Just bought into this share, I think its cheap at the current price. I think in time this could be another BUR.

Anyone else holding this and what are other peoples opinions on it?

Thanks

The Acacias #1 exploration well was spud in late April 2006 and is drilling ahead.

Thanks DFGO.
Thats great news.
cyril

08/05/2006 16:35 UKREG Operations Update Colombia


RNS Number:6272C
Emerald Energy PLC
08 May 2006


Emerald Energy Plc - 8 May 2006


Operations Update - Colombia



Emerald Energy Plc ("Emerald" or the "Company") would like to provide the
following update:

Further to the information provided in 2005 Annual Report and Accounts with
regard to the drilling of the Centauro Sur prospect in the Campo Rico block, the
Centauro Sur No. 1 well has been completed for the test production and is
currently producing about 250 barrels of oil per day.


Enquiries: Helen Manning 020 7925 2440

Emerald Energy says Colombia's Centauro Sur No 1 well producing 250 bpd

LONDON (AFX) - Emerald Energy PLC said the No 1 well in the Centauro Sur
prospect in Colombia's Campo Rico block has now been completed for test
production and is currently producing about 250 barrels of oil per day.
newsdesk@afxnews.com
hjp

DFGO, i.ve got to hand it to you, spot on your previous post.
Now my previous post about the Syrian rumour,was all my own thoughts,have since looked around the various boards and other posters are thinking along the same lines.
Now do you have any ideas on the above?
cyril

niceonecyril
as you know I pick it up on the Emerald energy website @ 15.18 and posted on ADVFN and here before the RNS released hope you pick up a few before RNS came out


Rumours on advfn GPX thread oil have been found in Syria read philip444 posts
he has been right every time so far I have no reason to disbelieve him now

well spudded on or before 26/04/2006 07:01 UKREG Spuds Syrian Exploration Well
It took Emerald 14 days to drill Centauro Sur#1 to 7,416ft, so Philip444 in right time span he also said still driling so possibly it was 1 of the upper zone before getting to total depth.

DFGO,
Thanks for your reply, its how i see it. Unfortuately all funds tied up,
but i have my shares tucked away in an ISA so definately long term,looking for
10+.
Once again great spotting.
cyril

niceonecyril

31 prospects in syria EVO say tigris prospect worth 1200p with out Colombia, no
price given for 'Souedieh North prospect,Souedieh North prospect has the potential to contain in excess of 100 million barrels of recoverable oil (Gulfsands' internal estimate of potential).
With 31 prospect what price if 10 contain oil /gas a lot more than 10+, And Gigante output could increase to 1,500bopd with the new ESP pump.

I have a figure in mind but you might think i'm ramping.

I do believe it will be 6+ by end may Early June if not earlier
My opinion only but as always DYOR

Spudded 1 day before RNS

The Souedieh North #1 exploration well was spud on 25 April 2006 and is drilling ahead
http://www.emeraldenergy.com/OnP-Syria.htm

DFGO,
I think we are in for a blue day, won't be surprised to see a all time high?
With about 2 weeks left before the completion of S/N Well, PI's will start to take
up positions t25'S followed by the t10's, so could be fruitful times ahead.
cyril

niceonecyril

copied from advfn

stevea171 - 9 May'06 - 10:49 - 13727 of 13728


Drill at Souedieh North #1 continuing. TD 7200 ft. It is interesting that the Ryder Scott estimate of 100 mbo recoverable makes it only the 8th largest potential deposit that has so far been identified in Syria Block 26 and subject to exploration by Gulfsands and Emerald. It is the largest of the higher level prospects and is adjacent to all the Souedieh infrastructure incl pipeline.

