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Monterey appraisal well suspended pending Wintershall evaluation. 1/12/06
BLR and Kappa in dispute.
BLR to meet with Kappa within next two weeks 1/12/06

Rock Oil & Gas PLC
07 September 2005


For immediate release 7th September 2005

Black Rock Oil & Gas plc

('Black Rock' or the 'Company')
Licence Award

Black Rock Oil & Gas plc today announces that it has been offered the award of
the eastern part of Central North Sea exploration block 22/8a ('the Block'),
with its partner Carrizo Oil & Gas, Inc. ('Carrizo') in the 23rd Round of
Offshore Licensing.

Black Rock has a 15% interest in the block, Carrizo being the Operator. The
award is a 'Traditional Seaward Production licence' and, under the terms of the
award, Carrizo and Black Rock are committed to purchasing seismic data to
evaluate the hydrocarbon potential of the acreage, after which there is a
'drill or drop' commitment

Commenting on the award of the Block, Ivan Burgess, Managing Director of
Black Rock, said:

'The award of this exploration block demonstrates the benefits of teaming up
with a more established player in what has been a highly competitive process.
It represents a significant addition to Black Rock's exciting portfolio of UK
offshore exploration prospects.'

- ENDS -

Notes to Editors
About Carrizo
Carrizo Oil & Gas, Inc. is a Houston-based energy company, quoted on NASDAQ,
which is actively engaged in the exploration, development, exploitation and
production of oil and natural gas primarily in proven onshore trends along
the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast regions and the Barnett Shale area in North
Texas. Carrizo controls significant prospective acreage blocks and utilises
advanced 3-D seismic techniques to identify potential oil and gas reserves and
drilling opportunities.

For further information, please contact:

Black Rock Oil & Gas plc
Ivan Burgess, Managing Director Tel: 020 7544 5677
Mobile: 07909 548469

www.blackrockoil.com


W.H. Ireland Group
Tim Cofman-Nicoresti Tel: 0121 616 2101

Bankside

CNOOC Chief Economist Predicts $90 Oil by March

RI article on the views of Xia Yishan, Senior Research Fellow at the China Institute of International Studies.

SHANGHAI (Interfax-China) -- Oil will peak at $90 per barrel by March of next year, CNOOC Dep. Chief Economist Zhang Weiping said at conference discussing China's energy needs in Beijing on Monday. Zhang also expected global oil production to peak at 94-100 mb/day during the next five years.

"High oil prices will have adverse affects on China's economy," said Zhang.

Their imports could reach or even exceed $60 billion this year, up from $40 billion in 2004. Interestingly his views do not reflect much of a cutback in Chinese oil imprts.

China's annual crude demand is expected to rise by 9.7% this year, suggesting that the country will need to import 135 million tonnes this year, accounting for 42.45% of total demand and exceeding last year's figure of 40.5%, said a recent report by the Development Research Center under the State Council.

The country's net oil imports stood at 120 million tonnes in 2004.

Share price is all over the place today... what's the consensus of opinion now of where it's heading and when ?

IMHO;
all depends on what comes out of their steam thing in Colombia....if that does not come thru, then i think that sp is going down - otherwise if it does come thru, then it will rise (to at least double) overnight......

not sure how long it will take them to come up with the process of introducing and trialling steam at the Columbia prospect....anyone have any idea ? - will it take a few weeks or months ???

Well belisce6 has been a month now still nothing confirmed, but you know the saying no news is good news :-0)).. up 0.33 today so things might just be starting to happen.. everything is crossed for good luck.

Tipped today in a tip sheet.

http://personalfinance.iii.co.uk/articles/articledisplay.jsp?section=Share%20Tips&article_id=963641

Largest share holders are meeting Ivan on the 11th after close of markets no news of why?

regards

Thanks for the article Dr Square, as i expected we went down a few % this morning but now i see we are up a few, long may it continue.

In case any body hasn't read this.http://www.blackrockoilandgasplc.co.uk/press/broker_041005_whireland.pdf

Goal

Have a look on the black rock web page WH Ireland research note.

http://www.blackrockoilandgasplc.co.uk/press/broker_041005_whireland.pdf


recommend reading

enjoy

LOL

I beat you to it.

Its all sounding good, I would like to see the price moving up more, the mm wont let BLR price go-with-the-flow.

