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Here is why:
Multiple News angles WE can get! looking for a quantum wave of a move in near future. Oil plays take time patience is the key here.
~~This stock will hit a penny to a .05+ sooner than later. We just need the right news.
(A) well Garcia 3 {green light)
B) Central Cali Kreynehagen!
(C) The company also reports that the development of the additional acreage in the Northwest Premont Area that will be developed by Grid Petroleum's Operating Company, Grid Petroleum Production is continuing with significant progress.
The company anticipates that its first development well of the new prospect will be initiated in the first quarter of 2013.
(D NATURAL GAS PLAY )SE Jonah Prospect comprising 4 leases covering an area of approximately 3,744.57 acres located in the Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming; and a 50% working interest in a mineral lease on 4,000 acres in Kings and Fresno counties in California. UPDATE?
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Symbol: GRPR
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Kreyenhagen Trend
Kreyenhagen Trend acreage in the California shale play of the San Joaquin Basin is different than other unconventional oil plays like the Bakken and Eagle Ford oil plays; these unconventional shale zones, Kreyenhagen and Monterey, lay beneath long-established multi-billion barrel conventional oil discoveries, these source rocks are heavily fractured by regional tectonics, creating thick shale sections spanning 500-3500ft, which are accessible by vertical wells.
Steep anticline structures eliminate the need for costly fracturing necessary in other tight shale’s. The favorable result is a more profitable decline profile – lower initial production rates, but much slower decline.
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Grid Petroleum Unconventional Shale Developments- Kreyenhagen Trend, San Joaquin Basin California
February 1, 2012 No Comments by GRID
DENVER , Dec. 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Grid Petroleum Corporation (OTC.BB: GRPR.OB – NEWS) (“The Company”) announces material enhancements to its plans to develop the Unconventional Shale acreage it joint ventures in the San Joaquin Basin in California .
In a strategic move, the Company has mitigated it’s exposure to the initial exploratory risk associated with the development of the Unconventional Shale acreage to its joint venture partners in exchange for a reduction of the Company’s working interest in the overall Kreyenhagen Trend oil shale play.
Grid Petroleum will have contributed on its behalf, a cash consideration , of 1.1 million dollars towards developmental expenses during the next twelve months by its joint venture partners. These costs include all lease costs for the next twelve months, the costs associated with the developmental study and all the costs and expenses of drilling the first test well on the acreage.
The Company has reduced its working interest from 50% to 20% with a net revenue interest reduction from 37.5 % to 14%
“We see this development plan for the acreage to be a very positive move for the Company,” stated President James Powell . “Not having to cover these expenses before the first well is drilled allows the Company to reap the benefits of success in the acreage without having to expose any investment dollars.”
The company is informed by its joint venture partners that the compilation of associated properties information stage is near completion and that the progress of the study remains on track. It is anticipated that the study will be completed and the first drill site will be selected within the first quarter of 2012.
The company previously announced the following estimated Oil In Place Potential of the Kreyenhagen Trend leases as determined by the company’s geologists: “Initial estimates indicate that there exists 82,000,000 BOOIP. Eighty Two Million Barrels Oil Oil in Place.”
The Company currently holds a 20% Working Interest in the 4,000 acres , Grid Petroleum Corp joint venture partners hold the other providing an estimated 16,400,000 BOOIP to Grid Petroleum’s Interest.
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Phone: 1-877-798-4165
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Legal Notice Regarding Forward-Looking Statements in this news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements are based on current facts and analyses and other information that are based on forecasts of future results, estimates of amounts not yet determined, and assumptions of management. Forward looking statements are generally, but not always, identified by the words “expects”, “plans”, “anticipates”, “believes”, “intends”, “estimates”, “projects”, “aims”, “potential”, “goal”, “objective”, “prospective”, and similar expressions or that events or conditions “will”, “would”, “may”, “can”, “could” or “should” occur. Information concerning oil or natural gas reserve estimates may also be deemed to be forward looking statements, as it constitutes a prediction of what might be found to be present when and if a project is actually developed.
Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated due to a number of factors beyond the reasonable control of the Company. It is important to note that actual outcomes and the Company’s actual results could differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include misinterpretation of data, inaccurate estimates of oil and natural gas reserves, the uncertainty of the requirements demanded by environmental agencies, the Company’s ability to raise financing for operations, breach by parties with whom we have contracted, inability to maintain qualified employees or consultants because of compensation or other issues, competition for equipment, inability to obtain drilling permits, potential delays or obstacles in drilling operations and interpreting data, the likelihood that no commercial quantities of oil or gas are found or recoverable, and our ability to participate in the exploration of, and successful completion of development programs on all aforementioned prospects and leases. Additional information on risks for the Company can be found in the Company’s periodic filings filed from time to time with US Securities and Exchange Commission at www.sec.gov.
This press release does not constitute or form a part of any offer or solicitation to purchase or subscribe for securities in the United States . The securities mentioned herein have not been, and will not be, registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”). They may not be offered or sold in the United States (as defined in Regulation S under the Securities Act), except pursuant to an exemption from the registration requirements of the Securities Act.
Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors — The United States Securities and Exchange Commission permits oil and gas companies, in their filings with the SEC, to disclose only proved reserves that a company has demonstrated by actual production or conclusive formation tests to be economically and legally producible under existing economic and operating conditions. We use certain terms such as estimates of a mean of undiscovered natural gas and estimates of a mean of undiscovered oil that the SEC’s guidelines strictly prohibit us from including in filings with the SEC. U.S. Investors are urged to consider closely the disclosure in our Form 10-K and other periodic reports filed by us from time to time with the SEC, available from us at www.sec.gov. You can also obtain this form from the SEC by calling 1-800-SEC-0330.
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Multiple News angles WE can get! looking for a quantum wave of a move in near future. Oil plays take time patience is the key here.
~~This stock will hit a penny to a .05+ sooner than later. We just need the right news.
(A) well Garcia 3 {green light)
B) Central Cali Kreynehagen!
(C) The company also reports that the development of the additional acreage in the Northwest Premont Area that will be developed by Grid Petroleum's Operating Company, Grid Petroleum Production is continuing with significant progress.
The company anticipates that its first development well of the new prospect will be initiated in the first quarter of 2013.
(D NATURAL GAS PLAY )SE Jonah Prospect comprising 4 leases covering an area of approximately 3,744.57 acres located in the Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming; and a 50% working interest in a mineral lease on 4,000 acres in Kings and Fresno counties in California. UPDATE?
$4 Natural Gas GRPR has some amazing Wyoming Natural Gas Leases.
Natural Gas Prices Surging: Invest Here?
By Joel South and Taylor Muckerman | More Articles | Save For Later
March 19, 2013 |
Natural gas prices are trading up around 30% this month, with April futures nipping at the $4-per-million-BTU mark not seen since the end of 2011. The late winter weather helped lower the weekly storage level by 18.5% year over year, but should we expect prices to move back toward $3 per million BTU once seasonal spring weather sets in?
Not likely. With record low gas prices in 2012, natural gas producers started withdrawing capital away from drilling natural gas wells and shutting down or overhauling rigs to tackle oil liquids plays. Total natural gas land rigs have been diminishing sharply since October, with March's total gas rig count down 34.9% year over year, according to Baker Hughes.
With both small and large gas players moving capital away from dry gas wells for the past year and a half, gas prices should increase for two reasons. The first is entry time to recommit to drilling gas wells. It takes an incredible amount time to deal with labor, rig, and lease holding contracts. According to Ultra Petroleum (NYSE: UPL ) Chairman and CEO Mike Watford, once capital is removed, gas prices become sticky, since companies are hesitant to recommit money and secure new contracts and get new drilling permits until natural gas prices are high enough to support re-entry for the long term.
