Falcon 将保留试点周围约 72,000 英亩扩大区域的 10% 工作权益，并保留额外的 1,667 万澳元（合 1,100 万美元）总收益，用于抵消 2024 年与试点相关的成本

猎鹰公司减少了对 Shenandoah South 飞行员的兴趣。 （来源：Unsplash 上的 WORKSITE Ltd.）

总部位于爱尔兰的 Falcon Oil & Gas 计划将其在拟议 Shenandoah South 试点项目中的工作权益从 22.5% 降至 5%，以优化其在澳大利亚 Beetaloo 盆地的权益。

该公司将保留试点周围约 72,000 英亩扩大区域的 10% 工作权益，以及剩余 452 万英亩土地的 22.5% 工作权益。

作为试点的一部分，Falcon 减少开采权益的决定将大大减少其今年计划钻探的两口井的成本份额。

该公司还额外保留 1,667 万澳元（1,100 万美元）的总收益，用于抵消 2024 年试点相关的成本，进一步降低其参与成本。

Falcon 首席执行官 Philip Ouigley 表示：“alcon 选择将其在试点项目中的参与权益降至 5%，是对我们资本资源的谨慎使用，因为它大大降低了我们的成本风险。

“在试点成功后，Falcon 将在试点周围约 72,000 英亩的扩大区域中拥有 10% 的加权平均权益，并将能够参与该地区的任何未来开发，同时仍保留 22.5% 的权益剩余452万英亩。

“Falcon 的这次选举表明我们有能力优化我们在 Beetaloo 中的利益，为股东谋取利益。”

去年，Falcon 参与了 SS1-H 井的 22.5% 工作权益，创建了 20,480 英亩的钻距单元 (DSU)。

今年，该公司将参与并保留这两口井 5% 的工作权益，这将创建两个新的 DSU，总面积达 51,200 英亩。

Falcon 在试点后扩大的 72,000 英亩面积中的综合加权平均所有权和未来参与权将为 10%。

该公司将保留 Beetaloo 盆地剩余 452 万英亩土地的全部 22.5% 参与权益，这为 Falcon 带来了 100 万英亩的净收益。

Falcon Oil & Gas从事非常规石油和天然气资产的勘探和开发，目前的投资组合主要集中在澳大利亚、南非和匈牙利。

Falcon will retain a 10% working interest in the enlarged area of around 72,000 acres surrounding the pilot and also retains an additional A$16.67m ($11m) of gross carry that will be used to offset the costs related to the pilot in 2024

Falcon to reduce its interest in Shenandoah South pilot. (Credit: WORKSITE Ltd. on Unsplash)

Ireland-based Falcon Oil & Gas is set to reduce its working interest in the proposed Shenandoah South pilot project from 22.5% to 5%, in a move to optimise its interest in the Beetaloo Basin in Australia.

The company will retain a 10% working interest in the enlarged area of around 72,000 acres surrounding the pilot and a 22.5% working interest in the remaining 4.52 million acres.

Falcon’s decision to reduce its working interest will significantly reduce its share of costs for the two wells planned to be drilled this year, as part of the pilot.

The company also retains an additional A$16.67m ($11m) of gross carry that will be used to offset the costs related to the pilot in 2024, further reducing its cost to participate.

Falcon CEO Philip O’Quigley said: “Falcon’s election to reduce its participating interest to 5% in the Pilot is a prudent use of our capital resources as it significantly reduces our cost exposure.

“Post a successful Pilot, Falcon will own a weighted average interest of 10% in the enlarged area of around 72,000 acres around the Pilot and will be able to participate in any future development of this area, whilst still retaining 22.5% interest in the remaining 4.52 million acres.

“This election by Falcon demonstrates our ability to optimise our interest in the Beetaloo for the benefit of shareholders.”

Last year, Falcon participated in the SS1-H well at its 22.5% working interest, which created a Drill Spacing Unit (DSU) of 20,480 acres.

This year, the company will participate and retain a 5% working interest in the two wells, which will create two new DSUs totalling 51,200 acres.

Falcon’s combined weighted average ownership and future participation entitlement of this enlarged area of 72,000 acres post Pilot will be 10%.

The company will retain its full 22.5% participation interest in the remaining 4.52 million acres in the Beetaloo Basin, which makes a net one million acres to Falcon.

Falcon Oil & Gas is engaged in the exploration and development of unconventional oil and gas assets, with the current portfolio focused on Australia, South Africa, and Hungary.