Frontera Energy Corp T.FEC

Frontera Guyana

[kcac1]

For those interested, if you use Microsoft Bing on a PC they have added a basic Artificial Intelligence program (copilot) for free. Just click on the copilot logo on your search bar. They have an upgraded version that combines Microsoft Office where it will print out a report using powerpoint and all of the office features, with you being able to edit and ask it to provide spreadsheet and charts and it will produce a very professional looking report in short order. requred days.

You merely ask a question verbally or type it and in about one minute it produces a report like this. I think Google chrome has something similar and I may try it soon. But for Copilot 1.0 this  digs up a lot of detailed info with no effort. Like when I asked copilot for potential buyers of Frontera Infrastructure. I am not sure about some of those candidates it listed by they did make a case for each. 

Here is the answer when I asked it who would be potential buyers for Frontera Guyana, you do not even have to cut and paste, it has a copy tab at the bottom and you just click and the go to where you want to paste the report that copilot and hit your paste button and it is done. It is an option in your search bar.

Frontera Energy and CGX Energy, the joint venture partners for the Petroleum Prospecting Licence for the Corentyne block offshore Guyana, are actively seeking potential partners for the development of this block¹. They have selected the US investment banking firm Houlihan Lokey to explore options for the potential sale of a stake in the Corentyne block¹.

The Corentyne block has significant potential. The joint venture believes that approximately 514–628 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) PMean unrisked gross prospective resources may be present in the Maastrichtian horizons alone, and that additional potential upside may exist in the deeper Campanian and Santonian horizons¹.

Given the significant resource potential of the Corentyne block, it could attract interest from major oil and gas companies, particularly those with a strategic focus on offshore exploration and production. However, the specific interested parties have not been disclosed in the sources¹²³⁴.

Please note that this information is based on the latest available data and the actual interested parties may vary depending on various factors such as market conditions, oil prices, and strategic priorities of the companies. It’s always a good idea to check the latest news for the most up-to-date information.

 

 

[Kelvin]

Thanks kcac1. I'm gonna try to use AI on google. I don't have Bing. It would really speed up research. Like how companies define free cash flow (fcf) seems to vary wildly from company to company. Also it also depends on which accounting system they use. In GAAP based systems fcf is defined differently from resource based accounting systems I learned. Also in the subset of oil&gas