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As Trump signs GOP tax bill into law, ANWR and nearby oil discoveries on Alaska state lands come into focus
As Trump signs GOP tax bill into law, ANWR and nearby oil discoveries on Alaska state lands come into focus
“Six Sisters” oil wells mark the way to oil riches of ANWR, according to Donkel and Cade Bidding Group
Anchorage, Alaska (PRWEB)December 23, 2017
When President Donald Trump signed the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul into law Dec. 22, a provision calling for oil and gas lease sales in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge raised the profile of ANWR as well as adjacent oil discoveries that may extend from Alaska state lands into the refuge.
Independent Alaska oil and gas lease investors Daniel K. Donkel and Samuel H. Cade – owners of Donkel Oil and Gas LLC – hold one such block of Alaska state oil leases which surround the 1990 ARCO Stinson #1 well oil discovery along the northern margin of the ANWR 1002 Area.
The timing of the tax bill signing coincides with the release of a Donkel and Cade commissioned report on six arctic exploration wells that shed some light on what oil and gas explorers may expect to find below the surface of ANWR.
The “Six Sisters” well trend was reported by Geologist Dr. Robert B. Blodgett in a comparative core sample study of the Stinson #1 well, versus five other wells to the west situated along the Beaufort Sea coastline leading to ANWR.
“The Six Sisters well trend is the gateway into a better understanding of the petroleum resources of northwest ANWR,” Blodgett said. “The Six Sisters wells indicate the presence of two play horizons, consisting of a basal Tertiary play; and a lower Cambrian play.”
In the Tertiary play alone of the Stinson well, a 2010 third party engineering report suggested oil reserves of between 80 and 420 million barrels…. Read More at: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2017/12/prweb15042544.htm