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Let's hope they have finished.

The highest percentage of helium ever found in a hydrocarbon drill is around 7% by concentration. This was discovered in a natural gas field in the United States, specifically in the Riley Ridge gas field in Wyoming, in the early 2000s. The field was notable for having a higher-than-usual concentration of helium mixed with natural gas.

Helium in natural gas reservoirs is relatively rare, with most concentrations being much lower, typically around 0.3% to 0.5%. Helium is typically found in natural gas fields, particularly in certain geological formations, where it has accumulated over millions of years

The biggest natural gas find in Morocco to date is the Anoual gas field, located in the northeastern part of the country, in the Guercif Basin. This discovery is significant because it marks one of the largest natural gas finds in Morocco, with estimated reserves of several trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of natural gas.

Key details about the Anoual gas field:

Location: Located in the Guercif Basin, a key area for potential hydrocarbon resources in Morocco.

Discovered by: The discovery was made by Chariot Oil & Gas, a UK-based exploration company, in 2014.

Estimates: The field holds natural gas reserves, with reports suggesting potential recoverable gas of up to 2.5 Tcf.

Significance: The discovery of the Anoual field is crucial for Morocco's energy prospects as the country has historically relied on imports for most of its natural gas needs. The Anoual field offers the potential to supply both domestic consumption and possibly export gas to neighboring countries.

Some things going on here:

Yes, the Anoual gas field is part of the Guercif Basin in northeastern Morocco, and it is indeed linked to the area currently being explored by Predator Oil & Gas, a company focused on natural gas exploration and development in Morocco.

Predator Oil & Gas is actively exploring the Guercif license area, which covers a large portion of the Guercif Basin. This basin is known to have significant natural gas potential, and the Anoual gas field, being one of the major discoveries in the region, is located within this broader geological zone.

While the Anoual field itself is a major gas discovery, Predator Oil & Gas is exploring other parts of the Guercif Basin to assess and develop additional natural gas reserves. Their exploration efforts in the Guercif Basin, particularly at the Moulay Bouchta and Moulay Brahim prospects, are part of the company's ongoing efforts to identify and extract more gas resources, potentially similar to those found in the Anoual field.

In summary, while Anoual is a key discovery within the Guercif Basin, Predator Oil & Gas is exploring additional gas deposits in the same basin, hoping to uncover more significant finds and expand Morocco's natural gas resources.

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So far they have looked at 13% of the whole acreage and some analyst estimated $2.8b as the likely valuation of that portion, how this was arrived at , I am not sure yet. Awaiting further clarification from the company on this.

Once the deepening of the Jetstream well is completed then we would have >.4bcf in my opinion.

Https://goldinvest.de/why-pulsar-helium-has-game-changing-potential-for-the-us-helium-industry/

THANKS.

They are even talking a "district wide size reservoir" I guess that means nothing to the investing public. The £20m annual turnover most likely is due to the concentration and I'm suspecting it gets higher further down.

Wow! £20M at the current depth yearly? Where is that information from? I never came across it. Could you please provide a link showing such? If dug further heavens know how much more in income that would bring and they have only 125m shares in issue. Fireworks to be seen here if things go well the small number of shares from my experience is a catalyst for great share price rises. Fingers crossed,

Hi Lancygeo,

It does seem that where helium comes from a source where hydrocarbons are also found, it's in small concentrations, that appears to be constant. Assuming we get say 500bcf of he in our Guercif block of say 2% , would it be viable to produce?

Https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/geology/massive-helium-reservoir-with-mind-boggling-concentrations-may-be-even-bigger-more-concentrated-than-we-thought

One needs to see the fall as a buying opportunity if one believes in the company and its prospects. Personally , I believe it is a good investment, how good it is would depend on what comes out of the next planned drill which is about to commence shortly. Areal extent is reckoned to be about 3sqkm, how much would be contained in such an area would soon be determined. I did read somewhere that the deeper the drill goes the better the concentration might be(fingers crossed). What we are talking about so far is 13% of the total land package, so who knows what the remaining 87% would contain? Our guys seem to have the relevant parts mapped out.

Https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/49177/20240312/massive-helium-deposit-found-minnesota-biggest-north-america-boost-dwindling.htm

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4sJMhLr-g0&ab_channel=GOLDINVEST

About 23b shares in issue, impressive assets going by your listing.

Candles? :)! Get outta here!

Greens were a very unprogressive bunch where energy independence is concerned. Eamon would probably get a job in one of the windmill companies.

Now, with this innovative approach of his, who knows, he might also be able to work a bit of magic in Morocco.