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Von StockBrain/stockhouse: Nomura gibt neben Ngamia-1 und Twiga-South auch Loperot, Kamba, Twiga-North und Kongoni eine CoS von 70%...
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Nomura sees great value in Africa Oil
Nomura has visited Africa Oil Week and which was described onshore East Africa as the "hottest prospect place on earth." The discovery of the Twiga strengthens Nomura's belief in the Tertiary rift in the South "pearl necklace". Nomura estimates that there are gross 1 billion boe at stake in East Africa. With a 3-riggs drill program over several sub-basins, resulting in a persistent news flow next year, Nomura maintains its positive view on Africa Oil.
It is clear from an analysis of Africa Oil dated 5 november.
Nomura feedback from Africa Oil Week:
First If the lerrika sand in Twiga highly compressed, the oil flow to the surface is limited. The bright waxy oil is of similar quality in Uganda where flows over 10MBd seen. In limited testing equipment, the company's management hopes to flow rates of 2-5 kb / d
2nd Success at Twiga take further remove risk prospects. Kingoni, located between Twiga and Ngamia discoveries, now especially promising. Further east is one of the AOI's "favorites" outlook - which Nomura estimates can have 200MB.
3rd Sabisa are being drilled at year end, and the rig is currently in Djibouti. Nomura adopts a possible size of 70MB with 1/6 COS (AOC interest is 30 percent).
4th The Cretaceous rift continues the line to be carefully tuned to Pai. Previously unsuccessful wells drilled by Conoco and Amoco, showing traps. Nomura adopts a possible size of 120MB with a 20 percent chance of success.
5th Kinyonga be drilled regardless of Pai results and will be the second test of the Cretaceous rift and the first well in block 9. The well targets a large four-way closure, which management describes as a "Mount Everest" structure. Nomura adopts a possible size of 320 MB with a 19 percent chance of success.
Nomura has a risk-adjusted NAV of Africa Oil of SEK 100 per share and a non-risk-adjusted NAV of 788 per share. For details see the table below.
http://www.aktiespararna.se/pagedir/119601/Africa%20oil_nomu…
http://www.aktiespararna.se/artiklar/Analyser/Nomura-ser-sto…
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/messagedetail.aspx?p=0&…
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Nomura sees great value in Africa Oil
Nomura has visited Africa Oil Week and which was described onshore East Africa as the "hottest prospect place on earth." The discovery of the Twiga strengthens Nomura's belief in the Tertiary rift in the South "pearl necklace". Nomura estimates that there are gross 1 billion boe at stake in East Africa. With a 3-riggs drill program over several sub-basins, resulting in a persistent news flow next year, Nomura maintains its positive view on Africa Oil.
It is clear from an analysis of Africa Oil dated 5 november.
Nomura feedback from Africa Oil Week:
First If the lerrika sand in Twiga highly compressed, the oil flow to the surface is limited. The bright waxy oil is of similar quality in Uganda where flows over 10MBd seen. In limited testing equipment, the company's management hopes to flow rates of 2-5 kb / d
2nd Success at Twiga take further remove risk prospects. Kingoni, located between Twiga and Ngamia discoveries, now especially promising. Further east is one of the AOI's "favorites" outlook - which Nomura estimates can have 200MB.
3rd Sabisa are being drilled at year end, and the rig is currently in Djibouti. Nomura adopts a possible size of 70MB with 1/6 COS (AOC interest is 30 percent).
4th The Cretaceous rift continues the line to be carefully tuned to Pai. Previously unsuccessful wells drilled by Conoco and Amoco, showing traps. Nomura adopts a possible size of 120MB with a 20 percent chance of success.
5th Kinyonga be drilled regardless of Pai results and will be the second test of the Cretaceous rift and the first well in block 9. The well targets a large four-way closure, which management describes as a "Mount Everest" structure. Nomura adopts a possible size of 320 MB with a 19 percent chance of success.
