Production opportunities lie in applying newer and cheaper technology in Kyrgyzstan, Caspian said. This country was explored by the Soviets who were searching for but uncovered many, often live oil leads.
Caspian is not alone in targeting Kyrgyzstan but is unique in having such a commanding position in the prospective parts of the country.
The company has modest oil production from its Ashvaz and Charvak licences which is transported by road to the modern, British owned refinery at Jalalabad, about 10km from Charvak. Some 200 km of seismic is planned.
The Farmin Seminar will be held on Sunday 10 April in Meeting Room's 2 & 3 at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Perth, Western Australia – the morning of the icebreaker function of the 2005 APPEA conference, held in the same venue.
Company representatives will review the technical and commercial aspects of their opportunities via short audio visual presentations. The seminar registration fees include a copy of the PESA 2005 Farmin Seminar Report CD (containing details of all proposals presented), morning coffee and an excellent lunch including drinks.
Companies wishing to make a presentation can contact Wolfgang Fischer for details or register on-line (http://www.pesansw.com) by no later than Thursday 24 March 2005. If you wish to attend but not present, please register by Thursday 7 April 2005.
Further details are available from: PESA 2005 Farmin Seminar Convenor, C/- PetroVentures, PO Box R746, Royal Exchange, NSW 1225 Australia. Ph. (+612) 9247 9888 Fax (+612) 9252 1083.
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