YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD CREA SU FILIAL EUROPEA

20 de mayo de 2012
Yorkshire Energy World (YEW) ha anunciado la creación de su filial europea. La nueva filial, denominada YEW Ginebra, YORKSHIRE ENERGY GENEVA tiene su sede en Ginebra, (Suiza), y será la empresa comercial de la empresa matriz que representará Yorkshire World Energy LTD. en todo el mundo.

Como hablamos en otros posts, Yorkshire Energy World fue adjudicataria de dos bloques de agua profunda (el bloque 258 y el bloque 295) en Nigeria. Y con este y otros proyectos que tiene en dicho país Yorkshire Energy World, como el de su “Fundación YEW” a través del cual colabora en la construcción de hospitales, centros educativos,… demuestra una vez más su compromiso con el plan de desarrollo de Nigeria.

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YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD ESTABLISHES A EUROPEAN SUBSIDIARY

May, 20. 2012

Yorkshire Energy World (YEW) announces the establishment of a European subsidiary. The new subsidiary, named YEW Geneva (Yorkshire Energy Geneva), has its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland and will be the trading company of the parent company that will represent Yorkshire Energy World LTD. worldwide.Yorkshire Energy World won only two deep water blocks that were awarded al the 2007 bid round (block 258 and block 295) in Nigeria. With this, and the projects undertaken by its foundation, the “YEW Foundation”, ( The projects involve the construction of hospitals, centres for the elderly and early childhood education centres) Yorkshire Energy World coninues it commitment to the development of Nigeria.

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MABON ASKS YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD FOR AUTHORIZATION TO ENTER ITS WATERS

January, 21. 2011

MABON has recently requested authorization from Yorkshire Energy World (YEW) to enter the waters of its offshore blocks. In this way, the company Yorlshire Energy World, intends to perform the necessary operations within the programme “Nigeria-Span”, which it is carrying out in collaboration with GX Technology, and for which it has requested the cooperation of Yorkshire Energy World, as explained in an other post: The NNPC has requested the collaboration of Yorkshire Energy World.

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THE NNPC HAS REQUESTED THE COLLABORATION OF YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD

January 17, 2011

Nigeria’s State Oil Company, the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), has requested the cooperation of exploration and production companies, including Yorkshire Energy World, in the programme known as “Nigeria-Span”. The exploration programme is a project considered highly beneficial for obtaining seismic data in offshore areas.

Here is the transcription:

MINISTRY OF PRETROLEUM RESOURCES

«To All exploration & Production companies

Please be informed that approval has been granted to Mabon Limited/GX Technology, a geophysical consortium to extend the 2005 Nigeria offshore regional 2-D long offset seismic program, otherwise known as the “Nigeria-Span”.

The project entails the construction of a regional basin-ride 2-D seismic framework spanning the Niger Delta shelf and correlating it to deep basin from Niger Delta slope to the eastern Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon and Gabon.

The project is expected to provide data that would give insight into the complex Niger Delta Toe-thrust geology among others. This would be beneficial to the industry, especially in unravelling the challenges of drilling dry holes in the Toe-thrust zone.

In view of the benefits accruable from the proposed project, you are hereby directed to cooperate with Mabon Limited/GX Technology during the course of the operation.»

In this way, NNPC has requested the cooperation of exploration and production companies, including Yorkshire Energy World,

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YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD PRESENTS ITS SOCIAL WELFARE PROJECTS BEFORE THE FIRST LADY OF NIGERIA

August 13, 2009,

Yorkshire Energy World (YEW) presented the projects undertaken by its foundation, the “YEW Foundation”, to the First Lady of Nigeria, Her Excellency Hajiya Turai Umaru Musa YAR´ADUA.

The projects involve the construction of hospitals, centres for the elderly and early childhood education centres.

In this way, Yorkshire Energy World, the company that won two deep water blocks at the 2007 bid round in Nigeria, continues its commitment to the development of Nigeria.

