| Oilbarrel Weekly Roundup 11th - 18th July 2012 | | | Last minute pull outs are now becoming part of the territory for Oilbarrel.com conferences. Oil executives diaries are becoming increasingly full and the demands on them ever more intense as the E & P oil and gas sector expands exponentially and grows more complicated.
Rialto Energy has had to withdraw from our gathering on Thursday (tomorrow), but they hope to present in the Autumn. Replacing them is Aminex plc a long term favourite with Oilbarrel regular conference attendees, in part because of the witty presentations by the former executive chairman Brian Hall. While Brian remains at on the Board of Aminex, speaking this time will be Stuard Detmer, the new CEO. Stuard was previously CEO of Sibir Energy plc, where he led the company out of crisis and concluded its successful sale to Gazprom.
London listed Aminex led the current East African exploration boom, drilling its first well in Tanzania in 2004. It now has two gas discoveries and an inventory of multi-TCF prospects still to drill. I think you will agree with me that Aminex tops up one of the most exciting line ups of presenting companies we have had for some time.
Next on to the rostrum after Stuard, who is opening the batting, will be the new CEO of Tower Resources Graeme Thomson. He will be no stranger to long standing Oilbarrel delegates. He used to present at our conferences when he was with Sterling Energy. Having relinquished its position in Uganda, Tower Resources is targeting high impact exploration opportunities offshore Namibia and in the Sahawari Democratic Republic. The company is listed on AIM.
Tower will be followed by a first timer to Oilbarrel, which is an alternative energy group. AIM-quoted Oxford Catalysts is developing technology to produce clean synthetic fuel. The company, which has facilities in Oxford and Ohio, is targeting the production of synthetic oil from waste gas, stranded gas, waste biomass and coal.
After the coffee break Fastnet Oil & Gas is focused on early stage E&P opportunities in Irelands Celtic Sea and Africa. The company, which is also listed in Dublin, counts Cove Energy boss John Craven as a founding shareholder. We then have another newcomer in Mercom Oil Sands who is developing the Chard oil sands leases in Alberta, Canada, using in-situ extraction technology. The AIM start-up hopes to begin pilot production within 18 months.
Mercom will be followed by a company which has presented regularly over the years. Dublin-headquartered Petroceltic International has interests in Italy, Algeria and Kurdistan. First gas from its giant Ain Tsila gas-condensate field in Algeria is expected in 2017.
So there is mixture of the old and familiar and the new, each with an intriguing investment story to tell. The conference is again at Merchant Taylors Hall, 30 Threadneedle Street, London EC2R 8JB. It runs from 9.30 to 1 oclock (registration 09.00) and is followed by a buffet luncheon. Registration is open please go to the website to get your name down.
Stewart Dalby 53rd Oilbarrel Forum Thursday 19th July 2012 | Sponsored By: Thursday 19th July 2012 Merchant Taylors Hall 30 Threadneedle Street London, EC2R 8BJ Presenting Companies Include: Aminex Plc Tower Resources Petroceltic International Mercom Oil Sands Fastnet Oil & Gas Oxford Catalysts Please note that this is not the speaker order Click Here to Register or contact support@oilbarrel.com News: July 18, 2012 You can usually tell the health of the oil and gas industry by the health of the companies that service it. And judging by the anticipated Q2 earnings of Norwegian seismic giant PGS, the industry is in rude health, with the Oslo-headquartered group hoping to report results later this month “significantly better” than current market expectations. Full story... News: July 17, 2012 Operating in the North Sea on both sides of the UK/Norway Meridian line, Oslo listed Bridge Energy is pursuing an aggressive expansion strategy targeting net output in excess of 12,000 boepd by the end of 2016 through existing field development and acquisition. The majority of current production comes from the Victoria field, and supplemented by output from Duart and its newly acquired Boa interest. However, a 9 well development programme in 2012/2013, together with the development of Victoria II, Vulcan East and Vulcan NW is expected to bring major output increases from 2013 onwards. Full story... News: July 16, 2012 The latest operations update from Melrose Resources is not as wide-ranging as some we have seen from them in the past, but it does reinforce an interim management statement of last May that Melrose was on track to meet its solid production targets. This means it should manage output of 28,000 boepd in output for 2012 on a working interest basis. This would be comfortably higher than what seemed possible when the company reported at the beginning of the year that the 2012 totals could be underwhelming because of the divestment of assets n the US and production wobbles in Egypt. Full story... News: July 16, 2012 Shares in Cove Energy continue to rise as Shell and PTTEP continue to battle for control of the AIM-quoted explorer. On Friday the share price was standing at an astonishing 276 pence as the UK Take Over Panel ordered a sealed bid auction to start on Tuesday, far in excess of Shell’s recommended cash offer of 220 pence, published on May 2, and PTTEP’s offer of 240 pence of May 23. Full story... News: July 12, 2012 It’s farm-in season in the Falkland Islands. Just last month Falklands Oil & Gas, which is preparing for a high impact drilling campaign on its licences to the south and east of the islands, completed its farm-out to Edison, part of French utility giant EDF, a real coup for the AIM-quoted wildcatter. Now Rockhopper Oil & Gas, to date the most successful operator in Falklands waters following on from its breakthrough Sea Lion discovery of 2010, has agreed to farm-out 60 per cent of its acreage in the North Falkland Basin to London E&P stalwart Premier Oil. Full story... News: July 12, 2012 Mercom Oil Sands, which is due to present at next week’s oilbarrel.com conference in London, is something rather different amid the exploration and production companies that make up AIM’s oil sector. The AIM newbie, which raised £3.35 million at its May IPO, offers investors pure exposure to Canada’s booming oil sands industry through its 50 per cent stake in four oil sands leases in north eastern Alberta. Full story... News: July 11, 2012 Shale gas in Europe may be off to a slow start with fracking banned in some countries and initial drilling results underwhelming investors; just last month ExxonMobil pulled out of Poland after its first two wells there failed to convince the US heavyweight of the commercial viability of the Polish shales. As shale enthusiasts point out, it is still very early days in Europe and many industry big-hitters are sticking with the game, among them ConocoPhillips and Talisman Energy in Poland and Shell and Chevron in Ukraine. Last month Italian energy giant ENI joined the hunt, signing an agreement to join London-listed Cadogan Petroleum on a shale gas exploration project in the Lviv Basin of Ukraine. Full story... |
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