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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.918.915 von DermitdemBrokertanzt am 07.03.16 11:03:35Moin
Ich hab hier ein Post von Gimo, der einen Link gepostet hat auf Stockhouse.
Wäre schön, wenn er sich hier mal wieder melden würde.
Ist allerdings schon seid Mitte 2015 Offline.
http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/t.aoi/africa-o…
Ich hab hier ein Post von Gimo, der einen Link gepostet hat auf Stockhouse.
Wäre schön, wenn er sich hier mal wieder melden würde.
Ist allerdings schon seid Mitte 2015 Offline.
http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/t.aoi/africa-o…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.910.590 von Matte0771 am 05.03.16 13:57:20Hat es denn eine Meldung dazu gegeben ob die Bohrung abgeschlossen ist!? Ich denke wenn es eine erfolgreiche Bohrung gewesen wäre dann wäre auch was durchgesickert.
Moin....
So. Die Bohrung in 12 A ist wohl finished.
Jetzt fehlen nur noch die Ergebnisse.
Ich hoffe der Kursanstieg gestern war nicht nur dem Ölpreis geschuldet
So. Die Bohrung in 12 A ist wohl finished.
Jetzt fehlen nur noch die Ergebnisse.
Ich hoffe der Kursanstieg gestern war nicht nur dem Ölpreis geschuldet
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.597.868 von Matte0771 am 28.01.16 09:39:46Interessant:
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Moin....
Also wenn es AOI schafft 2017 zu produzieren,
na dann Heideweitzka Herr Kapitän
http://www.goldseiten.de/artikel/272698--Oel-Spezialreport-J…
Also wenn es AOI schafft 2017 zu produzieren,
na dann Heideweitzka Herr Kapitän
http://www.goldseiten.de/artikel/272698--Oel-Spezialreport-J…
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Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 15, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to announce that the Etom-2 well in Block 13T, Northern Kenya, has encountered 102 metres of net oil pay in two columns. The objective of the well was to explore the north flank of the Etom structure in an untested fault block identified by recent 3D seismic. Oil samples, sidewall cores and wire line logging all indicate the presence of high API oil in the best quality reservoir encountered in the South Lokichar Basin to date. Additional prospectivity identified on the 3D seismic in the Etom Field area and in the northern portion of the basin, including the Erut and Elim prospects, will now be considered as part of the future exploration drilling program.
Discovering this thick interval of high quality oil reservoirs further underpins the development options and resource base. The result follows careful evaluation of 3D seismic data which was shot after the Etom-1 well and demonstrates how the partnership has improved its understanding of the South Lokichar Basin. This result also suggests significant potential in this underexplored part of the block as it is the most northerly well drilled in South Lokichar and is located close to the axis of the basin away from the basin-bounding fault. Accordingly, Tullow Oil plc and Africa Oil will review the potential of the greater Etom area and neighbouring prospects to decide on the forward program.
The PR Marriott Rig-46 drilled the Etom-2 well to a final depth of 1,655 metres and will now move to Block 12A where it will spud the Cheptuket-1 well around year end, the first well to be drilled in the Kerio Valley Basin.
In Block 10BB, the partnership has completed the Ngamia Extended Well Test production phase with approximately 38,000 barrels of oil produced. Five completed zones of the Ngamia-8 production well were tested individually at a cumulative rate of 2,400 bbl/d and all except the lowest zone produced without artificial lift. Communication between the producer well and an observation well, at a distance of approximately 500 metres, was also demonstrated.
Africa Oil CEO Keith Hill commented, "This discovery confirms a new potential exploration fairway in the northern portion of the Lokichar Basin. This result will greatly aid us in adding critical resources for the basin development as well as enhancing the recently announced farm out deal with Maersk Oil."
Africa Oil holds a 50% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB with equal partner and operator Tullow Oil Plc. Upon closing of the previously announced farm-out agreement (see news release dated November 9, 2015), Africa Oil will have a 25% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB.
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 15, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to announce that the Etom-2 well in Block 13T, Northern Kenya, has encountered 102 metres of net oil pay in two columns. The objective of the well was to explore the north flank of the Etom structure in an untested fault block identified by recent 3D seismic. Oil samples, sidewall cores and wire line logging all indicate the presence of high API oil in the best quality reservoir encountered in the South Lokichar Basin to date. Additional prospectivity identified on the 3D seismic in the Etom Field area and in the northern portion of the basin, including the Erut and Elim prospects, will now be considered as part of the future exploration drilling program.