Nomura has a risk-adjusted NAV of Africa Oil of SEK 100 per share and a non-risk-adjusted NAV of 788 per share. For details see the table below.
http://www.aktiespararna.se/pagedir/119601/Africa%20oil_nomu…
http://www.aktiespararna.se/artiklar/Analyser/Nomura-ser-sto…
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/messagedetail.aspx?p=0&…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.784.040 von Drill-a-Hill am 04.11.12 14:00:15Lokhone Shale = Key ???
http://www.gulfoilandgas.com/webpro1/MAIN/Mainnews.asp?id=21…
Oil was encountered in sands throughout a 1,100 metre interval of sediments including a 300 metre thick section of Lokhone Shale, which has good sealing and source rock characteristics. This significant exploration result demonstrates that substantial oil generation has occurred in the South Lokichar Basin, which is one of seven related basins in the Kenya and Ethiopia rift basin acreage, each of which is similar in magnitude to the Lake Albert Rift Basin in Uganda.
Above this important Lokhone Shale in the Upper Lokhone sands, the well encountered over 100 metres of net oil pay in a gross oil bearing sub-interval of 650 metres. Below the Lokhone Shale in the Lower Lokhone Sands, the well encountered a gross oil bearing sub-interval of some 150 metres before intersecting the basin bounding fault which resulted in the well being terminated 360 metres shallower than planned. Whilst oil has been recovered from this lower interval it is not yet possible to determine an accurate estimation of net pay due to the influence of the fault zone. Further away from the fault we expect to encounter the complete Lower Lokhone Sands section of around 250 metres and for reservoir quality to improve.
Get us some netpay TWIGA
http://www.gulfoilandgas.com/webpro1/MAIN/Mainnews.asp?id=21…
Oil was encountered in sands throughout a 1,100 metre interval of sediments including a 300 metre thick section of Lokhone Shale, which has good sealing and source rock characteristics. This significant exploration result demonstrates that substantial oil generation has occurred in the South Lokichar Basin, which is one of seven related basins in the Kenya and Ethiopia rift basin acreage, each of which is similar in magnitude to the Lake Albert Rift Basin in Uganda.
Above this important Lokhone Shale in the Upper Lokhone sands, the well encountered over 100 metres of net oil pay in a gross oil bearing sub-interval of 650 metres. Below the Lokhone Shale in the Lower Lokhone Sands, the well encountered a gross oil bearing sub-interval of some 150 metres before intersecting the basin bounding fault which resulted in the well being terminated 360 metres shallower than planned. Whilst oil has been recovered from this lower interval it is not yet possible to determine an accurate estimation of net pay due to the influence of the fault zone. Further away from the fault we expect to encounter the complete Lower Lokhone Sands section of around 250 metres and for reservoir quality to improve.
Get us some netpay TWIGA
... jetzt gewinnt AOI auch Preise... vor allem, wenn man als Investor die potentiellen Preisgewinner schon früh im Portfolio hatte ... 
AFRICA OIL PRESENTED WITH PRESTIGIOUS AWARD AT 19TH AFRICA OIL WEEK
Africa Oil Corp.
05.11.2012 08:00
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November 5, 2012 (AOI-TSXV, AOI-NASDAQ OMX) . Africa Oil Corp. ('Africa Oil' or
the 'Company') is pleased to announce that Dr. Duncan Clarke, Chairman of the
19th Africa Oil Week, presented Africa Oil Corp. with the 'African Independent
of the Year' award.
Keith Hill, President and CEO of Africa Oil Corp., commented, 'This award means
a lot to our company especially given that we are just one amongst so many in
Africa who have achieved much success in their own right. It is also testimony
to the business approach that we follow to create value for our shareholders
and host governments while positively contributing to the economic growth and
social development of those countries for the benefit of all their citizens.'
Africa Oil Corp. is a Canadian oil and gas company with assets in Kenya,
Ethiopia and Mali as well as Puntland (Somalia) through its 45% equity interest
in Horn Petroleum Corporation. Africa Oil's East African holdings are in within
a world-class exploration play fairway with a total gross land package in this
prolific region in excess of 300,000 square kilometers. The East African Rift
Basin system is one of the last of the great rift basins to be explored. New
discoveries have been announced on all sides of Africa Oil's virtually
unexplored land position including the major Albert Graben oil discovery in
neighboring Uganda. Africa Oil's recent Ngamia-1 discovery extends the Albert
Graben play into Kenya where Africa Oil along with partner Tullow holds a
dominant acreage position. Newly acquired seismic and gravity data show robust
leads and prospects throughout Africa Oil's project areas. The Company is
listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and on First North at NASDAQ OMX-Stockholm
under the symbol 'AOI'.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
'Keith C. Hill'
President and CEO
vor allem, wenn man als Investor die potentiellen Preisgewinner schon früh im Portfolio hatte ... 
