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I decided to start this thread due to the lack of interest via the other thread?
Today EEN with its partner GPX released what can only be described as outstanding news, a 3rd appraisal well in a field couple of kms across flowed 3420bo on a small choke, unaided and they still have not found the limits of this field. Reserves will released in the next 3 weeks and could go as high as 100mbo(speculative).
The market has yet to digest this latest news and imo the SP is still in the bargain range?

http://www.emeraldenergy.com
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200812220700095529K
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200901260700092060M
http://www.emeraldenergy.com/documents/20090126EENInvestorPresentation.pdf/
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902110700131142N
http://www.emeraldenergy.com/documents/EEN2008Results.pdf
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200905060700127309R
http://www.emeraldenergy.com/documents/EENInvestorPrentation/May2009.pdf

cyril

Yousefieh No.1 Discovery




The Yousefieh No.1 exploration well, located approximately 3 kilometres from the early production facilities in the Khurbet East field, has encountered 63 metres of net oil pay in the target Cretaceous aged formations and flowed oil to surface, under natural flow, at approximately 900 barrels of oil per day.




The Yousefieh No.1 well was drilled to a total depth of 2,139 metres and based on preliminary wire-line log and core evaluation, encountered at a depth of around 1,940 metres an oil column of approximately 64 metres in the target Cretaceous aged formations, with approximately 63 metres of net oil pay having an average porosity of 18.6%.




A flow test was conducted over the top 19 metre interval, flowing oil of approximately 23 degrees API gravity to surface, under natural flow and through a 48/64 inch choke, at an average rate of approximately 900 barrels per day over a 3 hour period with no water produced. While preparing for the natural flow test, the well produced, with the assistance of gas lift, at an average rate of approximately 1,450 barrels per day through a 95/64 inch choke over a 3 hour period. The preliminary results of the test indicate very good reservoir permeability.




Coring operations were conducted across the complete reservoir interval with very good recovery. This information, together with that obtained from the logging and testing operations will be used to evaluate the discovery and prepare an appraisal programme.




The Yousefieh No.1 well was designed to evaluate a new exploration play identified on the 3D seismic data acquired in 2007 over and around the Khurbet East field. Following this early success on the play, the joint venture is planning to acquire additional 3D seismic data to assist in the identification of further prospects and leads in this play in the areas surrounding the Khurbet East field and Yousefieh discovery.




The Yousefieh No.1 well will be suspended and the rig moved to drill a delineation well at the north end of the Khurbet East field with the aim of establishing the oil water contact and also with the potential to be used later as a water disposal well.




Following the evaluation of the data acquired on the Yousefieh No.1 well, a smaller workover rig may be moved to this well to conduct more extensive well testing.




Khurbet East Field Production




The Khurbet East field continues to produce at an average daily oil rate of approximately 11,500 barrels per day from 5 wells (2 vertical and 3 horizontal producers) with only trace water production and cumulative oil production from the field has now exceeded one million barrels.




Pressure monitoring operations conducted in producer wells in October indicate that there has been only minimal reservoir pressure reduction in the Khurbet East field. This information, along with the production history and data acquired in the field to date will be included in the field reserves updated planned to be completed in the first quarter of 2009.







Emerald's Chief Executive Officer, Angus MacAskill, said:




'We are delighted with the results of the Yousefieh No.1 well, the first on this exciting new exploration play and look forward to the results from both the appraisal of this discovery and from the acquisition of further 3D seismic data in the area. We are also very pleased with the excellent performance of the Khurbet East field and the achievement of the milestone of the first million barrels from this field.'
cyril

Yousefieh No.1 Exploration Well Result, Block 26 (Emerald Energy)




RNS Number : 4363I
Emerald Energy PLC
19 November 2008


Emerald Energy Plc

19 November 2008


Yousefieh No.1 Exploration Well Result, Block 26, Syria

Emerald Energy Plc ("Emerald" or the "Company") is pleased to provide the following update
on operations in Block 26, Syria.

Yousefieh No.1 Discovery

The Yousefieh No.1 exploration well, located approximately 3 kilometres from the early
production facilities in the Khurbet East field,
has encountered 63 metres of net oil pay in the target Cretaceous aged formations and flowed
oil to surface, under natural flow, at
approximately 900 barrels of oil per day.

