Toreador Resource's Investment in the Paris Basin… and How Its Estimated 96 Billion Barrels of Oil was Discovered
It all started with a note.
It was a handwritten note on the margins of a long-forgotten report, in French, from a well site geologist many years ago who was on a rig...
The top growth sector for investors in 2011
Hydraulic fracturing, or “fracing” companies are overtaking drilling companies as the largest subset of the energy services sector – and research from two Canadian brokerage firms suggests that investors can expect fracking companies to continue growing strong into 2011 and beyond.
All the...
By Scott McLeod
Contributing Editor
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The Company That's Shaping Up To Be the Next Big Player in the Oil Sands
STP’s Properties (before the North Peace acquisition)
Financials
- $65M cash in the bank,
- $55M undrawn credit line
- Debt: ZERO (NOTE that STP had $50M...
The Company That's Shaping Up To Be the Next Big Player in the Oil Sands
By Scott McLeod
Contributing Editor
Scott McLeod is a Geologist with 4 years of experience. His experience includes conventional prospecting of offshore plays in the North Sea and Mackenzie Beaufort to gas and oil resource plays of...
A Solid Income Stream with Inflation Protection Built In
James Keller is an analyst with Thermopolis Partners, LLC. Located in Jackson Hole Wyoming, Thermopolis Partners is an infrequent contributor to Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin. MMcfe = million cubic feet equivalent.
Investors today are starved for yield. Witness the 10-year...
North America's Hottest Oil Play Just Got Bigger
The Bakken oil play is already one of the largest onshore oil discoveries in North America in decades.
But producers in both Canada and the US are still pushing out the “generally accepted” boundaries of the play – mostly to the west, into...
10x Bigger than the Bakken
The Paris Basin shale oil play in France has the potential to be ten times the size of the Bakken play in North America, and some high profile exploration is beginning soon.
Estimates range from just a few to many tens of billions of barrels of...
Could low natural gas prices be setting up a new profit opportunity in Canada?
Canadian brokerage firm GMP Securities says low prices could be the catalyst for a wave of mergers and acquisitions in the Canadian oilpatch.
In a September 7 report, GMP likens the current pricing environment to 1998-2001, when...