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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.896.724 von schlangenmeister am 16.04.08 12:00:32Hallo,
weiss jemand von welchen Mengen Öl beim Lologi - Feld gesprochen wird?
Danke vorab
Ciao
bullson
weiss jemand von welchen Mengen Öl beim Lologi - Feld gesprochen wird?
Danke vorab
Ciao
bullson
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.896.046 von KnigRollo am 16.04.08 11:03:24im golf von mexico sind es ca 2000 meter wassertiefe plus nochmal 6000 meter boden also insgesamt 8000 m.
bei FOGL ist die wassertiefe ca 500m bis 1500m, bei DES nur 200m
ist alles machbar nur ne frage des geldes
bei FOGL ist die wassertiefe ca 500m bis 1500m, bei DES nur 200m
ist alles machbar nur ne frage des geldes
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.893.138 von SupermarioWin am 15.04.08 22:14:12mal eine frage: bei dem brasilienfeld würde aus 5km tiefe gefördert werden. meinen die
a. es ist 5000m meer zwischen oberfläche und grund, d.h. das öl liegt noch viel tiefer
haben die schon eine probebohrung gemacht und wie schätzt man dann so ein feld ab ??
bei der fogl.. aus welcher tiefe würde im fall der fälle die dann fördern ???
a. es ist 5000m meer zwischen oberfläche und grund, d.h. das öl liegt noch viel tiefer
haben die schon eine probebohrung gemacht und wie schätzt man dann so ein feld ab ??
bei der fogl.. aus welcher tiefe würde im fall der fälle die dann fördern ???
Es rührt sich was auf dem FOGL Kurszettel. Der Abgeber der letzten Wochen scheint erst mal draussen zu sein...
Notice of Annual General Meeting
to be held on 14 May 2008
http://www.fogl.com/investor/documents/NoticeofAGM.pdf
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to be held on 14 May 2008
http://www.fogl.com/investor/documents/NoticeofAGM.pdf
nicht mehr lange hin..
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Eine kleine Neuigkeit habe ich beim schnellen Durchdang durch den Geschäftsbericht noch entdeckt: "Enhanced processing and interpretation of CSEM results is nearing completion." Vielleicht gibt es dazu dann ja nochmal genauere Angaben, wobei ich mit den bisherigen auch schin sehr gut leben kann...
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RNS Number:3834S Falkland Oil and Gas Limited 15 April 2008
15 April 2008
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
Grant of Options
Unapproved Option Scheme
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited ('the Company') announces that on 14 April 2008 Tim Bushell, Chief Executive, was granted an option over 43,028 Ordinary Shares of 0.002p each in the Company ('Ordinary Shares') at an exercise price of 125.5p per Ordinary Share.
The option may be exercised between 14 April 2011 and 14 April 2015 subject to the satisfaction of performance criteria relating to the compound annual increase in the Company's share price over the period 14 April 2008 to 14 April 2011 ('the Performance Period').
The option shall not be deemed to be exercised at all unless the price of an Ordinary Share increases by more than 10 per cent compound during the Performance Period. If the price of an Ordinary Share increases by 10 per cent compound per annum during the Performance Period the option maybe exercised as to 25 per cent of the shares under option and if the price increases by 50 per cent compound per annum during the Performance Period the option may be exercised in full. The option shall be deemed to be exercisable over a reduced number of Ordinary Shares for increases between 10 per cent and 50 per cent calculated on a straight line basis.
Interest in Shares
Prior to the above grant Mr Bushell owned 60,000 Ordinary Shares in the Company and had options under the Company's Unapproved Option Scheme over 652,222 Ordinary Shares of which 457,627 are exercisable at 118p and 194,595 of which are exercisable at 92.5p subject to the satisfaction of performance criteria. He also has options under the Company's Long Term Incentive Plan over a total of 321,789 shares which are exercisable at par subject to the satisfaction of performance criteria.
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Enquiries:
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Richard Liddell, Chairman/David Hudd, Deputy Chairman +44 (0)20 7563 1260
Financial Dynamics Ben Brewerton/Ed Westropp +44 (0)20 7831 3113
KBC Peel Hunt
15 April 2008
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
Grant of Options
Unapproved Option Scheme
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited ('the Company') announces that on 14 April 2008 Tim Bushell, Chief Executive, was granted an option over 43,028 Ordinary Shares of 0.002p each in the Company ('Ordinary Shares') at an exercise price of 125.5p per Ordinary Share.
The option may be exercised between 14 April 2011 and 14 April 2015 subject to the satisfaction of performance criteria relating to the compound annual increase in the Company's share price over the period 14 April 2008 to 14 April 2011 ('the Performance Period').
The option shall not be deemed to be exercised at all unless the price of an Ordinary Share increases by more than 10 per cent compound during the Performance Period. If the price of an Ordinary Share increases by 10 per cent compound per annum during the Performance Period the option maybe exercised as to 25 per cent of the shares under option and if the price increases by 50 per cent compound per annum during the Performance Period the option may be exercised in full. The option shall be deemed to be exercisable over a reduced number of Ordinary Shares for increases between 10 per cent and 50 per cent calculated on a straight line basis.
