Maroc exploitation du Gaz/pétrole lourd

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Cette company ne me donne pas confiance.

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The “Mini Energy” Revolution
How to Profit from The Rapidly Emerging Market for
Nuclear Batteries
By Dr. Kent Moors, Editor, The Oil & Energy Investor
Dear Reader,
Some 550 miles northwest of Anchorage, a tiny Alaskan settlement may hold the key to solving
electricity shortages for small communities all over the world.
Galena has barely 700 residents. It sits on the Yukon River. And for energy, it relies on diesel
shipments… when ice-free passage allows. That is both an expensive and uncertain way to
generate power. Therefore, the local council has decided to move in a different direction, one that
will cut the settlement’s electricity prices from 28 cents a kilowatt-hour to less than 10 cents, in a
matter of months.
They have unanimously voted to go nuclear.
What is about to happen in Galena is reflecting developments in other parts of the world. And
it may just bring nuclear power back into fashion as a significant focus for investors.
To be sure, these mini reactors come with huge profit potential…
The Rapidly Emerging World of “Nuclear Batteries”
The settlement has accepted an offer from Toshiba Corp. (OTC: TOSBF) to install one of the
company’s new 4S (“Super Safe, Small and Simple”) mini nuclear reactors. The Galena council
approved the move in March. The plant could begin operations before the end of the year.
The 4S is a sodium-cooled fast spectrum reactor – that is, a low-pressure, self-cooling power
plant – that will provide 10 megawatts (MW) of electricity annually for three decades before it
needs refueling.
The 4S is actually referred to as a “nuclear battery” because it has no moving parts. Upon
completion, it looks much like a water tower. Once installed, it does not need to be maintained or
even opened during its 30-year operating life.
The Obama Administration has decided to emphasize nuclear power as one alternative to
dependence on foreign oil. Given this newfound nuclear support, we are once again talking about
reactors as a legitimate alternative source for at least some of our energy needs.
Yet the decade-long (and often more) delay in getting a traditional new reactor online, along
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with the exorbitant cost, would seem to make any prospects for more immediate help in
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But not so fast. Technological developments like the Toshiba 4S promise to bring nuclear
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The Advantages of Smaller, Locally Focused Power Plants
The real key to increase short-term impact is to decrease unit size. So investors need to
think small. Mini reactors are where the money will be made in the nuclear power sector.
Mini reactors have been in service for decades in the military, especially on naval vessels.
Yet the commercial application of minimized size is a much newer development. We are
witnessing a quickly developing, inexpensive alternative to conventional power plants.
The recognition is setting in everywhere.
In a market dominated by French and Japanese companies building the latest versions of
large reactors, new players are emerging – both in response to concerns over the cost and to
the increasing reluctance of government agencies to supply loan guarantees for their
construction.
The downsizing has affected the entire nuclear power spectrum.
Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd. (047040: Korea Stock Exchange
[Koscom]), Hyundai Engineering & Construction (000720: Koscom), and Korea
Electric Power Corp. (NYSE:KEP) recently have surprised many by wrestling Middle
Eastern reactor contracts from better-known global leaders, such as the French-Japanese
AREVA (OTC:ARVCY), Siemens (NYSE:SI), and Mitsubishi Corp. (OTC:MSBHY).
The South Korean companies are positioning for a major global move to meet increasing
demand for medium-sized reactors. These plants can be built and licensed in much less time
than larger competitors.
However, your primary investment moves will come more from developments closer to
home. The mini reactors coming on the scene will transform the industry. There will still be
the need for larger plants, but the mini revolution is likely to make nuclear power available to
many localities in a more flexible application.
They also solve two major concerns – waste storage and loan guarantees. These versions
would be able to store on-site and, with likely energy and climate legislation on the horizon,
along with the proposed clean energy banks, funding would be less of an issue.
Three approaches are already here, with more certain to follow.
1. The Toshiba 4S – a result of engineering work at both the Japanese major and a
U.S.-based Westinghouse subsidiary recently acquired by Toshiba. The 4S is already
before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for licensing. But the 4S is hardly
the only American option coming on-market.
2. The Babcock and Wilcox Co. “B&W mPower” mini reactor – a model that
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can store waste for up to 60 years on-site and produce between five and 10 MW a
year. It also is self-contained, but it is entirely underground. That allows for a greater
waste-storage potential than the 4S and a much less-apparent physical footprint.
McDermott International Inc. (NYSE: MDR) recently decided to separate B&W
from J. Ray’s other engineering interests. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has
designated 760 acres near the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in eastern Tennessee as
a site for a future power plant. This will probably become a main testing location for
the mini reactor.
However, I find a third development the most interesting…
3. The Hyperion Power Module (HPM), from Santa Fe-based Hyperion Power
Generation Inc. – a spin-off company from the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Hyperion is barely out of an incubator stage, yet already has 120 orders for its
Hyperion Power Module (HPM). Shipments should begin by 2016. It is privately held
now, but its capital needs to expand activities will require it go public. The company
should file engineering specs with the NRC this year.
These units are the smallest yet – about the size of a hot tub. Each HPM can provide
electricity for eight to 10 years before refueling… power 20,000 homes… and generate as
much as 25 to 100 MW in serialized installation. They are sealed at the factory, making
accidents virtually impossible, and can be either above or below ground.
With a price tag of $35 to $50 million, the HPM is also inexpensive enough to
revolutionize village life in most areas of Africa and Asia by providing both power and the
ability to purify water. Readily available technology exists to clean dirty water. What
undeveloped areas lack is the ability to power that technology cheaply.
It is little wonder, then, that both continents are directing considerable interest to Santa
Fe these days.
Of course, the advances coming from Toshiba, B&W, Hyperion, and other competitors
certain to enter this market, have direct applications here at home. We are witnessing the
miniaturization familiar to computer users. If we could liken a conventional nuclear plant to a
mainframe, the minis seem the nuclear industry’s version of a laptop: Almost anyone can
afford one, and you can take it anywhere.
Dr. Moors is the Editor of The Oil & Energy Investor and has been advising the “Big Boys” for 31 years now, including six of the
world’s top 10 oil companies and leading natural gas producers throughout Russia, the Caspian Basin, the Persian Gulf and North
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dan a écrit:

