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STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE
6 August 2007
PLACEMENT OF SHARES
The Directors of Empire Oil & Gas N.L. (‘Empire’) agreed, on Friday 3 August 2007, to appoint South
Pacific Securities Pty Ltd (‘SPS’) to place 287,000,000 shares in Empire at an issue price of 0.08 cents per
share to raise $2,296,000 with investors who qualify under one of the exemptions in section 708 of the
Corporations Act. As such no disclosure document is to be provided to them.
The Placement is conditional upon Empire’s shareholders ratifying previous issues of shares at a general
meeting to be held not later than 15 September 2007, to enable Empire to issue sufficient shares to
facilitate the placement under the ASX Listing Rules. If Empire’s shares trade on the ASX for a full trading
day at less than 0.08 cents or the Dow Jones index falls by more than 15% at any time up to the date of
the general meeting any of the investors may withdraw from the Placement.
The funds raised will be used for petroleum exploration and making provision for contributions to any
completions and production testing costs of discover y wells in the 2007 drilling programmes in the Canning
and Carnar von Basins and also to provide additional working capital for the Company.
The issue price of 0.08 cents is a discount of 5.9% to the 30 days Volume Weighted Average Price
(‘VWAP’) which is 0.85 cents. The 30 day VWAP period from 2 July to 3 August 2007 was considered an
appropriate benchmark for the purpose of calculating the discount due to the current market volatility over
the past week.
The Company looks forward to repor ting the drilling progress of both the Valentine-1 and Stokes Bay-1
wells in EP 104 and R1 Canning Basin,Western Australia to be drilled during the months August and
September 2007. These are Empire’s next wells prior to its drilling programme in the Carnar von Basin.
For fur ther information, please contact:
JL CRAIG MARSHALL
BSc (Hons), F. Aus. IMM, CPGeo
Managing Director
Empire Oil & Gas NL
Suite 7
154 Hampden Road
Nedlands
Western Australia 6009
Telephone: 61 8 6389 2687
Facsimile: 61 8 9386 6812
Email: cmarshall@empireoil.com.au
EMP I R E OI L & GA S NL
6 August 2007
PLACEMENT OF SHARES
The Directors of Empire Oil & Gas N.L. (‘Empire’) agreed, on Friday 3 August 2007, to appoint South
Pacific Securities Pty Ltd (‘SPS’) to place 287,000,000 shares in Empire at an issue price of 0.08 cents per
share to raise $2,296,000 with investors who qualify under one of the exemptions in section 708 of the
Corporations Act. As such no disclosure document is to be provided to them.
The Placement is conditional upon Empire’s shareholders ratifying previous issues of shares at a general
meeting to be held not later than 15 September 2007, to enable Empire to issue sufficient shares to
facilitate the placement under the ASX Listing Rules. If Empire’s shares trade on the ASX for a full trading
day at less than 0.08 cents or the Dow Jones index falls by more than 15% at any time up to the date of
the general meeting any of the investors may withdraw from the Placement.
The funds raised will be used for petroleum exploration and making provision for contributions to any
completions and production testing costs of discover y wells in the 2007 drilling programmes in the Canning
and Carnar von Basins and also to provide additional working capital for the Company.
The issue price of 0.08 cents is a discount of 5.9% to the 30 days Volume Weighted Average Price
(‘VWAP’) which is 0.85 cents. The 30 day VWAP period from 2 July to 3 August 2007 was considered an
appropriate benchmark for the purpose of calculating the discount due to the current market volatility over
the past week.
The Company looks forward to repor ting the drilling progress of both the Valentine-1 and Stokes Bay-1
wells in EP 104 and R1 Canning Basin,Western Australia to be drilled during the months August and
September 2007. These are Empire’s next wells prior to its drilling programme in the Carnar von Basin.
For fur ther information, please contact:
JL CRAIG MARSHALL
BSc (Hons), F. Aus. IMM, CPGeo
Managing Director
Empire Oil & Gas NL
Suite 7
154 Hampden Road
Nedlands
Western Australia 6009
Telephone: 61 8 6389 2687
Facsimile: 61 8 9386 6812
Email: cmarshall@empireoil.com.au
EMP I R E OI L & GA S NL
8 August 2007
ASX Limited
Company Announcements Office
Level 4
20 Bridge Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Dear Sirs
RE: CLARIFICATION OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE EMPIRE OIL & GAS N.L.
SHARE PLACEMENT PRICE MADE TO THE ASX ON 6 AUGUST 2007
The Directors of Empire Oil & Gas N.L. agreed, on Friday 3 August 2007, to appoint South
Pacific Securities Pty Ltd to place 287,000,000 shares in Empire at an issue price of 0.8 cents
per share (and not 0.08 cents per share as previously announced) to raise $2,296,000 with
investors who qualify under one of the exemptions in Section 708(8)(c) of the Corporations Act.
Yours faithfully
JL CRAIG MARSHALL
Managing Director
EMPIRE OIL & GAS N.L.
ASX Limited
Company Announcements Office
Level 4
20 Bridge Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Dear Sirs
RE: CLARIFICATION OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE EMPIRE OIL & GAS N.L.
SHARE PLACEMENT PRICE MADE TO THE ASX ON 6 AUGUST 2007
The Directors of Empire Oil & Gas N.L. agreed, on Friday 3 August 2007, to appoint South
Pacific Securities Pty Ltd to place 287,000,000 shares in Empire at an issue price of 0.8 cents
per share (and not 0.08 cents per share as previously announced) to raise $2,296,000 with
investors who qualify under one of the exemptions in Section 708(8)(c) of the Corporations Act.
