Solo Oil will be presenting at the 54th Oilbarrel Conference - Thursday 13th September 2012 , among other companies presenting are Petroceltic International and Simba Energy. Details of venue and times can be found here -  http://oilbarrel.com/pub/articles/article_id-38

Solo look to be entering a potentially very interesting period with major developments ongoing at both its key assets. In Canada via its investment in Tsx listed Reef Resources and in Tanzania via its Production Sharing Agreement ( PSA )  with london listed Aminex.

Solo,s last production updates holds more than a fair few clues that solid progress is being made in Canada and also at the ruvuma basin in Tanzania. For example in Canada the company and its partner have been carefully preparing the ground and are now commencing full scale production in Ontario, solo,s boss has recently said they are ontrack for 500 boepd production by end of 2012 *

 

From last official update via RNS: ( Ontario Canada ) 

28 August 2012

Solo today announces that full-scale oil production has commenced at the Ausable Field in South Western Ontario, Canada, operated by Solo's Joint Venture partner, Reef Resources Limited ("Reef"). Reef has reported that the field has been on production since the 13 July 2012.

Two of the four wells at the Ausable Oil Field (Ausable #1 and Ausable #5) have now been put on line and total liquids potential of 275 barrel oil equivalent per day (boepd) gross has been computed based on the current gas cycling rate of 236 thousand cubic feet per day (mcfd). The initial two wells production rate averaged 13 boepd although this is now being rapidly scaled up as gas cycling rates are increased.

These initial two wells and the surface facilities have now been fully configured for long-term production. Wells Ausable #2 and Ausable #4 will additionally be placed on production and will add substantially to current daily production. Reef anticipate increasing the gas cycle rate about 20-fold to 5,000 mcfd progressively over the next 4 to 6 months and project that liquids production from the four well scheme will then rise to approximately 700 boepd (gross).

Gas has been injected into the reservoir purchased from a local gas utility and will shortly be supplemented with gas from the North and South Airport wells, both drilled by Reef. The…

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