Thursday, June 27, 2013

Seismic Program Commenced at President Energy's Paraguay Ops

President Energy plc announced that seismic acquisition has commenced at its concessions in the Chaco region of Paraguay.

Approximately 301 square miles (780 square kilometers) of 3D seismic and 62 miles (100 kilometers) of 2D seismic will be acquired over high-graded areas of the Pirity and Demattei Concessions respectively. 

Approximately two hundred people are being deployed in the seismic operations by President's seismic partner, Global Geophysical Inc. of Houston, Texas. Global will provide a full suite of data acquisition, data processing, interpretation and reservoir risk reduction tools, as well as passive microseismic monitoring using their proprietary Tomographic Fracture Imaging technology.

This is the first 3D survey to be shot in Paraguay and the first comprehensive and concentrated modern seismic survey to be undertaken in the prospective Pirity Basin of the Paraguayan Chaco. In line with original timetable, the seismic survey will be completed by the end of August with initial results being available during the latter part of Q4 2013.

Now that the operational phase of seismic acquisition has begun, President's next focus is to plan the drilling phase for the initial three exploration wells in 2014, a program which will follow review of the seismic results and the high grading of drilling locations.

Peter Levine, Chairman, President Energy commented:

"We have now commenced material activity in a program which is of national importance and priority to Paraguay, which currently imports all its oil requirements.

"We look forward to the successful completion of the seismic survey, a first of its kind for the country, and look forward to results later in the year."

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