Yours faithfully
JL CRAIG MARSHALL
Managing Director
EMPIRE OIL & GAS N.L.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.137.185 von Selfmademillionaer am 13.08.07 10:51:28
hast wohl recht.....
hast wohl recht.....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.137.251 von CBB am 13.08.07 10:55:32
man hier die dinger 25% unter sk in aussieland kaufen......
man hier die dinger 25% unter sk in aussieland kaufen......
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.137.297 von CBB am 13.08.07 10:59:37hi @ all und selfmademillionaer - Willkommen im Club!!
die wichtige News von heute ist das hier:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/bb3e3b6005167bb47428eba46b027dc6…
Die Canning-Basin Projekte sind auf dem Weg!! Valentine-1 und Stokes-Bay - sind Monster!!
Go EGO go!!!
die wichtige News von heute ist das hier:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/bb3e3b6005167bb47428eba46b027dc6…
Die Canning-Basin Projekte sind auf dem Weg!! Valentine-1 und Stokes-Bay - sind Monster!!
Go EGO go!!!
Trading Spotlight
13 August 2007
ASX Limited
Company Announcements Office
Level 4
20 Bridge Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Dear Sirs
RE: SPUDDING OF THE VALENTINE-1 WELL
Please find attached a release on the commencement of the Empire Oil & Gas N.L. Canning Basin
exploration programme with the spudding of the Valentine-1 exploration well.
Regards
J L CRAIG MARSHALL
Managing Director
EMPIRE OIL & GAS N.L.
The Directors of Empire Oil & Gas N.L. are pleased to advise that operations at the Valentine-1
exploration well, operated by ARC Energy located in the onshore Canning Basin Permit R1,
commenced at 1230 hours WST on 12 August 2007, using the Century 18 drilling rig. Current
operations at the well are drilling ahead at 115mMD in a 444mm diameter hole.
Valentine 1 is located approximately 20 kilometres north of the township of Derby in northwest Western
Australia’s Kimberley region. The primary reservoir objective is the Late Devonian aged Virgin Hills
Formation. Valentine 1 is designed to intersect the interpreted Virgin Hills sandstones and carbonates
near the structural crest of the prospect. The well will be drilled deviated to the 244mm (9 5/8”) casing
point at approximately 800 metres measured depth, building to a maximum hole angle of 20O. The
Valentine 1 well will then be drilled to return to vertical at the top of the main objective section at
approximately 3,220 metres measured depth. The deviation at 800m will accommodate the planned
subsequent sidetracking operations required to drill the Stokes Bay 1 well, which will be drilled
immediately after Valentine 1.
The Valentine prospect is a large lowside fault closure that is mapped in both the EP104 and R1 permits
and extends over an area of some 66 square kilometres along the Pinnacle fault system. The Valentine
reservoir objective is interpreted to be a slope fan / marine sand body which has a very distinctive
seismic signature. The principal risk on the prospect is interpreted to be the stratigraphic updip seal
mechanism, but the distinctive seismic signature of the objective section and the proven good petroleum
source potential of the underlying Gogo Formation shales, together with the large potential hydrocarbon
volumes, make it an attractive target.
The Stokes Bay 1 well is planned to be drilled by sidetracking from the Valentine 1 wellbore after the
completion of drilling operations at Valentine 1. Stokes Bay 1 is planned as a test of the extent and
reservoir development of the gas accumulation intersected by the Point Torment 1 well and will be
drilled as a deviated well with a total depth of approximately 2,500 metres. Point Torment 1 was drilled
in 1992 and subsequently flowed gas at a rate of up to 4.3 million cubic feet of gas per day from the
Carboniferous aged Anderson Formation sandstones. Subsequent tests of these sands produced
ambiguous information on potential volumes and reservoir quality and the Stokes Bay 1 well is designed
to provide a definitive test of the reservoir quality and extent of the accumulation.
Technical details of the well are contained in the attached well summary sheet.
Final interests in R1 and EP104 post the Valentine 1 well farmin earning program are:
Empire Oil and Gas NL 14.8%
ARC Energy Limited (Operator) 38.95%
Emerald Oil & Gas NL 12.75%
Pancontinental Oil & Gas NL 10%
Phoenix Resources PLC 10%
First Australian Resources Limited 8%
Indigo Oil Pty Ltd 5.5%
Empire Oil & Gas N.L., pursuant to various farmout agreements previously announced, will be carried
through the drilling costs and any completion costs of the Valentine-1 well with a carry through the cost
of any completion of Stokes Bay-1 on a discovery should Valentine-1 not be completed as a discovery
well. Empire has stated previously there is a potential for a similar amount of recoverable gas to ARC’s
upside case at Valentine-1. Empire’s recoverable gas reserves are estimated at 1200 billion cubic feet
of gas.
Empire has also previously stated it considers there is potential for the Valentine Structure to have
entrapped up to 200 million barrels of recoverable oil if oil is present and the structure is filled to its spill
point.
ASX Limited
Company Announcements Office
Level 4
20 Bridge Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Dear Sirs
RE: SPUDDING OF THE VALENTINE-1 WELL
Please find attached a release on the commencement of the Empire Oil & Gas N.L. Canning Basin
exploration programme with the spudding of the Valentine-1 exploration well.
Regards
J L CRAIG MARSHALL
Managing Director
EMPIRE OIL & GAS N.L.
The Directors of Empire Oil & Gas N.L. are pleased to advise that operations at the Valentine-1
exploration well, operated by ARC Energy located in the onshore Canning Basin Permit R1,
commenced at 1230 hours WST on 12 August 2007, using the Century 18 drilling rig. Current
operations at the well are drilling ahead at 115mMD in a 444mm diameter hole.
