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SUMMARY:PESA NSW August 2026 Technical Lunch: Gerard Ryan
DESCRIPTION:D3 Energy is a natural gas and helium developer listed on the Australian Securities Exchange on 13 May 2024. \nIts cornerstone asset is Exploration Right ER315 in South Africa’s Free State Province\, a major onshore permit covering approximately 811 km²\, and situated immediately east of Renergen Limited’s producing Virginia Gas Project. \nInitial drilling across ER315 has delivered world-class helium concentrations exceeding 5%\, confirming the Company’s geological model and establishing the region as a globally significant helium province. \nThis exploration success has since been reinforced by substantial regulatory and technical progress. The Company has completed a maiden reserve certification over part of ER315\, defining 1P reserves of 7.21 BCF and supporting its Production Right Application\, which has now been formally accepted by South Africa’s Petroleum Agency (PASA). \nIn addition to ER315\, D3 holds multiple permits in South Africa\, including ER386\, TCP 273\, ER391\, ER392 and ER393 bringing its total landholding in the region to just under 2000 km². These assets are defined by their low-cost nature and high prospectivity\, making exploration and development economically competitive. \nIn June 2025\, D3 Energy expanded into Australia\, securing PEL 121 and PEL 122 in the Arckaringa Basin\, South Australia. These permits\, covering ~5\,865 km²\, mark a strategic entry into a frontier basin with growing interest in helium and clean hydrogen exploration. Since acquisition\, the Company has also commenced farm-out discussions for the Hydrohelix prospect to support future drilling activity. \nD3 Energy now operates in two geographies\, South Africa and Australia\, with a dual-hemisphere portfolio targeting critical energy and industrial gases. \nIn South Africa\, the Company’s work is vital in a region facing severe energy shortages. Its focus on identifying and developing natural gas reserves supports the country’s transition toward a more reliable and sustainable energy future.
URL:https://pesa.com.au/events/pesa-nsw-august-2026-technical-lunch/
LOCATION:Castlereagh Boutique Hotel\, 169 Castlereagh St\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:NSW / ACT,Technical Lunch,Technical Talk
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SUMMARY:PESA NSW September 2026 Technical Lunch: Bass Oil
DESCRIPTION:Bass Oil Kiwi-1 Triassic Gas Discovery \nAt the September meeting I will give an overview of Bass Oil\, its operations and its growth strategies. Importantly\, I will be focusing on presenting some of the initial results from the Company’s Triassic gas study in the northern Cooper Basin in South Australia following up the Kiwi gas discovery in the Triassic aged Callamurra formation. The liquids rich Kiwi gas field continues to be one of Bass’s most exciting assets. \nKiwi Gas Project \nKiwi 1 was drilled in 2003 as a Jurassic oil exploration well. It was not successful however is discovered gas in the Triassic Callamurra section. Although the well tested almost 9 million cubic feet per day on a short DST\, the discovery was never completed and properly tested. Back then it was thought to be too small with a high CO2 content. \nBass acquired the property in 2022 and completed and flow tested in 2024. Following the successful 2024 flow test\, which recorded 4.1 mmcfd of gas and 988 barrels of condensate per day\, Bass has progressed the project toward development. \nIn February 2026\, the South Australian Government awarded Bass $3.5 million in funding to support connection of Kiwi to the Cooper Basin gas network. Bass has advanced technical work on Kiwi\, including interpretation of the reprocessed Kiwi 3D seismic dataset. The results have been encouraging and continue to support the quality of the discovery and surrounding prospectivity. \nThe Kiwi hydrocarbons are extremely liquids rich and low in impurities\, with less than 5% CO₂ and over 200 barrels of condensate per million cubic feet of gas\, as previously disclosed. These characteristics make Kiwi one of the most attractive undeveloped gas discoveries in the Basin. Kiwi’s liquids yield positions it as a high value development opportunity in a market where condensate-rich gas is increasingly sought after.
URL:https://pesa.com.au/events/pesa-nsw-september-2026-technical-lunch-bass-oil/
LOCATION:Castlereagh Boutique Hotel\, 169 Castlereagh St\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:NSW / ACT,Technical Lunch,Technical Talk
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SUMMARY:PESA NSW October 2026 Technical Lunch: Horizon Oil
DESCRIPTION:Sinphuhorm & Nam Phong Gas Fields\, Northeast Thailand \nIn August 2025\, Horizon Oil and Matahio Energy acquired ExxonMobil’s interests in the Sinphuhorm and Nam Phong gas fields\, located on the Korat Plateau in northeastern Thailand. Nam Phong\, now operated by MH Energy Thailand\, the local Thai entity established by Horizon Oil and Matahio Energy\, is the older of the two fields and has been producing gas since the 1980s. Sinphuhorm\, discovered later\, commenced production in 2006 and is operated by Thailand’s national oil company\, PTTEP. Together\, the fields supply gas to the Nam Phong Power Plant\, which provides a significant portion of the electricity demand across northeastern Thailand. \nThe regional geology comprises a thick succession of Triassic to Cretaceous continental clastic sediments overlying Permian carbonate platforms\, which form the primary reservoirs in both fields. Deposited in a warm\, shallow marine environment\, these carbonates have undergone multiple phases of diagenesis\, tectonic fracturing\, and dissolution. Subsequent episodes of extension and structural inversion exposed carbonate highs to prolonged meteoric and burial dissolution\, creating an extensive network of caves\, vugs\, and collapse breccias. Later tectonic deformation further enhanced reservoir complexity through the development of fracture systems\, resulting in highly heterogeneous reservoirs characterized by a combination of structural and diagenetic porosity. \nAs relatively new entrants to these assets\, Horizon and Matahio are leveraging PTTEP’s extensive operational experience and subsurface knowledge to accelerate understanding of the fields. A key challenge is integrating seismic attributes\, well data\, and production performance to better characterize reservoir architecture and predict reservoir behaviour. This integrated approach is particularly important for identifying and optimising future infill drilling opportunities within these fractured and karstified carbonate systems. \nOngoing work is focused on translating the geological complexity of the reservoirs into a robust subsurface framework that improves reservoir prediction and reduces development uncertainty. By combining geological\, geophysical\, and production data\, the current work aims to support more confident field development decisions and enhance the long-term gas deliverability of both Sinphuhorm and Nam Phong. \n 
URL:https://pesa.com.au/events/pesa-nsw-october-2026-technical-lunch/
LOCATION:Castlereagh Boutique Hotel\, 169 Castlereagh St\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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