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Zur Zeit gibt es mehrere Gründe, weswegen Energulf steigt. Und zwar langsam mit kleinen Rücksetzern, was nachhaltigere Wirkung zeigen wird.
Gründe des Anstiegs:
- Für den Kongo stehen im Onshore Bereich Infos an (Seismische Ergebnisse und Bohrbeginn)- . Anteil 90%
- Energulf hat genügend Eigenkapital, um die Bohrungen selbständig ausführen zu können.
- Der Ölpreis steigt stetig
- Für den Offshore-Bereich in Namibia ist Energulf der Operator, allerdings nur mit 10% Anteil. Operator erst seit einigen Monaten, denn die Russen wolltens nicht mehr machen.
- Enerulf ist einer der wenigen publik Explorer in dem Bereich
- Und ganz interessant: die riesigen Vorkommen auf der anderen Seite des Atlantik werden für Investoren immer uninteressanter, denn Brasilien will alles verstaatlichen. Da konzentriert man sich eben auf die verbliebenen erdölträchtigen Gebiete in SW-Afrika.
Bei einer geringen MK (ca 70 mio Dollar) und Aktienanzahl von nur 65 mio steht ein riesiges Potenzial an. Eine MK von einer halben Milliarde ist ohne weiteres denkbar. Bei Erfolg in beiden Explorationsgebieten eher mehr.
Die Seite von Energulf habe ich eingeblendet:
ENERGULF RESOURCES
EnerGulf Resources Inc. is a publicly traded international oil and gas exploration company focused on maximizing shareholder value by targeting high impact opportunities for acquisition and development in the world's most prospective hydrocarbon regions.
Corporate Highlights
• Strong Capitalisation for upside growth – only 65,110,641 million shares outstanding
• Strong Cash position
• World class prospective offshore and onshore oil & gas properties in Western and Southern Africa [interests in over 2.12 million acres (8,500 sq/km)]
• Experienced Management team
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
- Block 1711 - Namibia
• 2 million acre, deep offshore Oil and Gas Production Sharing Contract – 10% interest
• Upon completion of the Kunene #1 exploration well in August 2008, the company announced the discovery of an active hydrocarbon system in the previously unexplored Namibe Basin
• Comprehensive Evaluation of Kunene #1 and Block 1711 commenced in 2010
• Netherland Sewell Resource Estimate as of January 2006, undrilled Hartmann Prospect, 93,000 acres of closure – unrisked best estimate- 2,704 MMBO or 14,064 BCF
• EnerGulf is the interim operator
Lotshi Block - DRC
• 90% interest of 500 Km₂ Oil and Gas Production Sharing Contract
• Seismic program completed in October 2010
• On trend with the M’Boundi giant field in the Republic of Congo and situated in a similar geological setting
• EnerGulf is the operator
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Im Wallstreetforum sind halt auch viele Dampfplauderer, die offensichtlich enorm viel Zeit haben, den gleichen Senf über Jahre abzulassen. Energulf hat zZ wieder einen Einstiegskurs. Ein Anstieg kommt sicher die nächsten 2 bis drei Wochen wieder.
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Spätestens wenn ENA oder ein anderer Big Oil Player einsteigt, ist Energulf auch ein Produzent, falls die Firma nicht alles abtritt. Und letzteres wäre dumm, bei dem Potenzial, welches der Lotsiblock besitzt.
Die Gründe für den Anstieg der letzten Wochen gehen eindeutig auf die laufende Aktivitäten von Energulf zurück. Das kann man alles nachlesen. Ich gehe natürlich davon aus, dass die Firma wirklich aktiv ist und dies nicht nur vorgetäuscht wird. Die Möglichkeit, das im Lotsiblock ebenfalls eine Quelle angestochen wird, ist vorhanden. Und wenn es ein Loch wird mit einer Tagesproduktion von 50000 Barrel kann man sich leicht ausrechnen, was das bei einem Preis von 100Dollar pro Barrel im Jahr ergibt.
Falls ein Gigant bei Lotsi einsteigt, wird der Wert von Energulf von einem Dollar auf mindestens 5 Dollar auch ohne vorhergehenden Erfolg ansteigen. Bei einem Erfolg wie oben angedeutet bei M´Boundi sind dann auch 20 Dollar drin.
