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Neuquén bet on unconventional gas deposits in Neuquén




Oil and Gas Company of Neuquén SA launched the third round for exploration of 13 oil and gas areas secondary Basin Neuquén. According to forward its president, Ruben Etcheverry, "these are areas potentially rich in gas reservoirs in unconventional geological targets." Oil and Gas Company of Neuquén majority state-owned SA (G & P) has launched a new call for tender for the selection of companies interested in partnering with state oil company for exploration, development and production of hydrocarbon areas.
This is the third-round G & P calls, involving thirteen (13) secondary areas of an extensive area covering 3,828 square kilometers located in north-central area with potential verifiable sources of unconventional gas. Between the first and second round materialized in 2009, reached an investment of around U.S. $ 73 million. The total area of \u200b\u200bthe 23 areas tendered cover 23,000 square kilometers.
Ruben Etcheverry, president of Signature, said that "there is great expectation in this call because it is potentially rich in gas fields in Unconventional Reservoirs, in tight gas reservoirs of the type (gas from tight sands) and shale gas ( clay gas) "and added that" several companies have already expressed directory G & P the interest they have in these new possibilities. " Today, Thursday 28 October, began selling the specifications with terms and conditions for those companies interested in working in a coordinated and combined with G & P. The opening of the contest will be Nov. 17, at 11, the CH microcine Plaza building, located on the ground floor of Carlos H. Rodríguez 364 of this capital, home to the firm.
This third round, said Etcheverry "includes reservoirs with large surface area, distributed in the departments Pehuenche Añelo, Confluence, Zapala, Catan Lil, Collon Cura, Picunches, Ñorquín and alumina. The thirteen areas are: Loma del Molle, Bajo del Toro, Pampa The Mares-Block I, Pampa de las Mares, Block II, The Tacanas, Chasquivil, The Candlestick, Cerro Partido, Aguada de Castro, Cerro Las Minas, Huitrín Salinas, Wasp and Loma del Cerro Mojon.

In early February this year and his return from the tour of work that made the state of Texas, United States, Gov. George Sapag news conference ahead of the developed areas of work for five days revolved around alternative energy, new technologies and, crucially, the unconventional gas.

At this point detailed the meetings held with executives from Exxon Mobil and said that "the Neuquen basin has a large gas reserves in tight sands, marking the province a horizon that changes and expands the perspective of gas reserves from 20 to 50 years or so. Specifically, according to company officials Neuquén, the business interest would be focused mainly in shale gas, ie gas-bearing clays. The difference between tight gas and shale gas is that the former are reservoir rocks, such as traditional mineral oils, but with a poor petrophysical, ie very low porosity and low permeability . In the case of tight gas, it is the bedrock that gave rise to hydrocarbons, released a large proportion of them, but some was trapped in the rock.
worth mentioning that the new technologies and optimization of equipment, made-elsewhere in the world, these rocks have already advanced development. Currently, over 98% of the unconventional gas production from the United States. However, this picture is changing rapidly due to the existence of exploration projects and development of unconventional gas reserves in all continents.
The analogy of several target units found in the Neuquen Basin (geological reservoir covers almost the entire territory of Neuquen and land portions of the provinces of Mendoza, La Pampa and Rio Black) are totally correlated to other cases on the planet, thus suggests that the exploration of these secondary areas, which were declared deserted or did not receive much interest from companies in early 2009 - will succeed. October 29 , 2010