je sais pas comment faire dsl

tu fait comme ca :
[quote] .... Article .... [/quot..

ou tout simplement tu cliques sur le bouton 'citer' :

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Circle Oil discovers gas in Morocco exploration well
EBR Staff Writer
Published 04 January 2011

Irish oil and gas explorer Circle Oil has discovered gas in the KSR-10 exploration well at Sebou Permit in the Rharb Basin, Morocco.

The well, encountered gas in both the Main Hoot target and a secondary Mid Hoot target, has been drilled, logged and successfully tested at the permit.

The well first tested gas at a sustained rate of 10.6mmscf/d on a 26/64" choke from the Main Hoot.

The perforated Main Hoot zone of 8.4m at 1,736.6m-1,728.2m measured depth (MD) and a 1.5m zone at 1,720.0m-1,718.5m MD has a calculated net gas pay of 9.9m.

The Mid Hoot zone was then perforated and flowed gas at a sustained rate of 2.39mmscf/d on a 16/64" choke.

The perforated Mid Hoot zone of 1,650.5m-1,649.7m MD plus 1,647.6m-1,646.8m MD has a calculated net gas pay of 1.6m.

Additional gas pay zones of 4.4m, 3.1m and 1.4m in the Lower, Middle and Upper Guebbas were also logged.

The company said that the well is being completed as a potential producer.

A full technical evaluation of all the results of the well is underway that will allow for forward planning as a precursor to further assessment of the resource.

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4th January 2011: Drilling Update Morocco

Further Gas Discovery



Circle Oil Plc (AIM: COP), the international oil and gas exploration, development and production company, is pleased to announce that the KSR-10 exploration well has been drilled, logged and successfully tested in the Sebou Permit, Rharb Basin, Morocco.

The Company confirms a gas discovery in both the Main Hoot target and a secondary Mid Hoot target. The well first tested gas at a sustained rate of 10.6 mmscf/d on a 26/64" choke from the Main Hoot. The perforated Main Hoot zone of 8.4 metres at 1,736.6-1,728.2 metres MD plus a 1.5 metre zone at 1,720.0-1,718.5 metres MD has a calculated net gas pay of 9.9 metres. The Mid Hoot zone was then perforated and flowed gas at a sustained rate of 2.39 mmscf/d on a 16/64" choke. The perforated Mid Hoot zone of 1,650.5-1,649.7 metres MD plus 1,647.6-1,646.8 metres MD has a calculated net gas pay of 1.6 metres.

