Breezer Preps for Fracture Stimulation at Jackson Well

Breezer Ventures Inc. announced that fracture stimulation is expected to commence shortly at Jackson Well 27 in Texas.

The fracture stimulation is intended to break apart the reserves allowing for a significant increase in the flow of oil. The process has proven to be highly effective in dramatically increasing production from the Tannehill and Moran formation in the area.

The status of five other wells was outlined in a previous operational update showing that three had been drilled and were undergoing completion. One was waiting to spud and one was in the drilling phase.

With six wells currently undergoing drilling, completing or fracture stimulation operations, the Company anticipates a further increase in revenues and reserves as these wells are brought into production. Combined with additional multiple proposals on other wells, the Company remains on course to build a significant oil and gas company focused on USA onshore formations, and in the process generate substantial value for shareholders.

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Breezer Preps for Fracture Stimulation at Jackson Well

Breezer Ventures Inc. announced that fracture stimulation is expected to commence shortly at Jackson Well 27 in Texas.

The fracture stimulation is intended to break apart the reserves allowing for a significant increase in the flow of oil. The process has proven to be highly effective in dramatically increasing production from the Tannehill and Moran formation in the area.

The status of five other wells was outlined in a previous operational update showing that three had been drilled and were undergoing completion. One was waiting to spud and one was in the drilling phase.

With six wells currently undergoing drilling, completing or fracture stimulation operations, the Company anticipates a further increase in revenues and reserves as these wells are brought into production. Combined with additional multiple proposals on other wells, the Company remains on course to build a significant oil and gas company focused on USA onshore formations, and in the process generate substantial value for shareholders.

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Huntington Subsea Preps Complete

Norwegian Energy Company (Noreco) reported Tuesday that all subsea preparations have been completed an final commissioning activities are now taking place at the Huntington field development in the UK sector of the North Sea.

Noreco said that during recent weeks there had been some delays in the project due to weather conditions and technical work that had taken longer than planned. But the firm added that first oil is expected during the first half of April.

After a ramp-up period, the field is expected to produce approximately 6,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day net to Noreco, it added.

Noreco has a 20-percent interest in the Huntington field, which is operated by E.ON Exploration & Production.

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Huntington Subsea Preps Complete

Norwegian Energy Company (Noreco) reported Tuesday that all subsea preparations have been completed an final commissioning activities are now taking place at the Huntington field development in the UK sector of the North Sea.

Noreco said that during recent weeks there had been some delays in the project due to weather conditions and technical work that had taken longer than planned. But the firm added that first oil is expected during the first half of April.

After a ramp-up period, the field is expected to produce approximately 6,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day net to Noreco, it added.

Noreco has a 20-percent interest in the Huntington field, which is operated by E.ON Exploration & Production.

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Huntington Subsea Preps Complete

Norwegian Energy Company (Noreco) reported Tuesday that all subsea preparations have been completed an final commissioning activities are now taking place at the Huntington field development in the UK sector of the North Sea.

Noreco said that during recent weeks there had been some delays in the project due to weather conditions and technical work that had taken longer than planned. But the firm added that first oil is expected during the first half of April.

After a ramp-up period, the field is expected to produce approximately 6,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day net to Noreco, it added.

Noreco has a 20-percent interest in the Huntington field, which is operated by E.ON Exploration & Production.

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McMoRan Preps Davy Jones Well for Fracking Ops

McMoRan Exploration Co. updated the status of the Davy Jones No. 1 well on South Marsh Island Block 230. As previously reported, McMoRan is developing plans at the Davy Jones No. 1 well to pump a hydraulic fracture treatment including proppant to facilitate hydrocarbon movement into the wellbore. Future plans will incorporate data gained to date at Davy Jones as well as potential core and log data from the in progress well at Lineham Creek, located onshore approximately 50 miles northwest of Davy Jones. The rig is being moved off location for several months while a large scale hydraulic fracture treatment is designed to penetrate the Wilcox reservoirs.

As previously reported, the Davy Jones No. 1 well logged 200 net feet of pay in multiple Wilcox sands, which were all full to base. The Davy Jones offset appraisal well (Davy Jones No. 2), which is located 2.5 miles southwest of Davy Jones No. 1, confirmed 120 net feet of pay in multiple Wilcox sands, indicating continuity across the major structural features of the Davy Jones prospect, and also encountered 192 net feet of potential hydrocarbons in the Tuscaloosa and Lower Cretaceous carbonate sections.

McMoRan is the operator and holds a 63.4 percent working interest and a 50.2 percent net revenue interest in Davy Jones. Other working interest owners in Davy Jones include: Energy XXI (15.8%), JX Nippon Oil Exploration (Gulf) Limited (12%) and Moncrief Offshore LLC (8.8%).

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