The list of 31 prospects includes the following:

Souedieh Tigris .... 550 pmbo
Hamzeh (Deep) ...... 210 pmbo
Haydar Deep ........ 110 pmbo
Maghlatja Deep...... 140 pmbo
Khirbir Deep ....... 120 pmbo
Nur Deep ........... 110 pmbo
Al Barde Deep ...... 100 pmbo
Souedieh North ..... 100 pmbo

Oil quality is expected to be medium gravity which should command a good price with light oil at $60-75 bo. If SN #1 is successful the rig is contracted for a possible second drill immediately following on. Rig availability is an issue world wide and this agreement will allow the possibility of drilling the first 3 wells in Block 26 in May, June, and Aug-Sept/Oct.

Within the next few years Gulfsands and Emerald could be involved in drilling dozens of wells into these structures if there is early success, and after a short time production would potentially pay for most of the development costs.
With major oil structures all around this is far from wildcatting. Industry stats of success of an av. 1 in 7 could be knocked into a cocked hat, like Emerald is experiencing with its current drilling in Colombia.

These companies have realistic chances of being BUR's, or CNE's within a short timescale as their 31 prospects have the following advantages;

Landbased
7,000 or 14,000 ft depth
Known geology (at shallow depth)
Close to existing infrastructure that has spare capacity
Close to European markets
Government support as Syrian total production is falling significantly

To give some idea of the scale and prospectivity of this area it is worth reviewing some of the details of Souedieh Tigris which is scheduled for spudding in late August:

The structure size is huge, potentially 75 sq km.
9 potentially productive zones
Evo place a share value to Emerald of 12 for Tigris alone, if successful

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Extract from Gulfsands RNS of 30/1/06:

The Tigris structure is of a significant size, potentially as large as some 75 square kilometres, and only one well bore currently exists on the structure.

It is difficult to assess the full reserve potential within Proved, Probable and Possible Reserves at this time. However, based on the data that are currently available, the Ryder Scott report concludes that there are nine potentially productive zones contained within Palaeozoic age reservoirs found in the existing well bore on the Tigris structure.

The report classifies 883 BCFG as Probable and Possible Reserves if the Tigris structure is primarily a natural gas accumulation. The report classifies 104 MMBO and 64 BCFG as Possible Reserves in these zones if the Tigris structure is primarily an oil accumulation.

The report further classifies an additional 3447 BCFG as an unrisked Prospective Resource within the gas case or 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as an unrisked Prospective Resource in the oil case. The Prospective Resource was based on potential resources below the base of the hydrocarbon bearing zones encountered in the existing well bore, as a definitive water contact is not identified with the existing data.

In summary, the natural gas case equates to total reserves potential among Probable, Possible and Prospective Resource as 4330 BCFG (722 MMBOE), while the oil case equates to 512 MMBO and 308 BCFG (combined 563 MMBOE). Gulfsands' 50% working interest in Block 26 and the Tigris reserves are subject to the fiscal terms of this Production Sharing Contract.

Following this initial review, Ryder Scott will undertake a further review of the field development plan and costs, to quantify the economic value of the Probable and Possible Reserves and Prospective Resource.

John Dorrier, CEO of Gulfsands Petroleum, said:

"This independent study confirms our conclusion that Block 26 contains probable pay in Palaeozoic reservoirs and significantly increases the Company's overall reserves. The report further demonstrates the lower risk associated with finding large oil and gas reserves in Block 26 and increases the total Block potential significantly."

DFGO;
Had a quick look, it just gets betterer and betterer. One point if Tigris is worth 12 alone and represents 38% of total estimated reserves then a SP of 30's
would be in order.
cyril
ps; and of course Columbia

niceonecyril

Hope your still in.
8 days to AGM 26 May.

News on Syria should be good,if duster would have heard by now imo.
Colombia news due as well.

but as always dyor.

DFGO,
Had trouble with the PC, still holding. Keeping in my ISA, long term.
30 days from 25th(date of spudding) should get some news prior to the
AGM.
cyril

niceonecyril

most of mine in nominee a/c ,still in profit lost a load on paper over the last week
but holding tightly.