AFRICA OIL PRESENTED WITH PRESTIGIOUS AWARD AT 19TH AFRICA OIL WEEK
Africa Oil Corp.
05.11.2012 08:00
Dissemination of a Adhoc News, transmitted by DGAP - a company of
EquityStory AG.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
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November 5, 2012 (AOI-TSXV, AOI-NASDAQ OMX) . Africa Oil Corp. ('Africa Oil' or
the 'Company') is pleased to announce that Dr. Duncan Clarke, Chairman of the
19th Africa Oil Week, presented Africa Oil Corp. with the 'African Independent
of the Year' award.
Keith Hill, President and CEO of Africa Oil Corp., commented, 'This award means
a lot to our company especially given that we are just one amongst so many in
Africa who have achieved much success in their own right. It is also testimony
to the business approach that we follow to create value for our shareholders
and host governments while positively contributing to the economic growth and
social development of those countries for the benefit of all their citizens.'
Africa Oil Corp. is a Canadian oil and gas company with assets in Kenya,
Ethiopia and Mali as well as Puntland (Somalia) through its 45% equity interest
in Horn Petroleum Corporation. Africa Oil's East African holdings are in within
a world-class exploration play fairway with a total gross land package in this
prolific region in excess of 300,000 square kilometers. The East African Rift
Basin system is one of the last of the great rift basins to be explored. New
discoveries have been announced on all sides of Africa Oil's virtually
unexplored land position including the major Albert Graben oil discovery in
neighboring Uganda. Africa Oil's recent Ngamia-1 discovery extends the Albert
Graben play into Kenya where Africa Oil along with partner Tullow holds a
dominant acreage position. Newly acquired seismic and gravity data show robust
leads and prospects throughout Africa Oil's project areas. The Company is
listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and on First North at NASDAQ OMX-Stockholm
under the symbol 'AOI'.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
'Keith C. Hill'
President and CEO
Das sind ja schöne insights, sehr cool.
Dann hoffe ich mal dass PaiPai die Ausdehnung des Cretaceous-Rifts aus dem Sudan bestätigt. Es würde damit dann wohl zu PayPay.
Dann hoffe ich mal dass PaiPai die Ausdehnung des Cretaceous-Rifts aus dem Sudan bestätigt. Es würde damit dann wohl zu PayPay
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ein Kommentar noch zu den nördlichen und südlichen Perlenketten:
Gibt eine einfache Daumenregel: Wann immer ein erstes Öl/Gasfeld in einer neuen Erdöl/Gasprovinz oder Sedimentbecken entdeckt wurde, danach hat man immer noch mehr Öl/Gasfelder in der Nachbarschaft gefunden.
oder: ein Öl/Gasfeld kommt nie alleine LoL
Deshalb auch denke ich wird das Konzept mit den verstreuten Perlen mit höchster Wahrscheinlichkeit aufgehen.
Gibt eine einfache Daumenregel: Wann immer ein erstes Öl/Gasfeld in einer neuen Erdöl/Gasprovinz oder Sedimentbecken entdeckt wurde, danach hat man immer noch mehr Öl/Gasfelder in der Nachbarschaft gefunden.
oder: ein Öl/Gasfeld kommt nie alleine LoL
Deshalb auch denke ich wird das Konzept mit den verstreuten Perlen mit höchster Wahrscheinlichkeit aufgehen.
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East Africa hobbled by shortage of skilled oil workers
Tue Oct 30, 2012 2:06pm GMT
By Drazen Jorgic
NAIROBI (Reuters) - A shortage of trained oil and gas workers in East Africa is slowing development of new fields following a series of major discoveries and may force governments to relax rules requiring companies to employ local people.
Governments are now investing in programmes to train skilled oil and gas workers, but they are hampered by weak education systems and the high costs involved.