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YORKSHIRE ENERGY INVITA AL MINISTRO NIGERIANO AL CONGRESO MUNDIAL DE DESALINIZACIÓN

Yorkshire Energy World (YEW) ha invitado al ministro nigeriano de Agricultura y Recursos Hidráulicos, Sayyidi Abba Ruma, al Congreso Mundial de Desalación celebrado en las Islas Canarias en octubre de 2007. Durante el Congreso, los representantes de Yorkshire Energy World y el Ministro nigeriano trataron en profundidad la situación actual del agua en Nigeria y la necesidad de proporcionar infraestructuras para la gestión del agua en el país. La creación de estas infraestructuras, así como la creación de un Plan Hidrológico Nacional, son esenciales para el futuro desarrollo de Nigeria.

Así, Yorkshire Energy World mantiene su compromiso con el desarrollo de Nigeria tal y como se indicaba en la noticia: «Feliz con la adjudicación, Yorkshire Energy World reafirma su compromiso con Nigeria»

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YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD INVITES THE RELEVANT NIGERIAN MINISTER TO THE WORLD CONGRESS ON DESALINATION

October 2007

Yorkshire Energy World (YEW) invites the Nigerian Minister of Agriculture and Water Resources, Sayyidi Abba RUMA, to the World Congress on Desalination held in the Canary Islands in October 2007. During the Congress, representatives of Yorkshire Energy World and the Nigerian Minister discussed at length the current situation of water in Nigeria, as well as the need to provide infrastructures for the management of water in the country. The creation of such infrastructures, together with the creation of a National Hydrological Plan, are essential to the future development of Nigeria.

(In this way, Yorkshire Energy World re-affirm committed to the development of Nigeria as explained in: Happy with Bid, Yorkshire Energy World reaffirms commitment to Nigeria.)

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FELIZ CON LA ADJUDICACIÓN, YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD REAFIRMA SU COMPROMISO CON NIGERIA

14 de mayo de 2007

Yorkshire Energy World (YEW), a través de su Director General, Juan Pablo Aparicio Campillo, ha expresado su satisfacción con el proceso y el resultado de la licitación pública realizada en 2007 en Abuja, Nigeria, en la que YEW fue adjudicataria de dos bloques de agua profunda (el bloque 258 y el bloque 295). El Director General también hizo hincapié en el compromiso que Yorkshire Energy World mantiene con el desarrollo de Nigeria como país.

Aquí os dejamos la transcripción:

FELIZ CON LA ADJUDICACIÓN, YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD, REAFIRMA SU COMPROMISO CON NIGERIA

Juan Pablo Campillo, Director gerente / socio de Yorkshire Energy World, la empresa que obtuvo dos bloques en aguas profundas otorgados en la ronda de licitaciones de 2007, ha expresado su satisfacción con el proceso y el resultado de la oferta, y ha hecho hincapié en que Yorkshire mantiene así su compromiso con el desarrollo de Nigeria.

Campillo contó a NED, en la Conferencia de la licitación pública en Abuja celebrada poco después de que Yorkshire Energy World obtuviera las licencias de exploración de crudo (OPL por sus siglas en inglés) 295 por 105 millones y el bloque 258 por 60 millones de dólares, que la compañía, la cual ha estado involucrada en actividades de construcción en Nigeria, se complace de aventurarse en el área del petróleo y el gas.

Describiendo Nigeria como un país maravilloso y de gran potencial, Campillo señaló que la empresa hizo una buena oferta por los bloques porque cree firmemente en su potencial

Esta postura, es compartida también por Bernardo Larre-Borges, Director general / CEO de la compañía, que respondió a la pregunta de NED sobre por qué la compañía había ofrecido 105 millones de dólares por el bloque 295 «Sabemos que es un bloque muy bueno. Por eso ofrecimos tanto dinero por ella», explicó.

Hablando sobre Yorkshire Energy World, Campillo señaló que la compañía está compuesta por personas de España, Nigeria y Uruguay que se unieron a la oferta, y que no tenían ningún problema en realizar el depósito obligatorio del 50 por ciento de bonificación a la firma que obliga la legislación. (Véase más abajo la entrevista con el Sr. Campillo)

Entrevista con el Sr. Campillo – Director gerente / socio de Yorkshire Energy World:

Acaban de ganar un bloque de aguas profundas, ¿cómo se siente al lograr esta hazaña?
Después de muchas décadas en Nigeria, estoy feliz.

¿De qué país vienen?
Venimos de España y tenemos muchas empresas, compañías nigerianas, uruguayas y españolas que se han unido en esta oferta.

¿Se trata del equipo de Repsol?
Para nada.