Valentine 1 is located approximately 20 kilometres north of the township of Derby in northwest Western
Australia’s Kimberley region. The primary reservoir objective is the Late Devonian aged Virgin Hills
Formation. Valentine 1 is designed to intersect the interpreted Virgin Hills sandstones and carbonates
near the structural crest of the prospect. The well will be drilled deviated to the 244mm (9 5/8”) casing
point at approximately 800 metres measured depth, building to a maximum hole angle of 20O. The
Valentine 1 well will then be drilled to return to vertical at the top of the main objective section at
approximately 3,220 metres measured depth. The deviation at 800m will accommodate the planned
subsequent sidetracking operations required to drill the Stokes Bay 1 well, which will be drilled
immediately after Valentine 1.
The Valentine prospect is a large lowside fault closure that is mapped in both the EP104 and R1 permits
and extends over an area of some 66 square kilometres along the Pinnacle fault system. The Valentine
reservoir objective is interpreted to be a slope fan / marine sand body which has a very distinctive
seismic signature. The principal risk on the prospect is interpreted to be the stratigraphic updip seal
mechanism, but the distinctive seismic signature of the objective section and the proven good petroleum
source potential of the underlying Gogo Formation shales, together with the large potential hydrocarbon
volumes, make it an attractive target.
The Stokes Bay 1 well is planned to be drilled by sidetracking from the Valentine 1 wellbore after the
completion of drilling operations at Valentine 1. Stokes Bay 1 is planned as a test of the extent and
reservoir development of the gas accumulation intersected by the Point Torment 1 well and will be
drilled as a deviated well with a total depth of approximately 2,500 metres. Point Torment 1 was drilled
in 1992 and subsequently flowed gas at a rate of up to 4.3 million cubic feet of gas per day from the
Carboniferous aged Anderson Formation sandstones. Subsequent tests of these sands produced
ambiguous information on potential volumes and reservoir quality and the Stokes Bay 1 well is designed
to provide a definitive test of the reservoir quality and extent of the accumulation.
Technical details of the well are contained in the attached well summary sheet.
Final interests in R1 and EP104 post the Valentine 1 well farmin earning program are:
Empire Oil and Gas NL 14.8%
ARC Energy Limited (Operator) 38.95%
Emerald Oil & Gas NL 12.75%
Pancontinental Oil & Gas NL 10%
Phoenix Resources PLC 10%
First Australian Resources Limited 8%
Indigo Oil Pty Ltd 5.5%
Empire Oil & Gas N.L., pursuant to various farmout agreements previously announced, will be carried
through the drilling costs and any completion costs of the Valentine-1 well with a carry through the cost
of any completion of Stokes Bay-1 on a discovery should Valentine-1 not be completed as a discovery
well. Empire has stated previously there is a potential for a similar amount of recoverable gas to ARC’s
upside case at Valentine-1. Empire’s recoverable gas reserves are estimated at 1200 billion cubic feet
of gas.
Empire has also previously stated it considers there is potential for the Valentine Structure to have
entrapped up to 200 million barrels of recoverable oil if oil is present and the structure is filled to its spill
point.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.137.540 von Selfmademillionaer am 13.08.07 11:17:15Für alle, die versuchen einen Eindruck von EGO zu bekommen, anbei Peter Strachan's Analyse zu Valentine und Stokes-Bay, die Anfang Mai für First Australien Ressources angefertigt wurde:
Hebel bei EGO war seinerzeit: 3.755% bei einem Erfolg von Valentine-1
http://www.far.com.au/files/research/StockAnalysis%20FAR%20…
... das erklärt vorallem den Hype in Aussieland um EGO ...
aber es gibt noch ein weiteres attraktives Drilling-Programm in diesem Jahr
Hebel bei EGO war seinerzeit: 3.755% bei einem Erfolg von Valentine-1
http://www.far.com.au/files/research/StockAnalysis%20FAR%20…
... das erklärt vorallem den Hype in Aussieland um EGO ...
aber es gibt noch ein weiteres attraktives Drilling-Programm in diesem Jahr
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.137.297 von CBB am 13.08.07 10:59:37schlusskurs in australien 0,035 aud oder (wechselkurs von 1,62)
0,0216 € ....... und das volumen in australien lag bei ca. 599 mio. shares (ca. 21 mio. AUD oder knapp 13 mio. euro)
das ist nun wirklich kein kleingeld.........
0,0216 € ....... und das volumen in australien lag bei ca. 599 mio. shares (ca. 21 mio. AUD oder knapp 13 mio. euro)
das ist nun wirklich kein kleingeld.........
Hi,
versuche gerade was zum aktuellen Kurs von 0,016 was zu kaufen. Funzt aber nicht ?????
versuche gerade was zum aktuellen Kurs von 0,016 was zu kaufen. Funzt aber nicht ?????
Geduld haben ..... oder höheren EK nehmen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.140.717 von Selfmademillionaer am 13.08.07 15:11:16Jo habe ich, aber ich sehe das noch nicht mal im Bid ???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.140.751 von pottermanie am 13.08.07 15:13:04hmmmm, merkwürdig.......
entweder will keiner zu deinem bid verkaufen, oder mal in berlin anrufen und nachfragen was das problem ist.....dazu haben die doch eine hotline......schau mal unter börse berlin........(oder wenn du eine gute bank hast, mal dort anrufen)
meine order ging durch.....
entweder will keiner zu deinem bid verkaufen, oder mal in berlin anrufen und nachfragen was das problem ist.....dazu haben die doch eine hotline......schau mal unter börse berlin........(oder wenn du eine gute bank hast, mal dort anrufen)
meine order ging durch.....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.140.998 von CBB am 13.08.07 15:27:12Anbei die weiteren Aktivitäten von EGO, die über Valentine und Stokes-Bay hinaus gehen (obwohl alles derzeit vom Erfolg dieer beiden Wells abhängt):
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/2bae329bd025da34d03e01469d998068…
Nächste wichtige Well ist dann wohl Lake McLeod und später Star Finch-1 im Carnavon Basin. Das Rig hierfür ist bereits unter Vertrag (DCA-7).