Und diese Phantasie, was es ja vorerst ist, hat den Wert von Energulf angetrieben. Und wird ihn auch weiterantreiben.
Ein Auszug aus der Homepage von Energulf:
The Lotshi Block is on trend with the massive M'Boundi Oil Field in Republic of Congo. The M'Boundi has an estimated 1.4 billion barrels of oil in place and produces more than 50,000 barrels per day. It was recently purchased by ENI, the Italian super major, for over $1.5 billion. Guess what, ENI just bought into the Ndunda block directly south of the Lotshi Block. ENI will be the operator and is reported to earn a 55% interest for drilling 2 wells and paying 55% of the costs to date.
Also, two encouraging oil discoveries have recently been drilled next door, on the neighbor's block contiguous to the west, in Cabinda, Angola (South Block). The first well struck oil in the Chela sand formation and tested light oil at 2,275 barrels per day. The second well encountered a 21 meter gross hydrocarbon column and will be tested soon. The Chela is one of the three targeted formations on the Lotshi Block.
The Lotshi Block is also in close proximity to Chevron's offshore giant Malongo field offshore Cabinda Angola, that produces 300,000 barrels/day and Perenco's offshore/onshore DRC field that produces 28,000 barrels per/day.
Nicht gerade viel, was da gemeldet wird, aber immerhin wird bestätigt, dass die seismischen Arbeiten abgeschlossen sind. Ein Zeitplan für die weiteren Aktivitäten ist vorgegebeben. Allerdings ist es enttäuschend, dass die Bohrungen erst im späten Sommer beginnen sollen. Allerdings darf man nicht vernachlässigen, dass die seismische Datenverarbeitung natürlich Zeit braucht. Anschließend ist es wichtig, die Daten zunächst mit den Potentialdaten (Magnetik, Gravity) zu verifizieren, um sie dann in Einklang mit den erfassten geologischen Parametern zu bringen. Die Festlegung der Bohrlochkoordinaten ist schließlich das Allerwichtigste.
February 2, 2011
(Houston) EnerGulf Resources Inc. (the “Company”) (TSXV:ENG Frankfurt:EKG) is
pleased to provide project updates on the Lotshi Block in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (“DRC”) and Block 1711 offshore Namibia.
Lotshi Block – Onshore DRC:
State-of-the-art processing of the 2-D seismic that was acquired during the summer of
2010 has been completed. EnerGulf is currently interpreting and mapping the new
seismic and integrating it with the older seismic data which we re-processed in 2009. We
also plan to integrate the seismic data with the airborne gravity and magnetics data,
which was acquired and processed in 2008-09. This work is expected to yield several
drillable prospects by the 2nd Quarter 2011, in time for a drilling program which is
anticipated to begin in the late summer. We are currently in the process of canvassing
available drilling rigs and drilling engineering consultants for the drill program.
The Lotshi Block covers approximately 500 square km of the Les Zones du Bassin Côtier
in the onshore coastal salt basin of western DRC. EnerGulf is the operator of the project
and has a 90% interest. The Block is contiguous to Cabinda, Angola where
Pluspetrol/ROC Oil Company have drilled 4 wells and encountered oil in the Chela
formation on its Cabinda South Block which is immediately contiguous to the Lotshi
Block’s western boundary. They reported the Castanha-1 well struck light oil (33 API)
over 15 gross metres below a depth of 2214 metres in the Chela formation, the Castanha-
2 well drilled to a depth of 2,448m encountered a 21metre gross hydrocarbon column,
the Castanha-3 well encountered a gross hydrocarbon column of approximately 7 metres,
and the Castanha-4 well encountered a gross hydrocarbon column of approximately 15
metres. The Chela sands are a target formation for the Lotshi block. SOCO International
has encountered oil shows to the north of the block in the Lower Bucomazi and the Chela
formations. The Bucomazi formations are also targets in the Lotshi block.