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http://af.reuters.com/article/investingNews/idAFJOE89T01P201…
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East Africa hobbled by shortage of skilled oil workers
Tue Oct 30, 2012 2:06pm GMT
By Drazen Jorgic
NAIROBI (Reuters) - A shortage of trained oil and gas workers in East Africa is slowing development of new fields following a series of major discoveries and may force governments to relax rules requiring companies to employ local people.
Governments are now investing in programmes to train skilled oil and gas workers, but they are hampered by weak education systems and the high costs involved.
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http://af.reuters.com/article/investingNews/idAFJOE89T01P201…
gabbo62 hat bereits auf die Veranstaltung hingewiesen, im folgenden Bericht sind einige Statements von Murungi enthalten:
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Eastern Africa set for major energy conference
By LUCAS BARASA | Thursday, November 1 2012 at 13:55
Visitors tour the site of the Ngamia-1 well in Turkana County, Kenya where the country recently struck oil. FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
A major investment conference is slated for Nairobi following recent oil, gas and coal discoveries in the eastern African region.
The conference for East African decision makers is meant to engage international and local investors in examining the investments opportunities in the region. Read (East Africa new frontier for gas, report)
Kenyan Energy minister Kiraitu Murungi will host his counterparts from South Sudan, Uganda, Tanzania and Mozambique at the Ministers’ Official East Africa Oil and Gas Summit from November 13 to November 14.
With attendance by the ministers and senior oil and gas industry representatives from the region, the summit is billed as the main annual international hub for the energy industry across eastern Africa.
Mr Murungi said: “The summit will unite regional and international investors and industry experts to share their knowledge and explore the current challenges and opportunities. It comes at a perfect time when the world's eyes are turning towards our region.”
Mr Murungi said these are extremely exciting times for the oil and gas sector throughout East Africa, both in terms of realisation of recent discoveries and also the huge potential that the region has to offer.
The minister said the summit is the first in what will become a pivotal annual event of great investor and stakeholder interest.
“It is open to both the regional and international oil and gas communities and we are very keen to learn from the best practices around the world to guide this nascent oil exploitation and production business,” said Mr Murungi.
“We are looking at countries like Abu Dhabi, Norway and Ghana which have managed their oil resources fairly well as examples. However, we want to make Kenya a case study of the best management of oil in the world.”
Explorer Tullow Oil, who were behind the successful oil discovery in Turkana County early this year, lead a long list of firms which have signed up to bring in delegates to the conference.
With more than 100 companies represented by senior figures, company delegations are led by National Oil Corporation Kenya, Tullow, Petrobras, Halliburton, Shell, Exxon, Africa Oil Corp, Anadarko, Weatherford, Fugro, Total SA, Afren, Chase Bank, Camac Energy, Bertling, Ernst & Young, CCC, Imara Energy, Alpha Marine, Alba Petroleum, Simba, Nilepet, Ophir, Heritage and Yokagawa.
Ministers who have confirmed attendance are Mr Stephen Dhieu Dau (Minister for Petroleum and Mining, South Sudan); Ms Irene Muloni (Minister of Energy & Minerals, Uganda) and Mr Abdul Razak Noormahomed (Vice-Minister, Ministry for Mineral Resources Mozambique).
http://www.africareview.com/Business+++Finance/Eastern+Afric…
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Eastern Africa set for major energy conference
By LUCAS BARASA | Thursday, November 1 2012 at 13:55
Visitors tour the site of the Ngamia-1 well in Turkana County, Kenya where the country recently struck oil. FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
A major investment conference is slated for Nairobi following recent oil, gas and coal discoveries in the eastern African region.
The conference for East African decision makers is meant to engage international and local investors in examining the investments opportunities in the region. Read (East Africa new frontier for gas, report)
Kenyan Energy minister Kiraitu Murungi will host his counterparts from South Sudan, Uganda, Tanzania and Mozambique at the Ministers’ Official East Africa Oil and Gas Summit from November 13 to November 14.
With attendance by the ministers and senior oil and gas industry representatives from the region, the summit is billed as the main annual international hub for the energy industry across eastern Africa.
