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TAG Oil Ltd. V.TAO

Alternate Symbol(s):  TAOIF

TAG Oil Ltd. is an international oil and gas exploration company with a focus on operations and opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa. It holds an interest in the Badr Oil Field (BED-1), a 26,000-acre concession located in the Western Desert, Egypt, through a production services agreement (the PSA) with Badr Petroleum Company (BPCO). It is focused on BED-1 the re-completion and evaluation operations of the BED 1-7 vertical well. These initial operations are part of its phase I development program of Abu Roash F (ARF) reservoir in BED-1. The BED 1-7 well started oil production from the ARF reservoir. Its Field Development Plan (FDP), consisting of drilling 20 horizontal wells to be completed with multi-stage fracture stimulation, is focused on the east central part of the BED-1 concession area and contains OIIP P50 volumes of 178.3 million barrels and mean volumes of 179.0 million barrels. Its subsidiaries include TAG Energy International Ltd., CX Oil Limited, and others.


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Comment by Weebleon May 03, 2017 6:02pm
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RE:RE:TD Reports

RE:RE:TD ReportsYou don't know what you are talking about.  Cardiff was already fracked, albeit poorly.    Fracking permits in NZ don't seem to be a problem.  There is already a pipeline to the site since Cardiff was drilled on the Cheal C pad.  Producing any oil or gas out of the existing wells could be done very cheap.   I don't know why Tag waited so long to go back in to Cardiff but they must have their reasons.    Maybe it was for the bore to stabilize or maybe it was for the results of Shell's 3D seismic survey which they participated in.

I think the joint venture partner would be to drill any new wells which would be very expensive.   The rig they used to drill it is no longer in the country.  I am not sure what rigs are available that can drill that deep.  There may be only one or two.
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