Second, outside the view of low-cost natural gas producers, most E&P companies are focusing production on oil plays, and with crude prices ensuring healthy profits, no incentive remains for new entrants into the U.S. natural gas market. Natural gas insiders and analysts believe prices will stabilize between $4 and $5 dollars in North America for the long term, which will supply healthy margins for low-cost natural gas producers.
GRPR California Partner:
PROJECTS / KREYENHAGEN PROJECT
Asset: Kreyenhagen (Solimar 33.33% - 100%, Operator)
Location: West basin margin, NW San Joaquin Basin, immediately west of Kettleman Hills
Description:
Area: 14,872.5 acres (gross)
Technical:
Leases cover the outcropping basin margin and flank plunging to the east. Contains a gazetted field area for a known shallow 13o - 18o API gravity oil accumulation in the Temblor Sandstone reservoir. Same trap type as the giant Coalinga Field to the North. 150-325 feet oil intersections in four suspended wells (drilled 2007) in the field administrative area.
A 1200 foot gross oil column is indicated from well intersections.
The four suspended wells are available for re-entry and production testing of the Temblor Sandstone and other reservoir targets that include:
Oil shale potential (light oil) in fractured shales of the Monterey and Kreyenhagen Shales. Strong oil shows and excellent measured reservoir properties within the Kreyenhagen Shale in several wells in the acreage.
In addition, light oil and gas has been tested from the Avenal Sandstone below the Kreyenhagen Shale.
Opportunity to apply modern technologies for the first time to unlock the large conventional and unconventional oil resources in the project.
Forward Plan:
Commence initial work program based on re-entry and production testing suspended wells. Plan program to convert resources to reserves at each primary target level.
Schematic map of the NW San Joaquin Basin Kreyenhagen Oil Shale play fairway
California Fracking Fight Has $25 Billion Taxes at Stake
By Alison Vekshin - Mar 17, 2013 4:52 PM PT
California’s reputation for environmental protection may be jeopardized by the lure of a $25 billion tax windfall that depends on how the state permits oil companies to take advantage of vast deposits lying two miles beneath its golden hills.
The Monterey Shale formation running through the center of the state may hold 15.4 billion barrels of oil -- equivalent to five years of U.S. petroleum imports, according to a state report. Releasing it requires drillers to smash the rock by forcing millions of gallons of water and chemicals underground, a technique known as fracking.
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Chevron Corp. signage is displayed in front of an oil pump at the company's Kern River oil field in Bakersfield, California. Photographer: Ken James/Bloomberg
While New York and others have moratoriums on fracking as potential pollution risks are assessed, California -- the fourth-largest oil-producing state -- is working on industry- backed standards that allow it. With fracking, the Monterey Shale may yield 2.8 million jobs and $24.6 billion in state and local taxes by 2020, the University of Southern California said last week.
“The industry has been able to use hydraulic fracturing safely and in an environmentally responsible fashion in order to generate significant oil and gas resources,” said Kurt Glaubitz, a spokesman for San Ramon, California-based Chevron Corp. (CVX), among the state’s biggest employers.
The Monterey Shale, running southeast of San Francisco at an average depth of 11,000 feet, extends over about 1,750 square miles and may hold 64 percent of the nation’s estimated shale oil reserves, according to the federal Energy Information Administration. That’s double the combined reserves of the Bakken Shale in North Dakota and the Eagle Ford Shale in Texas, where energy companies are spending billions.
New Guidelines
California’s environmental laws put limits on development, require a unique blend of gasoline to reduce smog and will impose a statewide cap on greenhouse-gas emissions. Yet the state is only now developing specific guidelines for hydraulic fracturing, as the method is known.
The state Conservation Department in December released an initial proposal of fracking regulations, including rules for storing and handling fracking fluids, well monitoring after fracking and preventing water contamination.
A form of fracking has been used in California for 60 years, said Tupper Hull, a spokesman for the Sacramento-based Western States Petroleum Association, an industry trade group. About 750 of the roughly 50,000 producing oil and gas wells in the state use fracking, according to data from FracFocus.org, a registry set up by the industry, and the National Resources Defense Council.
