New field compared to Guercif17 Dec 2023 14:44
I have this weekend been going over reports of drilling in another part of Africa, where a giant field has just been discovered. This new field is about 1011sqkm , in comparison to ours which is like 7000sqkm . Ours is approximately 7 times the size of this field .
The point I am trying to put across is that this field like ours is highly pressurised and after a few drills and more to come, its owners have actually gone to project that the field it appears holds about 20tcf of gas and probably another 5.5b barells of oil.
I am not saying our Guercif because of it's size would hold >20tcf that the company in Africa appears to be projecting but this is just a guide to what we might be sitting on with very little info out there in term of resource estimates. Y'all know what 20*7 might equate to without talking about the oil content.
One main thing this field has in common with our Guercif is the highly pressurised nature but one thing it doesn't have in common with Guercif is that it is too far from any kind of existent infrastructure. This field has also been discovered to have Helium in commercial quantities on a very large scale and who knows, there is probably a chance that our der old Guercif could be hiding some Helium in its bowels that was jokingly mentioned a while back but that possibility was laughed off, the fact that it was even raised at all could mean there was some evidence of it lurking somewhere on our field.
Helium , boys and girls sells for about/around 100x the price of natural gas. If 2+2 = 4 baring any sort of fantasy mathematics, could we be sitting on a field with 140Tcf in its bowels?
Have a great rest of the weekend y'all and please limit your fantasies to those that won't induce wet dreams ie the type Nigel has been unable to wake up from ie in terms of negativity for your investment while pretending to be a major oil and gas analyst for Tesco Plc! :)