Discovering this thick interval of high quality oil reservoirs further underpins the development options and resource base. The result follows careful evaluation of 3D seismic data which was shot after the Etom-1 well and demonstrates how the partnership has improved its understanding of the South Lokichar Basin. This result also suggests significant potential in this underexplored part of the block as it is the most northerly well drilled in South Lokichar and is located close to the axis of the basin away from the basin-bounding fault. Accordingly, Tullow Oil plc and Africa Oil will review the potential of the greater Etom area and neighbouring prospects to decide on the forward program.
The PR Marriott Rig-46 drilled the Etom-2 well to a final depth of 1,655 metres and will now move to Block 12A where it will spud the Cheptuket-1 well around year end, the first well to be drilled in the Kerio Valley Basin.
In Block 10BB, the partnership has completed the Ngamia Extended Well Test production phase with approximately 38,000 barrels of oil produced. Five completed zones of the Ngamia-8 production well were tested individually at a cumulative rate of 2,400 bbl/d and all except the lowest zone produced without artificial lift. Communication between the producer well and an observation well, at a distance of approximately 500 metres, was also demonstrated.
Africa Oil CEO Keith Hill commented, "This discovery confirms a new potential exploration fairway in the northern portion of the Lokichar Basin. This result will greatly aid us in adding critical resources for the basin development as well as enhancing the recently announced farm out deal with Maersk Oil."
Africa Oil holds a 50% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB with equal partner and operator Tullow Oil Plc. Upon closing of the previously announced farm-out agreement (see news release dated November 9, 2015), Africa Oil will have a 25% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-op…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-operations-update-tsx-aoi-2081910.htmAfrica Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 15, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to announce that the Etom-2 well in Block 13T, Northern Kenya, has encountered 102 metres of net oil pay in two columns. The objective of the well was to explore the north flank of the Etom structure in an untested fault block identified by recent 3D seismic. Oil samples, sidewall cores and wire line logging all indicate the presence of high API oil in the best quality reservoir encountered in the South Lokichar Basin to date. Additional prospectivity identified on the 3D seismic in the Etom Field area and in the northern portion of the basin, including the Erut and Elim prospects, will now be considered as part of the future exploration drilling program.
Discovering this thick interval of high quality oil reservoirs further underpins the development options and resource base. The result follows careful evaluation of 3D seismic data which was shot after the Etom-1 well and demonstrates how the partnership has improved its understanding of the South Lokichar Basin. This result also suggests significant potential in this underexplored part of the block as it is the most northerly well drilled in South Lokichar and is located close to the axis of the basin away from the basin-bounding fault. Accordingly, Tullow Oil plc and Africa Oil will review the potential of the greater Etom area and neighbouring prospects to decide on the forward program.
The PR Marriott Rig-46 drilled the Etom-2 well to a final depth of 1,655 metres and will now move to Block 12A where it will spud the Cheptuket-1 well around year end, the first well to be drilled in the Kerio Valley Basin.
In Block 10BB, the partnership has completed the Ngamia Extended Well Test production phase with approximately 38,000 barrels of oil produced. Five completed zones of the Ngamia-8 production well were tested individually at a cumulative rate of 2,400 bbl/d and all except the lowest zone produced without artificial lift. Communication between the producer well and an observation well, at a distance of approximately 500 metres, was also demonstrated.
Africa Oil CEO Keith Hill commented, "This discovery confirms a new potential exploration fairway in the northern portion of the Lokichar Basin. This result will greatly aid us in adding critical resources for the basin development as well as enhancing the recently announced farm out deal with Maersk Oil."
Africa Oil holds a 50% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB with equal partner and operator Tullow Oil Plc. Upon closing of the previously announced farm-out agreement (see news release dated November 9, 2015), Africa Oil will have a 25% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-op…
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 15, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to announce that the Etom-2 well in Block 13T, Northern Kenya, has encountered 102 metres of net oil pay in two columns. The objective of the well was to explore the north flank of the Etom structure in an untested fault block identified by recent 3D seismic. Oil samples, sidewall cores and wire line logging all indicate the presence of high API oil in the best quality reservoir encountered in the South Lokichar Basin to date. Additional prospectivity identified on the 3D seismic in the Etom Field area and in the northern portion of the basin, including the Erut and Elim prospects, will now be considered as part of the future exploration drilling program.
