Panoro - Mye som skjer videre i 2024
Forrige tråd stengt på grunn av lengden.
Aksjen er i bra driv for tiden. Hibiscus og Hibiscus South har vokst i reserver. Dussafu bare fortsetter å levere varene og borekampanjen i Ekvatorial Guinea starter opp i juni. To infillbrønner og en letebrønn der. Også en ny letebrønn på Dussafu sannsynligvis (Bourdon).
Ikke kjedelig å sitte i Panoro.
Aksjen er i bra driv for tiden. Hibiscus og Hibiscus South har vokst i reserver. Dussafu bare fortsetter å levere varene og borekampanjen i Ekvatorial Guinea starter opp i juni. To infillbrønner og en letebrønn der. Også en ny letebrønn på Dussafu sannsynligvis (Bourdon).
Ikke kjedelig å sitte i Panoro.
Redigert 20.05.2024 kl 21:54
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Fluefiskeren
I går kl 19:50
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Du skrev: «Meget svag panoro i dagens oppgang i olje»
Synes du det er beskrivende når PEN stiger betydelig mer enn oljeprisen og kun to oljeselskaper stiger mer enn PEN?
Du må jo se at det ikke er korrekt!
Synes du det er beskrivende når PEN stiger betydelig mer enn oljeprisen og kun to oljeselskaper stiger mer enn PEN?
Du må jo se at det ikke er korrekt!
Fluefiskeren
I dag kl 09:51
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Ser at Noble Venturer fortsatt er på første infill-brønn. (10 timer siden).
Minner om at de to brønnene er samlet stipulert til ca 1060 bopd net til PEN (estimat fra Kosmos Energy). Den første meldingen fra brønnen var bra.
Minner om at de to brønnene er samlet stipulert til ca 1060 bopd net til PEN (estimat fra Kosmos Energy). Den første meldingen fra brønnen var bra.
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40something
I dag kl 10:42
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Det gikk rundt 50' aksjer nå som løftet kursen kun 15-20 øre. Så det er fullt mulig å få større poster med aksjer uten å sprenge kursen.
Fluefiskeren
I dag kl 10:59
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Sterk åpning av PEN. Klart beste oljeselskap på energiindeksen, men dagen er ennå ung.
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En liten påmindelse om block S og EG-01 for de nye investorer.
Block S and Block EG-01
Block S
In October 2022 Panoro reached agreement to farm-in to the Kosmos Energy operated Block S offshore Equatorial Guinea for a 12% non-operated participating interest, acquiring a 6% participating interest from each of Kosmos Energy and Trident Energy.
Block S covers a surface area of 1,245 km2 with water depths ranging from 450 metres to 1,500 metres and is covered by high quality 3D seismic. The block surrounds the producing Ceiba Field and is adjacent to the producing Okume Complex, which is operated by Trident Energy and where Panoro holds a 14.25% non operated participating interest.
Past exploration activities on Block S have tested and proven the necessary geological play elements which has led to an extensive prospect inventory being identified within tie-back distance to the Ceiba Field and Okume Complex facilities. One exploration well is planned to be drilled during 2024. The Akeng Deep exploration well is planned to test a play in the Albian, targeting an estimated gross mean resource of approximately 180 MMboe in close proximity to production infrastructure at Block G.
Block EG-01
In February 2023 Panoro was awarded a 56% interest and operatorship of Block EG-01. Block EG-01 is located in water depths ranging from 30 metres to 500 metres, mainly shallow, and is covered by high quality 3D seismic. The partners have been awarded block EG-01 for an initial period of three years during which they will conduct subsurface studies based on existing seismic data to further define and evaluate the prospectivity of the block. Following this, the partners will have the option to enter into a further two-year period, during which they will undertake to drill one exploration well.
Past exploration activities on Block EG-01 have tested and proven the key geological elements for successful exploration. These findings have led to the identification of an extensive prospect inventory within tie-back distance to the Ceiba Field and Okume Complex facilities. Since 2003, three exploration wells have been drilled on the block, with two encountering thin oil and gas pay and one encountering oil shows. The main hydrocarbon plays are Eocene sands and Upper Cretaceous turbidites analogous to the Block G plays where over one billion barrels STOIIP has been discovered. Moreover, there is potential for deeper Albian targets, similar to the Block S prospect, which is scheduled for drilling in 2024.
Block S and Block EG-01
Block S
In October 2022 Panoro reached agreement to farm-in to the Kosmos Energy operated Block S offshore Equatorial Guinea for a 12% non-operated participating interest, acquiring a 6% participating interest from each of Kosmos Energy and Trident Energy.
Block S covers a surface area of 1,245 km2 with water depths ranging from 450 metres to 1,500 metres and is covered by high quality 3D seismic. The block surrounds the producing Ceiba Field and is adjacent to the producing Okume Complex, which is operated by Trident Energy and where Panoro holds a 14.25% non operated participating interest.
Past exploration activities on Block S have tested and proven the necessary geological play elements which has led to an extensive prospect inventory being identified within tie-back distance to the Ceiba Field and Okume Complex facilities. One exploration well is planned to be drilled during 2024. The Akeng Deep exploration well is planned to test a play in the Albian, targeting an estimated gross mean resource of approximately 180 MMboe in close proximity to production infrastructure at Block G.
Block EG-01
In February 2023 Panoro was awarded a 56% interest and operatorship of Block EG-01. Block EG-01 is located in water depths ranging from 30 metres to 500 metres, mainly shallow, and is covered by high quality 3D seismic. The partners have been awarded block EG-01 for an initial period of three years during which they will conduct subsurface studies based on existing seismic data to further define and evaluate the prospectivity of the block. Following this, the partners will have the option to enter into a further two-year period, during which they will undertake to drill one exploration well.
Past exploration activities on Block EG-01 have tested and proven the key geological elements for successful exploration. These findings have led to the identification of an extensive prospect inventory within tie-back distance to the Ceiba Field and Okume Complex facilities. Since 2003, three exploration wells have been drilled on the block, with two encountering thin oil and gas pay and one encountering oil shows. The main hydrocarbon plays are Eocene sands and Upper Cretaceous turbidites analogous to the Block G plays where over one billion barrels STOIIP has been discovered. Moreover, there is potential for deeper Albian targets, similar to the Block S prospect, which is scheduled for drilling in 2024.