Block 1711 - Offshore Namibia:
EnerGulf, as interim operator of Block 1711, is coordinating the work program approved
by the co-venturers to further evaluate the current and additional prospects, identify
future drilling locations and consider potential re-entry of the Kunene #1. Most of the
work is focused on properly evaluating the results of the Kunene #1 well and integrating
this information with existing seismic data. The work also involves evaluating samples
from the well for several different types of marine and terrestrial microfossils. A detailed
petrographic study of samples from the side-wall cores, is almost complete. This new
data is being evaluated and integrated with the available 3-D and 2-D seismic.
Additional leads are also being developed and we expect various results to be ready in the
2nd Quarter 2011.
Block 1711 comprises 2.2 million acres and is situated in the Namibe basin off the
northern coast of Namibia along the international boundary with Angola. EnerGulf has a
10% working interest in Block 1711.
Written by Administrator
Friday, 11 February 2011 08:11
EnerGulf Resources, as interim operator of Block 1711, announced last week that it is coordinating the exploration work programme approved by the co-venturers to further evaluate the current and additional prospects, identify future drilling locations and consider potential re-entry of the Kunene #1.
The block is situated in the Namib basin off the northern coast of Namibia along the international boundary with Angola. The work will further evaluate the current and additional prospects, as well as identify future drilling locations and consider potential re-entry of the well.
According to EnerGulf, the oil exploration prospect that have been identified by extensive modern seismic data on the 893,100 hectare (2.2 million acre) block which reached a total depth of 5,050 metres had significant hydrocarbon shows.
“Most of the work is focused on properly evaluating the results of the Kunene #1 well and integrating this information with existing seismic data. The work also involves evaluating samples from the well for several different types of marine and terrestrial microfossils. A detailed petrographic study of samples from the side-wall cores, is almost complete. This new data is being evaluated and integrated with the available 3-D and 2-D seismic. Additional leads are also being developed and we expect various results to be ready in the 2nd Quarter 2011,” the company said in a statement.
The company further said that the block’s co-venturers met the initial work requirement by drilling the Kunene #1 well utilising the drill ship Deep Venture. The block’s co-venturer, Nakor Investments currently holds a 70% interest in the block, which was transferred from Sintezneftegas Namibia. Energulf Resources owns 10% paying interest. South African national oil company, PetroSA, also owns a 10% paying interest. NAMCOR, the Namibian national oil company has a 7% carried interest in the block. Kunene Energy, a Namibian company, also has 3% carried interest.
The CEO of EnerGulf, Jeff Greenblum, said the company is pleased to report that its exploration work programmes for the Block 1711 is on schedule.
“This sets the stage for an exciting year of 2011 for EnerGulf. The valuable geological work we are completing for Block 1711 should yield additional prospects and lead the way forward to unleash the potential of this outstanding block,” Greenblum said.
When the Ministry of Mines and Energy in September last year appointed EnerGulf Resources as interim operator for the oil and gas potential block, the petroleum commissioner in the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Immanuel Mulunga, told the Economist that the Ministry supports the exploration work programme of the EnerGulf Resources.
He added that the ministry renewed the license for a further period of two years from 31 March 2010 to 31 March 2012, with specific work that needs to be carried out in this two year period.
EnerGulf is a publicly traded international oil and gas exploration company that focus on maximising shareholder value by targeting high impact opportunities in the world’s most prospective hydrocarbon regions.
Quelle:
http://www.economist.com.na/...oil-and-gas&catid=593:general-news
Nach einigen Wochen der Korrektur bekommt Energulf wieder Auftrieb. Da es keine News gibt, könnte es an dem extrem steigenden Preis für Öl liegen. Sobald also die Lybienkriese vorbei ist, wird sich der Preis wieder stabilisieren. Und Energulf wieder billiger werden. Bis zum Bohrbeginn dauert es ja noch einige Monate, insofern wird es wahrscheinlich noch 2 bis 3 mal günstige Preise zur Aufstockung oder zum Neueinstieg geben.
Und das solange bis es News gibt, oder der Zeitpunkt zum Bohrtermin naeher gerueckt ist. Ab Mai spaetestens duerfte der Euro wieder geknackt sein.
heute aber bröckelt er wieder ab, wie es zumindestens im Vorfeld an der Nasdaq Börse ausschaut. Bei 80 cent (Euro) war ein Verkauf von Aktien wohl nur wenigen gelungen. (Nach den Charts). Weiterhin auf Tauchstation...!
