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Berlin 18.11.2011 0,464 zu 0,568
Düsseldorf 18.11.2011 0,463 zu 0,569
Frankfurt 18.11.2011 0,464 zu 0,568
München 18.11.2011 0,508 zu 0,528
und lediglich in Stuttgart schafft man es eine einigermaßen angepaßte Kursstellung zu bekommen
Stuttgart 0,523 zu 0,550
Ist irgendwie echt mehr als traurig was da "einfach so" gespielt wird...............
Der Markt hat sich beruhigt, die meisten Baeren sind wieder in Bullen mutiert. Auch ohne News koennte Energulf Grund gewinnen und die 1 Dollar Marke leicht wieder angehen.
Gute News vorausgesetzt kaemen dann mal wieder Marken um die 1.50 bis 2 Dollar in Frage.
Meine Meinung nur.
http://www.energulf.com/ENG_Presentation_2012.pdf
irgendwie klappt der Link aber nicht.
MEDIA & REPORTS
Frontier Plays in Congo and Offshore Namibia: Company Presentation - Updated Winter 2012
Irgendwie klappt das mit der Graphik nicht. Bitte, falls interessiert, bei der HP von ENG selber nachschauen.
Jedenfalls plant Eng grosses innerhalb der naechsten 10 Monate. Bei Lothsi soll bereits im Juni gebohrt werden, auch in Namibia ist sowas fuer anfangs 2013 vorgesehen. Nehme deswegen an, dass die derzeitigen Ausbruchsversuche damit zusammen haengen.
schedule.jpg (verkleinert auf 47%)
wider Erwarten doch noch geklappt. Eng ist vielleicht doch noch ein Invest wert. Bin selber schon lagen dabei, jedoch kein Pushversuch. Keine Empfehlung.
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0.75 0.04 (5.63%)EnerGulf Resources Releases New Prospective Resource Estimates for Block 1711 Offshore Namibia with a Mean Estimate of 3.166 ... |
| EnerGulf Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:ENG)(FRANKFURT:EKS) ("the Company") is pleased to announce the Company has received a prospective oil resources report for four prospects and nine leads on Block 1711, Offshore Namibia, including a mean estimate of 3.166 Billion barrels of potentially recoverable oil. The report was prepared by independent oil and natural gas reservoir engineers Netherland Sewell and Associates, Inc. ("NSAI") of Dallas, Texas (www.netherlandsewell.com). The report was prepared as of December 31, 2011, and will be available on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) and on the EnerGulf website (www.energulf.com). NSAI estimates the unrisked gross (100 percent) prospective oil resources for the prospects and leads as of December 31, 2011, to be: Gross (100%) Unrisked Prospective Oil Resources (MMbbl) -------------------------------------------------- Low Estimate Best Estimate High Estimate Mean -------------------------------------------------- Total 742 2,749 6,108 3,166 -------------------------------------------------- The estimates in this report have been prepared in accordance with the definitions and guidelines set forth in Canadian National Instrument 51-101 Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities and Section 5 of Volume 1, Second Edition, of the Canadian Oil and Gas Evaluation Handbook (COGEH), prepared jointly by the Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (Calgary Chapter) and the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy & Petroleum (Petroleum Society) (the latter of which is now the Petroleum Society of Canada). Please also see footnote below. The following table reports the results from the NSAI report by individual prospect or lead. -------------------------------------------------- Play Type/ Unrisked Gross (100 Percent) Prospect/Lead Prospective Oil Resources (MMbbl) ------------------------------------------------ Low Best High Estimate Estimate Estimate Mean(1) -------------------------------------------------- Paleocene-Eocene Turbidites -------------------------------------------------- Hartmann Prospect 175 655 1,363 729 -------------------------------------------------- Ondangwa Prospect 60 203 411 223 -------------------------------------------------- Entanga Lead 160 610 1,319 688 -------------------------------------------------- Lead C 45 157 326 175 -------------------------------------------------- Lead J 68 226 468 252 -------------------------------------------------- Early Cretaceous Synrift Sandstones -------------------------------------------------- Kunene Deep Prospect 21 85 203 102 -------------------------------------------------- Kunene South Prospect 48 189 455 227 -------------------------------------------------- Lead F 41 164 383 193 -------------------------------------------------- Lead K 42 148 338 174 -------------------------------------------------- Precambrian-Paleozoic Basement -------------------------------------------------- Kunene Deep Lead 19 74 209 99 -------------------------------------------------- Lead G 8 33 87 42 -------------------------------------------------- Pangea Lead 36 141 371 178 -------------------------------------------------- Rodinia Lead 17 65 174 84 -------------------------------------------------- Total(2) 742 2,749 6,108 3,166 -------------------------------------------------- 1. In accordance with the COGEH, NSAI have reported the low, best, and high estimates for each prospect and lead. As requested, NSAI have also included mean estimates for each prospect and lead 2. Totals are the arithmetic sum of multiple probability distributions and may not add because of