Lake McLeod ist eine "shallow" Well - mit einem P10 Potential von nochmals 150 Millionen bbls !!! Keine schlechte Fall back - Position.
Jetzt hängt jedoch alles vom Erfolg im Canning ab: Sind beide Wells ein Duster, gehts erstmal wieder bergab. Andererseits sind die Chancen enorm ...
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/2bae329bd025da34d03e01469d998068…
Nächste wichtige Well ist dann wohl Lake McLeod und später Star Finch-1 im Carnavon Basin. Das Rig hierfür ist bereits unter Vertrag (DCA-7).
Lake McLeod ist eine "shallow" Well - mit einem P10 Potential von nochmals 150 Millionen bbls !!! Keine schlechte Fall back - Position.
Jetzt hängt jedoch alles vom Erfolg im Canning ab: Sind beide Wells ein Duster, gehts erstmal wieder bergab. Andererseits sind die Chancen enorm ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.142.482 von gimo211 am 13.08.07 16:47:38... ist das nicht schön ... 
Century 18 rig on location at Valentine-1
... bring us the bacon, pls ...
Century 18 rig on location at Valentine-1
... bring us the bacon, pls ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.140.998 von CBB am 13.08.07 15:27:12Kann immer noch nicht kaufen. E-Trade hat sogar in Berlin angerufen ...
Letzter Preis 0,028 + 75% ..... 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.149.142 von Selfmademillionaer am 14.08.07 09:13:09was für ein Tag für EGO heute in Australien !!!
908 Millionen Shares gehandelt - in 4.900 Trades - Intraday-High von 6,3 cent bzw. plus 80% - SK bei 4,7 cent bzw. plus 34% - unfasslich ....
908 Millionen Shares gehandelt - in 4.900 Trades - Intraday-High von 6,3 cent bzw. plus 80% - SK bei 4,7 cent bzw. plus 34% - unfasslich ....
Anbei der Drilling-Report von gestern:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/0d55f5367382ef2b2c31d63e36c3f278…
Das Surface-Casing ist erfolgreich gesetzt. Man war bei 664m angelangt, dh. man müsste den "deviated drilling pont" inzwischen erreicht haben (sollte bei etwa 800m sein) und das zweite Casing derzeit platzieren oder schon fertig gestellt haben.
Das sind quasi alles vorbereitende Massnahmen für die nachfolgende Stokes Bay-1 sidetrack well.
Bis Montag müsste man daher vertikal Richtung dem Valentine-1 target bohren. Nicht ausgeschlossen, dass wir am Montag ein entsprechendes Drilling-Update erhalten.
Ich hoffe, wir haben heute eine Beruhigung der Märkte bei den Amis - dann könnte EGO Montag weiter gen Norden gehen.
Bin gespannt was passiert, wenn man erstmals "encouraging readings" reportet werden - bei diesem unglaublichen Hype in Aussieland um EGO??
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/0d55f5367382ef2b2c31d63e36c3f278…
Das Surface-Casing ist erfolgreich gesetzt. Man war bei 664m angelangt, dh. man müsste den "deviated drilling pont" inzwischen erreicht haben (sollte bei etwa 800m sein) und das zweite Casing derzeit platzieren oder schon fertig gestellt haben.
Das sind quasi alles vorbereitende Massnahmen für die nachfolgende Stokes Bay-1 sidetrack well.
Bis Montag müsste man daher vertikal Richtung dem Valentine-1 target bohren. Nicht ausgeschlossen, dass wir am Montag ein entsprechendes Drilling-Update erhalten.
Ich hoffe, wir haben heute eine Beruhigung der Märkte bei den Amis - dann könnte EGO Montag weiter gen Norden gehen.
Bin gespannt was passiert, wenn man erstmals "encouraging readings" reportet werden - bei diesem unglaublichen Hype in Aussieland um EGO??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.200.663 von gimo211 am 17.08.07 11:25:18Das heutige Drilling - Update:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/4afa820ecc0298e1e1685a004cb9371a…
Es wurden nun insgesamt 6 Zonen mit elvated gas readings in den secondary targets von Valentine-1 vorgefunden. Es werden nun wireline logs zur Bewertung der Signifikanz dieser Funde vorgenommen.
Ich denke, man wird mit dem "regulären" Update am Donnerstag hierzu etwas erfahren und ich wäre nicht überrascht, wenn wir nicht schon jetzt eine Commercial Discovery mit Valentine-1 haben.
Derzeit ist man bei 2.589 m Tiefe angelangt - das Haupttarget wird zwischen 3.222 und 3.407 m erwartet. Anfang/Mitte nächster Woche sollten wir dort angelangt sein.
... es wird langsam spannend und ich bin noch immer sehr optimistisch für das gesamte Valentine/Stokes Bay - Programm von EGO ...
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/4afa820ecc0298e1e1685a004cb9371a…
Es wurden nun insgesamt 6 Zonen mit elvated gas readings in den secondary targets von Valentine-1 vorgefunden. Es werden nun wireline logs zur Bewertung der Signifikanz dieser Funde vorgenommen.
Ich denke, man wird mit dem "regulären" Update am Donnerstag hierzu etwas erfahren und ich wäre nicht überrascht, wenn wir nicht schon jetzt eine Commercial Discovery mit Valentine-1 haben.
Derzeit ist man bei 2.589 m Tiefe angelangt - das Haupttarget wird zwischen 3.222 und 3.407 m erwartet. Anfang/Mitte nächster Woche sollten wir dort angelangt sein.