Interest in Shares
Prior to the above grant Mr Bushell owned 60,000 Ordinary Shares in the Company and had options under the Company's Unapproved Option Scheme over 652,222 Ordinary Shares of which 457,627 are exercisable at 118p and 194,595 of which are exercisable at 92.5p subject to the satisfaction of performance criteria. He also has options under the Company's Long Term Incentive Plan over a total of 321,789 shares which are exercisable at par subject to the satisfaction of performance criteria.
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Enquiries:
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Richard Liddell, Chairman/David Hudd, Deputy Chairman +44 (0)20 7563 1260
Financial Dynamics Ben Brewerton/Ed Westropp +44 (0)20 7831 3113
KBC Peel Hunt
Für alle, die ihrer Fantasie freien Lauf lassen wollen:
Schaut euch mal auf dieser Präsentation
http://www.fogl.com/documents/FalklandOilandGasLimited-Corpo…
die Seite 10 an.
Wertschätzung für die FOGL-Aktie:
Aktueller Aktienpreis: £1.30
500mm bbl Vorkommen: £10.00
Loligo Erfolgsfall: £75.00
Wohlgemerkt, diese Einschätzungen gelten für einen Ölpreis von 50$/Barrel und nur das Hauptfeld Loligo
Schaut euch mal auf dieser Präsentation
http://www.fogl.com/documents/FalklandOilandGasLimited-Corpo…
die Seite 10 an.
Wertschätzung für die FOGL-Aktie:
Aktueller Aktienpreis: £1.30
500mm bbl Vorkommen: £10.00
Loligo Erfolgsfall: £75.00
Wohlgemerkt, diese Einschätzungen gelten für einen Ölpreis von 50$/Barrel und nur das Hauptfeld Loligo
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.890.466 von BReal am 15.04.08 17:47:06Outlook
This project has been described as highimpact/high-risk by some commentators inthe past. While it is clearly high-impact, we have worked hard to mitigate the risks.
As a result of our technical work and data gathering we believe that the exploration risk has been significantly reduced. Deep water, harsh weather and the remote location have all been cited as potential obstacles to success. However, the environment is very similar to West of Shetland, UK Northern North Sea and the Norwegian Sea. In all of these areas, oil and gas have been successfully discovered and exploited and the drilling and production technologies that have made this possible are readily applicable to FOGL’s prospects. Most of them lie in water-depths of 600 to 1,500 metres; while recent wells in the Gulf of Mexico have been drilled in water-depths of up to 6,000 metres. Furthermore, the wells will
be conventional (i.e. they are not high temperature or high pressure). While the North Falklands basin drilling campaign of 1998 was not a commercial success, it demonstrated that offshore drilling operations could be effectively supported from a shorebase in the Falkland Islands.
Despite its perceived remoteness, the Falkland Islands is located between key oil and gas markets. It is well-positioned for North and South America, South Africa and Asia. Extensive development case modelling by FOGL, based on the use of floating production storage and offloading vessels (FPSOs), has been carried out using various sizes and types of discovery. FPSOs would be able to operate effectively in the Licence areas and oil would be exported by shuttle tankers. Using such a development concept, even moderate sized discoveries would be commercially viable, even at oil prices substantially lower than today’s market prices. The favourable fiscal terms offered by FIG and the Islands’ political stability further enhance the attractiveness of this area. Exploration drilling is now expected to begin in 2009 and given the potential of the short listed prospects, we believe that the chances of a commercially viable discovery have improved further.
This project has been described as highimpact/high-risk by some commentators inthe past. While it is clearly high-impact, we have worked hard to mitigate the risks.
As a result of our technical work and data gathering we believe that the exploration risk has been significantly reduced. Deep water, harsh weather and the remote location have all been cited as potential obstacles to success. However, the environment is very similar to West of Shetland, UK Northern North Sea and the Norwegian Sea. In all of these areas, oil and gas have been successfully discovered and exploited and the drilling and production technologies that have made this possible are readily applicable to FOGL’s prospects. Most of them lie in water-depths of 600 to 1,500 metres; while recent wells in the Gulf of Mexico have been drilled in water-depths of up to 6,000 metres. Furthermore, the wells will
be conventional (i.e. they are not high temperature or high pressure). While the North Falklands basin drilling campaign of 1998 was not a commercial success, it demonstrated that offshore drilling operations could be effectively supported from a shorebase in the Falkland Islands.
Despite its perceived remoteness, the Falkland Islands is located between key oil and gas markets. It is well-positioned for North and South America, South Africa and Asia. Extensive development case modelling by FOGL, based on the use of floating production storage and offloading vessels (FPSOs), has been carried out using various sizes and types of discovery. FPSOs would be able to operate effectively in the Licence areas and oil would be exported by shuttle tankers. Using such a development concept, even moderate sized discoveries would be commercially viable, even at oil prices substantially lower than today’s market prices. The favourable fiscal terms offered by FIG and the Islands’ political stability further enhance the attractiveness of this area. Exploration drilling is now expected to begin in 2009 and given the potential of the short listed prospects, we believe that the chances of a commercially viable discovery have improved further.
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