JinkoSolar Holding Reported In Line Q2 EPS

- JinkoSolar Holding Reported In Line Q2 EPS



Aug 16, 2011

JinkoSolar Holding (NYSE:JKS) reported Q2 EPS of $1.38, in line with consensus estimates. Revenues for the quarter rose 152% year-over-year to $350.6 million, topping consensus estimates of $320.3 million.

The company sees Q3 revenues of $310 to $330 million, vs. consensus estimates of $343.13 million, with shipments of about 230 to 250 MW. For 2011, JinkoSolar sees revenues of $1.4 to $1.5 billion, vs. consensus estimates of $1.36 billion, with shipments of 950 to 1k MW.

Mr. Kangping Chen, JinkoSolar's chief executive officer said, "We are pleased to announce the second quarter results that came in ahead of our expectations, despite the challenging market environment. During the quarter, we exceeded our shipment and revenue guidance, and were able to maintain relatively healthy margins as a result of further improvements to our cost structure. The healthy growth is a testament to our ability to capitalize on our brand name and maintain the strong relationships we have built with our existing customers across the globe."

JinkoSolar has a potential upside of 81.2% based on a current price of $16.76 and an average consensus analyst price target of $30.37.

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Kosmos' Makore-1 Well All Wet

- Kosmos' Makore-1 Well All Wet

Friday, July 15, 2011
Tullow Oil plc

Kosmos' Makore-1 exploration well on the West Cape Three Points Block offshore the Republic of Ghana encountered 37 meters (121 feet) of good-quality Campanian-age water-bearing sandstone reservoirs and 46 meters (151 feet) of good-quality Turonian-age water-bearing sandstone reservoirs. The Makore-1 well was Kosmos' first well in the southeastern portion of the block. The well explored a stratigraphic trap in a Turonian-age fan system.

The Makore-1 well is located 25 km (15 miles) southeast of the company's Mahogany-1 exploration well that discovered the Jubilee Field. The Atwood Hunter semisubmersible rig drilled the Makore-1 well in a water depth of 1,409 meters (4,623 feet) to a total depth of 3,876 meters (12,716 feet). The Atwood Hunter will remain on the block to drill the Akasa-1 exploration well, formerly known as the Dahoma Up-dip prospect. The Akasa-1 well is expected to be spudded shortly.

Kosmos is the operator of the West Cape Three Points Block in which the company holds a 30.875% interest. An affiliate of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation has a 30.875% interest; an affiliate of Tullow Oil plc has a 22.896% interest; E.O. Group Limited has a 3.5% interest; Sabre Oil & Gas Holdings Limited has a 1.854% interest; and the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation has a 10% carried interest.

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Eagle Oil Holding, Questus Enter Farmout Agreement

- Eagle Oil Holding, Questus Enter Farmout Agreement

Thursday, June 09, 2011
Eagle Oil Holding Co., Inc.

Eagle Oil Holding announced the execution of a Farmout Agreement with Questus.

Pursuant to the Agreement, Questus will provide the funding and other resources necessary to recondition and restart up to 173 wells at the Company's East Texas field, including the previously announced farmout agreements that totaled up to 20 wells, the Questus Agreement represents the completion of the Company's strategy to outsource the reconditioning of its oil resources. The Agreement is subject to an initial payment being made by Questus by June 22, 2011. The parties expect work on the wells to commence shortly thereafter. Questus will also complete the compliance requirements of the Texas Rail Road Commission.

Questus will provide the necessary capital and resources to restore the pumping operations with no additional capital investment by the Company in exchange for a share oil the revenue generated by the wells.

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Tethys Contracts Rig, Accelerates Drilling Program in Oman

Tethys Contracts Rig, Accelerates Drilling Program in Oman

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Tethys Petroleum Ltd.

The development and exploration program on Blocks 3 and 4 onshore the Sultanate of Oman accelerates after a second drilling rig has been contracted. The first well being drilled by this rig is the Farha South-6 well ("FS-6") on Block 3.

The new rig, a 750 horsepower Deutag T-55, is operated by UK drilling contractor KCA Deutag Drilling Company. The new rig will be used alongside the Abraj 204 rig already in use on the Blocks, and currently drilling the SE-7 exploration well on Block 4.

"We are very pleased that the work program of Blocks 3 and 4 of Oman is been accelerated, underpinning both the extent of Blocks 3 & 4 areas which remain un-explored to-date as well as remaining geological uncertainties before a fully-fledged development plan is put in place.

Two rigs will allow a speedier drilling schedule for 2011," said Magnus Nordin, Managing Director of Tethys Oil AB.

FS-6 is drilled as a vertical well, designed to target the lower Barik formation. The drill site is located 140 meters southeast of well FS-4 and 750 meters south-southwest of well FS-3.

Tethys has a 30 percent interest in Blocks 3 and 4. Partners are Mitsui E&P Middle East B.V. with 20 percent and the operator CC Energy Development S.A.L. (Oman branch) holding the remaining 50 percent.

Beach, JV Partner Commence Seismic Survey Offshore Albania

Beach, JV Partner Commence Seismic Survey Offshore Albania

Friday, March 25, 2011

by  SubseaIQ

Beach Energy Ltd.

Beach and its joint venture partner San Leon advised that they have commenced an 840 square kilometer 3D seismic survey in the Durresi Block, offshore Albania.

San Leon is Operator of the joint venture and, through a subsidiary, holds a 75% interest in the Durresi block with Beach holding the remaining 25%. Beach has agreed to pay 50% of the seismic program costs, rather than its 25% working interest requirement, in exchange for an option which, if exercised after review of the seismic data, will give Beach a 50% working interest in the license moving forward.

Petroleum Geo-Physical AS has been contracted to carry out the survey using the M/V Ramform Vanguard seismic vessel. The 3D seismic program will evaluate a number of prospective targets in the Durresi Block, including the A4-1X discovery, in preparation for drilling in 2012.

The A4-1X gas condensate field was discovered in 1993 and is located 30 km off the southern coast of Albania. San Leon estimates the discovery to contain approximately 38 million barrels of circa 51 API condensate and 150 billion cubic feet of gas. The joint venture is also exploring potentially significant oil and gas targets adjacent to A4-1X.

The Durresi block is situated on the proven Apulian Margin, which extends from Italy into Albania. Southern Albania contains a highly prolific petroleum system, including one of the largest onshore oil accumulations in Europe, the Patos-Marinza field, which is estimated to contain up to 5.7 billion barrels of original oil in place.