Shares in Irish oil explorer Providence Resources sank in London yesterday after the firm confirmed it would seek a new partner for its Barryroe asset off the south coast of Ireland.
Shares in Providence Resources jumped by almost 10% in London this morning after the Irish oil firm beefed up its drilling programme for the Barryroe field.
Irish oil explorer Providence Resources said today that Gardline's M/V Kommandor survey vessel was en route to the Newgrange prospect, where it will conduct a seismic data shoot.
Providence Resources’ boss said today that farm-out deals had helped the Irish explorer “shore up” its finances and bring first oil from the Barryroe discovery closer.
Dublin-based oil explorer Providence Resources said today that Gardline would conduct a 2D seismic survey of the Newgrange prospect off the south-west coast of Ireland.
Landsdown Oil and Gas and Providence Resources has announced it has been granted permission to begin drilling at the 48/24-K Barryroe appraisal well in the Barryroe Field.
Irish independent Providence Resources has finally spudded exploration well 53/6-A on the FEL 2/14 licence in the southern Porcupine basin located to the west of Ireland.
Irish oil and gas exploration company Providence Resources, and Sosina -its operating partner in licensing option 16/27 – will farm out a 50% working interest in the site to Total.
Lansdowne Oil and Gas has invoked an agreement allowing it to raise £300,000 through a share placing to cover the cost of a legal dispute with Transocean.
The UK Supreme Court will not hear Providence Resources' appeal against a decision to make the Irish oil and gas explorer and its partner pay Transocean $7million.