Tapping Reserves
For decades, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency “and every state considered hydraulic fracturing as a routine well- stimulation technique,” said Jason Marshall, the chief deputy director of the state Conservation Department. With the rise of advances in fracking and horizontal drilling, tapping oil shale reserves became feasible.
“Public concerns began coming to us about the use of the practice,” Marshall said. “The concerns seem to arise from the absence of good information about the when, where and how of fracking operations.”
Residents and environmentalists such as the Sierra Club and the Center for Biological Diversity -- which sued the state in January for allegedly failing to regulate fracking -- dominated the first five hours of a six-hour state hearing in Bakersfield last week on the proposed rules.
Marianne Ratcliff, who lives near oil wells in the Upper Ojai Valley, called for tougher regulations, saying companies would absorb a proposed $25,000-per-violation penalty as a cost of doing business. She said state regulators, rather than the oil companies themselves, should monitor the chemicals used in the fracturing process.
Locked Gates
“It’s very unlikely they would be noticed, since they are behind locked gates in the hills,” Ratcliff said.
Representatives of oil companies including Chevron and Los Angeles-based Occidental Petroleum Corp. (OXY), the largest oil producer in the continental U.S., said they backed the Conservation Department’s draft proposal.
“We think it’s an appropriate framework to provide people the confidence that oil is produced prudently and safely and under stringent oversight by the state of California,” said Hull, a spokesman for the Western States trade group.
Oil company representatives at the Bakersfield hearing made a case for fracking as part of California’s economic future. Producers believe in “environmental integrity,” said Nick Ortiz, manager of production regions and property-tax issues for Western States.
Not Tracked
Under current laws, oil and gas operators aren’t required to report the details of their fracking operations. Identifying fracking’s consequences in California is difficult because the state hasn’t tracked where it’s used and ground-water testing before or afterward isn’t required, said Andrew Grinberg, an oil and gas program coordinator in the Oakland office of Clean Water Action, an environmental group.
“So if you’re not looking for a problem, it’s pretty hard to find it,” Grinberg said.
The proposed restrictions are “ totally inadequate for protecting public health and the environment,” he said. “It does not require any groundwater monitoring, it does not have any safeguards in place for air quality, it does not even require positive approval or a permit from the state to move forward with fracking. So we want to see it beefed up big time.”
The drilling process has been linked to groundwater contamination in Pennsylvania, high ozone levels in Wyoming and to headaches, sore throats and difficulty breathing for people living close to wells in Colorado.
Earthquake-Prone
Another concern in California is whether deep underground wells used by the industry to dispose of fracking wastewater can trigger earthquakes. The famous 1906 earthquake in San Francisco that killed as many as 5,000 people and set off fires that razed most of the city was one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history.
Twelve earthquakes centered within a mile (1.6 kilometers) of an injection well in Youngstown, Ohio, have been linked to wastewater fracking activities, according to a state report that led to new regulations.
Besides New York, North Carolina and New Jersey have established fracking moratoriums, and Vermont has banned the practice, according to a report in February to California lawmakers.
California Governor Jerry Brown, a 74-year-old Democrat, and legislators have “made it very clear to the department that there is a need for regulations specific to hydraulic fracturing,” said Marshall of the Conservation Department.
Brown Defers
Brown told reporters in San Francisco on March 13 that he is deferring to state regulators to develop a fracking policy.
“Between now and development lies a lot of questions that need to be answered, and I feel confident that the people are in place in my administration to handle the issues as they come up,” Brown said at a news briefing on renewable energy.
The issue is also being considered at the federal level. At the request of Congress, the EPA is studying fracking’s impact on drinking water and will release its findings next year.
Water is an issue in California because some areas of the state have outgrown their supply. Brown is pressing for a $14 billion tunnel system to serve arid Southern California. Parts of Monterey County already face restrictions with a water credit system. Remodeling a bathroom and replacing a large bathtub with a smaller one, for instance, can free enough water credits to offset an additional washbasin.
