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brunei times datowane 25.12.2010
FOLLOWING the recent signing of the Production Sharing Agreements (PSA) for Blocks CA1 and CA2, Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) is setting up an office in Brunei to oversee its activities in the two blocks, a spokesman from the Malaysian company told The Brunei Times yesterday (December 22).
On September 22, Petronas and PetroleumBRUNEI signed a new deed of agreement (DOA) for a PSA on the first of the two blocks, Block J, which has been renamed CA1.
An agreement on the second block, Block K, renamed CA2, was imminent and as expected, on December 13, Malaysia and Brunei signed a deal to jointly develop the CA2, ending a border dispute dating from 2003 which had held up exploration activities.
The PSA for Block CA2 of the Commercial Arrangement Area (CAA) was inked in a signing ceremony between PetroleumBRUNEI and its contractors at the Istana Nurul Iman.
His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam and Malaysian Prime Minister Dato' Laila Utama Dato' Seri Mohd Najib Tun Hj Abdul Razak, were present to witness the signing between PetroleumBRUNEI Chief Executive Officer Azren Taib, and Petronas President and Chief Executive Officer cum Chairman of Petronas Carigali Dato' Shamsul Azhar Abbas.
Dato' Seri Najib noted that it was a significant moment because CA1 had been resolved and now with CA2 as well, "we look forward to more progress in the near future".
The Malaysian PM added that there is a bigger opportunity for Petronas to take part in the development of both areas.
The agreement allows national oil firms of Malaysia and Brunei to begin exploration and production in the potentially oil-and-gas rich blocks, which is estimated to be worth over US$100 billion ($130 billion) from an estimated reserves of almost one billion barrels of oil, over the next 40 years.
Brunei has awarded exploration rights in CA1 to French oil firm Total and Royal Dutch Shell Group, while Petronas awarded the same sites to Petronas Carigali (its own subsidy) and American oil and gas company, Murphy Oil.
On April 22, Murphy Oil Corp released a press statement saying that Petronas has terminated its production sharing contracts for Blocks L and M (referred to as Blocks J and K in Brunei) as the two blocks are no longer part of Malaysia.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister (Tun) Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, on April 30, confirmed Brunei's sovereignty over concession Blocks J and K offshore of Brunei based on the 2009 Exchange of Letters between the neighbouring states.
"Sovereignty rights to the resources in this area now belong to Brunei," the former prime minister said in a statement released to the media earlier this year.
The agreement "is not a loss for Malaysia", Abdullah said, noting that the two countries would jointly develop the two blocks.
Immediately following Abdullah's comments, Petronas, on May 1, announced that Brunei had invited them to develop the two offshore oil blocks off Borneo.
In the statement, Petronas said that it had set up a team and had begun negotiations with Brunei to work out the terms for the development of the two areas now known as Blocks CA1 and CA2, previously known to Malaysia as Blocks L and M (referred to as Blocks J and K in Brunei).
"Both parties are committed to arriving at a mutually beneficial arrangement as soon as possible," Petronas said.
Petronas added the arrangement was made following the Exchange of Letters between Malaysia and Brunei on March 16, 2009.
"This Exchange of Letters was a culmination of a long-standing issue between the two countries to arrive at a mutually beneficial arrangement, which allowed Petronas to enter into new production sharing contracts for both blocks," the statement said.
It also said that following the Exchange of Letters, the production sharing contracts covering Malaysia's Blocks L and M, which were awarded in 2003 to Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd and Murphy Sabah Oil Co Ltd, were formally terminated on April 7 this year as these blocks were no longer a part of Malaysia.
Total (the operator) currently has a 54 per cent interest, alongside previous partners, BHP Billiton whose stake shrinks from 25 per cent to 22.5 per cent and Hess (from 15 per cent to 13.5 per cent). This frees up a 10 per cent stake, which is to be taken by newcomers Petronas and Canam Brunei, in Block CA1.
The Deepwater Block CA1 covers an area of more than 5,850 square km in the deepwater areas of Brunei with depths ranging from 1,000 to 2,750 metres. It is located about 100 kilometres Northwest of the coast of Brunei.