The Yousefieh No.1 well was drilled to a total depth of 2,139 metres and based on
preliminary wire-line log and core evaluation,
encountered at a depth of around 1,940 metres an oil column of approximately 64 metres in the
target Cretaceous aged formations, with
approximately 63 metres of net oil pay having an average porosity of 18.6%.

A flow test was conducted over the top 19 metre interval, flowing oil of approximately 23
degrees API gravity to surface, under natural
flow and through a 48/64 inch choke, at an average rate of approximately 900 barrels per day
over a 3 hour period with no water produced.
While preparing for the natural flow test, the well produced, with the assistance of gas lift,
at an average rate of approximately 1,450
barrels per day through a 95/64 inch choke over a 3 hour period. The preliminary results of
the test indicate very good reservoir
permeability.

Coring operations were conducted across the complete reservoir interval with very good
recovery. This information, together with that
obtained from the logging and testing operations will be used to evaluate the discovery and
prepare an appraisal programme.

The Yousefieh No.1 well was designed to evaluate a new exploration play identified on the
3D seismic data acquired in 2007 over and
around the Khurbet East field. Following this early success on the play, the joint venture is
planning to acquire additional 3D seismic data
to assist in the identification of further prospects and leads in this play in the areas
surrounding the Khurbet East field and Yousefieh
discovery.

The Yousefieh No.1 well will be suspended and the rig moved to drill a delineation well at
the north end of the Khurbet East field with
the aim of establishing the oil water contact and also with the potential to be used later as
a water disposal well.

Following the evaluation of the data acquired on the Yousefieh No.1 well, a smaller
workover rig may be moved to this well to conduct
more extensive well testing.

Khurbet East Field Production

The Khurbet East field continues to produce at an average daily oil rate of approximately
11,500 barrels per day from 5 wells (2
vertical and 3 horizontal producers) with only trace water production and cumulative oil
production from the field has now exceeded one
million barrels.

Pressure monitoring operations conducted in producer wells in October indicate that there
has been only minimal reservoir pressure
reduction in the Khurbet East field. This information, along with the production history and
data acquired in the field to date will be
included in the field reserves updated planned to be completed in the first quarter of 2009.



Emerald's Chief Executive Officer, Angus MacAskill, said:

"We are delighted with the results of the Yousefieh No.1 well, the first on this exciting
new exploration play and look forward to the
results from both the appraisal of this discovery and from the acquisition of further 3D
seismic data in the area. We are also very pleased
with the excellent performance of the Khurbet East field and the achievement of the milestone
of the first million barrels from this
field."


Enquiries: Lisa Hibberd 020 7925 2440

Emerald a buy with 7.50 target

"Jefferies International initiates coverage of UK exploration and production stocks. Starts Afren (AFR.LN), Cairn Energy (CNE.LN), Emerald Energy (EEN.LN), Premier Oil (PMO.LN) and Tullow Oil (TUWLY) at buy.
Has Sibir Energy (SBE.LN) at hold.

Says Emerald Energy is the top recommendation and is an overlooked growth story with significant upside potential through exploration and appraisal drilling. With regards to the sector says, "valuations in the E&P sector offer a unique opportunity to build positions in deeply oversold stocks, while gaining exposure to a long-term oil price outlook that remains positive."

More good news !.....more production to come !, shame oil price is not higher otherwise the sp would be twice what it is now !.

Drilling Campo Rico No.5 Production well

Drilling the Capella 3 well
The first deviated well to be drilled in the block,with a surface location adjacent to the Capella No.1 vertical well and penetrating the reservoir approximately 340 metres away.
The objectives of this well are to appraise the area near Capella No. 1, evaluate the potential to enhance production by using deviated wells that expose a longer reservoir section for production.

Emerald is currently evaluating tenders for a suitable drilling rig and expects the Gigante No.2 development well to the producing Tetuan formation to spud before the year end.
In addition, Emerald, at its own cost, will deepen the well to the prospective Caballos horizon where the Company believes the target reservoir may contain 15 million barrels of recoverable hydrocarbon resource.

