Stocks & Share Research

Appointment of Mr. Heriberto (“Eddie”) Gonzalez Jr. as CEO

28 October 2016 Please note: Any comments made prior to 1 September 2016, Randall Connally was the CEO of the company. I will not replace the company name “Northcote Energy” throughout the blog but will continue with Mayan Energy Ltd from now on. 1 September 2016 Mayan Energy Ltd (formerly Northcote Energy Ltd) (‘Mayan’ or ‘the Company’) Board Changes, Placing, Corporate Update Mayan Energy…

Placing for Re-Entry Wells

28 October 2016 We have had more placing’s than we have wells producing, according to Eddie Gonzalez Mayan are on the verge of 5 or 6 six in production. Those well are as follows: SC – Single Well List WI NRI Robert Cain 1 70% 52.78% Robert Cain 2 70% 52.78% LM #13 70% 52.78% LM #14 70% 52.78% LM #19 20% 15.08% LM #20 20% 15.08% Mayan are concentrating on the Cockfield wells, firstly those wells…

27 October 2016 Mayan are making big strides forward at Shoats Creek with gas sale candidates from the LM#20 & LM#14 which was drilled in 1981 to 9388ft in the Cockfield. Wells to be brought online include the LM#14 – LM#19 – LM#20 – Robert Cain 1 & 2. Mexico is moving forward and Eddie Gonzalez is in overdrive.

600 Metre Shoats Creek Pipeline Installed

14 October 2016 Completion of Shoats Creek gas pipeline and initiation of gas sales A 600 metre gas line has now been installed which enables oil and gas to be produced from wells at Shoats Creek, including inter alia: Lutcher Moore 14 well (�LM14�) and LM 20, as well as a number of other candidates for reconnection in the near to medium term. LM 14 was the first well to be connected.  Operating…

Shoats Creek July 2016

14 July 2016 Reading the news released today by Northcote Energy, 14 July 2016. I can honestly say was very disappointing, on the 24 March 2016 Northcote released the following and raised capital to fund the work programme: 24 March 2016 2016 Work Programme at Shoats Creek, Louisiana Northcote Energy is pleased to provide details of its fully funded 2016 work programme at the Shoats Creek Field…

04 July 2016 A number of things have come to light over the weekend, Its not all rosy in the background, some cracks need filling and bridges built. Things are moving along in the background. Shoats Creek is very much the priority and is very highly thought of as Northcote moves forward. Relationships in Mexico should get very strong, game changing in fact. The company is remaining very tight…

02 July 2016 Let me start off by saying the accounts are pretty bad, a little better than last year though. Investors knew they wouldn’t they wouldn’t be pretty and they were not. The Group generated a loss for the year attributable to the equity shareholders totalled US$6,137,000 (31 December 2014: $9,778,000), which was a function lower commodity prices throughout the period, the impairment of…

A few if’s & buts

26 May 2016 After researching a small amount of Mexico, the opportunities are certainly there should Northcote Energy and their partners decide to take advantage of some of them. The agricultural industry stands out the most with various opportunities in many different areas within Mexico, however there are many other opportunities within the oil & gas industry that will be of great interest to…

Mexican water straight from the tap can be a whole host of colours, it can be Yellow, Rusty, even earthy tints. The flavours can be sulphuric, chlorinated or metallic with a whole host of textures that you can get your teeth into. The water quality really is pretty bad in Mexico City, Lerma river located in the Toluca valley was the first water supply from outside to be used in Mexico City. The…

Wastewater Sectors- Methane – Biogas

17 May 2016 To understand wastewater, it is important to understand where Conagua fit it and what they are trying to achieve, you need to have a basic understanding of the areas where water consumption needs to be saved and recycled, plus my belief that cogeneration will play a vital role alongside Methane & Biogas within different industries. This is a very large area with many different sectors…

11 May 2016 Researching “Thermal Desorption” has turned up some very interesting facts about 1998 oil prices in comparison to current day prices. What is thermal desorption: Low Temperature Thermal Desorption soils are heated to between 90°C and 320°C, which is used for Volatile Organic Compounds and Petroleum Removal. Remediated soil retains the majority of its physical properties unless they…

4 May 2016 30 June 2015 Gaia Ecologica & Northcote Energy The remedial plant installs mentioned at the tree planting ceremony are listed below, there is far too much information for me to list here so I have either commented or added a link which will explain things in much more detail than I possibly can. Waste Treatment Plant Drilling Report – (Unknown) Contaminated Soil Petroleum Contaminated…

3 May 2016 Another area of great importance in Mexico is reducing their carbon footprint, whilst one looks at the current remediation facility, it is of great importance especially its current location in consideration to its competitors. More importantly though would be its carbon footprint in relation to distance from the oil fields and offshore pick up points of waste drilling muds and…

2 May 2016 Carbon Emissions keeps rearing its head in my research so I decided to look a little closer. Carbon markets can be broken down into two groups like voluntary markets which exists in Mexico, and compliance markets like California’s. Compliance markets are just that, a mandate is in place in that particular country which must be adhered too. In Mexico; it is currently a voluntary market,…

Tuba Obi East Block

1 May 2016 Due to the size of the administration document, I have attempted to simplify the document and extract the information out of it that I myself would find of value. Most of the below is a copy and paste of the document to try and make it more readable. A link to the PDF is listed below should further detail be required on certain areas. The TOE Block is currently operated by PT Akar…

Natural Gas – Salt Caverns

25 April 2016 Mexico has  significantly increased natural gas imports from the United States. Still, gas shortages have hindered the country’s economic performance. One could assume with the opening of the oil and gas sector storage capacity will need to increase due to increased gas production and a rise in gas imports due to ports expanding and increased demand. Natural gas may be stored in a…

Types of Contracts – Pemex

Profit Sharing Agreements allow companies to receive a percentage of the profits resulting from oil and natural gas development. While companies entering into these contracts would not own the resources being developed, they would be allowed to include the revenue from their part of the estimated future profits. Production Sharing Agreements allow companies to own title to a percentage of…