Operator · New Zealand Shale
New Zealand Energy Corporation
Acquired in July 2013 by L & M Energy Ltd.. The snapshot below reflects historical activity.
About
Exploration & Production
- WebsiteVisit →
- TickerOTC-Markets:NZERF
- AddressVancouver BC
- Phone604-601-2010
- Acquired byL & M Energy Ltd.
Acquisition chain
Forward & backward M&A lineage
- Westech Energy New Zealand
- New Zealand Energy Corporation (this company)
- L & M Energy Ltd.
Drilling activity
No activity recorded
No active rigs
Operations transferred to L & M Energy Ltd. Live rig records sit under the successor.
Recent activity
NZEC: Mechanical Difficulties Cut into Well Production
Field production from the TWN Licenses declined in the second half of the month as the result of a compressor failure.
NZEC Turns on Taps at 12 Taranaki Basin Wells
To date the Company has advanced 12 wells to production: four wells on the Eltham Permit and eight wells on the TWN Licenses.
NZEC Sets Up Wells at Taranaki, East Coast Basin Projects
The company noted 19,682 barrels of oil produced and 17,630 barrels of oil sold during Q1-2014.
NZEC Initiates Production at New Zealand Well Fleet; Ups Reserves 145%
The Waitapu-2 and Waihapa-8 wells commenced production on March 6 and March 29, respectively.
Two Senior Execs at NZEC Take Early Retirement
Further to New Zealand Energy Corp.'s commitment to reduce costs, two of NZEC's senior executives, Bruce McIntyre and Ian Brown, have taken early retirement from their paid employment...
Latest news mentioning New Zealand Energy Corporation
Deals
New Zealand Energy Corp. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, NZEC Wairoa Limited have received final approval from New Zealand Petroleum &…
Closing Announcement - October 29, 2013 New Zealand Energy Corp. has closed the acquisition of strategic upstream and midstream assets from…
New Zealand Energy Corp. has signed a binding Letter Agreement with L&M Energy Limited whereby LME will pay NZEC C$18.25 million to form a…
Permits
No active permits
Operations transferred to L & M Energy Ltd. Live permits sit under the successor.