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Gold/Mining/Energy : Trinity Energy Resources, Inc. (TRGC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kenny who wrote (585)	6/22/1999 8:19:00 AM
From: Dr. Nose	Respond to of 945

LONDON, June 21 (Reuters) - Angola will outline the future of investment in its hotly-contested offshore oil industry at a London conference in September attended by Petroleum Minister Jose Maria de Vasconcelos, organisers said on Monday. The gathering, "Oil and Gas Investments in Angola," on September 20 and 21 will also be attended by officials of state oil company Sonangol, the Angolan central bank and a number of Western oil companies, Angolan and British organisers said. Angolan officials would include Jorge Vandeste, Sonangol's director of negotiations, Alexandxer Pessoa Vaz, Sonangol's legal adviser, and central bank official Marta Barroso. Companies atttending include BP Amoco (ISEL:BPA), Portugal's state-controlled energy company Petrogal and Canadian oil explorer Ranger Oil (TSE:RGO), organiser Dean Merrion of CWC Associates said. Industry sources say the African oil producer aims to license more ultra deep water exploration acreage next year after earning hundreds of millions of dollars from a first such offering. Africa's most eagerly sought after offshore prospect drew a stampede of majors for its first such exploration round completed this year, with operatorship going to Exxon (NYSE:XON), BP Amoco and France'S Elf Acquitaine (SBF:ELFP). Industry sources say these first round blocks may hold oil worth billions of dollars and may be the largest untapped reserves being offered for exploration outside the Middle East. (london.energy.desk@reuters.com) Copyright 1999, Reuters News Service

To: Kenny who wrote (585)	6/22/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: Dr. Nose	Respond to of 945

Industry sources say these first round blocks may hold oil worth billions of dollars and may be the largest untapped reserves being offered for exploration outside the Middle East. (This is the key paragraph. Who said our new management team wasn't at the top of the food chain?) nnn

To: Kenny who wrote (585)	6/22/1999 4:34:00 PM
From: Dr. Nose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 945

Sombody bought a lot of Trinity stock today gang. 96,500 shares in two trades! Le Nez

To: Kenny who wrote (585)	6/22/1999 4:52:00 PM
From: Dr. Nose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 945

This is us: "Trinity has entered into an agreement with Carlton Energy Group providing Trinity with an option to participate with Carlton in the exploration and development of a geologically attractive block offshore Angola that has been offered to Carlton by Sonangal, the state oil corporation of Angola. The offshore Angola play is one of the most active in the industry at this time, and the block under consideration is highly prospective with several known undrilled structures." I love this company! n