Discovering this thick interval of high quality oil reservoirs further underpins the development options and resource base. The result follows careful evaluation of 3D seismic data which was shot after the Etom-1 well and demonstrates how the partnership has improved its understanding of the South Lokichar Basin. This result also suggests significant potential in this underexplored part of the block as it is the most northerly well drilled in South Lokichar and is located close to the axis of the basin away from the basin-bounding fault. Accordingly, Tullow Oil plc and Africa Oil will review the potential of the greater Etom area and neighbouring prospects to decide on the forward program.
The PR Marriott Rig-46 drilled the Etom-2 well to a final depth of 1,655 metres and will now move to Block 12A where it will spud the Cheptuket-1 well around year end, the first well to be drilled in the Kerio Valley Basin.
In Block 10BB, the partnership has completed the Ngamia Extended Well Test production phase with approximately 38,000 barrels of oil produced. Five completed zones of the Ngamia-8 production well were tested individually at a cumulative rate of 2,400 bbl/d and all except the lowest zone produced without artificial lift. Communication between the producer well and an observation well, at a distance of approximately 500 metres, was also demonstrated.
Africa Oil CEO Keith Hill commented, "This discovery confirms a new potential exploration fairway in the northern portion of the Lokichar Basin. This result will greatly aid us in adding critical resources for the basin development as well as enhancing the recently announced farm out deal with Maersk Oil."
Africa Oil holds a 50% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB with equal partner and operator Tullow Oil Plc. Upon closing of the previously announced farm-out agreement (see news release dated November 9, 2015), Africa Oil will have a 25% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB.
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 15, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to announce that the Etom-2 well in Block 13T, Northern Kenya, has encountered 102 metres of net oil pay in two columns. The objective of the well was to explore the north flank of the Etom structure in an untested fault block identified by recent 3D seismic. Oil samples, sidewall cores and wire line logging all indicate the presence of high API oil in the best quality reservoir encountered in the South Lokichar Basin to date. Additional prospectivity identified on the 3D seismic in the Etom Field area and in the northern portion of the basin, including the Erut and Elim prospects, will now be considered as part of the future exploration drilling program.
Discovering this thick interval of high quality oil reservoirs further underpins the development options and resource base. The result follows careful evaluation of 3D seismic data which was shot after the Etom-1 well and demonstrates how the partnership has improved its understanding of the South Lokichar Basin. This result also suggests significant potential in this underexplored part of the block as it is the most northerly well drilled in South Lokichar and is located close to the axis of the basin away from the basin-bounding fault. Accordingly, Tullow Oil plc and Africa Oil will review the potential of the greater Etom area and neighbouring prospects to decide on the forward program.
The PR Marriott Rig-46 drilled the Etom-2 well to a final depth of 1,655 metres and will now move to Block 12A where it will spud the Cheptuket-1 well around year end, the first well to be drilled in the Kerio Valley Basin.
In Block 10BB, the partnership has completed the Ngamia Extended Well Test production phase with approximately 38,000 barrels of oil produced. Five completed zones of the Ngamia-8 production well were tested individually at a cumulative rate of 2,400 bbl/d and all except the lowest zone produced without artificial lift. Communication between the producer well and an observation well, at a distance of approximately 500 metres, was also demonstrated.
Africa Oil CEO Keith Hill commented, "This discovery confirms a new potential exploration fairway in the northern portion of the Lokichar Basin. This result will greatly aid us in adding critical resources for the basin development as well as enhancing the recently announced farm out deal with Maersk Oil."