Mr Murungi said: “The summit will unite regional and international investors and industry experts to share their knowledge and explore the current challenges and opportunities. It comes at a perfect time when the world's eyes are turning towards our region.”
Mr Murungi said these are extremely exciting times for the oil and gas sector throughout East Africa, both in terms of realisation of recent discoveries and also the huge potential that the region has to offer.
The minister said the summit is the first in what will become a pivotal annual event of great investor and stakeholder interest.
“It is open to both the regional and international oil and gas communities and we are very keen to learn from the best practices around the world to guide this nascent oil exploitation and production business,” said Mr Murungi.
“We are looking at countries like Abu Dhabi, Norway and Ghana which have managed their oil resources fairly well as examples. However, we want to make Kenya a case study of the best management of oil in the world.”
Explorer Tullow Oil, who were behind the successful oil discovery in Turkana County early this year, lead a long list of firms which have signed up to bring in delegates to the conference.
With more than 100 companies represented by senior figures, company delegations are led by National Oil Corporation Kenya, Tullow, Petrobras, Halliburton, Shell, Exxon, Africa Oil Corp, Anadarko, Weatherford, Fugro, Total SA, Afren, Chase Bank, Camac Energy, Bertling, Ernst & Young, CCC, Imara Energy, Alpha Marine, Alba Petroleum, Simba, Nilepet, Ophir, Heritage and Yokagawa.
Ministers who have confirmed attendance are Mr Stephen Dhieu Dau (Minister for Petroleum and Mining, South Sudan); Ms Irene Muloni (Minister of Energy & Minerals, Uganda) and Mr Abdul Razak Noormahomed (Vice-Minister, Ministry for Mineral Resources Mozambique).
http://www.africareview.com/Business+++Finance/Eastern+Afric…
Spekulationen zufolge könnte es für Tullow ein Übernahmeangebot durch Shell geben. Stichhaltigkeit sei mal dahingestellt, es zeigt aber, welches Potential in (East-)Africa gesehen wird...
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Shell spent £371million to acquire new oil and gas prospects during the quarter, including deep water acreage in Benin and the Gulf of Mexico, as well as onshore shale gas assets in North America.
The Anglo-Dutch firm has been widely tipped to make a large acquisition in East Africa, having lost out to Thailand’s PTTEP for Cove Energy earlier this year.
Speculation has linked the firm to a bid for Tullow Oil, the Africa-focused oil explorer that has made a series of impressive discoveries across the continent.
Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2226547/L…
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Shell spent £371million to acquire new oil and gas prospects during the quarter, including deep water acreage in Benin and the Gulf of Mexico, as well as onshore shale gas assets in North America.
The Anglo-Dutch firm has been widely tipped to make a large acquisition in East Africa, having lost out to Thailand’s PTTEP for Cove Energy earlier this year.
Speculation has linked the firm to a bid for Tullow Oil, the Africa-focused oil explorer that has made a series of impressive discoveries across the continent.
Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2226547/L…
Wenn ich mir die Seismik Ngamia/Twiga ansehe,
http://www.africaoilcorp.com/i/pdf/2012-11_AOIP.pdf
sieht es so aus als ob die Lokhone Sand sections bei Twiga tiefer liegen, kann es sein daß die jüngste discovery bei Twiga wie bei Ngamias ersten 100m netpay in den Upper Lokhone Sand sections war??
http://www.africaoilcorp.com/i/pdf/2012-11_AOIP.pdf
sieht es so aus als ob die Lokhone Sand sections bei Twiga tiefer liegen, kann es sein daß die jüngste discovery bei Twiga wie bei Ngamias ersten 100m netpay in den Upper Lokhone Sand sections war??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.783.842 von Drill-a-Hill am 04.11.12 11:46:52... und vielleicht noch viel mehr Öl im Twiga Prospect:
Tullow expects greater quantities of oil in the Twiga than the nearby well Ngamia-1, where oil is found in the spring, writes the site with reference to persons within the Tullow and the Kenyan Ministry of Energy.
Tullow expects greater quantities of oil in the Twiga than the nearby well Ngamia-1, where oil is found in the spring, writes the site with reference to persons within the Tullow and the Kenyan Ministry of Energy.
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