Apakah itu berarti operatornya tertipu atau ditipu atau salah interpretasi sebelumnya sehingga mengexecute project tsb ? Rasa2nya operator sebesar EM itu dg jumlah PhD nya yg sampai 600 (email cak Avi), tidak mungkin deh. Atau ada info2 lain ?
Wass, nyoto On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 3:49 PM, naslin lainda <nas...@rediffmail.com>wrote: > Tadi saya barusan ngobrol ama teman yg terlibat di eksplorasi shale gas di > polandia ini. Katanya TOC nya rendah dibawah 1%. Dari foto core nya > warnanya abu2, bukan seperti black shale yg di US. Jadi kayaknya bukan > organic rich shale yg mereka dapatkan. > > > > Naslin > > > From: "rakhmadi avianto"rakhmadi.avia...@gmail.com > Sent:Wed, 20 Jun 2012 12:17:44 +0530 > To: iagi-net@iagi.or.id > Subject: Re: [iagi-net-l] Shale gas news > > Dari awal aku memang sudah curiga, mungkin ngga ya Shale Gas Exploration, > dg exitnya EM dari Poland saya kira bukan hal yg main2. Saya yg alumnus EM > merasa bahwa EM tidak pernah main2 dalam research di Houston setahu saya > waktu di sana ada 600an lebih PHD yg kerja di Lab yg diambil dari lulusan > hampir seluruh dunia dg GPA yg mendekati 4 yg diterima artinya lulusan Top > of the nudge lah > > > > > >Untuk Indonesia, mungkin tidak semua shale punya potential jadi Shale > Gas, ini yg belum di evaluasi, belum apa2 koq ujuk2 udah sekian TCF emang > dari mana dan dasarnya apa? > > > > > >Ingat RDP waktu jadi panelis di gas hydrate, acara Pertamina di Kempinski > Hotel, RDP mengusulkan harus ada Pilot Project dari Zero ke Hero, artinya > research yg ter-integrasi, ada G&G, ada drilling, dll krn menyangkut > fracturing dimana ada usaha dari shale yg nature-nya impermeable menjadi > permeable, tentu tidak mudah dan tentu perlu dedikasi yg tinggi dalam > research ini. > > > > > >Salam, > > >Avi NPA 06666 > > >Nomor cantik > > > > > > > On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 4:38 PM, Fatrial Bahesti > <bahe...@gmail.com<http://ajaxprism/writemail?mode=mail_to_individual&email=bahe...@gmail.com> > > wrote: > > > > > Mudah2an shale exit tidak terjadi di Indonesia, melainkan tetap exist > for shale gas exploration.. > > > ExxonMobil in Poland shale exit > > By Kathrine Schmidt and news wires > > 18 June 2012 18:00 GMT > *Following two disappointing test wells in January, ExxonMobil has made > the decision to call off further exploration there, a spokesman said > Monday. * > > "There have been no demonstrated sustained commercial hydrocarbon flow > rates in our two wells in the Lublin and Podlasie basins," ExxonMobil > spokesman Patrick McGinn told Upstream in an email. > > "We do not have additional drilling plans in Poland." > > The supermajor's chief executive Rex Tillerson in March alluded to some of > the technical challenges of drilling in rock formations that had initially > held high hopes for unconventional production. > > The US Energy Information Administration has pegged Poland as having among > the largest shale reserves in Europe. > > Nonetheless, ExxonMobil chief executive Rex Tillerson spoke to the > technical difficulties there in a New York meeting with analysts in March. > > “Some of the shales don’t respond as well to hydraulic fracturing,” the > news wire quoted Tillerson as saying during a meeting with reporters after > his presentation to analysts. “It’s going to take research and time in the > lab to understand that.” > > Reuters said that a government report in March slashed estimates of > Poland's shale gas reserves to 346 billion to 768 billion cubic meters, or > about one-tenth of previous estimates, denting hopes for an energy source > that could play a key role in weaning Europe off Russian gas. > > Poland has granted 112 shale exploration licences to ExxonMobil, Chevron > and other firms, even as some countries, including France and Bulgaria, > have banned shale exploration pending further environmental studies. > > The Poles are keen to wean themselves off their heavy reliance on coal and > imported Russian gas, partly due to environmental commitments they face as > a European Union member nation. > > "ExxonMobil realised that commercial extraction was not possible with > currently available technology. This is a general problem in Poland that > shale rocks are too tight to allow extraction," an industry source told the > news wire, asking not to be identified. > > Abundant shale gas production in Poland poses a potential threat to > Russia's supremacy in Europe, where it supplies a quarter of the gas used > in the EU. > > Yet Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom has repeatedly played down the > threat and on Monday Sergei Komlev, head of contract structuring and price > formation at Gazprom Export, told a conference in London that Polish gas > would struggle to achieve the low prices of US shale rivals. > > "In Poland the price for shale gas will be above $15 per million British > thermal units, over three times than in the US where prices will rise to > $5-10 (from a current $2.50) once they export gas," Komlev said. > > Last Wednesday, the government abruptly called off a presentation of a > legal framework for the development of shale gas resources, disappointing > industry players eager for more clarity before committing further to > investing in the sector. > > "If this draft was published and ExxonMobil later declared it was leaving > the country, it would most likely have been a disaster in terms of the > country's image," said Piotr Spaczynski, partner at law firm Spaczynski, > Szczepaniak & Wspolnicy, which advises foreign oil companies investing in > Polish shale. > > The government now plans to unveil the draft law by the end of the month, > and has said it will cover exploration and extraction of oil and gas from > both conventional and unconventional sources, including taxation, licensing > and environmental issues. > > "If I were the government, I would scrap all drafts and let companies > work, or publish a draft supporting exploration and not one directed at > excessive taxation," Spaczynski said. > > Poland had high hopes for shale after a study by the US Energy Information > Association in 2011 estimated Polish reserves at 5.3 trillion cubic metres, > enough to cover domestic demand for some 300 years. > > The government's study in March slashed estimates for recoverable shale > gas reserves at 346 to 768 billion cubic metres. > > Despite ExxonMobil, the world's most valuable energy company, to deciding > to scrap exploration, other firms said they remained committed. > > "(Our company) continues to remain extremely optimistic about the outlook > for Polish shale gas," said John Buggenhaggen, exploration director at > UK-listed San Leon Energy. > > > > > > > <http://sigads.rediff.com/RealMedia/ads/click_nx.ads/www.rediffmail.com/signatureline.htm@Middle?> > Follow *Rediff Deal ho > jaye!<http://track.rediff.com/click?url=___http://dealhojaye.rediff.com?sc_cid=rediffmailsignature___&cmp=signature&lnk=rediffmailsignature&newservice=deals> > * to get exciting offers in your city everyday.