Additional gas pay zones of 4.4 metres, 3.1 metres and 1.4 metres in the Lower, Middle and Upper Guebbas were also logged. Testing of the Lower Guebbas encountered problems and was inconclusive. This Lower Guebbas zone together with the additional pay zones in the Middle and Upper Guebbas will be tested at a later date. The well is being completed as a potential producer.

A full technical evaluation of all the results of the well is underway. This will allow for forward planning as a precursor to further assessment of the resource, including conducting an extended well test to give a more complete estimation of the reserves.

The drilling rig is now moving to commence drilling ADD-1, being the fourth well of the planned five well drilling program in the area. Following this, the KSR-11 well will be drilled and the DRJ-6 well from the previous drilling campaign will be tested. Weather permitting, the KAB-1 well, drilled in September 2010, will be re-entered for logging or re-drilled.

The Sebou permit lies to the north-east of Rabat in the Rharb Basin in Morocco. The Rharb Basin is a foredeep basin located in the external zone of the Rif Folded belt. The concession agreement, in which Circle has a 75% share and ONHYM, the Moroccan State oil company, has a 25% share, includes the right of conversion to a production licence of 25 years, plus extensions in the event of commercial discoveries.


Prof. Chris Green, CEO, said:

"I am pleased to report that we have continued our drilling success in Morocco's Rharb Basin. The KSR-10 well has been completed and, once required, will be available for future production."



Glossary

mmscf/d millions of standard cubic feet per day

MD Measured Depth

ONHYM Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines

In accordance with the guidelines of the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange, Professor Chris Green, Chief Executive Officer of Circle Oil Plc, an explorationist and geophysicist with over thirty years oil & gas industry experience, is a qualified person, as defined in the London Stock Exchange's Guidance Note for Mining and Oil and Gas companies, who has reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this announcement.

http://www.circleoil.net/4January2011.htm

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Morocco: Oil sales start from Tselfat license
Jan 11, 2011
By OGJ editors

HOUSTON, Jan. 11 – TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd., Dallas, began oil sales in early January 2011 from the HR-33bis well on the company’s 100% owned Teslfat license in northern Morocco’s Rharb basin.

TransAtlantic is evaluating plans for 2011 in Morocco. The evaluation will be influenced by results from the HKE-1 well, under completion on the Ouezzane-Tissa exploration permits, and the GRB-1 well, drilling on the Asilah exploration permits, both in the Rif belt in northern Morocco.

Oil & Gas Journal

si il ya du gaz,il y aura probablement aussi de pétrole au Maroc,J'espère qu'il ya du pétrole dans le rif

du pétrole dans le Rif , j'espère pas, avec nos reflexes conditionnés on va l'exporter de nuit et en hors bord vers l'Espagne. Je sors

PGM

non pgm il y a la base de ksar esaghir pour nous controler

J'ai vu un reportage anglais qui fait partie du grand serie 'How the earth made us'.Ils ont montré une carte ou se trouvent d'abord toutes les gisements de sel dans le monde,partout ou il ya de sel dans le sol il ya du petrole.
Sur cette carte il y'avait une grande quantité de sel dans l'ouest du maroc ,dans la mere.Ici l'emission en question,sur le min 3 il ya la carte https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqWxLuR1sa0

Je pense qu'il est vrai qu'ils ont découvert du pétrole au Maroc et ont commencé à le commercialiser
Ou je me trompe

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January 10, 2011
TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd. Provides Operational Update and Announces Departure of CFO

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Hamilton, Bermuda (January 10, 2011) -- TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd. (TSX: TNP)(NYSE-AMEX: TAT) provides the following operational update:

Selmo Oil Field
Production from the Company's Selmo oil field in Turkey for the first week of January was approximately 2,400 barrels of oil per day, which was slightly lower than the year-end exit rate the Company anticipated in November. "We expected to complete two additional wells before year end, but we were unable to do so. We did, however, successfully fracture stimulate the S-57 well this past week," said Gary Mize, the Company's President. Before fracture stimulation, the S-57 was capable of producing at a rate of about 10 barrels of oil per day, though it was not producing. During swabbing operations after fracture stimulation, the well was swabbed at a rate of approximately 300 barrels of fluid per day, with about a 50% oil cut. Production equipment is now being installed, and the well we be turned to production this week.