... es wird langsam spannend und ich bin noch immer sehr optimistisch für das gesamte Valentine/Stokes Bay - Programm von EGO ...
... wahrscheinlich interessiert es keinen mehr - ich stelle es trotzdem einmal hier hinein - auch wenn ich der einzige EGO-Holder in Germany bin ...
Folgendes vom General Manager von Pancontinental, Matthew Battrick zum heutigen Status von Valentine-1:
“Drilling and evaluation operations are continuing; we are currently 23 days into the well
and still around a week away from the primary target, if penetration rates remain the same
as we near the total depth of this well”.
“The six zones of gas shows now recorded from around 2,250 to 2470mRT constitute a significant interval in a section of the stratigraphy that was not considered our primary target. This is very encouraging news and the entire interval is in need of urgent wireline log evaluation, prior to deepening the well to the primary target.”
Offenbar waren die wire line logs zuvor nicht geplant - man hat jetzt etwas (eventuell Großes) gefunden, wo man eigentlich nicht viel erwartet hat ... das wäre schon ein Hammer, wenn es 6 Payzones werden würden ...
Ich denke, jetzt fliegt EGO wieder ein wenig ...
Folgendes vom General Manager von Pancontinental, Matthew Battrick zum heutigen Status von Valentine-1:
“Drilling and evaluation operations are continuing; we are currently 23 days into the well
and still around a week away from the primary target, if penetration rates remain the same
as we near the total depth of this well”.
“The six zones of gas shows now recorded from around 2,250 to 2470mRT constitute a significant interval in a section of the stratigraphy that was not considered our primary target. This is very encouraging news and the entire interval is in need of urgent wireline log evaluation, prior to deepening the well to the primary target.”
Offenbar waren die wire line logs zuvor nicht geplant - man hat jetzt etwas (eventuell Großes) gefunden, wo man eigentlich nicht viel erwartet hat ... das wäre schon ein Hammer, wenn es 6 Payzones werden würden ...
Ich denke, jetzt fliegt EGO wieder ein wenig ...
Das heutige Update:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/34bcbd185e9b5e4aa5b18c32bedd769c…
... wer ein wenig von Exploration versteht, wird einzuschätzen wissen, wie grandios diese Meldung mit Blick auf Stokes Bay-1 ist - so wie es aussieht, haben wir eine sehr gute Chance hier eine wesentlich größere Updip-Formation der "wet gas Tornment discovery" vorzufinden, als ursprünglich erwartet - Stokes-Bay könnte somit auch ein "big hit" werden ...
Davon abgesehen haben wir "additional elevated gas readings" für Valentine auf den 106m, die nun weiter gebohrt wurden.
Man ist nun bei 2.695m - das primary Target wird zwischen 3.222 und 3.407m erwartet - bis Ende der Woche sollten wir zumindest das Target erreicht haben.
Alles sieht sehr (!) gut aus
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/34bcbd185e9b5e4aa5b18c32bedd769c…
... wer ein wenig von Exploration versteht, wird einzuschätzen wissen, wie grandios diese Meldung mit Blick auf Stokes Bay-1 ist - so wie es aussieht, haben wir eine sehr gute Chance hier eine wesentlich größere Updip-Formation der "wet gas Tornment discovery" vorzufinden, als ursprünglich erwartet - Stokes-Bay könnte somit auch ein "big hit" werden ...
Davon abgesehen haben wir "additional elevated gas readings" für Valentine auf den 106m, die nun weiter gebohrt wurden.
Man ist nun bei 2.695m - das primary Target wird zwischen 3.222 und 3.407m erwartet - bis Ende der Woche sollten wir zumindest das Target erreicht haben.
Alles sieht sehr (!) gut aus
PetroleumNews.net:
b]Valentine looks attractive: Arc [/b]
Monday, 10 September 2007
DRILLING results to date from the Valentine-1 exploration well are looking good for the prospectivity of the updip Stokes Bay well and the regional prospectivity of the Canning Basin, operator Arc Energy said yesterday.
In a drilling update, Arc said the results had confirmed a significant hydrocarbon system in the Fitzroy Trough of the greater Canning Basin, as well as reservoir quality sands and high quality shale seals.
Since last week, the well has encountered several strong mud gas peaks over the interval 2240m to 2470m.
This prompted Arc to run intermediate wireline logging over the gross open-hole interval 809m to 2589m. The logging analysis indicated porous (15%) and permeable sandstones in the Lower Anderson Formation at a depth of 2100-2260m.
\"However, interpretation of the electric logs and MDT results indicates low hydrocarbon saturations and that the shows are likely to be residual hydrocarbons, including the strong mud gas shows at 2240 metres to 2260 metres,\" Arc said.
\"These Lower Anderson sands and their lateral equivalents are the primary target of the Stokes Bay-1 well, which will target them in a crestal location on the structure.\"
Meanwhile, Arc said the strong mud-gas shows in the deeper Laurel Fm (2400m to 2470m) were interpreted to be associated with a series of organic rich tight carbonates and shales.
With the logging complete, Arc was yesterday morning drilling Valentine-1 ahead at a depth of 2695m towards the Virgin Hills primary objective, due to be intersected at 3222m.
b]Valentine looks attractive: Arc [/b]
Monday, 10 September 2007
DRILLING results to date from the Valentine-1 exploration well are looking good for the prospectivity of the updip Stokes Bay well and the regional prospectivity of the Canning Basin, operator Arc Energy said yesterday.
In a drilling update, Arc said the results had confirmed a significant hydrocarbon system in the Fitzroy Trough of the greater Canning Basin, as well as reservoir quality sands and high quality shale seals.
Since last week, the well has encountered several strong mud gas peaks over the interval 2240m to 2470m.