Africa Oil holds a 50% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB with equal partner and operator Tullow Oil Plc. Upon closing of the previously announced farm-out agreement (see news release dated November 9, 2015), Africa Oil will have a 25% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-op…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-operations-update-tsx-aoi-2081910.htmAfrica Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 15, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to announce that the Etom-2 well in Block 13T, Northern Kenya, has encountered 102 metres of net oil pay in two columns. The objective of the well was to explore the north flank of the Etom structure in an untested fault block identified by recent 3D seismic. Oil samples, sidewall cores and wire line logging all indicate the presence of high API oil in the best quality reservoir encountered in the South Lokichar Basin to date. Additional prospectivity identified on the 3D seismic in the Etom Field area and in the northern portion of the basin, including the Erut and Elim prospects, will now be considered as part of the future exploration drilling program.
Discovering this thick interval of high quality oil reservoirs further underpins the development options and resource base. The result follows careful evaluation of 3D seismic data which was shot after the Etom-1 well and demonstrates how the partnership has improved its understanding of the South Lokichar Basin. This result also suggests significant potential in this underexplored part of the block as it is the most northerly well drilled in South Lokichar and is located close to the axis of the basin away from the basin-bounding fault. Accordingly, Tullow Oil plc and Africa Oil will review the potential of the greater Etom area and neighbouring prospects to decide on the forward program.
The PR Marriott Rig-46 drilled the Etom-2 well to a final depth of 1,655 metres and will now move to Block 12A where it will spud the Cheptuket-1 well around year end, the first well to be drilled in the Kerio Valley Basin.
In Block 10BB, the partnership has completed the Ngamia Extended Well Test production phase with approximately 38,000 barrels of oil produced. Five completed zones of the Ngamia-8 production well were tested individually at a cumulative rate of 2,400 bbl/d and all except the lowest zone produced without artificial lift. Communication between the producer well and an observation well, at a distance of approximately 500 metres, was also demonstrated.
Africa Oil CEO Keith Hill commented, "This discovery confirms a new potential exploration fairway in the northern portion of the Lokichar Basin. This result will greatly aid us in adding critical resources for the basin development as well as enhancing the recently announced farm out deal with Maersk Oil."
Africa Oil holds a 50% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB with equal partner and operator Tullow Oil Plc. Upon closing of the previously announced farm-out agreement (see news release dated November 9, 2015), Africa Oil will have a 25% interest in Blocks 13T and 10BB.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-op…
Hallo,
es geht mit Africa Oil nicht voran. Und wie es scheint geht der Kurs weiter Richtung Süden.
Ich muss ehrlich zugeben, ich habe mich mit diesem Wert zu 100% auf den Arsch gesetzt...
Meine Frage in die Runde ist, inwiefern das Klimabkommen Auswirkungen auf AOI hat bzw. haben wird? Von der Abkehr von Öl zur Energieerzeugung bis 2050 ist da die Rede. Abgesehen davon, dass man jede Form des Klimaschutzes nur zu 100% unterstützen kann... ist es möglich das Produktion von Öl in Afrika ganz ausfallen könnte? Sprich AOI gleich Totalausfall? Was sollte noch kommen? Der Ölpreis bleibt wohl auf lange Zeit niedrig! Überangebot etc....Woher sollen die Investoren kommen? Vom letzten Ausverkauf des Öls ist die Rede. Saudi Arabien baut Richtung Technologiesektor um... mich würden Eure Meinungen interessieren...
Gruss Remolus
es geht mit Africa Oil nicht voran. Und wie es scheint geht der Kurs weiter Richtung Süden.
Ich muss ehrlich zugeben, ich habe mich mit diesem Wert zu 100% auf den Arsch gesetzt...
Meine Frage in die Runde ist, inwiefern das Klimabkommen Auswirkungen auf AOI hat bzw. haben wird? Von der Abkehr von Öl zur Energieerzeugung bis 2050 ist da die Rede. Abgesehen davon, dass man jede Form des Klimaschutzes nur zu 100% unterstützen kann... ist es möglich das Produktion von Öl in Afrika ganz ausfallen könnte? Sprich AOI gleich Totalausfall? Was sollte noch kommen? Der Ölpreis bleibt wohl auf lange Zeit niedrig! Überangebot etc....Woher sollen die Investoren kommen? Vom letzten Ausverkauf des Öls ist die Rede. Saudi Arabien baut Richtung Technologiesektor um... mich würden Eure Meinungen interessieren...
Gruss Remolus
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SALVE!Ich möchte auf diese Google-CSE hinweisen, mit der man gut recherchieren kann:
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