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Ignis Petroleum (IGPG): Three Major U.S. Oil & Gas Projects Underway
My proven system for selecting energy stock winners has determined that Ignis Petroleum (Stock Symbol IGPG on the OTCBB) could soon deliver 500% investment returns – and later go to MUCH HIGHER LEVELS. In the immediate-term, I expect the IGPG share-price to DOUBLE within the next 12 weeks as the market begins taking inventory of Ignis Petroleum’s incredible oil and gas potential in Texas, Louisiana, and Alabama. Then, get ready for a monumental portfolio win as this rapidly emerging oil and gas company begins attracting expansive market attention. Ignis Petroleum is focused on acquiring oil & gas prospects along the petroleum-rich Gulf Coast of the United States. These areas include Texas, Louisiana, and Alabama — profitably known as “The Golden Horseshoe of the American Oil Industry.” IGPG is currently pursuing 3 high-potential prospects: Barnett Crossroads Project, Alabama; North Wright Prospect, Louisiana; and ACOM A-6 Project, Texas. All three of these properties are literally surrounded by world-class petroleum production – which translates to a high probability of success for Ignis Petroleum and expanding profits for early IGPG shareholders.
Ignis Petroleum’s Three Initial Projects On-Track to Yield Vast Oil & Natural Gas Reserves
Recent analysis suggests that this property could produce in excess of 500,000 BOE (barrels of oil equivalent) — that’s around $30 MILLION in potential revenues at today’s oil prices. The Gravel Church field to the east of the property has produced more than 1 million barrels of oil. Less than a mile south and one mile to the north, two structures have produced over 200,000 barrels of oil each. Surrounded by successful drilling, and with an expected production rate of 300 barrels of oil per day, the Barnett Crossroads project represents a relatively low-risk oil target that should translate to an immediate spike in the IGPG share-price as the company makes the crucial transition from energy “explorer” to “producer.”
Seismic data suggests that the North Wright Prospect could contain over 118 BILLION cubic feet of natural gas equivalent. That level of natural gas production has the potential to generate a staggering $1.4 BILLION at current natural gas prices. Like the Barnett prospect, the North Wright Field is surrounded by Big-Money drilling campaigns. Similar production is currently underway at two fields within seven miles of the prospect.
The Leleux Field, located just seven miles to the east along the same geologic formation, has produced over 200 Bcf (billion cubic feet) of gas with an estimated recovery of over 400 Bcf of gas. The Wright Field lies just five miles to the south and has produced over 64 Bcf of gas from just two wells over the last five years. The pending development plan on the company’s North Wright Prospect estimates four wells (one well per year) to extract the potential natural gas reserves. The Ignis Petroleum team projects a first year cash flow (net royalty interest) of over $20 million – which I project will translate to a major portfolio win for early Ignis shareholders.
Right nowIgnis Petroleum is placing the final touches on a pending agreement with industry behemoth Kerr-McGee (KMG - NYSE) whereby Ignis will participate in the drilling of the super high-potential ACOM A-6 prospect.
Reserve estimates on this prospect are reported to be an incredible 9 BILLION cubic feet of natural gas. And, like the Barnett and North Wright properties, ACOM A-6 is surrounded by highly successful drilling campaigns. One nearby blockbuster well, the Tex Miss, has produced over 3.4 BILLION cubic feet of gas in just 18 months of initial production. Kerr McGee/Ignis Petroleum are focusing on what is believed to be a continuance of this petroleum-bearing structure. A positive strike on the ACOM A-6 would be an immediate “Company Maker” for Ignis Petroleum – one that would likely send the IGPG share-price exponentially higher. 5 Reasons Why IGPG Could Skyrocket by More than 500% in 24 Months
America’s Natural Gas Crisis — And How IGPG Could Make You RICH! The United States is entering a major, prolonged natural gas crisis, which will be marked by excessively high natural gas prices for the next 5 to 7 years. While that’s certainly unwelcome news for a newly-rebounding U.S. economy, it does present foresighted investors such as yourself with an immediate opportunity to offset some of the higher energy costs YOU WILL be paying in America’s “new era” of expensive energy. The market for natural gas has changed dramatically over the last several years. After a extended period of extremely low prices for this clean-burning energy source, the price of natural gas has jumped more than 500% from a low of $2 Mcf (per thousand cubic feet) in 2000 to current price levels above $12 Mcf. America’s natural gas crisis is a textbook case of supply/demand economics. Demand for natural gas in the United States has risen steadily over the last several years, driven primarily by large increases in its use in electric power generation and residential and commercial heating/cooling. DID YOU KNOW that 95 percent of all power plants recently constructed in the United States are natural-gas-fired? That’s truly amazing! And the trend continues…the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) now projects that 900 of the next 1,000 power plants in the U.S. will also run on clean-burning natural gas.