The fundamentals are good,oil still around $69 to $70 a barrel,Emeralds still pumping oil and making money.

nice bounce today up 18.7% from yesterday

only 3 days to AGM and hopefully news before then on Colombia and Syria

Emerald Energy Plc


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 24 May 2006


Operations Update - Syria


Emerald Energy Plc ('Emerald' or the 'Company') would like to provide the
following update:


The Souedieh North well in Block 26, Syria has been drilled to a depth of 7,298
feet. While drilling, the well encountered a series of live oil and gas shows.
Wireline logs of the Tertiary reservoir section of the well indicate hydrocarbon
bearing zones.

The operator is currently preparing to obtain wireline log data over the
Cretaceous reservoir section in the well after setting an intermediate string of
casing over the Tertiary section to maintain wellbore stability.


Further results from the well should be forthcoming within the next few weeks.


Alastair Beardsall, Emerald's Chairman, said:

'Initial results of the Souedieh North No.1 well are very encouraging; further
logging and testing of the well is required to fully evaluate it.'


Emerald holds a 50% interest in Block 26 in its 100% subsidiary SNG Overseas
Ltd.


Enquiries: Helen Manning 020 7925 2440






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

Emerald Energy Plc


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 24 May 2006


Operations Update - Colombia


Emerald Energy Plc ('Emerald' or the 'Company') is pleased to provide the
following update:


Exploration


The Las Acacias No.1 exploration well has been drilled to a total depth of
10,930 ft. The Las Acacias prospect is located to the south of the Vigia field.
Wireline logs identified a potential hydrocarbon zone, casing has been run and
cemented and the well is being prepared for production testing. Saxon Rig 223
will then be moved to drill Las Acacias No.2 and drilling should commence early
June 2006.


Centauro Sur No.1 exploration well continues to produce at approximately 250
bopd and a second well on the Centauro Sur field is being planned for later in
2006.


Production


Daily gross production for 1st quarter 2006 averaged 4,400 bopd. During April
and May production continued to be impaired by the failures of rented surface
hydraulic pumps at the Campo Rico and Vigia fields and, in addition, the failure
of downhole pumps in Vigia No.1 and Campo Rico No.1 wells. These wells during
1st quarter 2006 produced at an average rate of 954 bopd and 760 bopd
respectively and when removed from production had a significant impact. Average
production for May to date is 3,400 bopd.


The downhole pump in Campo Rico No.1 has been replaced and the well returned to
production. Vigia No.1 is being worked over and an electric submersible pump
installed to replace the downhole jet pump; it is expected that the well will be
returned to production by end of May. New surface hydraulic pumps have been
purchased for the Campo Rico and Vigia fields as planned and will be installed
during June 2006.


The Company is preparing to replace hydraulic jet pumps at Campo Rico No.1, 2
and 3 wells with electric submersible pumps to improve the reliability of
production levels.



Alastair Beardsall, Emerald's Chairman, said:

'We have started a programme to replace our production equipment, both at
surface and downhole, to reverse the recent decline in production and to improve
the reliability of our operations. This programme will take several weeks to
complete and will result in a better operation of Emeralds assets.'


Enquiries: Helen Manning 020 7925 2440


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

Emerald Energy Plc


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 24 May 2006


Operations Update - Colombia


Emerald Energy Plc ('Emerald' or the 'Company') is pleased to provide the
following update:


Exploration


The Las Acacias No.1 exploration well has been drilled to a total depth of
10,930 ft. The Las Acacias prospect is located to the south of the Vigia field.
Wireline logs identified a potential hydrocarbon zone, casing has been run and
cemented and the well is being prepared for production testing. Saxon Rig 223
will then be moved to drill Las Acacias No.2 and drilling should commence early
June 2006.


Centauro Sur No.1 exploration well continues to produce at approximately 250
bopd and a second well on the Centauro Sur field is being planned for later in
2006.

Saxon Rig 223 will then be moved to drill Las Acacias No.2 and drilling should commence early June 2006.