Drilling of the exploration wells in the Maranta and Jacaranda blocks is also expected to commence towards the end of 2008 following the completion of the regulatory permitting process and site preparation

The graph shows a rising trend here...should crude rise a little say up above $60, this may rise a lot !.

From Emerald Energy partener Gulfsands Petroleum 4/12/08 Brokers note

Going forward exploration activity in the South West of Block 26 has potential to add both significant reserves and production from the more structurally complex but more numerous Dolomitic reservoir units.

Rating
We believe GPX makes a convincing investment proposition both now and for the medium term. From Khubert East the company is already producing at a stabilised rate of ~11,000bbl/d.

Full exploitation of Block 26 would see GPX become a significant oil production company; we anticipate production levels of around 50,000bbl/day by 2012 with potential 1P reserves of ~300MMbbls.

Current Operations Update
Syria
After the recently completed Yousefieh-1 well, GPX plans to drill an additional 1-2 step-out wells in 1H09 to appraise fully the target Cretaceous reservoir units.
By 2009 the Syrian Petroleum Company will begin commissioning additional capacity for the EPF; GPX will only bear the additional rental payments once the new facilities are in use.

In addition to the construction of new infrastructure to develop Khubert East from its current 11,500bbl/d production capacity, GPX believes there is further exploration potential in the south-west of Block 26 within fractured Dolomitic limestone reservoir units.

GPX intends to shoot new 3D seismic over this area in 2009, aimed at creating a detailed exploration prospect inventory that will form the basis of a future exploration drilling programme.

GPX may look to move into a more active phase of exploration in the south-west region in 1H09.

It is understood that the geology in this area is structurally more complex, with an increased fault density; this would create smaller, but more numerous, compartmentalised hydrocarbon accumulations.




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Cyril

Edit I can not get link to work

RNS Number : 5529K
Emerald Energy PLC
22 December 2008



Emerald Energy Plc




22 December 2008




Drilling Report : Gigante No.2 Well, Matambo Block, Colombia




Emerald Energy Plc ('Emerald' or the 'Company') would like to provide the following update on operations in Colombia.




Drilling of the Gigante No.2 well has commenced. Gigante No.2 is planned primarily as a development well in the currently producing Tetuan reservoir. Located close to the crest of the structure, this well is expected to be approximately 250 feet higher than the existing Gigante No.1A well. The Company expects Gigante No.2 to recover approximately 4 million barrels of existing oil reserves from this reservoir, with initial rates similar to the rate of 3,000 barrels of oil per day experienced in the early production from the Gigante No.1A well.




The cost of the well to the Tetuan reservoir will be shared equally between Emerald and Ecopetrol S.A. ('Ecopetrol'), the Colombian oil company with a 50% interest in the Gigante field. In addition, Emerald, at its own cost which is expected to be approximately $2 million, will deepen the well to the prospective Caballos formation approximately 120 feet below the Tetuan reservoir to evaluate the exploration potential of this deeper horizon. The Company estimates the Caballos formation may contain 15 million barrels of unrisked recoverable resources. In the event of success, Ecopetrol has the right, under the Association Contract, to participate at a 50% interest in development of the Caballos formation by reimbursing a 50% share of exploration costs.




Gigante No.2 is expected to have a total drilling depth of approximately 16,000 feet and take approximately 6 months to drill and evaluate. The total cost of the well is expected to be approximately $36 million, with Emerald paying $19 million and Ecopetrol paying $17 million.




Prior to the end of the third quarter of 2008, Emerald had pre-invested approximately $5 million in site preparation and materials for the project. The Company therefore expects that Emerald's remaining expenditure for the Gigante No.2 well will be approximately $14 million.




The Gigante No.2 well forms part of the Company's 2008/2009 capital investment programme, all of which is expected to be funded from existing cash and cash generated from operations.




The Gigante field, located in the Matambo block in the Upper Magdalena Valley, commenced production in 1999 from the Gigante No.1A well and has subsequently produced over 2.75 million barrels of oil with a current production rate of approximately 950 barrels of oil per day.







Emerald's Chief Executive Officer, Angus MacAskill, said:




'We are delighted to have started drilling this well with our partner, Ecopetrol. The well has the potential to materially add to both the production and the reserves of the Company, and we look forward to the results towards the middle of 2009.'







