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Hopefully it will be ok Mel, even so the 3 CSG holes have been started so some news should come out soon about the first of those which may bolster the SP somewhat on good news, holding 170,000 at 20.6c
Progress and Status:
Origin Energy, on behalf of the T/18P Joint Venture, advises that
as at 06:00 hours EDT on Thursday 29 October 2009 the Trefoil 2
well is at 2,520m. During the week the 9 5/8” casing was run
into the hole and became stuck 12m off bottom. The current
operation is attempting to retrieve the upper section of casing
and running tool.
Coal Seam Gas Drilling Programme Update
AGL Energy Limited (“AGL”), operator of the coal seam gas programme for PEL 103 and PEL 103A Joint Ventures, has advised Innamincka Petroleum that drilling has concluded on the Merninie 2 coal seam gas (CSG) exploration well. This was the first well in a three well programme. Merninie-02 was unable to reach planned total depth of 550m due to deteriorating hole conditions. Coring was terminated at a total depth of 518m. Gas was observed evolving from cores and samples have been placed in canisters to measure desorbed gas.
Merninie 2 has been plugged and abandoned and the rig has moved to the second well location, Merninie 3. Surface casing has been set and drilling is continuing ahead to core point.
The three core hole drilling programme is expected to be completed before Christmas. Updates of drilling progress will continue to be made in due course.
Origin Energy, on behalf of the T/18P Joint Venture, advises that as at 06:00 hours EDT on Thursday 5 November 2009 the Trefoil 2 well is at 2,520m. During the week the upper section of the 9 5/8” casing and the running tool were retrieved and the casing successfully patched. The current operation is rig maintenance prior to drilling ahead.
Two announcements last week, neither were sparkling but the fact Trefoil 2 is going forward again is something, 1st csg well Merninie-02 was a bust so onwards we look to the next 2 csg wells.....
The thing that bothers me is that they didn't tell us anything about the CSG well. Like how much coal was intercepted - even if they didn't complete it to the planned depth, what did they encounter in the 500m+ that they did drill?
Innamincka enters into arrangement to acquire an interest in BassGas Project
The Directors of Innamincka Petroleum Limited ("Innamincka") are pleased to
announce that the company has entered into an arrangement to acquire a 7.5% equity interest in the BassGas Project (T/L1 and T/RL 1) which contains the producing Yolla gas and condensate field. The purchase price of the interest is A$40m.
The acquisition is consistent with the Company’s growth strategy of building an asset portfolio to provide immediate and long-term cash flow, and complements Innamincka's recent acquisition of a 5% equity interest in permit T/18P.
BassGas Highlights
The well known BassGas Project is a quality producing Australian asset. Key
features are:
• The BassGas Project includes the Yolla production platform, the Yolla gas
and condensate field, and all associated offshore and onshore infrastructure.
• The project will provide immediate and long-term earnings and cashflow for
Innamincka.
• Long field life expected to be at least 20-30 years.
• Expansion plans are being considered by the Operator and joint venture
partners to increase production from 2011 and improve efficiency.
• The Area of Interest contains an extensive exploration portfolio which includes gas, gas liquids and oil opportunities, most of which are in relatively shallow
water depths.
• Price reopeners exist in current gas contracts. Additionally there is potential
for sale of uncontracted gas reserves and resources at prices higher than
those existing contracts
• The Yolla infrastructure may be utilised for the commercialisation of nearby
discovered but undeveloped resources in T/18P. These resources include
Trefoil, White Ibis and potentially Rockhopper (to be drilled next month).
The Transaction
The transaction is in the form of:
• An option arrangement for Australian Worldwide Exploration Limited (“AWE”)
to acquire CalEnergy Gas (Australia) Limited’s (“CalEnergy”) 15% equity interest in the Project for $80m; and
• A participation agreement between AWE and Innamincka for Innamincka to
purchase half of the 15% equity interest (i.e. 7.5% equity interest) for $40m, on substantially the same terms as AWE's acquisition from CalEnergy.
The transaction is subject to usual conditions including necessary joint venture and regulatory approvals. Completion of the transaction is unlikely to take place until after 28 February 2010 but the effective date of the acquisition will be July 1, 2009.
Following completion of the transaction, the participating interests in the Project will be:
• Origin Energy Limited (Operator) 42.5%
• Australian Worldwide Exploration Limited 50.0%
• Innamincka Petroleum Limited 7.5%
As communicated by AWE in its announcement today, the transaction will add approximately 5.2 million barrels of oil equivalent (“BOE”) reserves for a 7.5% interest.
BassGas Background
The BassGas Project consists of an offshore, unmanned wellhead platform
connected by pipeline to the gas processing facility onshore at Lang Lang in south eastern Victoria. The Yolla platform is located approximately 147 kilometres offshore in a water depth of 80 metres. The project commenced gas sales in 2006, and has delivered consistent results since its commissioning.
In FY09, the BassGas Project delivered 17.6 PJ of gross sales gas, 726,000
barrels of associated condensate and 50,000 tonnes of LPG. Returns from the
project are enhanced due to the high liquids component of the gas, with
approximately 62% of sales revenue in FY09 derived from liquids.
Hi folks,
INP ..... nice hammer formed at recent lows, in a v-bottom and finished
last week positive, though not much volume, as yet.
Figuring on a minor positive cycle early in the week, with a positive spotlight
to focus on INP, around 19-20112009 .....
have a great weekend
paul
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