Five bills are pending in the state Legislature that touch on fracking, including one that would require drillers to provide details about the chemicals and amount of water to be used and to notify neighboring property owners in advance.
‘Immense Scale’
“While the industry correctly notes that fracking has been going on in California for 60 years, many of the techniques and chemicals are new, as is the immense scale of many of these operations,” said state Senator Fran Pavley, a Democrat from Agoura Hills, the chairman of the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee and the bill’s author.
Her bill also directs the state to complete a study by Jan. 1, 2015, assessing the public and environmental health and safety of fracking, and would deny new fracking permits if the study is not finished in time.
Other bills would also require companies to disclose the chemicals used in fracking, to file a written notice at least 30 days before any fracking operations and to monitor ground water near their operations.
In Kern County, which produces more than 80 percent of California’s oil and gas, about 600 of its 50,000 active oil wells are hydraulically fractured each year, said Lorelei Oviatt, director of the county planning department.
“We don’t have any evidence that there’s impact on ground water from hydraulic fracturing in Kern County,” Oviatt said in a telephone interview. “I don’t want to leap to conclusions that will put 15,000 to 20,000 people out of work.”
Texas and Cali updates expected by end of Q1..
It's going to run over a penny soon MARK THIS POST
Natural Gas ETFs Soar on Inventory Data
By Zacks Equity Research | Zacks – 7 hours ago
Natural Gas 3.81 closing in 4.00
OIL 93.55
Yesterday, natural gas showed a huge run-up in its prices, surging 3% in a single trading session. This stellar performance was primarily driven by healthy inventory data reported by the Energy Information Administration (EIA).
According to the EIA, natural gas in storage dropped 145 billion cubic feet last week to 1.938 trillion, the lowest level since May 13, 2011. While this number is 18.5% below the year-ago level, it is still 11% above the five-year average.
This data has also given natural gas ETFs a boost. The E-TRACS Natural Gas Futures Contango ETN (GASZ), which tracks the ISE Natural Gas Futures Spread Index, was the top performer in the natural gas space, gaining 5.33% (read: Natural Gas ETF Premium Collapses).
The fund takes short positions in the near-term futures contracts and long positions in the mid-term futures contracts. As mid-term futures contracts are priced higher than the near-term futures contracts, the fund capitalizes on the price differences due to an upward sloping futures curve.
The second winner in the space was iPath Dow Jones-UBS Natural Gas ETN (GAZ) which added 4.89% yesterday. The fund tracks the Dow Jones-UBS Natural Gas Total Return Sub-Index and delivers returns through an unleveraged investment in the futures contracts on physical commodities comprising the index plus the rate of interest on specified T-Bills. (Though we should note it is currently seeing a big premium over NAV and thus may not be suitable for all investors)
Apart from these two, the ultra-popular United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) also experienced price increases, adding 3.85% in a single trading day.
This product looks to track the changes in the percentage terms of the price of natural gas futures contracts that are traded on NYMEX that is the near month to expire, less UNG’s expenses, except when the near month is within two weeks of expiration. In that case, the next month’s contract will be used instead.
These ETFs are also performing well since the beginning of this year thanks to the increased gas usage for heating in winter. Further, the forecast for low temperatures to continue across most parts of the U.S. will boost prices at least through the end of March (read: The Comprehensive Guide to Natural Gas ETFs).
On a year-to-date look, GASZ and GAZ have returned 2.74% and 3.72%, respectively, and amassed $11.9 million and $41.7 million, respectively, in their asset bases. UNG had easily beaten its counterparts though, and is leading the natural gas sector with an 11.32% gain. The fund has an impressive AUM of over $1 billion and is also the most widely traded (see more in the Zacks ETF Center).