EnerGulf Resources Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: ENG)(FRANKFURT: EKS) is pleased to provide an update on the Lotshi Block located onshore in the Democratic Republic of Congo ("DRC" ).
Following the completion of the Company's 2-D seismic program in late October 2010 and the first phase of mapping, EnerGulf's preliminary interpretation of the data indicates multiple prospects and drill targets located in the pre-salt Chela, Bucomazi and Lucula formations. To obtain a more complete understanding of the subsurface and develop optimal drilling locations, the seismic data is being integrated with state of the art high resolution gravity, aeromagnetic, radiomagnetic, and satellite-borne Thematic Mapper and Shuttle Radar Topography data. Initial interpretation of the available data suggests to management that potential hydrocarbon structures on the block are larger than previously thought.
DeGolyer and MacNaughton of Dallas, Texas has been engaged to provide an estimation of the prospective hydrocarbon resources in each of the drill sites being considered. The report should be completed in late April, 2011. The prospective resources estimates will be prepared using assumptions and methodology guidelines outlined in the Canadian Oil and Gas Evaluation Handbook, and in accordance with National Instrument 51-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities ("NI 51-101"), and to conform to the definitions and guidelines of the 2007 Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS). DeGolyer and MacNaughton is an international petroleum consulting firm that specializes in evaluation of reserves and resources for major and independent oil and gas companies, governments, financial institutions and the investment industry.
EnerGulf is also pleased to confirm that plans to conduct a 3 well drill program on the Lotshi Block in late summer 2011 are still on schedule. To assist in leading the drilling operations, EnerGulf has added Mr. Andy Bagot of Figure 3 Oil & Gas LLC as a consultant for drilling management and coordination. Mr. Bagot's 30 years in the oil and gas industry has provided him with vast experience in both domestic and international drilling and production operations. Mr. Bagot has held senior positions with, Goodrich Petroleum, Peoples Energy and Bridas Energy. He started his career at Phibro Energy and The Superior Oil Company.
To further facilitate a successful program, the Company has contracted the drilling project management firm, JWE (UK) Limited. JWE is staffed with drilling professionals experienced in Congo, and other frontier areas. Established in 1999, JWE has project managed the drilling of over 100 wells in 20 countries. Founder and Managing Director Richard Gray has 30 years experience having formally held senior positions with Amoco, Sun Oil, LASMO, Premier Oil and Burren Energy (an original founder of the M'Boundi field).
The Lotshi Block covers approximately 500 square km of the Les Zones du Bassin Cotier in the onshore coastal salt basin of western DRC. EnerGulf is the operator of the project and has a 90% interest. The Block is contiguous to Cabinda, Angola and is on trend with the M'Boundi giant field in Republic of Congo and situated in a similar geological setting. The Lotshi Block is also in relatively close proximity to the offshore Cabinda, Malongo and Takula giant field complexes operated by Chevron and the onshore and offshore Perinco fields in DRC.
Commenting for EnerGulf, Chairman and CEO, Jeff Greenblum, said, "We are very pleased that all our hard work and investment involved in the Lotshi Block's seismic operations has yielded exciting prospects and drill targets. Our quest to obtain high impact oil and gas production results is progressing to the home stretch as we advance towards commencing the drilling program on our Lotshi property"............................
On Behalf of the Board of Directors of EnerGulf Resources Inc.
Jeff Greenblum, CEO/COB
For more information, please contact
Ben Curry
Progressive Investor Relations
Tel: (604) 689-2881
E-mail: info@energulf.com
Website: www.energulf.com
""""""""""Initial interpretation of the available data suggests to management that potential hydrocarbon structures on the block are larger than previously thought"""""""""""""
Fazit: ... größere HC-Structures als urspruenglich angenommen.
der Bericht Ende April wird mit Sicherheit auch noch spannend
und in Late Summer haben wir 3 Bohrungen vor uns liegen.
Det läuft..................
Vorher glaube ich nicht, obwohl es Energulf selber vielleicht gerne haette. Halten ist angesagt. Zukauf unter einem Dollar hat geringes Risiko bis August. Nur meine Meinung.