Very good readind guys they are saying could go as far as 13p a share next year if all go'es ok..that wll beyond my WILDEST DREAMS. So keeping fingers crossed good luck everyone :-0))

For the last two days we have see the price go down a bit but this is a volatile stock so it's to be expected. over all Blr is in an up would trend & i wouldn't be surprised to see it recover a bit back before the end of the day.

Afternoon

good buying at 2p level may be seeing a new range being developed.

remember major shareholders are meeting on the 11th could be about funding. Should be a intresting week.

Regards

Morning

New presentation on the Web site

http://www.blackrockoilandgasplc.co.uk/


regards

Morning all



Heavy rain in northern Colombia has lasted much longer, however and a state of emergency has been declared in eight states. Areas bordering the Caribbean have been worst affected, including the historic walled city of Cartagena. At least 18 people have been killed and many thousands of homes damaged. This years rainy season has been the most damaging in years and the rains normally continue until mid-December.

And on a political front.

Thank you Dr.

Looks Like Ivan could not get a farm in partner for P1140.

Awaiting announcement from BLR to confirm.

http://www.gnn.gov.uk/environment/detail.asp?ReleaseID=177238&NewsAreaID=2&NavigatedFromDepartment=False

5. A list of the successful promote licences are attached:


LICENCE (AND STATUS) LICENSEE(S)
P1084 - drilled Reach, Petro-Canada
P1105 - drilled Century Exploration (UK) Ltd
P1125 - drilled Challenger Minerals (North Sea) Ltd
P1129 - drilled Challenger Minerals (North Sea) Ltd
P1132 - drilled Century Exploration, Antrim Energy
P1067 - firm well DNO UK Ltd
P1077 - firm well Nautical Petroleum Plc
P1078 - firm well Xcite Energy Resources Ltd
P1079 - firm well Exmar Oil and Gas Ltd
P1089 - firm well Challenger Minerals (North Sea) Ltd
P1120 - firm well Maersk Oil (UK) Ltd
P1130 - firm well Deltaic System Ltd
P1131 - firm well Europa Oil and Gas UK Ltd
P1138 - firm well Wintershall Noordzee B.V.
P1147 - firm well Wintershall Noordzee B.V.
P1080 - proposed development Exmar Oil and Gas Ltd
P1064 - new seismic + cont well Sterling Resources UK
P1082 - new seismic + cont well Ithaca Energy (UK) Ltd
P1095 - new seismic + cont well Kerr-McGee
P1096 - new seismic + cont well Century Exploration (UK) Ltd
P1107&1109 - new seismic + cont well Challenger Minerals
(North Sea) Ltd
P1141 - new seismic + cont well GTO Wham Energy Plc
P1151 - new seismic + cont well Century Exploration (UK) Ltd




30 licences not continuing:

P1065, 1066, 1068, 1069, 1073, 1076, 1081, 1085, 1087, 1088,
P1093, 1103, 1106, 1108, 1110, 1111, 1112, 1113, 1115, 1116,
P1121, 1122, 1124, 1128, 1137, 1140, 1142, 1143, 1145, 1148.


regards

Copied from other BB

samuelhogg - 26 Nov'05 - 22:21 - 1471 of 1472


From t1ps.com
Black Rock - Finals
26 November 2005 (21:02:58)
Black Rock (BLR) on Thursday announced its final results for the 12 months ended 30th June 2005. There has been a lot of activity since the year end, and the numbers, to an extent, do not matter in the same way that the proven and probable reserves of oil do. However, for the 12 month period reported the company did not have any turnover as there was no production, and recorded a loss on activities before and after tax of 1,464,305. More importantly cash at the year end stood at 773,175. It will clearly be lower now. Now, whilst I have stated that I don't believe a fundraising is imminent, I suspect that over the next few months we will see cash raised to strengthen the balance sheet. The company stated that it has a net recoverable reserve potential of over 30 million barrels of oil equivalent, the majority coming from its JV acreage in Colombia. The shares trade at 1.75p, valuing the company at 5.4 million. Any success at all in Colombia could see a dramatic re-rating. In the UK and Eire there seems to be little progress to report but I understand that Ivan Burgess is working hard on some deals. The point is that this lowly valuation discounts failure everywhere and thus, at 1.75p, Black Rock shares remain a "speculative buy".

regards