Central Pacific Minerals & Southern Pacific Petroleum

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Central Pacific Minerals & Southern Pacific Petroleum

An SI Board Since February 1998

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
90	3	0	SPPTY

Emcee: Thomas M.	Type: Unmoderated

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Central Pacific Minerals N.L.(CPMNY) & Southern Pacific Petroleum N.L.(SPPTY)

These two sister companies' major assets are oil shale deposits in Australia, estimated at 25 billion barrels of oil equivalent. In comparison, the combined reserves of the world's two biggest oil companies, Exxon and Royal Dutch, are 15.6 billion barrels. They are attempting to extract the oil using a similiar technology as the one applied to the Canadian oil sands.

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90	By the way, the Yahoo board is actually pretty good. Little flaming, mostly int	Thomas M.	-	1/28/2004
89	That's true, sands have been worked on far longer ... since the early eighti	marcos	-	1/28/2004
88	<i>cooking oil out of oilsands is easier than out of oil shales ..</i&g	Thomas M.	-	1/28/2004
87	Suncor dropped their interest in Stuart some time ago, whether one year or three	marcos	-	1/28/2004
86	What are you doing on this loser thread? -g- I just noticed CPM/SPP went into	Thomas M.	-	1/27/2004
85	The story was talking about how the oil shale project is not an isolated event.	Thomas M.	-	8/1/2000
84	The link has expired. Can you cut and paste or summarize? Thanks	T.Bill	-	8/1/2000
83	afr.com.au	Thomas M.	-	7/28/2000
82	"Milestone of first oil production" Great news: read the Stuart Sta	T.Bill	-	9/17/1999
81	Profile of Bechtel, the engineering firm which CPMNY and Suncor have contracted	Thomas M.	-	6/26/1999
80	It was Gary Kaminski, the guy who alerted us to CPMNY in the first place. Tom	Thomas M.	-	3/15/1999
79	Stock was mentioned this am on CNBC. One of the respected guests mentioned thi	KLH	-	3/15/1999
78	This stock is starting to move out of its base. I haven't heard any news,	Thomas M.	-	11/11/1998
77	WE shall see. If those numbers are correct they should be busy little beavers	Bearcatbob	-	11/6/1998
76	From company literature from a recent presentation: ROI (post-tax) -----------	Thomas M.	-	11/6/1998
75	Costs.... Suncor's Web Site has complete detailed information related to t	SliderOnTheBlack	-	10/25/1998
74	You may very well be right, but that is what I had heard. It should be true tha	CLK	-	10/25/1998
73	CLK, Back in the 70's oil from oil shale required US$30 + to earn a reaso	Bearcatbob	-	10/24/1998
72	All I know is that I spoke with a good geologist, actually several, about this	CLK	-	10/24/1998
71	Bearcatbob, IMHO, all of the big shale deposits will ultimately be developed,	Thomas M.	-	10/19/1998
70	Thomas, What is the capital cost of this thing. There mere cost of capital	Bearcatbob	-	10/18/1998
69	Suncor is producing oil from tar sands in Canada at ~$12/barrel. The Australia	Thomas M.	-	10/18/1998
68	Thread, I was surfing through this section of SI and almost fell off my seat	Bearcatbob	-	10/17/1998
67	The following was part of Suncor's press release recently regarding their l	zonadona	-	10/16/1998
66	In response to enquiries about the environmental impact of oil shale, I would s	Erwin Jackson	-	8/27/1998

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