Moore Energy Information

MOORE is in process of developing a portfolio of direct working interests in conventional oil and gas leases onshore USA, with a first class local operating partner. MOORE owns 25% working interests in the Robertson Deats C lease producing oil and gas from the Lower Caddo formation at 4,700 feet depth, and 20% working interests in the Bright lease producing oil and gas from the Marble Falls formation at 4,300 feet depth, both located in the Jack county located in the oil and gas rich Bend Arch - Fort Worth Basin Province west of Dallas, and both operated by our local partner who owns and operates more than a hundred oil and gas wells within four counties. MOORE owns 55% of Millennium Geo-Venture (MGV) and indirectly holds a net 30% working interest in the Soufflenheim license, comprising sizeable prospects in the Triassic and former producing oil fields operated by Prepa (Elf) until 1968. MGV is the operator of the license. Through its wholly owned subsidiary Bluebach Ressources (Bluebach) MOORE holds a 50% working interest in the Seebach license located next to the Soufflenheim license and a 100% working interest in the Herbsheim license south of Soufflenheim. Bluebach is the operator of both licenses. By the end of 2016 Bluebach entered into a farm-out agreement for Seebach with Vermilion REP, a wholly owned subsidiary of Vermilion Energy Inc, a Calgary based international oil and gas producer. As part of the farm-out agreement Vermilion has acquired a 2D seismic survey during summer 2017 aiming to improve the imaging of a prospect in the Triassic which is home to the Speyer/Römerberg 60 mmbbl recoverable oil field located in Germany, approximately 50 km to the North of the license. Vermilion plans to drill a well to the Triassic during the present validity period of the license, in return of working interests from Bluebach. MOORE's management comprises professionals with more than 30 years' experience in average from the oil and gas industry, including reputable and experienced board of directors and advisory board. The company has developed local in depth technical and administrative knowledge in France since 2005 when it started its activity related to the Soufflenheim license and has teamed up with a reputable partner in Texas with local expertise. Based on its current activity MOORE is developing as a full cycle E&P company with main focus on basins where hydrocarbons have already been found and produced. Oil and gas production in France