"We will closely watch the S-57 well and may fracture stimulate another Selmo well after we fracture stimulate the Dadas shale in the Goksu-1 well on License 4174, before returning the equipment to the Thrace Basin," said Malone Mitchell, the Company's Chairman.

Unconventional Update in Thrace Basin
The Company is awaiting the availability of coiled tubing units to clean out and install tubing in the Kepirtepe-1 and Habiller-2R wells in the Thrace Basin, which were fractured stimulated in the Mezardere and Hamitabat formations in the fourth quarter of 2010. "Once we clean out the wells and install tubing, we should be in a position to flow the wells for an extended period. We were pleased with how the jobs were pumped and expect to move towards multi-stage fracture stimulation jobs and commercial production this year," said Mr. Mitchell.

First Oil Sales in Morocco
The Company made its first sale of oil in Morocco this past week from the HR-33bis well, which is located on the Company's 100%-owned Tselfat license. "We are evaluating our plans for 2011 in Morocco, which will be influenced by results from the HKE-1 well, which is currently being completed on the Ouezzane-Tissa exploration permits, and the GRB-1 well, which is currently drilling on the Asilah exploration permits," said Mr. Mize.

Departure of Chief Financial Officer
Hilda D. Kouvelis will resign from her position as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of the Company for personal reasons and in pursuit of other interests. Ms. Kouvelis' resignation will be effective immediately after the filing of the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2010. Ms Kouvelis will continue to serve the Company during an unspecified transition period thereafter. It is anticipated that the Company will enter into a transitional employment and separation agreement with Ms. Kouvelis in due course.

About TransAtlantic
TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd. is a vertically integrated, international energy company engaged in the acquisition, development, exploration, and production of crude oil and natural gas. The Company holds interests in developed and undeveloped oil and gas properties in Turkey, Morocco, and Romania. The Company owns its own drilling rigs and oilfield service equipment, which it uses to develop its properties in Turkey and Morocco. In addition, the Company provides oilfield services and contract drilling services to third parties in Turkey.
Forward-Looking Statements
This news release contains statements regarding the fracture stimulation of wells, the arrival of oilfield service equipment, resignation of an executive officer, the entry into an employment and separation agreement, the timing of such fracture stimulation of wells, arrival of oilfield service equipment, resignation and entry into an employment and separation agreement, as well as other expectations, plans, goals, objectives, assumptions or information about future events, conditions, results of operations or performance that may constitute forward-looking statements or information under applicable securities legislation. Such forward-looking statements or information are based on a number of assumptions which may prove to be incorrect. In addition to other assumptions identified in this news release, assumptions have been made regarding, among other things, the ability of the Company to continue to develop and exploit attractive foreign initiatives.

Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements or information are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking statements because the Company can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Forward-looking statements or information are based on current expectations, estimates and projections that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated by the Company and described in the forward-looking statements or information. These risks and uncertainties include but are not limited to the continuing ability of the Company to operate effectively internationally, reliance on current oil and gas laws, rules and regulations, volatility of oil and gas prices, fluctuations in currency and interest rates, imprecision of resource estimates, the results of exploration, development and drilling, imprecision in estimates of future production capacity, changes in environmental and other regulations or the interpretation of such regulations, the ability to obtain necessary regulatory approvals, weather and general economic and business conditions. If one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize (or the consequences of such a development changes), or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual outcomes may vary materially from those forecasted or expected.

The forward-looking statements or information contained in this news release are made as of the date hereof and the Company undertakes no obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking statements or information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless so required by applicable securities laws.

http://www.transatlanticpetroleum.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=436998&_Type=News-Releases&_Title=TransAtlantic-Petroleum-Ltd.-Provides-Operational-Update-and-Announces-Depa...