The Petroleum Unit still lists CA1 as Block J, with an area of 5020,78 sq km.
As for CA2, it had an initial breakdown between Shell Deepwater Borneo (with a 50 per cent stake), Mitsubishi (with 25 per cent), and ConocoPhillips (with 25 per cent).
Murphy Oil on December 13 said that its wholly owned subsidiary, Canam Brunei Oil Ltd, has entered into a production sharing deal with PetroleumBRUNEI for interests in offshore Block CA2 (formerly Block K).
Murphy will hold a 30 per cent working interest in Block CA2, the American company said in a statement posted on its website.
Block CA2, which is listed as Block K under the Petroleum Unit's website, is said to cover an area of 4,943.68 square km.
Both blocks, CA1 and CA2, will be seen as a huge boost to the country's oil and gas sector as soon as operators find out whether there are commercial properties in both areas.
The value of CA1 alone is believed to be able to double Brunei's current oil production as it is projected to have an oil production rate of 150,000 to 200,000 barrels per day.
However, the former blocks J and K are not the only developments in the sector as PetroleumBRUNEI's blocks L and M also saw a huge amount of activity over the past year.
Melbourne-based AED Oil Ltd, operators of Block L, late last year agreed to buy Nations Petroleum (SE Asia) Limited to own 50 per cent operating interest in Brunei's Block L oil and gas permit.
In a statement released November 18, 2009, AED announced it has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Nations Petroleum Co Ltd to acquire 100 per cent of Nations' wholly owned subsidiary.
The Brunei Block L oil and gas permit covers about 2,200 square km both onshore and offshore, AED said. The other 50 per cent of the Brunei Block L consortium is owned by Kulczyk Oil Ventures (40 per cent) while QAF Brunei owns the remaining 10 per cent.
After successfully taking over from Nations Petroleum, AED spudded its first well in Block L, which was the first onshore drilling to take place in Brunei in 24 years, on May 2, 2010 at Lukut-1 and the second of the block, Lempuyang-1, was spudded July 15. David Dix, executive chairman of AED Oil Limited in a statement said that: "We already believe that at least one commercial development at Brunei Block L may be feasible."
"Testing of Lempuyang is expected to commence mid January 2011, to be followed by the testing of Lukut-1. We are confident of our ability to meet this timeframe," said Dix.
Tap Oil Limited, who were awarded as operators of Block M, spudded the first well of the block, Mawar-1, on August 26, 2010 followed by Markisa-1 on September 28.
Tap Oil Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Peter Stickland, said that both Mawar-1 and Markisa-1 encountered hydrocarbons and have been cased and suspended in anticipation of future activity.
Block M's shareholders are Tap Energy (Borneo) Pty Ltd 39 per cent as the operator, Kulczyk Oil Ventures Inc 36 per cent, China Sino Oil Co Ltd 21 per cent and Jana Corporation Sdn Bhd four per cent.
With a busy 2010, oil and gas companies expect only to get busier in 2011 as tests in Blocks L and M would conclude, giving both AED Oil and Tap Oil a clearer of view of what lies beneath.
As for CA1 and CA2, it is currently just the beginning for the two major offshore blocks.
The Brunei Times
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tak do poczytania, odnośnie gazu i dr. Jana:
300 mln euro wyda Aurelian Oil & Gas na wydobycie gazu w okolicach Poznania
25.11.Swarzędz (PAP) - Ok. 300 mln euro zamierza zainwestować w ciągu najbliższych sześciu lat brytyjska firma Aurelian Oil & Gas w zagospodarowanie złóż gazu ziemnego w okolicach Poznania.
Jak powiedział we wtorek w Swarzędzu przedstawiciel firmy, Frank Jackson, złoża te są szacowane na 200 mld m sześc. i wystarczą na 28 lat.
"Wydobycie gazu ze złóż znajdujących się w okolicach Poznania rozpocznie się w 2010 roku. Ma to być ok. 120 mln m sześc. gazu rocznie, docelowa produkcja gazu od 2014 roku ma wynieść 700 mln m sześc. gazu rocznie" - powiedział Frank Jackson.