¿Han pujado simplemente, sin estar vinculados con ninguno de estos proyectos de Downstream?
Ese no es nuestro problema. Vamos a hacer todo lo que el gobierno quiere y lo vamos a hacer aquí, en Nigeria.

¿Y han pagado por adelantado el 50 por ciento de esa enorme cantidad?
Por supuesto. Son las reglas del juego y tenemos que someternos a las leyes de Nigeria, por supuesto.

¿Qué les parece tan atractivo del bloque para que, mientras se estaba pujando por 55 millones de dólares ustedes fueran con $105 millones?
Estamos en Nigeria desde hace siete años y no somos nuevos aquí.

¿En qué áreas de la industria han estado operando, en el área de Downstream o en cuál?
Yorkshire Energy World es una importante constructora en el país, para lo que tratamos con importantes empresas. Hemos estado aquí con nuestras empresas y ahora tenemos estos bloques y vamos a hacer todo lo que sea necesario por este maravilloso país.

¿Qué han estado haciendo en el área de la construcción, están trabajando para la industria del petróleo?
Trabajamos para la construcción y para la industria de petróleo y gas.

¿Piensa que el país es lo suficientemente atractivo como para que ustedes hagan este tipo de inversión?
Por supuesto.

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YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD HAPPY WITH BID, RE-AFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO NIGERIA

May, 14, 2007
Yorkshire Energy World (YEW), through its Managing Director, Mr. Juan Pablo Aparicio Campillo, has expressed its satisfaction with the process and outcome of the public tender undertaken in 2007 in Abuja, Nigeria, in which YEW was the successful bidder for two deep water blocks (block 258 and block 295). The Managing Director also emphasized the commitment to the development of the country maintained by Yorkshire Energy World in Nigeria.

Here is the transcription:

YORKSHIRE ENERGY WORLD HAPPY WITH BID, RE-AFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO NIGERIA.
Mr Juan Pablo Campillo, Managing director/partner of Yorkshire Energy World, the company that won only two deep water blocks that were awarded al the 2007 bid round has expressed his satisfaction with the process ant outcome of the bid, stressing that Yorkshire remains committed to the development of Nigeria.

He told NED at the Bid Conference in Abuja, shortly after Yorkshire Energy World clinched OPL 295 for 105 million and OPL 258 for 60 million that the company wich has been involved in construction activities in Nigeria was pleased to be venturing into the oil and gas arena.

Describing Nigeria as a wonderful country with a lot of potentials, Mr Campillo noted that the company put up a good bid for the blocks because of its belief in the potentials of the blocks.
His position in shared also by Mr. Bernardo Lare-Borges, Managing Director/CEO of the company who responded to NED enquiry on why the company put $105 million on OPL 295 “We know it is a very good block. That is why we put so much money into it”, he explained.

Speaking further on Yorkshire Energy World, Mr Campillo pointed out that the company comprises of people from Spain, Nigeria and Uruguay coming together on the bid and that they had no problem on the 50 per cent mandatory deposit of bided signature bonus since that was the rule. (See below for excepts of interview with Mr. Campillo)

Interview with Mr. Campillo – Managing director/partner of Yorkshire Energy World:

You have just won a deep water block, how do you feel on achieving this feat?
I am happy after many decades in Nigeria.

Which country are you coming from?
We come from Spain and we have many companies, Nigerian companies, Uruguayan companies and Spanish companies coming together on this bid.

Are you the Repsol people?
Not at all.

You just bided straight and you were not attached to any of these downstream projects?
That is not our problem. We are going to do everything that the government wants and we will do it here in Nigeria.

And you have paid your 50 per cent upfront for such a huge amount?
Of course. These are the rules of the game and we have to submit to the laws of Nigeria, of course.

What do you find attractive in the block that while people were biding for $55 million, you went for $105 million?
We are in Nigeria since seven years ago and we are not new here.

What area of the industry have you been operating, is it the downstream or where?
Yorkshire Energy World is into country and important construction for that matter dealing with important companies. We have been here with our companies and now we have these blocks and we will make everything that is required for this marvellous country.

What have you being doing in the area of construction, are you working for the oil industry?
We are working for the construction and the oil and gas industry.

And you think the country is attractive enough for you to make this kind of investment?
Of course.