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H.S.E GuY wrote:In the last ten years no one has made any significant find both onshore or offshore to really talk about, while some of the wells drilled may have come in with high production rates over a period of time there would have been a natural pressure declines from the reservoir which leads to decreased production levels.
Our Govt and I may say previous administrations were aware that this was going to happen, they were forewarned to take proactive steps top compensate for this so it's nothin new.
Why do you all think that the Govt was making and opening up all the onshore and offshore blocks for bids?
janfar wrote:crazybalhead wrote:H.S.E GuY wrote:I think that some of us are missing the big picture, Mr. Riley is being very frank with his views and letting us know and see the real world unlike Mr. Enill, Manning and Browne. It seems that their vision of 20/20 is based on the Manning in Wonderland version.
When T&T got into the LNG market they got in at a good time and yes some money was made, other countries got in the LNG market also as someone had mentioned earlier, obviously with more players on the market the price has to drop.
Whilst yes all the big names are here - BPTT, EOG, ELF etc, there has been no active drilling programs in TNT both onshore and offshore and yes who has been drilling are more or less fulfilling contractual agreements.
All the offshore blocks that went out for bids the deep water and ultra deep blocks NOT one was looked at by investors - to do business the Govt is just not making it attractive to investors, I mean you have to spend $100 million to drill a well in some what already depleted reservoirs, hoping to make a big find, Yet you have royalties to be paid to Govt, Petrotrin, Green Fund etc. Yes they make get some incentives but that nothing really to talk about.
So yes Mr. Riley is right about what he is saying the gas is running out.
Only when yuh doing sheit.
Corek iz rite!!!
JD...... wrote:"Has anyone thought about what is going to happen when Mr Chavez floods the market with their latest find....in a year or two."
$$, thats all i see, but working for PDVSA is a job within a job.
fellas i starting a company to buy ole work pipe, and runna under water pipe line from venne and sell my own hydrocarbons, investors are welcome to buy into the project
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