PGM a écrit:

du pétrole dans le Rif , j'espère pas, avec nos reflexes conditionnés on va l'exporter de nuit et en hors bord vers l'Espagne. Je sors

PGM

héhéhéhéhé très fin, très fin !!

encore un

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Circle Oil Reports Gas Discovery in Morocco

Monday, January 24, 2011

Circle Oil Plc, the AIM listed international oil and gas exploration, development and production company, is pleased to announce that the ADD-1 exploration well has been drilled, logged and successfully tested in the Sebou Permit, Rharb Basin, Morocco.

The Company confirms a gas discovery in both the Main Hoot target and the secondary Guebbas target. The well first tested gas at a sustained rate of 3.57 mmscf/d on a 24/64' choke from the Main Hoot. The perforated Main Hoot zone of 4.4 metres at 969.6-974 metres MD has a calculated net gas pay of 4 metres. The Guebbas zone was then perforated and flowed gas at a sustained rate of 1.89 mmscf/d on a 16/64' choke. The perforated Guebbas zone of 2.1 meters at 889.4-891.5 metres MD has a calculated net gas pay of 1.5 metres.

The well is being completed as a potential producer.

A full technical evaluation of all the results of the well is underway. This will allow for forward planning as a precursor to further assessment of the resource, including conducting an extended well test to give a more complete estimation of the reserves.

The drilling rig is now moving to commence testing DRJ-6, being the untested well from the previous drilling campaign, with a calculated 4 metres of net gas pay in the Guebbas.

Following this, the exploration well KSR-11, the fifth and final well in the current campaign will be drilled.

The re-entering or re-drilling of the KAB-1 well (the first well of the current campaign, drilled in September 2010, and which encountered drilling problems), will be postponed to a later date pending third party evaluation and recommendation of a suitable drilling fluid to enable the well to be successfully drilled, logged and completed. This is required to counter a problem with swelling clay experienced on first drilling.

The Sebou permit lies to the north-east of Rabat in the Rharb Basin in Morocco. The Rharb Basin is a foredeep basin located in the external zone of the Rif Folded belt. The concession agreement, in which Circle has a 75% share and ONHYM, the Moroccan State oil company, has a 25% share, includes the right of conversion to a production licence of 25 years, plus extensions in the event of commercial discoveries.

Prof. Chris Green, CEO, said:
'I am obviously pleased to be able to report that we are continuing with our drilling success in Morocco's Rharb Basin. Three out of four wells in this campaign have been successful and the other remains as a target for future study. The ADD-1 well has been completed and, when required, will be available for future production.'

http://www.oilvoice.com/n/Circle_Oil_Reports_Gas_Discovery_in_Morocco/ffb8d35ae.aspx

Des estimations sur le potentiel de production?

ils estiment apres..

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A full technical evaluation of all the results of the well is underway. This will allow for forward planning as a precursor to further assessment of the resource, including conducting an extended well test to give a more complete estimation of the reserves.

mais c´est des petits puits ca

Circle oil continue les effets d'annonces pour aider leur action en bourse...

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Circle Oil, Morocco to start work on gas pipeline
Wed Jan 26, 2011 6:50pm GMT-]

RABAT (Reuters) - Britain's Circle Oil and Morocco's state-run mining and hydrocarbon board ONHYM will start building a gas pipeline this year to supply the domestic market, the official MAP news agency said on Wednesday.

Quoting an ONHYM statement, MAP said the pipeline would have an 8-inch (20 cm) diameter and stretch from Rharb basin to industrial firms in nearby Kenitra, 40 km (25 miles) north of Rabat. It did not give more details on the pipeline's capacity.

Oil and gas explorer Circle Oil, listed on London's junior market AIM, said on Monday it made another gas discovery in its Sebou Permit, its second successive discovery in Morocco in January.

It has found gas in the deeper Main Hoot and the secondary Guebbas regions of the reservoir. Earlier this month, the explorer found gas at the KSR-10 well at the Sebou permit in Morocco.

Circle said it was evaluating the results of the well to estimate the strength of reserves at the site.

© Thomson Reuters 2011 All rights reserved

Procéder Inc (Circle Oil) irlandais durant l'année en cours, en partenariat avec le Bureau national des Hedrocarborat et de minéraux, dans les travaux de construction d'un nouveau gazoduc à «(Qatar , afin de fournir à ses clients industriels région de Kénitra.

