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Mahlzeit! Yeah! Die DRAG kann doch nichts vor mir verstecken! Habe mal auf gut Glück nach auffälligen Handelsregistereinträgen in Heidelberg im 1. HJ 2013 gesucht und siehe da:
Amtsgericht: 68149 Mannheim (HRB716763) Gewähr. Neueintragungen 10.04.2013 Jutland Petroleum GmbH, Heidelberg, Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 24, 69117 Heidelberg. Gesellschaft mit ... ... mit Nachtrag vom 09.04.2013. Geschäftsanschrift: Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 24, 69117 Heidelberg. Gegenstand: Die Aufsuchung, ... (www.genios.de/dosearch)
Aufgefallen ist mir, dass es sich um die gleiche Adresse wie die der DRAG handelt. Die Namensgebung erinnerte mich zudem ebenfalls stark an das "DRAG-Schema". Also flugs nach Jutland Petroleum gegoogelt und siehe da zweiter Teil: Unknown German company on oil hunt in South Jutland
By Erik Holm 29 May 2013, Ingenioren, DK
The unknown German company Jutland Petroleum has applied for a license to explore for oil in South Jutland. Behind the company are people with experience from countries including mining and shale gas in the United States.
Danish oil and gas exploration on land attracts small and unknown companies. In NSW, Lolland and Falster heads the London-listed New World Oil and Gas with lights, lights and 3D seismic data for hydrocarbons in the Danish underground.
Now even an unknown player entered the field, this time in South Jutland, the German Jutland Petroleum, which have not previously had exploration licenses Denmark.
"We expect to find oil rather than gas, and we are just very optimistic," said CEO Franz Nieberding.
The German company will more or less investigating Southern Jutland, where the state-owned Polish company PGNiG had previously licensed. According to sources close to the process used Poles more than 100 million dollars on 3D seismic and drilling at Felsted in NSW without finding anything other than sour gas.
It scares in no way Franz Nieberding, is sure that he can handle the job better than the Poles.
"PGNiG was looking in a different and less deep geological structure than the area we are looking in. I have analyzed the area and the work that has been done before. I think we are more likely to find oil, "said Franz Nieberding.
Jutland Petroleum takes hunting in the area east, west and south of Loegumkloster, says the German geologist and director, who is also honorary professor at the Ruhr University in Bochum and has worked in the oil and gas sector for more than 30 years, including the USA and in Germany.
Loegumkloster located more than 40 kilometers west of the area where PGNiG unsuccessfully searched for oil with its drilling. On the other hand, the area is part of the same deposition basin in northern Germany, where in the 1960s and 1970s, a number of oil wells around Dover, says Franz Nieberding.
Whether it becomes a test drilling with the upcoming Danish license is too early to tell, says Nieberding, based in Heidelberg.
Initially, the Germans use their own geological model on existing seismic data. The plan will probably lead to the Germans make detailed 3D seismic data in a specific part of the license area. However, it will take place only from 2016, he assesses.
"Any drilling in NSW is in other words a four to five years into the future at best," says Franz Nieberding.
Jutland Petroleum is a joint venture between Mr Nieberdings own consulting Herzford International and Deutsche Rohstof. The latter is an investment company, also based in Heidelberg.
We're looking for conventional oil
Deutsche Rohstoff has projects in several countries including exploration and production of rare earths and metals in Germany, Australia and Canada, as well as production of shale oil in Colorado, USA.
In southern Germany, the company is involved in oil exploration through its part ownership of Rhein Petroleum, which also Franz Nieberding previously been a partner, but has sold to Dutch Tulip Oil.
In southern Germany there is no question of production of shale oil, and it is also the case in Denmark, which also Energy Agency, in its Communication on the open door application from Jutland Petroleum in the interests of the politically sensitive issue.
"It is conventional oil, we're looking for," says Franz Nieberding.
The application of the German oil company is now in the DEA. Here one expects to have a clarification for or against the application during the fall, and Franz Nieberding is ready to move when the permit lands.
"We are looking forward to get started and make our own analyzes and models from the data that is already available. But it looks immediately promising, otherwise we do not go into this project, "says Franz Nieberding. Die DRAG macht jetzt also auch in Öl und Gas in Süddänemark. Ich schätze, das ganze funktioniert nach dem Schema Rhein Petoleum: Wiedererschließung alter Ölquellen mit konventionellen Methoden mit anfänglicher Unterstützung von Herzford und allmählicher Verwässerung auf einen geringen Anteil am Unternehmen.
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