Blocks 211/19b and 211/24c was awarded to Kerr Mc Gee and in turn taken over by Statoil (UK) Ltd before relinquished. One... More > exploration well is drilled in license acreage, a dry well. The main reason for Anergy Ltd screening the additional acreage in blocks UK211/19b and UK211/24c is to illustrate the exploration potential of the remaining potential adjacent to held licenses, in particular the Upper Jurassic play model, which is already proven on Statfjord North Field and in block NO34/7 (Borg Field and the Vigdis Extension development project). Wells NO33/9-15, NO33/9-16 and NO33/9-17 penetrated good quality Upper Jurassic sandstones with oil shows, but failed to find commercial accumulations. < Less

This report is compiled during March 2006. The purpose of this report is to give an overview of the lead and prospect... More > potential as Anergy Ltd sees it in open areas. The report is meant as screening report only, and not to be treated as final geological evaluation for presented areas. Report has taken material from various studies, and therefore terms and presentation form of various leads/ prospects and play models will vary throughout the report. Anergy Ltd has not covered all prospectivity to be found in areas, as more prospectivity is to be found within licensed areas as well as areas not covered within APA 2006. However in some areas Anergy Ltd has made some comments and mention such prospectivity where it is judged to be of strategic importance. The report encompasses the following areas; Barents Sea Mid Norway North Sea < Less

This report is compiled during March 2006. The purpose of this report is to give an overview of the lead and prospect... More > potential as Anergy Ltd sees it in open areas. The report is meant as screening report only, and not to be treated as final geological evaluation for presented areas. Report has taken material from various studies, and therefore terms and presentation form of various leads/ prospects and play models will vary throughout the report. Anergy Ltd has not covered all prospectivity to be found in areas, as more prospectivity is to be found within licensed areas as well as areas not covered within APA 2006. However in some areas Anergy Ltd has made some comments and mention such prospectivity where it is judged to be of strategic importance. The report encompasses the following areas; Barents Sea Mid Norway North Sea < Less

Blocks 211/19b and 211/24c was awarded to Kerr Mc Gee and in turn taken over by Statoil (UK) Ltd before relinquished. One... More > exploration well is drilled in license acreage, a dry well. The main reason for Anergy Ltd screening the additional acreage in blocks UK211/19b and UK211/24c is to illustrate the exploration potential of the remaining potential adjacent to held licenses, in particular the Upper Jurassic play model, which is already proven on Statfjord North Field and in block NO34/7 (Borg Field and the Vigdis Extension development project). Wells NO33/9-15, NO33/9-16 and NO33/9-17 penetrated good quality Upper Jurassic sandstones with oil shows, but failed to find commercial accumulations. < Less