If you missed this bit25 Feb 2021 10:24
COPL, in Thursday’s statement, noted that Atomic's federal leasehold is in good standing.
Atomic holds 52,250 acres of contiguous leasehold in the State of Wyoming – as a combination of fee simple freehold leases; state leases; and federal leases.
The company also noted that Atomic has secured drilling permits required to continue to conduct the majority of its operations on the critical federal leasehold. Moreover, COPL said that in the future, if federal leases are restricted, operations can be conducted from adjoining leases with directional drilling.
Also, it added that the Atomic assets have new infrastructure and direct access to pipeline with no legacy abandonment or reclamation liabilities.
At Barrons Flat, the facilities are state-of-the-art and environmentally responsible, the company said, with zero gas flaring, minimal methane emissions, and its electricity is sourced from a nearby wind farm.
52,250 acres or 81.64 square miles
If this calculator is correct https://www.worldlandtrust.org/get-involved/educational-resources/area-converter/
How much is that land worth?
https://www.worldlandtrust.org/get-involved/educational-resources/area-converter/
- What is the potential oil and gas reserves of this area?
- Atomic already have applied for licence allocations!
- This is so so much more than the basis of the current NPV.
- IMO most haven’t seen the full picture, this will be a mid tear company in no time once everything drops, only growing as production flow rates are increasing recovery.
- And cash flow allows us to develop and drill the 52,250 acres.
- Also NPV rate increases dramatically once we acquire additional Atomic holding from silent partners (Chinese) what does this add additional 25-35% to the NPV?
What’s PIs thoughts on this?