The other unleveraged natural gas ETFs – United States 12 Month Natural Gas Fund (UNL), iPath Seasonal Natural Gas ETN (DCNG) and Teucrium Natural Gas Fund (NAGS) are also up 2.60%, 2.09% and 1.33%, respectively, year-to-date.
Why his stock will see a penny to a .05+ sooner than later. We just need the right news.
(A) well Garcia 3 {green light}
B) Central Cali Kreynehagen!
(C) The company also reports that the development of the additional acreage in the Northwest Premont Area that will be developed by Grid Petroleum's Operating Company, Grid Petroleum Production is continuing with significant progress.
The company anticipates that its first development well of the new prospect will be initiated in the first quarter of 2013.
(D )SE Jonah Prospect comprising 4 leases covering an area of approximately 3,744.57 acres located in the Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming; and a 50% working interest in a mineral lease on 4,000 acres in Kings and Fresno counties in California. UPDATE?
Buy Now or pay a premium in the days's ahead!
This Darling is ready to RUN>>> O YEAH
O Yeah pay Now or pay Higher get it got it GOOD!
THis is going to be a huge run can you feel it? You in or chasing?
I believe a lot people HAVE GRPR on there radar when this stock moves people are going to jump in. I see it going up 300%+ percent when it she starts moving out of the teens soon......01-.02+ Realistic in the near future.
0019 and 0030 are key signals once we pass them and it will be soon this stock is gonna fly
Research
This is going to be a run for the ages and its going to start very soon
Big Weeks ahead for GRPR Investors GO GRPR
News Next Few weeks I'm thinking
O Yeah It is BOOYAH
CALM BEFORE THE STORM
RUN TIME RUN GREEN GO GRPR ~THE LEGEND
up 27.5%
Time for a Run!
O yeah
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New 52 week High
It's in churning mode ready for the next level.
Something BIg is up 4.2 million Volume and we been trading 0016 0017 Next leg coming. Those Poor MM and shorty's LOL LOL OH YEAH LETS DO THIS
GRPR RUNING HARD AND FAST I TOLD YOU PEOPLE
The Legend is back the shorty's are hiding GRPR Baby!
Penny is coming its going to happen in nano seconds you in or chasing...And this is why:
Multiple updates expected this much TX and CALI
Why his stock will hit a penny to a .05+ sooner than later. We just need the right news.
(A) well Garcia 3 (green light)
B) Central Cali Kreynehagen!
(C) The company also reports that the development of the additional acreage in the Northwest Premont Area that will be developed by Grid Petroleum's Operating Company, Grid Petroleum Production is continuing with significant progress.
The company anticipates that its first development well of the new prospect will be initiated in the first quarter of 2013.
(D )SE Jonah Prospect comprising 4 leases covering an area of approximately 3,744.57 acres located in the Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming; and a 50% working interest in a mineral lease on 4,000 acres in Kings and Fresno counties in California. UPDATE?
This could be one of the biggest turn around this year bid 0015 0016 ask MM are crying and the shorty's imagine the quantum leap its going to have NEWS ALERT COVER TIME OH YEAH GREEN LIGHT FOR THE RUN IS ON Thinking let it run till 0035-0050 Then NEWS Realistically .01-.02+
GRPR is looking sexy here. What's your other pick please share.
He is on point. This could ascend to a penny in minutes depending on the news. These prices will be history. Soon something is up. The run has began. OH YEAH
WHY GRPR WILL RUN:
(A) well Garcia 3 {green light).
B) Central Cali Kreynehagen!
(C) The company also reports that the development of the additional acreage in the Northwest Premont Area that will be developed by Grid Petroleum's Operating Company, Grid Petroleum Production is continuing with significant progress.
The company anticipates that its first development well of the new prospect will be initiated in the first quarter of 2013.
(D )SE Jonah Prospect comprising 4 leases covering an area of approximately 3,744.57 acres located in the Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming; and a 50% working interest in a mineral lease on 4,000 acres in Kings and Fresno counties in California. UPDATE?
GRPR next one thats about to run 0012