Enquiries: Lisa Hibberd 020 7925 2440

Emerald starts new well
MoneyAM
Emerald Energy said this morning that drilling of the Colombian Gigante No.2 well has commenced.

The Gigante No.2 well in Colombia is planned primarily as a development well in the currently producing Tetuan reservoir. Located close to the crest of the structure, this well is expected to be approximately 250 feet higher than the existing Gigante No.1A well. The Company expects Gigante No.2 to recover approximately 4 million barrels of existing oil reserves from this reservoir, with initial rates similar to the rate of 3,000 barrels of oil per day experienced in the early production from the Gigante No.1A well.

The cost of the well to the Tetuan reservoir will be shared equally between Emerald and Ecopetrol, the Colombian oil company with a 50% interest in the Gigante field. In addition, Emerald, at its own cost which is expected to be approximately $2m, will deepen the well to the prospective Caballos formation approximately 120 feet below the Tetuan reservoir to evaluate the exploration potential of this deeper horizon. The Company estimates the Caballos formation may contain 15 million barrels of unrisked recoverable resources. In the event of success, Ecopetrol has the right, under the Association Contract, to participate at a 50% interest in development of the Caballos formation by reimbursing a 50% share of exploration costs.

Gigante No.2 is expected to have a total drilling depth of approximately 16,000 feet and take approximately 6 months to drill and evaluate. The total cost of the well is expected to be approximately $36m, with Emerald paying $19m and Ecopetrol paying $17m.

Emerald's CEO, Angus MacAskill, said: 'We are delighted to have started drilling this well with our partner, Ecopetrol. The well has the potential to materially add to both the production and the reserves of the Company, and we look forward to the results towards the middle of 2009.'

DFGO, i've added the latest RNS to the header, 6 months is a long time so market
will discard at this minute. More short term is CR5 and Capella3, both i believe are
imminent?
cyril

merry xmas to everyone.

copied from advfn

Emerald Energy announces investments by US$100 million

Oil the English Emerald Energy, with present investments in the Caguán (Caquetá), Magdalena and Putumayo, ratified its confidence as investor in the country and announced for 2009 investments by U$100 million.
The announcement was done by Angus MacAskill, president of the company, to ambassador Noemí Sanín, according to informed by means of a bulletin the Colombian chancellery.

During the encounter realised in the embassy of Colombia in London, MacAskill emphasized the commitment and the confidence that the oil one has in the country, and expressed that the policies and the guarantees that the Government has offered to the foreign investors to them he has motivated them, not only to maintain its present investments, but to continue looking for new explorations.

“We have a strong relation of work with Colombia and are very happy for being able to continue working there. Without concerning the present economic situation, we will continue investing in Colombia”, said MacAskill.

Also, it was declared pleasingly surprised by the high level of the executives, Colombian engineers and technicians who work for their company.

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6 months !, that is a hell of a long time to drill a well and the cost is staggering !,....anyway still a very good mid cap oilie this one,....Merry Christmas to all bloggers and everybody at Money AM !.

RF they are drilling into a proven field, which is possibly a lot larger than stated?
It was producing around 4000bopd before a massive explosion and has limped along
at around 1000bopd of high quality oil from a repaired well. If they can produce the levels of production it will be money well spent,the results will determine whether a 3rd well would be worthwhile?
One of my more successful companies for 2008, starting at around 188p and
holding up extremely well in todays market. Shows with careful research and patience their are bargains out there, DGO is similar to EEN\'s position at the start of the year along with PURE will hopefully make 2009 a profitable one?
Yes, Happy Christmas to all.
Can i add LDP to my picks.
cyril

Emerald now promoted to FTSE250

Emerald Energy (UK B01NJN3) will be added to the index with a shares in issue total of 59,592,994 and an investability weighting of 100%

RNS Number : 6600L
Emerald Energy PLC
15 January 2009

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Emerald Energy Plc


15 January 2009


Operations Update


Emerald Energy Plc ("Emerald" or the "Company") would like to provide the
following update on operations in Block 26, Syria.


