Replies to post #220875 on ERHC Energy Inc (ERHE)

[justfactsonly]

Hi @ all,
additional Block 2 numbers on the normally frozen EEL site? Is OANDO sitting at the chinese table and PN not?
Please have a look and count (sorry if they are discussed by the board in the past):

Prospectivity
JDZ Block 2 lies at the end of the toe thrust of the deep water Niger basin. It is adjacent to Nigerian Block OML 130, which hosts the Akpo Field, with reserves of 600 million barrels of oil and 1 TCF of gas (Total 2007) and series of significant discoveries. The Obo-1 well discovery in the adjoining Block 1 proved the existence of a hydrocarbon source and the presence of excellent reservoir sands in the region of Block 2.

Based on the 3D seismic survey, acquired in 2003 by PGS and partially funded by Equator, NSAI made a Best Estimate of Gross Unrisked Prospective Resources of 1.3 billion barrels of oil and 1.9 trillion standard cubic feet of gas in total in the 10 identified prospects.

The subsequent evaluation by the operator differs in detail with regard to the definition, size and ranking of the prospects from the NSAI evaluation. For example, the operator identified 18 structures. Their estimate of total unrisked prospective oil-in-place is 3.9 billion barrels and of unrisked prospective gas-in-place is 8 trillion cu ft, both at the P50 level. These figures compare with NSAI’s Best Estimates of unrisked prospective in-place volumes of 4.7 billion barrels for oil and 3 trillion cu ft for gas.

While the discovery in the Bomu 1 well of gas rather than oil was disappointing, the reservoir sands and traps were, by and large, encountered as expected. Further technical and commercial evaluation of the discovery and the other prospects on Block 2 is underway. The JDA has granted a six month extension to 14 September 2010 to allow Sinopec to complete these studies and to allow the participants to make a properly informed judgment on whether to enter the next Exploration Phase with its commitment of one well. Four other wells were drilled in the JDZ, three in Block 4 and one in Block 3, simultaneously with Bomu 1. We believe that the JDA may also grant extensions for these blocks allowing the common operator, Sinopec, to integrate the studies on a regional basis to the benefit of the JDA and participants.

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[farrell90]

I believe these are similar to an earlier EEL release. See my post 218603. Farrell

[O Papa O]

Kingpindg, If you compare these figures located in the ibox with our 22% vs EEL's 9% and what they are showing at web site that you sent to me then you can see that their is no match at all.

Operations in JDZ Block 2

ERHC's consortium partner Sinopec Corp. is the operator in JDZ Block 2. In August 2009, Sinopec commenced exploratory drilling of the Bomu-1 well, which was completed in early October 2009. The NSAI report estimated ERHC's unrisked prospective resources in JDZ Block 2 totaled 77 million barrels of oil and 93.9 billion cubic feet of natural gas (P50). The NSAI report estimated ERHC risked prospective resources in JDZ Block 2 totaled 38.3 million barrels of oil and 47.9 billion cubic feet of natural gas (P50).

VS.

http://7.investorrelations.co.uk/equator/uploads/press/updateandclarificationonOPL321323andBlock2JDZ.pdf


Big difference in risked and unrisked don't you think? I hope EEL info is correct. Big increase wouldn't you say.