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Hi all,

IMO, everything is going according to Plan.

A few individuals are still spouting the usual nonsense, which they are quite entitled too, but unfortunately thats the business we are invested in and wherever theres a positive there will always be a negative.

Jimmy.

I would be grateful if you could point out in the RNs (probably this one) where it states the reservoir didnt flow.

I think you may struggle because nowhere in the RN does it state that fact.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/PRD/corporate-update-sjrf5hoyo7squrr.html

But what it does state is :

support reservoir flow assurance

Which Is :

https://www.oilandgasiq.com/oil-and-gas-production-and-operations/news/what-is-flow-assurance

After reading might I suggest a review of flow assurance in your own resevoir,

Because you really are full of It.

Gla Genuine PRDers

Wacky.

Apologies

NEC

Wacky

Morning all,

New NED

Blimey what a coincidence, not that I believe in them.

Join the dots.

Wonder if the Market can ?

Atb

Wacky.

Hi all,

An article surrounding the Zenith deal.

Words are important.

https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/559899/zenith-energy-wins-well-support-deal-with-predator-in-morocco/

I wonder if any helium zones were uncovered/penetrated when sand jetting Mou3.

Read into that as you may.

An interesting article on Helium, note the refinery locations.

https://rockymountainair.com/blog/how-is-helium-extracted/

Gla.

Wacky.

Hi F&M

There is a flaring rig visible on the photos that Lonny recently posted.

Atb.

Wacky.

Ha Ha

Give them a bone,

And watch them dance.

Wacky

Jimmy

Re read my post.

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to work out if your drilling a well overbalanced and have ppm readings as high as what was stated, then the gas pressures within the reservoir sands will be equal to the mud pressure and as in this case 2500psi

Wacky.

Hi all,

Just a reminder to what was actually published by the bod on Mou1.

Contrary to what other folk post.

Read through it, the ppm of C1 and mud weights should tell you all you need to know.

Hint pages 13 to 18 give it away somewhat.

https://wp-predatoroilandgas-2020.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2021/09/19204501/PRD-Proactive-Presentation-Final-09.09.2021-1.pdf

Atb

Wacky

Ijwt

Read as past tense and present tense.

Nothing ambiguous.

Wacky

Hi all,

Great to see Progress.

From memory didnt ROB suggest that Lonny was in Morocco on or abouts the 8th of July.

Just Saying.

Atb.

Wacky

Morning all,

Am surprised no one has yet commented about the little matter that Exxon Mobil have now taken the offshore license in the agadir basin which was once drilled by Fastnet Oil and Gas on the Eagle Prospect, headed by Mr Paul Griffiths.

Unfortunately the well was plugged and abandoned but came back with Oil and gas shows, so they were somewhat close but as Lonny says “No Cigar”

However the point I’m trying to convey is that within the 2012 Pathfinder cpr, the Foum Asaka license within the agadir basin was probably considered to be a much higher priority than the Guercif License as it was ultimately focussed on and the Guercif license was only an add on to be taken up at a later date.

This is probably due to the area to the west of Msd1 within the Guercif License had an initial 506bcf of gas prospective, whereas Foum Asaka had a STOIIP of 4,930 mmbbls

(The Msd1 area will turn out to be quite a Suprise)

Now as we are beginning to understand the Guercif license, it really does appear as though the Pathfinder cpr had things the wrong way around.

Lonny commented that Exxon Mobil had the Titanosaurus by the tail, if that is to be the case, well it’s a funny old world as GRH says.

AIMHO of course

Gla.

Wacky.

Bold, if I may correct you.

The Mou3 shallow sand wasn’t just elevated gas sampling, when drilling the team passed through the interval of an over pressured isolated reservoir, not connected to the Molouya Fan.

Because of the shallow depth discovery, the well casing is normally thicker than it would be at greater depths, so when Paul said “We won’t have to drill another well at Mou3 to access the shallow sand reservoir”

It’s because the Sand Jet is so powerful it will be able to penetrate the thicker casing within that particular section with ease.

Paul is confident that the middle and lower sands will be sufficient enough at this time to supply the 50mmcfd for the CNG agreement with Afriquia Gaz.

The Shallow sands can be accessed as of when required as mentioned (in the itr?) in case there is the need to increase the supply more than the current 50mmcfd in agreement with Afriquia Gaz.

Hopefully not long to wait, but happy to do so.

Wacky.

You know why numpty nuts, wont entertain gotcha questions.

Morning all,

Err wrong Porters,

The CO2 pilot project was very successful.

Unfortunately CEG chucked their teddies out of the pram for whatever reason and denied Prd a very valuable income stream, to the extent of which it forced the bod to go to the market for funding for future projects.

A totally unnecessary situation developed because of CEGs behaviour.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/PRD/pilot-co2-eor-trinidad-results-operations-update-tm1h7uul769pu8y.html

The new Moruga project once up and running will be a very valuable source of income, not just from CO2 eor but from the untapped Virgin reservoirs also.

I bet you’re hoping this won’t be the case because you don’t want to make any money from PRD do you.

Wacky.

Morning all,

SV 101 rig is released from contract, nothing else to say really, watch this space.

Kieth mentioned the other day about extra acreage for exploration once we’re done with the current workload.

