Empyrean Energy

Web site : http://www.empyreanenergy.com

if you want to trade it though, once it is sub 20p, any good news will make the sp rocket. Why anyone would want to stay in it though is beyond me, especially in these markets.

Well, Cynic,their partners' sp has not suffered so it boils down to a lousy UK market interpretation. It just means that the re-bound will be all the better when some positive news emerges - the current drilling is nearly at TD, is it not? So maybe next week there will be something to crow about.

I'ts not near TD. They've just started drilling the section from what I see.

DD .... hear, hear!

Big Al,

You are wrong 2 drills currently being undertaken both production drills not appraisal targetting zone 1 the zone where 2 commercial successes have been achieved on vertical drills.

The current wells are Kowalik Block B spudded 18 July, as at 30 July it had reached 6126 ft, target 11970 ft pilot hole then a 6000 ft horizontal, estimated 30 day drill.

The other well is Block A - 4 spudded July 4, as at 18 July it was at 9664 ft target depth is the productive upper pay zone which from memory is approx 12000 ft then a 6000 ft horizontal, my calculations including wirelining would indicate that they will be complete in 30 days, thats this Sunday.

Check your facts before posting

I've read the releases, stewart.

It clearly stated they'd (Kowalik) just drilled out the casing shoe! 11970 (TD) - 6126 ft (current depth) = 5844 ft to go. It's not near TD!!!!!! Also, they've just started rilling that section - it says as much.

I've been drilling wells for over 27 years - I know exactly what I'm talking about when it comes to this kind of thing.

BTW, production drilling does not always require a pilot hole. You could call it appraisal.

dd
i traded EME last time between 17p to 62p be great to do that again.

Wild swings on a lot of AIM stocks these days.

Big Al,

You refer to Kowalik have you forgot about Block A-4, it is very near target depth or are you disagreeing, I actually stated Kowalik would take 30 days from July 18.

" The TCEI JV Block A-4 well is designed to drill to the upper pay zone that has proven productive in the TCEI JV Block A-1 and A-3 wells and then drill approximately 6,000 ft horizontally within that zone in order to effect a lateral completion. "

The above is from the RNS that seems to me like a production well but I don't have 27 years drilling experience.

Kowalik 1H, H = horizontal, so total depth of the vertical and now into the horizontal.
So more "i" traded it at ? up to ? . I'll believe them when they tell us, not the hindsight gang, hollow words to me.
cyril

niceonecyril,

Kowalik is as above as at 30 July it is at 6126 ft, as Al says 5844 to go on the vertical before it turns horizontal.

It is Block A -4 that is approaching TD

Guys - as far as I understand it:

They're drilling a vertical pilot hole and will then plug it back to sidetrack and build it up to horizontal. It's not really clear as to whether this is a ^000 ft sidetrack (including the buildup section) or whether the 6000 ft is all horizontal.

I can't believe you lot. Sorry!

You know more about drilling than I'll ever know. Put that another way. I know nothing. But that isn't the point. If you are a long term investor then fair enough. I hope this company gives you the riches you deserve. What is clear though is you know nothing about the SM especially as it is today. We are dealing shares of the company here not the company itself. There is a huge difference. The Aim market is being slaughtered; there is a total lack of liquidation and nobody wants risky companies. I should know, I have shares in many!

To my cost I have learnt that you sell all small caps in a bear market unless day trading. End of story. The MM's don't want to know. EME comes under that category.

You can analyse it all you want but it ain't going to make the sp go up.

Could i take you back to post 1533 page 9.
Koawilik 1-H to test the upper zone, which is shown at 1700 mtrs
cyril

Dearlerdear; i agree in general but it can also give a good entry point, its just a matter of having belief in your research and a some bottle,of course getting your timing is not easy.
I bought GPX this am, at 169p is imho real good value?
cyril

I guess it depends what you are.

I'm not an investor waiting for my riches. I'm a trader trying to make money and I suppose that is what sets us apart. It's not a case of right or wrong, just different aims and goals. In the long term, who is to say which method makes more money.

Dealer; GPX makes for a good short term trade as its off its recent high mid 220p.
News of oil production,possibly 10,000bopd in the next coup;e of weeks?
imho
cyril

double post
cyril

Yes I was talking generally. As for GPX, I've been looking at the chart and you may well be right. Generally though shares do not do what you expect them to in this market. Personally :

1. I wait till I see movement
2. You then have to judge whether it is a true movement or MM's playing games
3. If it is the former, I buy.

As you can see, trading in this environment is a nightmare and full to the brim with red herrings!

1st August 2008

Empyrean Energy PLC

('Empyrean' or the 'Company'; Ticker: (EME))

Sugarloaf Block A, Texas USA

TCEI JV Block A # 4 well reaches total depth in the pilot hole section

Encouraging gas shows over approximately 300 feet

Horizontal drilling about to commence along the gaseous interval




Empyrean Energy Plc, the oil and gas explorer and producer with assets in Germany and the USA provides the following update on operations:

Empyrean has been advised by Texas Crude Energy Inc that the TCEI JV Block A #4 well has reached a total depth in the pilot hole section of 12,756 feet. Electric logs have been run. Current operations are the setting of cement plugs in order to kick off and commence the horizontal drilling for approximately 6000 ft.

The electric logs show an interval of approximately 300 feet of gas shows between 12,400 and 12,700 feet. This interval is encouraging and the horizontal portion of the well is designed to drill laterally along a portion of this interval.

Maximum gas readings reached 1325 units against an average background level of approximately 50 units.

Further updates will be provided as significant developments occur.







The information contained in this announcement was completed and reviewed by the Technical Director of Empyrean Energy Plc, Mr Frank Brophy BSc (Hons) who has over 40 years experience as a petroleum geologist.

cyril