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Canacol Energy Ltd (Alberta) T.CNE

Alternate Symbol(s):  CNNEF

Canacol Energy Ltd. is a Canada-based natural gas exploration and production company with operations focused on Colombia. The Company’s production primarily consists of natural gas from the Esperanza, VIM-5, VIM-21 and VIM-33 blocks located in the Lower Magdalena Valley basin in Colombia. Its production also included crude oil from its Rancho Hermoso block in Colombia (Colombia oil). It supplies approximately 17% of the country’s gas needs and more than 50% of the Caribbean Coast’s gas demand. Its gas fields which produce from the Cienaga de Oro and Porquero proven reservoirs are connected to its central Jobo gas processing and treatment facility through more than 169 kilometers of flow lines, mainly flexible steel flow lines. The Company operates over 1.5 million net acres in 11 exploration and production gas contracts in Colombia, located in the Lower & Middle Magdalena Basins. Its natural gas processing and treatment facilities consist of three plants.


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Comment by TVRon Nov 23, 2011 11:08am
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Post# 19261365

Question for PetroJoan re 30,000 Barrels Daily 201

Question for PetroJoan re 30,000 Barrels Daily 201OK PetroJoan - we know you like CNE.  Now, can you explain how you come up with 30,000 boe/d for CNE in 2012?

The company has certainly not provided guidance to this number.  They have said they will exit 2011 at 14,000 boe and have indicated another 2,300 boe/d to come in January from the gas liquids contract (which I think is a really excellent deal for CNE).  It seems a stretch to go from around 16,000 boe/d with the gas liquids at the start of 2012 to 30,000, after allowing for production declines.  Also, we now know there will be zero production from Capella.

The high test rates on the Rancho Hermoso wells never seem to result in stabilized production at anything close to the intitial test levels.  So how do you estimate 30,000 boe/d?
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