Background In order to incorporate new reserves and increase production of hydrocarbons in the province of Neuquen in a short time, the board of Gyp made in 2009 three public calls. The first to have a register of specialists and consulting firms, which signed up 60 companies, the remaining two were for the exploration, development and production of assigned areas by the Provincial Government, under the conditions that allow properly valuing the contribution and participation of the Company. A total of 36 companies expressed interest. Given the experience in competitions exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbon fields, the board decided to contest the inactive areas, divided into rounds, and set his sights that two of them were made in 2009 and third in 2010 whose bid opened today 28 October. In 2009, the Executive Neuquén-handed free-for Oil and Gas firm of Neuquén SA hydrocarbon areas that were reserved for timely Oil companies favor the Neuquén SA (Hidenesa), as established by provincial law 2453. are essentially medium-risk areas and marginal or high risk exploratory. Of all the areas reserved for Hidenesa and now are part of G & P, most were without exploratory or production activity. Delegation attends World Congress Neuquén Unconventional Gas Officials of the areas of Natural Resources and Petroleum next week to attend an international meeting that will discuss the importance of tight reservoirs gas and shale gas. The conference will be held from 3 to 5 November in Dallas, USA. Representatives provincial government headed by Secretary of State for Natural Resources and Utilities, William Coco, next week will attend the World Congress of Unconventional Gas (World Oil Shale) in Dallas, USA. Coco participate along with Undersecretary of Hydrocarbons, Energy and Mining, Hector Mendiberri and Oil and Gas President of Neuquén SA (G & P), Ruben Etcheverry. The summit will be held from 3 to 5 November and will bring together the value chain, from the owners of the resources, governments and regulators to operators, technology companies and pipeline and distribution companies worldwide to share knowledge, build alliances and encourage the emergence of unconventional gas. representatives will continents and countries like U.S., Europe, Argentina, South Africa, India and China. All gas industry tight sands and gas-tight clay and shale gas, and government officials from several American oil producers, will send their delegations, as is the case in the province of Neuquén was specially invited. The organization of the conference is the responsibility of the International Gas Union (IGU) and the American Gas Association (AGA), with support from international companies such as Exxon Mobil, Schlumberger and American Natural Gas Alliance (America's Natural Gas Aliance ANGA), among many others. From G & P reported that the World Shale Gas is a strategic conference and technical exhibition that revolves around new unconventional gas discoveries. The event will bring together global players in energy to the debate on the financial aspects, commercial and regulatory aspects of global production of tight gas and shale gas. comprises a series of specialist lectures and exhibitions during his three-day and is one of the most anticipated events This year, since it involves the discussion of the strategic development of unconventional gas reservoirs, the importance and the role it plays in North America and appeal worldwide. The evidence suggests that tight sands gas is and will increasingly be responsible for changing the rules of the game in the world of oil. Recent measurements revealed that the supply of such gas is available in abundant quantities throughout the world. In June 2009 the U.S. had 1,836 billion cubic feet of recoverable natural reserves, compared with 1,321 trillion cubic feet in 2007. Of the nearly 2 trillion cubic feet proven Last year, 33 percent is gas in tight sands or clays. http://www.noticiasonline.org/ index.php? Option = com_content & view = article & id = 3907: neuquen-bet-the-gas-on-sites-no -conventional & catid = 24: gob2 & Itemid = 9 NEUQUEN looking for partners to exploit areas HIGH

Oil and Gas Company of Neuquén SA (G & P) has launched the bidding for companies interested in partnering with state oil company for exploration, development and production of 13 core areas. "There are great expectations in this call because it is potentially rich in gas fields in unconventional reservoirs, in tight gas reservoirs of the type (gas from tight sands) and shale gas (clay)," said President G & P, Ruben Etcheverry. The unconventional gas fields are located in the northern center of the province in an area of \u200b\u200b3,828 square kilometers.
This call for proposals by the company Neuquén is the third of its kind with characteristics similar to the previous two made in 2009.
was reached at that time an investment of around U.S. $ 73 million covering 23 areas tendered 23,000 square kilometers.

Etcheverry, said several companies have already expressed to the board of G & P the interest they have in these new opportunities, noting that "new technologies and optimization of equipment, made in other parts of the world, these sites have an advanced development. " Currently, over 98 ncient of unconventional gas production from the United States, but there are projects for exploration and development of unconventional gas reserves in all continents. http://noticias.terra.com.ar/ neuquen-looking-member-to-exploit-areas -secondary 9488f07a718fb210VgnVCM20000099

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NEUQUÉN (AN) .- Oil and Gas Company of Neuquén (G & P) called for tenders for the selection of companies interested in partnering with state oil company for exploration, development and production of hydrocarbon areas.
This is the third-round G & P announces thirteen areas and involves a large area high schools covering 3,828 square kilometers located in north-central area and with demonstrable potential unconventional gas fields. Between the first and second round materialized in 2009, reached an investment of 73 million dollars.
The surface of the 23 areas tendered cover 23,000 square kilometers.
Ruben Etcheverry, president of Signature, said that "there is great expectation in this call because it is potentially rich in gas fields in Unconventional Reservoirs, rate both in tight gas fields (gas from tight sands) and shale gas (clay), "adding that" several companies have already expressed to the board of G & P the interest they have in these new possibilities. "Yesterday began sale of tender documents with terms and conditions for those companies interested in working with G & P. \u200b\u200b

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