Member Info for Marmited

http://www.searchanddiscovery.com/documents/2009/10185luzzi_arbouille/images/luzzi-arbouille.pdf Why wouldn't you pop in a drill bit..?

Is the Cretaceous prospectively the potential material upside COC we're talking about? It has remained under the radar..

If they went 50m below the sand zone as planned originally than the reservoir/s are a whopping 130m..

Now look back at 1,3,5..

And this unexpected sand IM-6 has been described as a reservoir..

Jokes aside, it sounds like a further extension of the Epsilon complex to me.. what is interesting is the additional depth drilled past the planned target..

Maybe they studied the info upside down! 😉

https://m.marketscreener.com/LIQUEFIED-NATURAL-GAS-LTD-6497684/news/Liquefied-Natural-Gas-Production-Cameroon-Puts-Second-Project-On-Track-26754898/ These articles have been written before the results of the latest drill which poked to see if they could upgrade the field even further. It will be interesting to hear why they decided not to test what appears to be a discovery lower down.. articles are pointing out it's something that warranted testing.. unexpected sand body? Is it 180m thick? Under pressure? Significant Gas shows? a pressure spike to higher than well design tolerance? Will they now plan a lower depth on IE4? Redesign the well to allow for higher pressure and temp in an unexpected sand zone? All sounds exciting to me..

I don't think that kind of info will be freely available however a vessel capacity of 32,000 b/d condensate gives a clue.. somewhere below that capacity I would say? https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/mozambiqueminingpost.com/2018/06/11/africa-oil-gas-cameroon-newage-sign-flng-fiscal-terms/amp/

bluemooon71 https://mobile.offshoreenergytoday.com/report-new-age-pens-deal-to-develop-etinde-field-using-flng-unit-cameroon/ Pen appears already put to paper..

http://www.upstreamonline.com/hardcopy/1554965/exxonmobil-beefs-up-walvis-basin-portfolio-off-namibia

Risk v reward on just a farm out appears to have serious potential here.. couldn't resist a few with the drill bit about to prod the area.

I bet they are! Possible additional discovery lower down.. sounds like they did not test to due high pressures and possible well stability issues but they certainly had a wee look :-)