rounding. Block 1711 comprises 2.2 million acres (8,900 square km) and is situated in the Namibe basin off the northern coast of Namibia along the international boundary with Angola. The co-venturers in Block 1711 are currently EnerGulf 15% (with a possible additional 4%), PetroSA 10%, NAKOR 10% (carried), NAMCOR 7% (carried), HRT 2.7%, and Kunene Energy 0.3% (carried). EnerGulf has been granted the authority to market and negotiate the terms for the remaining 51% to 55% interest in Block 1711 with potential qualified industry participants with the consent of the Namibian Ministry of Mines and Energy. EnerGulf will continue as the interim Operator under the Joint Operating Agreement (EnerGulf News Release October 12, 2011). EnerGulf's extensive work program has determined that Block 1711 contains at least five Paleocene-Eocene turbidite sand prospects and leads. They comprise a current mean recoverable resource estimate per the NSAI report of more than 2 Billion barrels. This play was not considered for Block 1711 before the Kunene #1 well was drilled, but biostratigraphic information from the well suggested its importance. NSAI's High Estimates for these prospects and leads, totaling 4 billion barrels is in line with similar turbidite fields of the same age in the Campos Basin of Brazil. Other Giant (greater than 500 million barrels) deepwater turbidite sand analogs for this play exist in the deepwater play off Angola, north of Block 1711, as well as elsewhere in West Africa, and the Gulf of Mexico. Further, it has been recognized for some time that the Syn-Rift play in Block 1711 is geologically similar to the Pre-Salt plays in the Santos Basin of Brazil and in the Upper Congo Basin of West Africa, including EnerGulf's Lotshi Block in DRC. The Kunene #1 well penetrated the uppermost 200 meters of the Syn-Rift section, and although no commercial reservoir zones were found, the section was thermally mature and a significant show of heavy gas was noted just above the top of the zone. NSAI's High resource estimate of more than a billion barrels for 4 prospects and leads in this play hints at the promise it presents. In addition to the Turbidite and Syn-Rift plays, each of which have many Giant (less than 500 million barrels recoverable) oil field analogs in West Africa and Brazil, the company has identified a new play involving huge structures in Basement rocks. This play has been recognized throughout West Africa and Brazil, and although there are no nearby Giant fields in this play, further study of the existing leads on Block 1711 could lead to a significant increase in the Block's resources. EnerGulf also continues with plans for a mid 2012 drill program on its 500 square km Lotshi Block located in the onshore coastal salt basin of western DRC. EnerGulf recently reported the receipt of an assessment of the Prospective Resources on EnerGulf's Lotshi Block with a mean estimate of 313 million barrels for the potentially recoverable oil on seven oil prospects on the Lotshi Block. The report was prepared by DeGolyer and MacNaughton (D&M), an independent international petroleum consulting firm located in Dallas, Texas (www.demac.com) and is available on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) and on the Company's website (www.energulf.com). EnerGulf is the operator of the project and has a 90% interest and COHYDRO, the state oil company of the DRC, holds a 10% carried interest. Jeff Greenblum, Chairman and CEO for EnerGulf states, "We are pleased to publicly demonstrate the breadth and depth of the prospect portfolio as it currently stands. The report by NSAI validates the work EnerGulf has done since taking over as operator of Block 1711. Our analysis of the information obtained during the drilling of the Kunene #1 well served as a catalyst for developing several new prospects and leads, as well as a complete re-evaluation of the existing prospect portfolio. We are looking forward to planning our upcoming 3-D seismic acquisition and drill programs, and pursuing talks with prospective qualified industry co-venturers." Footnote: Per the NSAI report, "Prospective resources are those quantities of petroleum estimated, as of a given date, to be potentially recoverable from undiscovered accumulations by application of future development projects. The prospective resources included in this report indicate exploration opportunities and development potential in the event a petroleum discovery is made and should not be construed as reserves or contingent resources. There is no certainty that any portion of the prospective resources will be discovered. If discovered, there is no certainty that it will be commercially viable to produce any portion of the prospective resources. Entities for which prospective resources have been estimated in this report have been subclassified as prospects and leads. A prospect is defined as a project associated with a potential accumulation that is sufficiently well defined to represent a viable drilling target, and a lead is defined as a project associated with a potential accumulation that is currently poorly defined and requires more data acquisition and/or evaluation in order to be classified as a prospect. The oil resources shown include crude oil only. Oil volumes are expressed in millions of barrels (MMbbl); a barrel is equivalent to 42 United States gallons. The prospective resources shown in this report have been estimated using a combination of deterministic and probabilistic methods and are dependent on a petroleum discovery being made. If a discovery is made and development is undertaken, the probability that the recoverable volumes will equal or exceed the unrisked estimated amounts is 90 percent for the low estimate, 50 percent for the best estimate, and 10 percent for the high estimate. As recommended in the COGEH, the low, best, and high estimate prospective resources have been aggregated beyond the prospect and lead level by arithmetic summation; therefore, these totals do not include the portfolio effect that might result from statistical aggregation. Note that these distributions do not include consideration of the probability of success of discovering and producing commercial quantities of oil, but rather represent the likely distribution of the oil deposits, if discovered." |
EnerGulf Corporate Update
DALLAS, TEXAS (December 21, 2012), EnerGulf Resources Inc. (TSX-V: ENG; FSE: EKS)
("EnerGulf" or "the Company"). At the Company's Annual General Meeting held on December
17, 2012, Jeff Greenblum, Clive Brookes and Tom Fetters were re-elected as Directors and Eliecer Palacios was elected as a new Director. Jeff Greenblum continues as Chairman of the Board and CEO, and Clive Brookes as CFO. All other resolutions were passed as set out in the Notice of Annual General Meeting.
The Company continues its efforts to secure sources of funding and qualified participants for its projects.
Lotshi Block, onshore DRC: The Lotshi Block onshore Democratic Republic of Congo ("DRC") is drill ready with plans for a 3-4 well drill program for the summer of 2013. The Block is situated on the far west side of the DRC contiguous to Cabinda, Angola, next to the Atlantic Ocean. As previously reported, a prospective resource estimate for the Lotshi Block has been prepared and includes a mean estimate of 313,176,000 barrels of potentially recoverable oil.
The report was prepared by DeGolyer and MacNaughton (D&M), an independent international petroleum consulting firm located in Dallas, Texas. The report is available on SEDAR and on the EnerGulf website. The block is believed to be on trend with the billion barrel M'boundi field in Republic of Congo. EnerGulf has also recently completed the construction of a school and a health clinic on the Block for the local communities, per the terms of the Production Sharing Contract. Block 1711, offshore Namibia: EnerGulf continues on behalf of the Government of Namibia to find a majority participant for Block 1711. The Company is marketing the project and is conducting data room presentations with qualified industry potential participants.
The Company intends to secure a JV participant in the first half of 2013. A prospective resource report for Block 1711 was prepared covering four prospects and nine leads. The report includes a mean estimate of 3,166,000,000 barrels of potentially recoverable oil. The report was prepared by independent oil and natural gas reservoir engineers Netherland Sewell and Associates Inc. of Dallas, Texas, and is available on SEDAR and the EnerGulf website. EnerGulf has a 15% working interest in Block 1711. The upcoming work program calls for a 3D seismic program in the southern part of the Block with a follow up well.
Newly elected member to the Board of Directors, Eliecer Palacios, is a Senior Vice President and the Energy Strategist with Maxim Group in New York City, where he focuses on identifying investment opportunities in the oil & gas space across the capital structure. Prior to joining Maxim Group, he was an equity analyst with Carrelton Asset Management, natural resources long/short equity fund, where he covered mid & small cap exploration & production, refining, offshore drilling and services companies. Prior to Carrelton, he traded crude oil, refined products and natural gas derivatives for Citigroup's energy trading desk based in Houston and was an analyst at Tribeca Global Management covering refiners for a long/short equity energy/utilities hedge fund. Mr. Palacios has an MBA from the Johnson School at Cornell University and a BA in Economics from Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico.
Jeff Greenblum, EnerGulf Chairman and CEO comments, "We are finding strong interest in our projects among various major and mid-size energy companies. Drilling activity continues in Namibia with Galp Energia of Portugal's recent partnership with HRT of Brazil in three offshore blocks. BP, Petrobras and Tullow are also active in the area. We believe we have two world- class projects with relatively low geological and geopolitical risk compared to other West Africa opportunities. We are confident that the quality of our Namibian and DRC assets will continue to attract the interest of oil majors and large independents in the region. We have worked hard, so that the DRC Lotshi Block is now drill ready. Also, we are delighted to have Eliecer Palacios join our Board and look forward to benefiting from his considerable expertise in the energy and capital markets."
On Behalf of the Board of Directors of
ENERGULF RESOURCES INC.
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