AsiaOutlook: Interoil- Energizing Asia

[Palm]

Good recent article on IOC with Nador taking the lead in promoting IOC. Will we see a little more of this?  Note on page 40 under the paragraph headed "Exploring and Producing". It states that a recent meeting of the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers came away stating that Elk/Antelope is the "most significant discovery in fold and thrust belts as well as Papua New Guinea being labeled as having the most promise globally for a large oil discovery."

http://www.interoil.com/iocfiles/documen...verage.pdf

[Palm]

Easier to read version

http://www.asiaoutlookmag.com/outlook-fe...orporation

[jft310]

Where is the oil????

[Gator]

Palm,

Nice find.

[Tusker]

Where is the oil????

You mean our elusive green eyed creature?   SE of Raptor of course.

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[Thylacine-2]

Where is the oil????

You mean our elusive green eyed creature?   SE of Raptor of course.

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Would the green eyed creature to the SE of Raptor be in Antelope South or in Kalangar?

[Tusker]

Interesting about the EAGE. Professional organization of some prestige. Did someone we know submit a abstract? Given the purality of the observational comment, I wonder if is was a presentation. Subscription only sorry, and it ain't cheap.

As to our green eyed creature, it is wearing cyan colored hat. Associates itself with high pressure and high condensates. Hangs out about 4032M depth and there is not a glass of water to be found.

[Stavros]

Here's the LINK to the fancy IOC Brochure:

http://issuu.com/outlookpublishing/docs/...hure/1?e=1