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In a nutshell in order to get a Permit to Drill issued in the next 60 days it needs to be approvd by either the Secretary of the Interior or his/her Deputy - both located in Washington DC (none of the others on the list of approvers are really likely to get involved in approving a Permit to Drill). On the 21st the announcment inicated that the road construction crew was being mobilised and that spud was expected mid-late February. If we convert that timeline to mean that from road crew mobilisation to spud is 4-5 weeks and it takes Washington until the end of February to review and issue the Permit to Drill (a reasonable timeframe) and the road crew has been put on hold until then it means spud would be the end of March - if that's not too late in the season.
New listing but not much happening yet!
If it gets delayed again sue for damages at the international tribunal and drill the snot out of Trinidad.
The Icemax has left the port.
https://www.vesselfinder.com/?imo=9517575
It's still the best well 88e has ever drilled and if it was in the North sea would likely be fast tracked for development. Guess we will never know why Prem moved the location but they probably had a pet theory. Ironically the collapse of US shale in the lower 48 could yet play in to Dave's hand.
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/WellRecord/013/01320385/VENTURINI-GINOCHIO-4-ACRT-BSAT-ICT.pdf
Penguins. So you concede the fact that the reservoir has strong water drive and voidage replacement is unlikely to be an issue? Nevertheless you take the pessimistic view about well deliverability without knowing the technical data. Interesting !
Well helpful let's hope the Oklahoma figures are great because Texas RRC reported production is dire.