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[belisce6] 03/11/2013 20:29

ok... saw that tullow has update in a week or two..

[hedgebetter] 03/11/2013 20:05

Tullow/Dana are still drilling .... we should know soon. Its a 4 well campaign in Mauritania .... fingers crossed...

[belisce6] 03/11/2013 18:24

i see that cairn has spudded in morocco...

but wot about Dana/Tullow in Mauritania ? they were earmarked to drill the first well in aug2013 but cannot find any more reference to this other than Tullow reports in jun/jul2013 :-((

[hedgebetter] 29/10/2013 19:37

He's almost as bad as Coch6670 - someone gave his details on iii - last seen in St Neots selling a Toilet doobery wotsit . lmao I kid you not... I mean to say - forlorn and coch6670 having a spat - it could not be funnier...

[hedgebetter] 29/10/2013 13:48

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz like I said Morocco and of course Mauritania

[clumpweight] 28/10/2013 21:28

The sick posts Fromm iii.
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10:19
Question for jimmy
listener2
...or indeed anyone.

Given the recent shale oil discoveries, including an estimated 50bn barrels in Permian basin Texas, how do you see it impacting on the price of oil given OPEC's reduced influence? Will the answer have an impact on deep water drilling or frontier exploration? Can you see the uk finding shale oil and, subject to environmental agreement, being able to extract it?

Ok that's three question but you get the jist.

Morning all

L2

[hedgebetter] 28/10/2013 16:24

Morocco :-)

[hedgebetter] 26/10/2013 14:10

Clump - cage rattled - probably your sugar levels are low - too much alcohol does that. Chariot went with Cairn because Cairn are the most likely to drill in 2014 in Mauritania - look it up - or will that cause you too much of a hangover. Fed up of doing research for you. Your de-ramping is unbelievable WG.

[andonis] 23/10/2013 10:07

yes Long to min 16k

[belisce6] 22/10/2013 19:21

from sqz interim report... in rgrds to their morocco parts..

"In the Foum Draa licence (where Serica has an 8.33% carried interest up to a gross well cost capped at US$60 million), the operator (Cairn) has completed the acquisition of a site survey and has contracted a rig to drill the first exploration well. This will target a Lower Cretaceous turbidite channel stratigraphic play which the operator estimates to contain 142 mmboe of gross mean unrisked prospective resources. Drilling operations are expected to commence in October 2013.

In the Sidi Moussa licence (where Serica has a 5% carried interest up to a gross well cost capped at US$50 million), the operator (Genel) is targeting over 850 mmboe of gross unrisked prospective resources. The location for the first exploration well has been agreed and the well will target a prospect with unrisked prospective resources estimated by the operator at 200 mmboe. Site survey operations commenced in August 2013, a rig contract has been signed and the first exploration well is due to spud in Q2 2014."

[belisce6] 22/10/2013 18:06

looking at the 5yr chart, it looks to me like char is flatlining at the 5yr lows as it did during the year of 2009.. gonna be an interesting 2014 :-))
particularly if the financial houses shift over to this sector :-))

[david brent] 21/10/2013 20:49

you still here, why? - you must be a holder I'd say, no other reason to keep posting is there?

[clumpweight] 21/10/2013 18:28

It is not cool, it is about Namibia.

I see BP are playing the same games with SQZ.

[clumpweight] 21/10/2013 18:27

.... I reckon Char will drill with Cairn in Mauritania in 2014 - everything is looking that way ...

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Rubbish, it no way looks that way, if you are going to ramp. Please make it believable.

[hedgebetter] 18/10/2013 13:49

Great news on the BP/Kosmos and also Genel drilling programme in Morocco. Cairn will kick off in Morocco in the next few weeks as well. I was hoping it would have been last month - but I can wait :-) .... I reckon Char will drill with Cairn in Mauritania in 2014 - everything is looking that way ...

[david brent] 18/10/2013 10:00

Thanks clump, c u back here in 2016 then, bye.