UK Oil & Gas

Bis dahin der weitere Plan zur Sicherung in der Nordsee: LONDON (Alliance News) - The UK Oil and Gas Authority this week released its initial findings in response to the review commissioned by the government in 2014 concerning the UK oil and gas industry, laying out its plan to rejuvenate the North Sea fields and identifying two "key" risks. The authority, which was set up by UK government, is attempting to work with various partners from the industry and government to try to maximise production of oil and gas from the UK, especially from the UK Continental Shelf in the North Sea, which is facing reduced investment and higher costs as oil and gas fields age.

Könnte also doch was dahinter stecken, fraglich ob so eine kleine Quetsche was daraus machen kann, oder ob sie ausgehebelt werden.

It said it would need to do more appraisal drilling, well testing and assessment of recovery factors in order to quantify the net resources in relation to its own licence areas and to prove its commerciality. But last Friday, UK Oil and Gas Chairman David Lenigas was quoted in the Evening Standard newspaper backing the 100.0 billion barrel figure. When asked if the 100.0 billion barrel figure was an overstatement, he replied: "No. We said we believed there were 158 million barrels per square mile and we own 55 square miles. We think we can recover 3%-15% ? that?s 100 billion barrels." "All we said was that the oil we found did not constitute either ?contingent or prospective resources or reserves?," he continued. _____________________________________________________ http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=9ocw1isc