oil/gas ops in trinidad, a success story ?

http://www.ghanabusinessnews.com/2011/01/30/ghana-can-learn-from-trinidad-tobago%E2%80%99s-oil-and-gas-success-story/


...that from one day to the next I honestly don't know what operations are best to cover? Georgia is the obvious target but any day now we could get news from any of the others. RRL has so much to offer shareholders, that I actually think if we failed in one country the sp would only be slightly affected and probably soon recover? With operations spread around the globe, it's almost as if 'we' could be recession proof.....? After all, look how the sp has held in spite of the dire market jitters!

Today, children, we will take a look at TRINIDAD

http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/content/range-resources-could-trinidad-be-the-game-changer-58244/

"At a recent national energy consultation in San Fernando, one of our esteemed geologists in Trinidad and Tobago indicated to us that 80 per cent of all the oil that has ever been discovered is still in the ground, so we still have oil in the ground; we still have heavy oil resources that we could develop, and there is tremendous interest in this country," he said.
Ramnarine said the fruits of Government's efforts over the last eight months will develop in the first to second quarter of 2011".

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Much_interest_in_huge_oil___gas_reserves-114247564.html

Trinidad is part of the Orinoco oil belt, the Guerico sub basin and could contain much, much more oil than was previously thought. Peter LANDAU, with his keen eye on a safe bargain, may have hit the jackpot with this acquisition of the SOCA. I for one am fast changing my priorities in RRL's operations for Trinidad, politically safe and right on America's door step. 100% owned, one wonders about our overall prospects?
First it was Puntland, next Georgia is on every ones mind? Texas is still all the rage with ECV and NCR due any day with frac flow rates. Range Resources? RANGE RESOURCES...more than just a punt?

http://www.voltairenet.org/IMG/pdf/Orinoco_Oil_Belt.pdf

I reckon if WW3 started tomorrow, one way or another this would still be a great investment....after all didn't I read somewhere that wars are good for oil stocks?

http://www.rangeresources.com.au/operations/trinidad/