der Chart seinen Abstand zum obigen Bollinger weiter verringert.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.254.463 von Earthfire am 06.06.12 10:39:39Da bin ich nicht bei dir - das Potential bei ADX Energy ist wesentlich höher.
In ca. einer Woche oder früher solltest du mal rein schauen!
PCL ist sicher auch interessant aber die Zeit bis zum bohren - mh - dafür ist es mir jetzt noch zu riskant und zu früh. ---Viel Glück uns Allen ---
In ca. einer Woche oder früher solltest du mal rein schauen!
PCL ist sicher auch interessant aber die Zeit bis zum bohren - mh - dafür ist es mir jetzt noch zu riskant und zu früh. ---Viel Glück uns Allen ---
Trading Spotlight
Zitat von blue-moon:Zitat von Bohringenieur: ...
Dann solltest du wohl besser schnell mal ADX verkaufen. Wenn du mal einen Atlas zur Hand nimmst wirst du nämlich feststellen daß Tunesien auch in Afrika liegt
Da gebe ich dir Recht - nur dass bei ADX die Entscheidung in den nächsten paar Tagen fällt ob es mehrere 100% Gewinn gibt oder nicht - da kann man sich gemütlich im Juni mit Gewinn verabschieden.
Andere Explorer brauchen noch viel viel Zeit um soweit zu kommen - und das Risiko einzugehen ist nicht mein Fall - eher was für gelernte Ingenieure.
Wobei, viel viel Zeit...doch sehr realitiv betrachtet werden kann..
Viel entscheidender ist doch das Potenzial....eines Explorers ....
Da sehe ich bei deinem "Schätzchen" nicht so viel.....siehe CT und Kurs dh. realistisch wären evtl. 50 % Plus....da könntest du schon Freudensprünge machen.
Zitat von Fliegenschiss: Moin Moin
heute mal ein schöner Anstieg in ASX. +10%. Schlusskrus 0,165
Gruß
Fliege
Moin Fliege.....ja schöner SK in AUS .....ein Anstieg von vielen !!
Bei Horn geht es seit gestern auch mit dem zweiten Drill in Somalia ( Puntland) los.....
Unser Drill hier, ist ja auch schon am Horizont zu sehen....
Gruß Earthfire
Moin Moin
heute mal ein schöner Anstieg in ASX. +10%. Schlusskrus 0,165
Gruß
Fliege
heute mal ein schöner Anstieg in ASX. +10%. Schlusskrus 0,165
Gruß
Fliege
Zitat von Bohringenieur:Zitat von blue-moon: Armes Afrika !!!
Weiter gilt Vorsicht bei Explorern in Afrika.
Dann solltest du wohl besser schnell mal ADX verkaufen. Wenn du mal einen Atlas zur Hand nimmst wirst du nämlich feststellen daß Tunesien auch in Afrika liegt
Da gebe ich dir Recht - nur dass bei ADX die Entscheidung in den nächsten paar Tagen fällt ob es mehrere 100% Gewinn gibt oder nicht - da kann man sich gemütlich im Juni mit Gewinn verabschieden.
Andere Explorer brauchen noch viel viel Zeit um soweit zu kommen - und das Risiko einzugehen ist nicht mein Fall - eher was für gelernte Ingenieure.
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