Proactive Energy round-up: Hurricane Energy stormed higher this week
Pre-drill estimates for Lincoln suggested it was host to 250 million ‘recoverable’ barrels of crude. Hurricane says after early analysis that figure looks conservative.
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Rockhopper is an international oil and gas exploration and production company, incorporated and headquartered in the UK and traded on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. The Company’s key licence interests are in the North Falkland Basin in the South Atlantic.
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Pre-drill estimates for Lincoln suggested it was host to 250 million ‘recoverable’ barrels of crude. Hurricane says after early analysis that figure looks conservative.
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"In our view this new audit confirms the potential of the North Falklands to be a billion barrel basin,” said Sam Moody, Rockhopper chief executive.
Rockhopper expects new terms to represent a material improvement in the prospective value.
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It was a drab end to a decent week, with the big winners on Aim including Scapa, Verseon, Next Fifteen, Boohoo.com and ASOS.
The AIM All-Share remained in positive territory, though only just (it was up 0.09 points at 732.62).
The planned Chatham well will no longer be drilled in the current programme, after the rig contract was cancelled.
Rockhopper boss Sam Moody said: "the Sea Lion project continues to move forward."
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