This prompted Arc to run intermediate wireline logging over the gross open-hole interval 809m to 2589m. The logging analysis indicated porous (15%) and permeable sandstones in the Lower Anderson Formation at a depth of 2100-2260m.
\"However, interpretation of the electric logs and MDT results indicates low hydrocarbon saturations and that the shows are likely to be residual hydrocarbons, including the strong mud gas shows at 2240 metres to 2260 metres,\" Arc said.
\"These Lower Anderson sands and their lateral equivalents are the primary target of the Stokes Bay-1 well, which will target them in a crestal location on the structure.\"
Meanwhile, Arc said the strong mud-gas shows in the deeper Laurel Fm (2400m to 2470m) were interpreted to be associated with a series of organic rich tight carbonates and shales.
With the logging complete, Arc was yesterday morning drilling Valentine-1 ahead at a depth of 2695m towards the Virgin Hills primary objective, due to be intersected at 3222m.
... der Count Down für Valentine-1 läuft ....
Laut ARC Energy Management war man heute morgen bei 3.000m und hatte noch 24 bis 48 Stunden bis TD
http://empireoil.apiix.com/detail.asp?FileID=38
Laut ARC Energy Management war man heute morgen bei 3.000m und hatte noch 24 bis 48 Stunden bis TD
http://empireoil.apiix.com/detail.asp?FileID=38
Das Update von gestern:
"[...] continue to record elevated gas readings intermittently as we drill through claystones, limestones and sandstones of the Clanmeyer Fmt. [...]"
Matthew Battrick, General Manager PCL
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/0073972067d2b9759eb2997305f6ac75…
TD wohl dieses Wochenende (eine minimale Verzögerung wg. eines erneuten Change of Drillbit) - daher am Montag News ...
Ob sie vor Montag auch wireline logs haben, scheint mir unwahrscheinlich - trotzdem könnte es am Montag schon ziemlich krachen, wenn sie irgendetwas Relevantes im Haupttarget finden ...
Jetzt es ist es Nervenkitzel pur ...
"[...] continue to record elevated gas readings intermittently as we drill through claystones, limestones and sandstones of the Clanmeyer Fmt. [...]"
Matthew Battrick, General Manager PCL
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/0073972067d2b9759eb2997305f6ac75…
TD wohl dieses Wochenende (eine minimale Verzögerung wg. eines erneuten Change of Drillbit) - daher am Montag News ...
Ob sie vor Montag auch wireline logs haben, scheint mir unwahrscheinlich - trotzdem könnte es am Montag schon ziemlich krachen, wenn sie irgendetwas Relevantes im Haupttarget finden ...
Jetzt es ist es Nervenkitzel pur ...
Leider ist Valentine im Haupttarget eine "dry well" - wirklich schade, da war schon einige Hoffnung ...:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/0a121d127b0b7059fc4a6a31cb29fc75…
... aber, wir haben 160m "strong gas shows" in den "shallower intervals", welche das Haupttarget der nun anstehenden sidetrack well Stokes-Bay 1 sind.
Diese sidetrack - Bohrung geht nun relativ schnell - das surface casing ist ja bereits gesetzt - ich denke man wird innerhalb der nächsten 14 Tage hier die Ergebnisse kennen. Und dort sind nach den "gas readings" in den betreffenden Intervallen bei Valentine die Aussichten wesentlich besser.
Zudem gab es gestern eine Information zu den noch in diesem Jahr anstehenden Wells im Carnavon Basin (Onshore) Thornbil, McLeod und Star Finch - auch hier ist für den Rest des Jahres noch einige Fantasie im Spiel:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/50d214335586c430ebc4d5b468708f13…
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/0a121d127b0b7059fc4a6a31cb29fc75…
... aber, wir haben 160m "strong gas shows" in den "shallower intervals", welche das Haupttarget der nun anstehenden sidetrack well Stokes-Bay 1 sind.
Diese sidetrack - Bohrung geht nun relativ schnell - das surface casing ist ja bereits gesetzt - ich denke man wird innerhalb der nächsten 14 Tage hier die Ergebnisse kennen. Und dort sind nach den "gas readings" in den betreffenden Intervallen bei Valentine die Aussichten wesentlich besser.
Zudem gab es gestern eine Information zu den noch in diesem Jahr anstehenden Wells im Carnavon Basin (Onshore) Thornbil, McLeod und Star Finch - auch hier ist für den Rest des Jahres noch einige Fantasie im Spiel:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/50d214335586c430ebc4d5b468708f13…
PetroleumNews.net:
Valentine a heartbreaker
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
CANNING Basin operator Arc Energy has decided to stop drilling its Valentine-1 exploration well at a depth of 3430 metres, as a result of poor porosity and a lack of hydrocarbon shows in the primary target.
In a drilling update released this afternoon, Arc said the clastic sediments of the Virgin Hills Formation at this location were interpreted to be predominantly tight sandstones and calcareous claystones.
"No significant indications of hydrocarbons or porosity were noted over this interval," Arc said.
"Further evaluation of all intervals in this well will be undertaken with the planned wireline logging program."
Based on these results, Arc said it decided to call total depth at 3430 metres.
After wireline logging, Arc said the well would be plugged back and sidetracked to the Stokes Bay targets.
"In Valentine-1, the very strong gas shows and indications of porosity in the shallower intervals of the Anderson and Laurel Formations is considered highly encouraging for the targets of the Stokes Bay-1 well, which were encountered as planned, substantially down-dip in the Valentine well bore," it said.
Participants in Valentine-1 are Arc Energy (operator – 38.95%), Empire Oil & Gas (14.8%), Emerald Oil & Gas (12.75%), Pancontinental Oil & Gas (10%), Phoenix Resources (10%), First Australian Resources (8%) and Indigo Oil (5.5%).
