opps... I kind of forgot to put the post up here...
here is an overview of New Guinea Energys 6 permits within PNG...In the Paupan Basin where 350 wells have been drilled to date with extensive success makes this a prolific region for LNG expansion (of both reserves and further exploration upside), which has bought on the PNG LNG project.... with International large oil, ASX Large Oil, and a select group of ASX junior oilers set to benefit on a scale not seen by any of these juniors companies...
4 Junior ASX oilers (that I can see) positioned in this region (NGE, CUE, HZN, MOS)...
here is a picture, where I have drawn in NGEs 6 permits...
PNG LNG is set to give big exposure to NGE with its super large portfolio of acerage and most importantly our 2 permits right in the middle of the whole project... (and three other significant, but less important permits off to the west)... and permit PPL 267 with up and coming drilling...
-permit PPL 277 which is the first most northern permit to the Fold belt,
which could be described as a series of 10 plus oil and gas fields, all on trend which will be developed into PNG LNG...
-permit PPL 269, another exciting permit which lies in the upper region connecting to the fold belt through a Dog Leg and surrounded by big discoveries to the North, South and East with potential for the Stanley Gas field overlapping into our permit... (recent Talisman, HZN deal)....
The main reserves surronded by this permit (P'nyang, Hides, Juha North)
compromise the Northern PNG LNG Train, which PPL 269 could be tied into...
-Permit PPL 267 with oil seeps, and target well named Panakawa...
So basically NGE has two permits right in the sweet spot of the PNG LNG project (PPL 269,PPL277) which SHOULD hold major focus for oil majors NOW as they get themselves positioned to take advantage of full scale development of the region...
Little NGE without reserves, but with a swagga of tasty permits.... oh my.... Ive not seen it like this before... what a treat...
Down the line this investment will really perform from two angles...
1) oil and gas exploration
2) holding strategic assets
The most important thing you must realise is that we dont need to discover oil/gas for NGE to perform... because we are tied into the vast, expansive development of the region, by being positioned with permits right in the middle...
Just like the Queensland Coal Seam Gas industry, the testiment to value behind PNG LNG is hidden in all the transactions/mergers/acquisitons that have taken place to date...
In the last few months these transactions have really blown out, exposing the region in what were previously stranded gas assets
Deals include- the Sasol deal, Oil Search farmins on the back of OSH selling down a small stake in PNG LNG to further expand on underdeveloped exploration targets (which is very good news for the likes of CUE), and of course Talisman- HZN, Talisman-NGE, Talisman-Rift oil... P3GE selling PRL5 to Santos... the list goes on...
Oil Search is set to book 550 million Barrels of oil reserves (BOE) from PNG LNG, and triple its production profile going forward...
In the Picture at the top the Blue Arrow signifies the (roughly drawn) proposed Gas pipeline which will transport gas to an LNG facility 20kms Northwest of Port Moresby where gas will be liquified and shipped to World Markets...
I am hearing that this month, Oil Search is going to announce some further cost cutting initiatives that will come to market... Did you also know that out of all the LNG Projects Worldwide pending Final Investment Decision,
that PNG LNG has the lowest Capex already?
Yes, Ichthys, Gladstone (CSG) capex approx 30% higher...
this is technically not a risky investment...
Front end large returns come from exploration drilling, but it is always good to know that we fall back on PNG LNG as we feed off the developments from the majors in the region as construction begins early next year, followed by mecca production 2013...
Oh my,
Over the last few years I have not been rampant about too many oilers...
This is one to seriously rampage about...
These sorts of investments do not come around very often at all... Sure there will always be returns to be made on the sharemarket... BUT, not like this...
This story, and the whole Queensland CSG story comes on a totally new level... Since when should there be such things as a low risk 5 bagger?...
low down, big up....
Gone were the days when one needed to invest in high risk, high cost, offshore (eg WA at the moment taken off)... A small window of opportunity over the next few years has presented itself, just as large as offshore drilling, but on a whole new risk level as the costs are lower...
Make sure you get positioned in PNG, and make sure you get positioned in the Queensland CSG...
These stories only get bigger and better...
... wow... I still cant really believe we are positioned right there with a market cap of what 80 million?
on a project that will earn trillions of dollars...
and we roll with the big boys who get the job done...
There will be no mistake about that...
im in at 20c, thinking of loading up in a serious way...
I might just have to average down or up...
I would seriously love to post my price prediction of what this should be trading at in a few years...
but im not sure I can...
think about it...
.^sc