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The litmus test is the EWT. It is this crucial of tests that will determine COMMERCIALITY of this asset and its future development

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Crunch time approaching for Australia's nascent shale play

Tamboran Resources and Empire Energy nearing FID for crucial Beetaloo pilot production projects

Published 1 August 2024, 11:09

OPINION: Australia’s nascent shale gas industry in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo basin is attracting growing interest and increasing investment from key players in the US shale scene, with 2025 expected to prove a pivotal year in determining whether the Beetaloo could prove to be as lucrative as the Marcellus.

Australian independents Empire Energy and Tamboran Resources — both backed by Texas billionaire Bryan Sheffield, a third-generation oil and gas entrepreneur — are leading the charge towards pilot production schemes on their respective Beetaloo assets.

Both operators expect to take the final investment decision on their projects this year, perhaps within the third quarter.

https://www.upstreamonline.com/opinion/crunch-time-approaching-for-australias-nascent-shale-play/2-1-1685451?zephr_sso_ott=J0vMyt

A Director buy. Not seen one of those in sometime

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- Evaluate well bore to determine result of drilling

- Serve as a liaison with leased oil site operating personnel

- Provide regular updates and prepare reports for managerial review concerning drilling progress, operational problems, and equipment requirements

The most important responsibilities of H & P Rig Manager's job

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The build up to drilling is gathering pace

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Top stuff and very encouraging

Many thanks for your efforts.

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Brilliant update. Very much appreciated.

Many thanks for your efforts.

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I missed this Fitch ratings so thanks. Excellent stuff especially this:

'Business Reconfiguration: THG has the option following completion of divisional separation to pursue strategic transactions with its business units to maximise long-term shareholder value. It may proceed with a planned separation of nutrition or beauty, potentially leading to an eventual sale, demerger or partnership arrangement.

The sale of a material division would trigger a partial or full repayment of its TLB, but there is still uncertainty about how the potential proceeds will be utilised in addition to servicing the debt.'

• Given that the KRG oil contracts are confidential, and companies are reluctant to disclose them to the Iraqi government: Baghdad and the KRG have agreed to appoint an independent advisory body which will review the contracts, and the Iraqi Oil Ministry will make decisions based on their findings.

• Adnan Jabri, a committee member, told Al-Sabah newspaper: "An agreement has been reached to engage a third-party consultant between the Iraqi Oil Ministry and the KRG Ministry of Natural Resources to review recent contracts. This will serve as the basis for deciding and taking appropriate action regarding oil exports from Kurdistan."

• The Turkish side is prepared to resume oil exports through the port of Ceyhan. However, issues between Erbil and Baghdad remain unresolved, particularly concerning recent contracts not recognized by the Iraqi Oil Ministry.

• The KRG seeks a comprehensive resolution for all contracts, while the Oil Ministry prefers to address each contract individually. This is partly due to the high production costs in Kurdistan, which reach $26 per barrel, significantly higher than the $7 per barrel in Basra fields.

Https://x.com/KurdistanWatch/status/1816037806633853082

We all know what needs to happen to release value

I've said it before. The worry is that the unions will force Labour to reverse outsourcing and embrace insourcing. That policy ups the numbers of union members which translates into higher union income and greater union power.

Just beware here. I sold my stake last week. I can't take the risk if Labour decide to buckle under union pressure