Show Notes
Zak Mir talks to Mark Routh, CEO of Prospex Energy, an AIM-quoted investment company focused on European gas and power projects. Prospex Energy provides an operational update on its production, development, and drilling schedules across its portfolio of three producing natural gas assets in onshore Europe: Viura, Selva, and El Romeral.
Prospex Energy: A Bright Future in European Gas Production
In recent times, Prospex Energy has been making waves in the European gas sector, and with good reason. With a solid operational update, the company is well-positioned to grow, thanks to a balanced portfolio of assets and a commitment to sustainable energy production. Let’s dive deeper into the latest developments and what they mean for the future of the company.
Operational Update: Increased Production and Future Plans
Prospex Energy has reported a significant increase in net production since this time last year. The company now boasts production income from three assets located in two stable European nations. This not only covers overheads but also ensures that the company remains debt-free, setting the stage for future growth.
However, there have been some operational challenges, particularly with the VRA field. In January, flow tests from the VRA 1B well showed promising results, with a flow rate of around 500,000 cubic meters per day. Yet, subsequent reports indicated a reduction in flow rates and an increase in water handling requirements. These operational issues are part and parcel of managing gas assets, but the acquisition of the VRA field last August has been transformative, doubling production for Prospex
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Prospex Energy: A Bright Future in European Gas Production
In recent times, Prospex Energy has been making waves in the European gas sector, and with good reason. With a solid operational update, the company is well-positioned to grow, thanks to a balanced portfolio of assets and a commitment to sustainable energy production. Let’s dive deeper into the latest developments and what they mean for the future of the company.
Operational Update: Increased Production and Future Plans
Prospex Energy has reported a significant increase in net production since this time last year. The company now boasts production income from three assets located in two stable European nations. This not only covers overheads but also ensures that the company remains debt-free, setting the stage for future growth.
However, there have been some operational challenges, particularly with the VRA field. In January, flow tests from the VRA 1B well showed promising results, with a flow rate of around 500,000 cubic meters per day. Yet, subsequent reports indicated a reduction in flow rates and an increase in water handling requirements. These operational issues are part and parcel of managing gas assets, but the acquisition of the VRA field last August has been transformative, doubling production for Prospex
Read More https://www.share-talk.com/zak-mir-talks-to-mark-routh-ceo-of-prospex-energy-2/
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