FACT: Natural gas will continue to be in high demand and short supply for the foreseeable future, which means excessively high natural gas prices are here to stay. More importantly, it means Ignis Petroleum (IGPG) is going to be a staple of your investment portfolio for years to come! U.S.-demand for natural gas currently stands at approximately 23 Tcf (trillion cubic feet) per yearand is increasing at a rate of over 2 percent annually. Based on those figures, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) projects that U.S.-demand will reach 34 Tcf by 2020. That’s nearly a 50 percent demand-increase in less than 15 years! When you factor in weak projected domestic production levels, the truth is clear — demand for this clean-burning energy source will continue to outpace supply in colossal fashion for years to come. The result: Strong natural gas prices over the next several years, and tremendous investment returnsfor those investors with the foresight to exploit this major market trend during this early stage. Ignis Petroleum provides exceptional leverage to natural gas prices. Buy IGPG now for an immediate winner and long-term value investment. Current Canadian Natural Gas Imports Cannot Meet U.S. Demand As mentioned, the U.S. consumes around 23 Tcf of natural gas annually, and that figure is expected to rise dramatically each and every year for the foreseeable future. Domestic production, on the other hand, currently stands at only 19 Tcf per year – resulting in an annual natural gas shortfall of around 4 TRILLION CUBIC FEET! Of course, the key factor that has kept natural gas prices from blasting through the $20 Mcf (thousand cubic feet) level has been America’s recent ability to meet its 17%+ demand gap by way of natural gas imports from Canada. Already about 30% of California’s natural gas requirements come from Canada and the northeastern states rely on Canada for about 70% of their natural gas needs. Today, because of declining natural gas production levels in both the U.S. & Canada, that former safety net now has a major hole right through its center. Did you know that according to the National Petroleum Council, natural gas production from both U.S. and Canadian resources has reached a plateau and is now spiraling downward? Yes, it’s true. In fact, it is estimated that production volume from North American natural gas fields is currently declining at an annual rate of more than 15 percent!
And there’s more! Canada is now dealing with domestic natural gas demand increases of its own—which means our neighbors to the north no longer have the excess capacity to significantly expand natural gas exports to the United States. So where will this 4 trillion-plus cubic feet of natural gas come from? Clearly, U.S. officials are ill-prepared to answer that question. However with no near-term solutions in place, natural gas prices have no place to go but UP! Ignis Petroleum (IGPG – OTCBB) will continue to be a direct beneficiary of strong natural gas prices – Buy IGPG today up to $3 a share. Ignis Petroleum is “THE ONE” Oil & Gas Stock You Need to Own Now Ignis Petroleum (IGPG – OTCBB) is one of the most exciting energy exploration companies I’ve seen in a long time. Thanks to a highly adept management team, IGPG is advantageously positioned for expansive growth through increased natural gas and oil production in the petroleum-rich Gulf Coast region. And remember, Ignis holds prime property interests and is NOT burning through tons of cash on high-stakes exploration in unknown territories. I believe the only reason IGPG shares are available at current price levels below $3 is because the market has yet to take inventory of the company’s exceptional petroleum development position. By securing the right properties and the right alliances, Ignis Petroleum is poised to deliver strong shareholder value through expanding petroleum operations. Ignis Petroleum is my #1 pick for vast energy stock profits — any price below $3 is an absolute bargain. Your window of opportunity is extremely limited — I expect to see IGPG shares highly active in the very near-term. IMPORTANT: Remember to take initial profits when the IGPG share price moves higher…then let the remainder of your position ride.
Michael Fagan
P.S. For more information on Ignis Petroleum (IGPG – OTCBB) and to receive a corporate information package, please dial the company’s investor relations department Toll-Free at 877-700-1644.
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