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Friday, May 3rd 2013 - 03:29 UTC

Falkland Islands as oil-producing country: boon or blight?

Stephen Nicol of Regeneris forecast a short term population increase of 20%, not including temporary workers

For some, the prospect of the Falkland Islands becoming an oil-producing country creates exciting visions of opportunity, while for others it seems like a nightmare. What is certain is that oil, like sheep and fishing before it, will inevitably bring changes to both our wealth and our way of life.

Wednesday, April 24th 2013 - 06:29 UTC

Falkland Island's booming economy: request to develop two 200-bed accommodations

Stanley becoming a city that never rests

In anticipation of the business opportunities the oil industry will bring to the Falkland Islands, a leading company has plans to build in the capital Stanley two temporary 200-bed accommodations, according to the planning applications received.

Friday, April 19th 2013 - 06:24 UTC

Falkland Islands’ Sea Lion project will demand 5bn dollars and first oil is expected 2017

Premier said that the company wants to maximise opportunities for local businesses and for local skills

UK independent oil and gas Premier Oil company said that the Falkland Islands Sea Lion project is one of their biggest operations undertaken to date involving an investment of 5 billion dollars with first oil expected sometime in 2017.

Tuesday, March 5th 2013 - 00:09 UTC

Argentina dismisses referendum; warns Falklands’ oil industry “unfeasible” without regional ties

Ambassador Alicia Castro describes the referendum as a publicity stunt

The referendum on the fate of the Falkland Islands is a publicity stunt with no legal status, Argentina's ambassador to Britain said on Monday, warning that oil exploitation around the territory was impossible without better regional ties.

Wednesday, January 9th 2013 - 16:50 UTC

Argos Resources storms ahead of its Falklands’ oil drilling rivals

Argos missed the “Ocean Guardian” drilling schedule but its stock performance has been highly rewarding

Argos Resources the only Falklands explorer to not drill a well has had the most successful year of them all in share price terms. Results of interpretation of 3D seismic data are encouraging with a number of prospects identified and the company is looking for industry partners to take exploration drilling forward. Year to date share price performance: up 107.92% at 24.95p.

Wednesday, January 9th 2013 - 16:39 UTC

Rockhopper planning minimum three wells offshore Falklands in 2014

The geological province in the south of Africa is a continuation of the cretaceous eastern margin of the opening of the South Atlantic

Rockhopper Exploration which discovered oil offshore the Falkland Islands in 2010 at its Sea Lion prospect is planning a minimum of three exploration and appraisal wells on its North Falkland Basin acreage in 2014 including Sea Lion satellites Casper, Casper South, and Beverley.

Tuesday, November 27th 2012 - 22:18 UTC

Mixed bag for Noble Energy: oil in Gulf of Mexico and plugged well in the Falklands

Charles D. Davidson, Noble Energy's Chairman and CEO, said, ”The discovery at Big Bend is an exciting follow-up to our recent success at Galapagos.

Noble Energy Inc. (NBL) unveiled a discovery in the Big Bend exploration area in the Gulf of Mexico as it also abandoned another well off the shore of the Falkland Islands that yielded a low-quality reservoir.

Friday, November 2nd 2012 - 23:07 UTC

Falklands extends Rockhopper licences to evaluate further oil potential

Rockhopper struck oil in April/May 2010 at Sea Lion prospect

The Falkland Islands government has granted a one year extension for Rockhopper Exploration’s production licences PL023 and PL024. The licences, in which Rockhopper has a 40% interest, have been extended until November 2013, with no requirement for the operator to perform further work on the licences in that time.

Thursday, November 1st 2012 - 00:10 UTC

Hedge funds quietly investing in Falklands’ oil exploration companies

Premier's Finance director Durrant, oil industry deals with political risk, “of border disputes, of disputed territories all around the world”

Hedge funds have been quietly building up stakes in the oil explorers operating off the Falkland Islands betting that companies will ignore the threats made by Argentina to disrupt the activity, according to a Reuters’ piece published this week.

Friday, October 26th 2012 - 07:06 UTC

Falklands to build a new deep-water port to cater for the oil and gas industry

Port William, a few miles from Stanley is the chosen spot

The Falkland Islands will have a new deep-water port facility capable of meeting the demands of all incumbent industries it was announced following this week's meeting of Executive Council (ExCo).

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