From the 2012 Pathfinder cpr, the initial interest was a large area 52km’2 slightly to the west of Msd1 with @506 bcf targeted in the Neogene.

(Long before the Molouya Fan and Titanosaurus came into play)

Within the itr as Kieth points out, the Msd1 highlighted area is a Jurassic carbonate target.

So as a possibility, are we again looking at a new area which has a similar setup as the Molouya Fan intersecting with the outer edges of a Jurassic prospect.

The idea of another rig for Prd to use exclusively is a pretty good idea.

Gla

Wacky

Hi all,

Just a bit more about Minister Ryan with him stepping down as Green Party Leader and that he won’t be running again in the General Election.

He states that he will continue in his role as leader and minister until a replacement is found.

I don’t think that will be long in coming.

I think he has been forced from his role.

The article is well covered but he gives the game away in the released video.

https://www.rte.ie/news/politics/2024/0618/1455317-eamon-ryan/

His opening statement is followed very quickly by a wipe of the nose.

What does that mean ?

Body language is everything.

https://www.scienceofpeople.com/nose-body-language/#:~:text=What%20It%20Means%3A%20What%20does,breathe%20faster%20through%20their%20nose.

So, because of as we well know the problems facing Ireland with the data centres, the outdated gas and electrictrical infrastructure, disappearing investment , declining gas reserves, energy security, Moffat interconnector capacity constraints, etc, (quite a list)

I will be very surprised to see another Green Party member put into the role of energy.

I do also think that if we are to be awarded successor status and a mag mell FSRU opportunity, the time could not be more appropriate.

All to play for.

Gla.

Wacky

And if by Magic

https://www.irishtimes.com/technology/big-tech/2024/06/17/tech-giant-raises-doubt-over-capacity-to-expand-in-republic-due-to-limits-on-data-centres/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Amazon%20raises%20doubt%20over%20%20capacity%20to%20expand%20%20in%20Republic%20due%20to%20limits%20on%20data%20centres&utm_campaign=morning_briefing_digest

Atb

Wacky

Hi all,

I think now he has stepped down as leader of the Greens his position to stay as Minister for energy etc will become untenable.

He will now come under massive pressure from the energy industry with no real authority to act, wether it be renewables or Oil and Gas.

He is now a puppet to the two other coalition Government leaders, Simon Harris and Micheál Martin.

I think his days are numbered.

AIMHO of course

Gla

Wacky.

Morning all,

While we wait for our sand jet operation to conclude, it does appear that the Irish Green Mep’s are not having it all their own way, accusing the fellow coalition partners of wrong doing with Minister Ryan moaning also.

It just goes to show when things are all rosy we can afford to let the Idiots indulge themselves a little bit but when things get a tad tough we let them hang out to dry.

Not being spiteful, it’s just Human Nature.

https://www.irishtimes.com/politics/2024/06/12/green-party-faces-up-to-electoral-mauling/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=European%20elections%3A%20Green%20MEP%20s%20hopes%20fade%20as%20party%20rounds%20on%20Fine%20Gael%20and%20Fianna%20F%C3%A1il&utm_campaign=morning_briefing_digest

Pressure on the Greens certainly won’t do our prospects in Ireland any harm.

AIMHO of course,

Gla genuine PRD investors.

Wacky

Hi all,

Great to see Lonny back with a few messages and firing on all Cylinders, Lets see what comes to Fruition in the near future.

In the meantime, GRH on X asked the question with regard to Isopach (Maps) from the Original 2012 Pathfinder Cpr.

I believe this is the paragraph in which he was referring to.

NEOGENE

There are a number of seismic interpretations of the Neogene sequence in the Guercif

basin. Zizi (Zizi, 2002) produced an isopach map of the Tertiary which shows a thickness of

over 1,900m 25km SSE of Guercif town. ONHYM (Charrat, December 2004) produced a

time structure map on Base Tertiary unconformity (same as base Neogene). Sani (F. Sani,

2000) contains a base Neogene time isopach map that is very similar and also shows the

parts of the Neogene basin that were uplifted and eroded in the late Neogene-Quaternary.

The main isopach thicks are in the area around wells GRF-1, MSD-1 and north of KDH-1

which are west of Guercif town (see Figure 3 for locations). Here the Neogene-Quaternary

reaches 1,900msecs TWT which equates to around 2,000m. This is confirmed by the GRF

1 well where the base Neogene was encountered at 1,932m.

We believe the likely maximum thickness of the Neogene-Quaternary sequence in the Guercif basin is in the

range 2,000 to 2,400 metres and that reservoirs in the interval 1,400m to 2,400m would be

attractive targets for biogenic gas1.

Based on field mapping (Bernini M. B. M., 1992), (R. Gelati, 2000), two lens-like turbiditic

bodies have been identified intercalated within the “blue marls” of the basinal Tortonian

sequence. Typical sandstone beds at outcrop range from 1m to 40m in thickness and are

deposited in local depocentres. This sequence is overlain by gypsiferous marls that make

an excellent seal. Locally this gypsiferous sequence contains bedded lignites that could be

a good biogenic gas source in the basinal areas.

A few have suggested what lies beneath Guercif is Huge and its all connected.

Time to find out !

Gla genuine investors.

Wacky