Jak dodał, przez pierwsze lata gaz będzie dostarczany do poznańskiego, miejskiego dystrybutora gazu.
"Do tego czasu zostanie wybudowany gazociąg, który połączy nasz zakład przetwarzający gaz z systemem wysokociśnieniowym. Jednocześnie będziemy dokonywać kolejnych odwiertów, gdy osiągniemy pełne moce produkcyjne" - powiedział.
W ciągu najbliższych 3 - 4 lat firma zamierza zainwestować w Polsce łącznie ok. 500 mln euro.
Aurelian Oil & Gas zdobyła koncesję na poszukiwanie złóż gazu na wschód od Poznania w 2002 roku. Firma ma również koncesję dotyczącą okolic Kalisza, gdzie trwają poszukiwania gazu ziemnego.
Dwie następne koncesje obejmują okolice Cybinki i Torzymia (Lubuskie), gdzie firma spodziewa się znaleźć ropę naftową. Odwierty na tym terenie planowane są w latach 2010 - 2012.(PAP)
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ale sceptyczne podejście. wiecie,co?
zawsze jak sprzedam, na następny dzień żałuję, bo rośnie. dlatego nie sprzedaję. możliwe, że wy nosicie w sobie również "klątwę dnia następnego"
życzę wam, sceptycy, żebyście jutro to poczuli.
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a ja uważam, że granica 1,75 będzie przebita w poniedziałek,
przez weekend info zostanie przetrawione, przeanalizowane a w poniedziałek rano na zakupy...
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dziś zamkniemy na 1,6x, wysypują się paczki po 20k, 30k, ale widzę, że z zarobkiem sprzedano również 1479 akcji. no tylko pogratulować sukcesu w inwestowaniu.
sprzedawajcie, sprzedawajcie. drugiej takiej okazji może nie być (sarkazm)
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jedno mnie zastanawia, czy te rewelacje przełożą się na kurs?
informacje są piorunujące, jednak podaż jest duża, a ci co się mieli obkupić, dawno się obkupili.
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co do PRu to oglądałem tvn cnbc, jak mówili o 29 metrowym słupie ropy, szydzili sobie, podśmiechiwali itd. nie traktowali informacji poważnie. a jak widać informacja w znaczący sposób nie wpłynęła na kurs, więc co? mieli rację?
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powiem tak,mamy tydzień do raportu.
wariant I - optymistyczny:
jeżeli do czwartku kurs będzie spadał raport będzie dobry, zagranie na psycho, łamanie słabeuszy testowanie stoploss-ów od czwartku wystrzał, piątek góra, potem dalej w górę,
wariant II - pesymistyczny:
jeżeli do środy kurs wywali powyżej 10% to raport będzie do bani, obroty skoczą, ubiorą akcjami tych co zobaczą jak wspaniale i gwałtownie rośnie.
to taka zależność, którą się odczuwa 4 razy w roku.
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trochę mnie śmieszy ciągłe negatywne nastawienie do spółki na forum, Wiceprezes przekonuje Was (nas) że to świetny interes a Wy ciągle tylko smęcicie. nie będzie zysków z dnia na dzień, poczekajmy.
pytanie do p. Janusza:
czy ewentualny dodruk planowany jest na pierwszy kwartał 2011r. czy dalej?
czy akcje pójdą w czyjeś ręce czy z prawem poboru?
czy KI planuje zmniejszyć po 15.11 zaangażowanie w spółce KOV, chcoć to ostatnie pytanie jest zupełnie retoryczne. kto by sprzedawał poniżej ceny emisyjnej...
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aed oil limited robi dwie sesje z rzędu +3%, tap ostatnią sesję zrobi na 2,5%.
mówcie co chcecie, moje zdanie jest takie, że do 15listopada zrobimy 2,3zł.
to czysta spekulacja, ale czym bliżej raportu tym spekulacji będzie więcej.
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