Khurbet East No.7 Well


Drilling operations have been completed at the Khurbet East No.7 well in the
Khurbet East field. The well was designed to delineate the north of the field,
establish the oil-water contact and to have the potential to be used later as a
water disposal well.


The well was drilled to a total depth of 2,060 metres and encountered the top of
the Cretaceous Massive reservoir at approximately 1,978 metres. Good hydrocarbon
shows were encountered across a 7 metre interval while drilling into the
reservoir and gradually diminished over the next 13 metres.


The reservoir porosities encountered in the Khurbet East No.7 well were measured
mainly in the range of 5% to 10%, significantly lower than the exceptional
reservoir quality encountered in the central portion of the field where
porosities are in the range of 16 to 20%. Variations in reservoir properties
such as these are not unusual in carbonate reservoir systems and this new
information, combined with the production history to date, will be important in
developing a more refined reservoir model.


Preliminary analysis of the wireline logs is unable to directly establish an
oil-water contact due to the generally higher resistivities measured in lower
porosity reservoirs. Although the oil-water contact was not directly determined
by the wireline logs, preliminary analysis of these logs and the drilling data
together indicates that the oil-water contact in the field may be slightly
deeper than previously interpreted.


The Khurbet East No.7 well was not production tested and was suspended for
further evaluation in the future, which may include production testing, or for
later use as a water disposal well.

3D Seismic Survey


The acquisition of a 640 square kilometre 3D seismic survey has commenced. This
survey is designed to provide contiguous data coverage over a large area
surrounding the recent Khurbet East and Yousefieh oil discoveries, complementing
the 3D seismic surveys acquired in this area in 2007. This survey will assist in
progressing the new exploration play that has been confirmed by the Yousefieh
discovery. The 3D seismic programme is expected to be completed in approximately
5 months, with final processed data available during the third quarter of this
year.


Emerald's Chief Executive Officer, Angus MacAskill, said:


"The information gained from the Khurbet East No.7 well will, when combined with
the excellent production performance to date, assist in better understanding
this field and contribute to the ongoing reserves re-evaluation due to be
completed in the first quarter of 2009. Acquisition of the 3D seismic survey is
an important step in building on the success of the Yousefieh discovery in the
new exploration play on Block 26."




Enquiries: Lisa Hibberd 020 7925 2440

This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

Emeralds partener in syria RNS
Immediate Release 15 January 2009



GULFSANDS PETROLEUM PLC

KHE-7 Drilling update
3D Seismic Programme

London, 15th January 2009: Gulfsands Petroleum plc ("Gulfsands", the
"Group" or the "Company" - AIM: GPX), the oil and gas production,
exploration and development company with activities in Syria, Iraq,
and the U.S.A., is pleased to announce that drilling operations have
been completed on the Khurbet East No 7 well ("KHE-7"), with an oil
column identified in this planned water disposal well located on the
northern limits of the Khurbet East Field within Syria Block 26. The
Company also announces the commencement of a 640 square kilometre 3D
seismic programme that is expected to assist the Company in
identifying additional opportunities in the area of Block 26 which
now includes the Khurbet East and Yousefieh discoveries.

Drilling update in Syria

The KHE-7 well was designed to provide geologic information on the
northern limits of the Khurbet East Field, establish the oil-water
contact and to be available to serve as a disposal well for the water
that is expected to be eventually produced in conjunction with oil
production from the Khurbet East Field.

The well was drilled to a total depth of 2,060 metres and encountered
the top of the Cretaceous Massive reservoir at approximately 1978
metres. Good oil shows were encountered while drilling through the
upper 7 metres of the reservoir and gradually diminished over the
next 13 metres.

The reservoir porosities encountered in the KHE-7 well were measured
to be mainly in the range of 5% to 10%, which are significantly lower
than the exceptional reservoir properties encountered in the central
portion of the Field where porosities are in the range of 16 - 20%.
Variations in reservoir properties such as these are not unusual in
carbonate reservoir systems and this new information, combined with
the production history to date, will be important in developing a
more refined reservoir model.

