BillyV
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- Oct 31, 2011
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Pure puffery; even the company that owns it doesn't think there's anywhere near that much recoverable oil. More realistic estimates indicate there may be 3.5 billion barrels of recoverable oil. Still not inconsequential, but not Saudi Arabia, either.
Experts Doubt 223 bboe Estimates of Oil Reserves in South Australia?s Arckaringa Basin - Commodities & Futures
Ah, a pinhead "green" pops up with an attempted-bummer.
Buzz off hippie......the geologists are pissing themselves over this field....it will change the entire world-energy picture.
Not a "green" at all - but I can read. You should try it sometime.
From my original link:
Even Linc Energy, the company which released the report, doubted the accuracy of the estimates or how the consultants reached those figures....
Thomas Pascoe, a financial market export and has worked in Lloyd's of London insurance market......said that if risking is taken into account, the true reserve would likely come to 3.5 bboe, definitely much lower than Saudi Arabia's 263 bboe reserves.