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Titolo: eni...stavolta ff ti anticipo..

17:39 Eni, perforati con successo tre pozzi in Indonesia
MILANO, 22 aprile (Reuters) - Eni ha completato con successo la perforazione
di tre pozzi per la valutazione del potenziale minerario dei giacimenti
indonesiani di Ranggas, Gendalo e Gandgand situati nell'offshore profondo
del Borneo Orientale, informa una nota. I tre giacimenti sono localizzati
nei permessi di Rapak e Ganal di cui Eni detiene il 20%. Si stima, conclude
la nota, che le riserve dei giacimenti di Gendalo e Gandgand siano nel
complesso dell'ordine di 500 milioni di barili di olio equivalente, mentre
quelle di Ranggas siano di circa 300 milioni di barili.

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Mi anticipi di cosa? sei solo in ritardo di un solo mese: ho segato di 40
milioni boe le stime di quota Eni, sono un ottimo anticipatore di notizie
ufficiali Eni, non che ci voglia molto il servizio stampa di Eni č come la
Pravda, parla dei fatti dopo tempo dall' accaduto, fossero notizie brutte
potrei capire, ma cazzo l' investor relator somministra persino le notizie
belle col contagocce, fossi al posto di Mincato tirerei fuori il gatto a
nove code, non si puň andare avanti cosě! e invece a una notizia del piffero
quella dei 150 milioni di euro di vendita di asset a Dana petroleum ne hanno
dato un risalto assurdo!
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Da:Francesco Flamini (
cosm...@tiscalinet.it
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Soggetto:buone nuove dall' indonesia per Eni
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Data:2002-03-25 03:38:05 PST
a conti fatti dovrebbero essere 200 milioni di boe di riserve per Eni e
40.000 boe/g per i prossimi 10-15 anni per Eni, peccato abbia solo il 20% di
quota ne progetto
Unocal Tests Giant Discovery Offshore Indonesia
 Unocal       Friday, March 22, 2002
Unocal Corporation has successfully tested an appraisal well on the giant
deepwater Gendalo-Gandang gas field complex offshore Indonesia.
"The gas rates are impressive, but we are most encouraged by the high
condensate rates tested from the appraisal well in the Gendalo field," said
Charles R. Williamson, Unocal chairman and chief executive officer. "The
results demonstrate that this is a world class gas-condensate resource,
which could supply gas to Indonesia's Bontang liquefied natural gas (LNG)
facilities by the end of the decade, and, more importantly, produce
significant liquids even sooner."
The Gendalo-3 well flowed at a daily rate of 30 million cubic feet (mmcf) of
gas and 2,200 barrels of condensate from a single interval between 11,559
feet (3,523 meters) and 11,638 feet (3,547 meters) true vertical depth
subsea (TVDS). The drillstem test had flowing tubing pressure of 4,114
pounds per square inch on a 40/64-inch choke.
The well has an estimated potential daily production rate at upwards of 90
million cubic feet of gas and 6,000 barrels of condensate per day.
The Gendalo-3 well encountered 102 feet (31 meters) of net pay. The well was
drilled in 5,082 feet (1,549 meters) of water to 13,070 feet (3,984 meters)
TVDS. The well is located 2.8 miles (4.5 kilometers) east of the Gendalo-1
discovery well in the central portion of the Gendalo-Gandang gas field
complex.
Another appraisal well, Gandang-2, was drilled in the northern portion of
the complex. This well encountered 185 feet (56 meters) of net gas pay. The
well was drilled to 12,000 feet (3,658 meters) TVDS in 5,613 feet (1,711
meters) of water. The Gandang-2 well is located 2.2 miles (3.5 kilometers)
south of the Gandang-1 discovery well.
Williamson noted that the reservoirs for the Gendalo and Gandang appraisal
wells are both in pressure communication with previous wells, indicating
significant resource potential and the robustness of the high quality sand
deposition.
Unocal estimates the gross resource potential for the Gendalo-Gandang
complex is at least 2.0 to 2.5 trillion cubic feet of gas, plus an
associated 50 to 150 million barrels of condensate. Work to certify this
resource and plan its development began in early 2001 and will continue.
Unocal Ganal is operator of the Ganal production-sharing contract area. It
holds an 80-percent working interest, while Lasmo Ganal, Limited, a
subsidiary of ENI, holds the remaining 20-percent working interest.