Preliminary analysis of the wireline logs has been unable to directly
establish an oil-water contact due to the generally higher
resistivities measured in this lower porosity reservoir. Although the
oil-water contact was not directly determined by the wireline logs,
preliminary analysis of these logs and the drilling data together
indicates that the oil-water contact in the field may be slightly
deeper and the field may extend further north than previously
interpreted.

A drill-stem test was not undertaken at KHE-7, but has been suspended
for further evaluation which may include production testing and
eventual use as a water disposal well. To date only trace amounts of
water have been produced from the Khurbet East Field.

3D Seismic Acquisition Programme

Acquisition has also commenced on a 640 square kilometre 3D seismic
programme that is designed to provide contiguous data coverage over a
large area surrounding the recent Khurbet East and Yousefieh oil
discoveries. The seismic data acquired will complement and expand the
area previously surveyed by 3D seismic and assist in delineating
already identified leads in the region and provide more information
on the new stratigraphic play that has been identified in an area
that now includes the Yousefieh discovery. The 3D seismic programme
is expected to be completed in approximately 5 months, with final
processed data available during the third quarter of this year

Gulf of Mexico Update

Oil and gas production from the Gulf of Mexico is continuing to
recover from the disruptions due to Hurricane Ike, with working
interest production now at approximately 950 barrels of oil
equivalent per day (boepd) approximately 50% of the rate prior to
the disruptions. Repairs to third party pipeline infrastructure are
ongoing, and a return to pre-hurricane production levels is not
expected until the second quarter.

This release has been approved by Richard Malcolm, Chief Executive of
Gulfsands Petroleum Plc who has a Bachelor of Science degree in
Geology with 29 years of experience in petroleum exploration and
management. Mr. Malcolm has consented to the inclusion of the
technical information in this release in the form and context in
which it appears.

Ric Malcolm, Chief Executive said:

"We are very pleased to have encountered oil in this well and with
the evaluation we have carried out to date, providing us with
valuable information on the characteristics of the reservoir in the
northern part of the Field. This represents a good start to the busy
year ahead. This important information and the continued remarkable
production performance of the Khurbet East Field ensures we are
looking forward with some anticipation to receipt of the reserves
re-evaluation which should be completed during the first quarter of
2009.

The data being acquired in the 3D seismic programme currently
underway is also going to be eagerly awaited as we expect it to
provide us with new information to enable us to pursue the new
stratigraphic play that has been identified by the Yousefieh-1 oil
discovery."

Steady progress ; that is the name of the game, and let's hope for an increase in crude price !.

EEN and GPX still making a good profit,oil will have to go good bit lower to be out of
profit

RNS Number : 9941L
Emerald Energy PLC
21 January 2009


Emerald Energy Plc

Yousefieh No.2 Appraisal Well Drilling Commences

Emerald Energy Plc ("Emerald" or the "Company") would like to provide the
following update on operations in Block 26, Syria.


Drilling operations have commenced at the Yousefieh No.2 appraisal well, located
approximately 1.8 kilometres east of the Yousefieh No.1 discovery well announced
in November 2008.


The Yousefieh No.1 discovery well encountered approximately 63 metres of net oil
pay in the Cretaceous aged reservoir and flowed oil to surface at a rate of 900
barrels per day, under natural flow, during a production test of a 19 metre
interval at the top of the reservoir.


The Yousefieh No.2 appraisal well is planned to be drilled to a total depth of
approximately 2,060 metres and take 45 days to drill and evaluate. The well will
target the same Cretaceous reservoir as encountered in the Yousefieh No.1
discovery well but close to the currently interpreted eastern limit of this
stratigraphic accumulation. The Company expects that a significantly thinner
reservoir section will be encountered at this location but it is believed that
the information on lateral variations in reservoir characteristics such as
reservoir facies, porosity and permeability will assist in refining
understanding of the reservoir and determining development plans.


The Yousefieh discovery is located close to existing infrastructure, with the
Yousefieh No.1 surface location approximately 3 kilometres from the production
facilities in the Khurbet East field.


Emerald's Chief Executive Officer, Angus MacAskill, said:


"We are pleased to be progressing rapidly with the appraisal of this exciting
discovery and look forward to the outcome from the first appraisal well."




21 January 2009




Enquiries: Lisa Hibberd 020 7925 2440