据12月31日Rigzone报道，国际商品贸易公司Castleton 的子公司Castleton 资源公司(CR)已经收购了壳牌子公司BG US Production Company LLC在德克萨斯州东部和路易斯安那州北部的海恩斯维尔(Haynesville)页岩资产。
根据交易结果，CR将持有该地区约222400英亩的开发权益，日产量约3.34亿立方英尺(净)。但该公司没有透露具体交易价值。
CR总裁兼首席执行官Craig Jarchow在公司声明中表示：“这笔交易符合我们在Ark-La-Tex地区的资产整合和成本削减战略。Castleton Resources将在不增加日常管理费用的情况下执行此交易。在合作伙伴的帮助下，我们将继续在海恩斯维尔和 Cotton Valley 的天然气和液化产品领域建立一个世界级的投资组合。”
与壳牌同时进行交易的还有东京燃气美国有限公司(Tokyo Gas America Ltd.)，该公司将把对Castleton Resources的控股比例从30%提高到大约46%。
东京燃气美国有限公司总裁兼首席执行官Jun Tabei在一份公司声明中表示:“我们很高兴完成这项重要的交易，这标志着我们朝着成为该地区领先的天然气生产商的目标又迈出了一步。”
他补充称:“正如我们之前所说的那样，墨西哥湾沿岸的资产对东京燃气具有重要的战略意义，我们希望通过卡斯尔顿资源扩大在德克萨斯东部和路易斯安那地区的业务。”
根据壳牌公司的网站，除了在海恩斯维尔地区持有非经营性权益外，壳牌还在阿巴拉契亚和二叠纪区块的特拉华盆地的马塞勒斯和尤蒂卡天然气区块开展活动。
洪伟立 摘译自 Rigzone
原文如下：
Shell Makes Haynesville Shale Deal
Castleton Commodities International LLC’s subsidiary, Castleton Resources LLC (CR), has acquired the East Texas and North Louisiana Haynesville shale assets of Shell’s subsidiary, BG US Production Company LLC.
As a result of the deal, CR will hold approximately 222,400 net acres in the region and produce approximately 334 million cubic feet equivalent per day (net), according to CR. The value of the deal was not disclosed by CR.
“This transaction is consistent with our strategy of asset aggregation and subsequent cost reduction in the Ark-La-Tex region,” Craig Jarchow, president and chief executive officer of CR, said in a company statement.
“Castleton Resources will execute this transaction with no increase in In parallel with the Shell transaction, Tokyo Gas America Ltd. will increase its interest in Castleton Resources from 30 percent to approximately 46 percent.
“We are pleased to complete this important transaction and take yet another step towards becoming a leading gas producer in the region,” Jun Tabei, president and chief executive officer of Tokyo Gas America Ltd, said in a company statement.
“The Gulf Coast, as we have previously stated, is strategically important to Tokyo Gas and we are eager to expand our footprint in the East Texas and Louisiana area through Castleton Resources,” he added.
According to Shell’s website, in addition to holding a non-operated position in the Haynesville play, Shell is active in the Marcellus and Utica gas plays in Appalachia and the Delaware basin portion of the Permian play.