Selon un rapport du Bureau national des Hedrocarborat et les minéraux, le mercredi, "Le pétrole Cercle" a mis en œuvre un ambitieux programme de travaux d'exploitation comprend des études géologiques, géophysiques, expliquant que l'entreprise a pour la première fois dans le bassin de l'exploration de campagne de l'Ouest en trois dimensions de l'année 2007, pour confirmer plusieurs découvertes de gaz naturel.

La source a indiqué que la même société (Circle Oil), qui est engagé dans la recherche et l'exploration pour le pétrole, a entrepris ses activités au Maroc en Juin 2006 après avoir signé avec le Bureau national des Hedrocarborat et l'huile minérale sur la Convention sur la région », Speu Oonchor" dans l'Ouest.

L'auteur a souligné que les travaux d'excavation ont commencé à la fin de l'année 2008 avec une campagne de forages de six trous forés en Juin 2009, et a permis la réalisation de six puits positifs, dont trois sont reliés à un réseau de pipelines existants ont été soumis au procédé de production d'un pilote pour évaluer les réserves potentielles.

Il a également lancé l'entreprise (Circle Oil) dans une seconde campagne de forage en Septembre 2010 inclus cinq puits d'exploitation, et à reprendre le travail dans un «ARG De 6" et qui a été fouillé en avril 2009 pour l'achèvement et d'essais.

Et tout indique que cette campagne sera positive que la première campagne, a été foré quatre puits positifs, dont trois ont été achevés et testés.

Et après l'intervention, prévue dans le "ARG De -6" mourir en Janvier, mettra fin à cette campagne de l'achèvement du deuxième puits, "Ka CR -11" zone Belkasiri.

Il a conclu le Bureau national des Hedrocarborat et de minéraux que les fouilles effectuées par la société (Circle Oil) ont à ce jour ne dix découvertes, permettra l'approvisionnement de certaines unités industrielles dans la région en gaz naturel.

attention Soros pointe son nez sur les shistes de Tarfaya

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Schistes bitumineux : Georges Soros mise sur le Maroc
janv. 26 |7:27 am

Selon une information publiée par Indigo Publications, l’investisseur George Soros s’intéresse aux prospects pétroliers au Maroc.

Son fonds d’investissement, Soros Fund Management LLC, vient de prendre 22,62% dans San Leon Energy, la société irlandaise qui développe le projet de schistes bitumineux de Tarfaya, dont les réserves potentielles sont évaluées à 22 milliards de barils.

Et quand on sait que la plupart des investissements de Soros se sont avérés fructueux...

Infomediaire

http://www.biladi.fr/011168363-schistes-bitumineux-georges-soros-mise-sur-le-maroc

marques a écrit:

attention Soros pointe son nez sur les shistes de Tarfaya

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Schistes bitumineux : Georges Soros mise sur le Maroc
janv. 26 |7:27 am

Selon une information publiée par Indigo Publications, l’investisseur George Soros s’intéresse aux prospects pétroliers au Maroc.

Son fonds d’investissement, Soros Fund Management LLC, vient de prendre 22,62% dans San Leon Energy, la société irlandaise qui développe le projet de schistes bitumineux de Tarfaya, dont les réserves potentielles sont évaluées à 22 milliards de barils.

Et quand on sait que la plupart des investissements de Soros se sont avérés fructueux...

Infomediaire

http://www.biladi.fr/011168363-schistes-bitumineux-georges-soros-mise-sur-le-maroc

Soros is a big hitter and what ever he touchs turn to gold.he can snif the wealth when there is one. good news

San Leon has interests in the Tarfaya and Zag licence areas and two offshore licences - Foum Draa and Sidi Moussa. The company is also developing an in-situ oil shale (In-Situ Retort) technology in Tarfaya.

Tarfaya Oil Shale Project

Following completion of the first technical study at the end of 2008, optimisation and field analysis took place during 2009, with SLE's oil shale plant due to be operational by the end of 2010. Through careful ongoing procurement, the construction budget for the project will be less than half the estimated $4.6M.
Research indicates over 50 billion barrels recoverable (based on 62 litres per tonne) from this source and San Leon will implement an in-situ process for heat transfer to the shale pad at depth, and surface recovery of liberated kerogens and hydrocarbons.

http://www.sanleonenergy.com/sanleon/operations/morroco_project.php?ln=en