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LATEST NEWS REGARDING SUDAN 2016
The Company I was involved with was
called GeoSpirs Qatar based in Dubai which started in about
2013 when they contacted me regarding oil & gas exploration in
Sudan at which time I agreed to do some research for them to
locate potential oil & gas sites remotely to start with and
then we flew out to visit the sites to firm up my findings. We
flew out the Al Fashir and then travelled to the site by
vehilce in a convoy. The reason for the convoy was we were in
the Shamal Darfur region and we had to be protected with
troops. I confirmed that there were four oil fields in that
area. I marked out the size and shape of the fields and the
guided depth to the potential oil. The particular oil fields
were quite shallow in depth. This was my first visit to the
site. On my second visit the Company had arranged and
organised for a drilling company to go to the site. The only
drilling rig that was available was a mud water drilling rig
which is not really the right one to have but this was the
only alternative that they had at the time as no oil rig was
available in Northern Sudan so after a lot of problems
covering many days the drilling rig was taken by the troops to
the extact location I had marked out to commence drilling.
When drilling took place they hit further problems because it
was a mud drilling rig which means they needed water to
circulate and lubricate the drill head. Please bear in mind we
were in the middle of semi-dessert land with the lack of water
in these areas. I had to return to the UK only to find out
months later that they had not drilled much further on. In
Spring 2014 I returned again to mark out a further area within
the oil field when a third drilling company had taken over and
wanted a new location for them to drill, which I duly did mark
out for them. It was part of a fracture zone which ran through
that oil field. In a period of three years they ended up with
three different drilling rigs but then fighting started again
the the region of Shamal Darfur which halted all drilling for
safety reasons and the Company disbanded the idea of drilling
for oil in Sudan altogether. So these oil fields in Northern
Sudan and Shamal Dafur, as far as I am aware, are still
available and for which I have the ifnormation for, including
other oil fields I have marked out by remote surveying which
are waiting to be explored. I am sure the Government would be
willing to listen to any sensible offers from Oil & Gas
Companies concerning these sites.
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News 2015 from
Northern Sudan in Africa Using My Method of Technology
The company I have been assisting
in Northern Sudan in 2013/14 where I have located 3 oil fields in
the area in question. Drilling did start but because of the latest
troubles drilling has had to be halted in that part of the
country. Hopefully once the troubles have calmed down drilling
will recommence but as regards the time factor we do not know how
long this will take. Again this is the same principle locating the
sites remotely before attending on site.
These
are the latest results from one of my Clients in Africa who is
using me as a Remote Surveyor locating oil and gas structures and
as a consultant including visiting the site in question and the
actual marking out of locations of the oil/gas fields.
Finding Hydrocarbons was pioneered
in Africa using a series of leading surface exploration
technologies. By combining my technique and skill and the oil
company's exploration techniques the aim is to discover oil and
gas at one-tenth of the cost and triple the probability of
success compared with conventional methods of oil and gas
exploration.
After
remote surveying and then
attending on site I was able to give indications of where the
hydrocarbons were to be found.
The advantages to the company of
using my technique were verified when a satellite survey, covering
the whole concession area that I had defined, confirmed that
various hydrocarbons and anomalies were present in the areas that
I had indicated.
Many huge areas were found and the
oil company believe there could be millions upon millions of
barrels of oil recoverable which would make it very financially
feasible and profitable for them.
Only a small amount of research is
needed now to consolidate the evidence then drilling will take
place.
I can not give the location or the
name of the Company because I am under contract.
Drilling has started... As usual I cannot reveal the
exact location or the company I am helping because of confidentiality. I
am just waiting for further feedback from the company. Keep you
posted.
the rig set up in the
distance
close up of the mud
drilling rig ready to be drilled
Drillers and mud
drilling rig just prior to commencement of drilling
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