Valentine a heartbreaker
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
CANNING Basin operator Arc Energy has decided to stop drilling its Valentine-1 exploration well at a depth of 3430 metres, as a result of poor porosity and a lack of hydrocarbon shows in the primary target.
In a drilling update released this afternoon, Arc said the clastic sediments of the Virgin Hills Formation at this location were interpreted to be predominantly tight sandstones and calcareous claystones.
"No significant indications of hydrocarbons or porosity were noted over this interval," Arc said.
"Further evaluation of all intervals in this well will be undertaken with the planned wireline logging program."
Based on these results, Arc said it decided to call total depth at 3430 metres.
After wireline logging, Arc said the well would be plugged back and sidetracked to the Stokes Bay targets.
"In Valentine-1, the very strong gas shows and indications of porosity in the shallower intervals of the Anderson and Laurel Formations is considered highly encouraging for the targets of the Stokes Bay-1 well, which were encountered as planned, substantially down-dip in the Valentine well bore," it said.
Participants in Valentine-1 are Arc Energy (operator – 38.95%), Empire Oil & Gas (14.8%), Emerald Oil & Gas (12.75%), Pancontinental Oil & Gas (10%), Phoenix Resources (10%), First Australian Resources (8%) and Indigo Oil (5.5%).
... und nochmals PetroleumNews.net von heute:
Empire finalises Carnarvon Basin farm-out
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
EMPIRE Oil & Gas says it has plans to drill four exploration wells in the onshore Carnarvon Basin, having just wrapped up a $1.24 million farm-out with a private United Kingdom-based company.
DCA rig 7 - used in Empire's Carnarvon Basin drilling program
Under the deal, Jurassica Oil & Gas has earned a 40% stake in a petroleum permit under application (5/06-76) by agreeing to contribute $640,000 towards drilling Star Finch-1.
It is also entitled to 30% of EP 412, having contributed $600,000 towards the Thornbill-1 well.
Jurassica has until year-end to cough up a further $960,000, which will be used to fund the drilling of Lake MacLeod-1 in EP 439.
Empire as operator has contracted drilling contractors on Australia's Rig 7 to drill these three wells and another one in EP 6/06-7.
The drilling program will see the Lake Macleod-1 and Star Finch-1 wells, both near the Carnarvon township, drilled consecutively. Afterwards the rig will move further north to drill Thonbill-1, in which Bounty Oil & Gas is also a partner.
The Lake Macleod prospect is estimated to contain up to 150 million barrels of recoverable oil, while Star Finch is believed to have 50 billion cubic feet of recoverable gas reserves.
Even though the Thornbill prospect is considered prospective for oil, Empire said it is considered a gas play with the potential for up to 50Bcf.
Empire finalises Carnarvon Basin farm-out
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
EMPIRE Oil & Gas says it has plans to drill four exploration wells in the onshore Carnarvon Basin, having just wrapped up a $1.24 million farm-out with a private United Kingdom-based company.
DCA rig 7 - used in Empire's Carnarvon Basin drilling program
Under the deal, Jurassica Oil & Gas has earned a 40% stake in a petroleum permit under application (5/06-76) by agreeing to contribute $640,000 towards drilling Star Finch-1.
It is also entitled to 30% of EP 412, having contributed $600,000 towards the Thornbill-1 well.
Jurassica has until year-end to cough up a further $960,000, which will be used to fund the drilling of Lake MacLeod-1 in EP 439.
Empire as operator has contracted drilling contractors on Australia's Rig 7 to drill these three wells and another one in EP 6/06-7.
The drilling program will see the Lake Macleod-1 and Star Finch-1 wells, both near the Carnarvon township, drilled consecutively. Afterwards the rig will move further north to drill Thonbill-1, in which Bounty Oil & Gas is also a partner.
The Lake Macleod prospect is estimated to contain up to 150 million barrels of recoverable oil, while Star Finch is believed to have 50 billion cubic feet of recoverable gas reserves.
Even though the Thornbill prospect is considered prospective for oil, Empire said it is considered a gas play with the potential for up to 50Bcf.
Der Spud der Sidetrack-Well Stokes-Bay-1 war gestern - in spätestens 14 Tagen gibt es hier etwas zu feiern ... hoffe ich ... 
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/aba233c9889063c7c30e264ad5ed6c54…
... und wie immer, hat der Genaral Manager von PCL (10% JV-Partner) einen eigenen Kommentar abgegeben ...:
Pancontinental General Manager, Matthew Battrick said: “We look
forward to sidetracking the well to the Stokes Bay-1 target location to further evaluate the very strong gas shows and indications of porosity in the intersected intervals of the Anderson and Laurel Formations of the Valentine-1 well bore. These shows were considered very encouraging for the targets of the Stokes Bay 1 well which will be encountered as planned substantially up-dip in the Stokes Bay structure.”
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/aba233c9889063c7c30e264ad5ed6c54…
... und wie immer, hat der Genaral Manager von PCL (10% JV-Partner) einen eigenen Kommentar abgegeben ...:
Pancontinental General Manager, Matthew Battrick said: “We look
forward to sidetracking the well to the Stokes Bay-1 target location to further evaluate the very strong gas shows and indications of porosity in the intersected intervals of the Anderson and Laurel Formations of the Valentine-1 well bore. These shows were considered very encouraging for the targets of the Stokes Bay 1 well which will be encountered as planned substantially up-dip in the Stokes Bay structure.”
ARQ-Energy MD Eric Streitberg im corporatefile.com.au - Interview über Stokes Bay / Valentine:
"[...] Valentine 1 was a dual objective well which was sited to test the maximum possible extent of the shallow Point Torment gas accumulation and to also test a deep basin floor fan stratigraphic play in the Virgin Hills Formation.
