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2IRAs

12/06/12 9:38 AM

#267711 RE: oil-cowboy #267710

Obviously, these small countries don't want to put all their eggs in the basket of IOCs, so there is a process for other companies to get blocks. ERHC said it is a slow process (put less pricey) to apply directly to governments for blocks, rather then going to auctions. This is the route they have taken and I guess it takes the ability to navigate government bureaucracy. This is the "home field" advantage that we have. No doubt there are requirements and things you can do to help in the application process. Two such things must be 1) demonstrating the ability to raise funds - "the notorious private placement" and 2) demonstrating industry leadership (presenting at conferences). All IMO.
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Tamtam

12/06/12 9:42 AM

#267712 RE: oil-cowboy #267710

Bringing Peter Kinyua Thuo onboard surely did help in the case of Kenya.
Tamtam
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farrell90

12/06/12 2:29 PM

#267725 RE: oil-cowboy #267710

The silent partner hypothesis has been floated several times. Farrell
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tryoty

12/06/12 4:24 PM

#267728 RE: oil-cowboy #267710

ERHC Energy has an extremely low entry price to participate in the success of any discoveries. Award these blocks to a major, and a billion barrel discovery moves its stock mere dimes. With small companies like ERHE, that effect will be many dollars.

JMHO.