The shallow objectives were encountered just about where we thought they should be and had excellent gas shows. The Valentine shows indicate that we could be right at the edge of the accumulation. The Stokes Bay sidetrack well will target
these sands about 90 metres up-dip from where we saw the shows in the Valentine well. We also saw some strong indications of oil in Valentine at the same level and oil was recovered from Point Torment during testing, so getting that far up-dip
in Stokes Bay should tell us exactly what we have.
We have also recommended to the joint venture that we deepen the Stokes Bay well to the Nullara level, which is the carbonate reef level that produces oil at Blina. This level had strong shows in Point Torment that were never tested properly so we believe it is worth deepening the well a couple of hundred meters to test them in this location. [...]"
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/5b3eba5c1ea0f81b313d40f074d4c781…
Ich freue mich schon jetzt auf kommenden Donnerstag, wenn es das nächste update gibt
"[...] Valentine 1 was a dual objective well which was sited to test the maximum possible extent of the shallow Point Torment gas accumulation and to also test a deep basin floor fan stratigraphic play in the Virgin Hills Formation.
The shallow objectives were encountered just about where we thought they should be and had excellent gas shows. The Valentine shows indicate that we could be right at the edge of the accumulation. The Stokes Bay sidetrack well will target
these sands about 90 metres up-dip from where we saw the shows in the Valentine well. We also saw some strong indications of oil in Valentine at the same level and oil was recovered from Point Torment during testing, so getting that far up-dip
in Stokes Bay should tell us exactly what we have.
We have also recommended to the joint venture that we deepen the Stokes Bay well to the Nullara level, which is the carbonate reef level that produces oil at Blina. This level had strong shows in Point Torment that were never tested properly so we believe it is worth deepening the well a couple of hundred meters to test them in this location. [...]"
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/5b3eba5c1ea0f81b313d40f074d4c781…
Ich freue mich schon jetzt auf kommenden Donnerstag, wenn es das nächste update gibt
Anbei das heutige Update. Man ist noch nicht im Target, da es zu einer technisch bedingten Verzögerung kam. Diese ist inzwischen behoben - jetzt sind noch etwa 650 m bis zur Haupt-Targetzone (Anderson Formation) zu bohren - diese müsste bis Montag erreicht sein.
Das JV überdenkt, die Bohrung darüberhinaus fortzusetzten, um ein zusätzliches Target für Öl zu testen.
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/3305612f81e2f316d404c16c6aed74a8…
Noch etwas Geduld ist von nöten ...
Das JV überdenkt, die Bohrung darüberhinaus fortzusetzten, um ein zusätzliches Target für Öl zu testen.
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/3305612f81e2f316d404c16c6aed74a8…
Noch etwas Geduld ist von nöten ...
das heutige Update zu Stokes-Bay
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/f58e0eb78778e8e3cd79594a89036ac6…
... irgendwie schon enttäuschend angesichts der Signale vor SB, die seitens des JV zuvor gegeben wurden ("160m gas readings and oil shows @ Valentine"; "encouraging for SB", "SB = Updip zu Valentine Shows" etc. ...)
Was immerhin bleibt sind "Gas and Oil shows" in der lower Anderson Fmt., welche EGO als Updip zu Valentine-Shows sieht. Diese Shows müssen nun mit wire line logs bewertet werden - Montag sollte es die Ergebnisse hierzu geben - ich hoffe sehr, dass wir hier eine commercial discovery haben - aber sicher bin ich nun nicht mehr ...
ein kompletter Duster, ist es aber auch nicht ... abwarten ...
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/f58e0eb78778e8e3cd79594a89036ac6…
... irgendwie schon enttäuschend angesichts der Signale vor SB, die seitens des JV zuvor gegeben wurden ("160m gas readings and oil shows @ Valentine"; "encouraging for SB", "SB = Updip zu Valentine Shows" etc. ...)
Was immerhin bleibt sind "Gas and Oil shows" in der lower Anderson Fmt., welche EGO als Updip zu Valentine-Shows sieht. Diese Shows müssen nun mit wire line logs bewertet werden - Montag sollte es die Ergebnisse hierzu geben - ich hoffe sehr, dass wir hier eine commercial discovery haben - aber sicher bin ich nun nicht mehr ...
ein kompletter Duster, ist es aber auch nicht ... abwarten ...
Anbei das letzte Update:
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/94475c130643e166b65cff0f672625b2…
several oil zones in den lower anderson fmt von stokes bay
das war hier vorerst mein letztes posting - interessiert ja ohnehin niemanden ...
http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/94475c130643e166b65cff0f672625b2…
several oil zones in den lower anderson fmt von stokes bay
das war hier vorerst mein letztes posting - interessiert ja ohnehin niemanden ...
Vor dem Hintergrund möglicher Militäraktionen der Türkei im Norden des Irak stieg der Preis für ein Barrel (159 l) Rohöl der Sorte WTI (Western Texas Intermediate) erstmals auf das Niveau von 87 US-$ an. Im Gleichtakt zum US-Öl kletterte der Preis der Nordseeölsorte Brent Crude in London ebenso auf ein neues Rekordniveau von knapp 83 US-$. Einige Analysten renommierter Bankhäuser rechnen nun mit einem Run auf 90 US-$ (Brent Crude) bzw. die Marke von 100 US-$ (WTI). Werden die Renommierten im Gegensatz zu ihren Immobilienkreditabteilungen ein glücklicheres Händchen mit ihrer Prognose haben?....
http://worldofinvestment.com/column/read/349/
Ganz interessant, könnt ja mal schauen.
http://worldofinvestment.com/column/read/349/
Ganz interessant, könnt ja mal schauen.
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