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Gas and Oil Exploitation in the UK North Sea

Mosaic Natural Resources Operates in the UK North SeaMosaic Natural Resource was established in 2004 and is primarily focused on acquiring and exploiting underdeveloped crude oil and natural gas fields in the UK sector of the North Sea.  The Company's management team, formerly with Texaco Inc., brings together many years of senior business and technical experience.

Management have offices in two locations - Aberdeen and Houston. The dual locations facilitate access to the Company’s key areas of operation and the intelligence network in Houston which provides access opportunities.

Mosaic acquired its first asset in July 2005 from ExxonMobil.  This comprised a 100% interest in Block 49/29b, located in the southern North Sea, which contained a fallow gas field, Tristan NW, with reserves estimated at 30 bcf. The accumulation is approximately 8 miles from existing infrastructure.

This is the first acquisition within a buy and build strategy.  Mosaic’s stated objective is to commercialise 50 million barrels of oil equivalent reserves in five years.  Additional projects are currently being sought within existing offshore infrastructure that will produce in a two to three year time frame and deliver high returns.

Mosaic believes it is ideally positioned to take advantage of the UK North Sea market and has the following competitive advantages:

  • Major Company Access - well known and highly regarded team.
  • North Sea Experience - extensive experience in the North Sea.
  • Focus - on fallow, commercial opportunities within existing infrastructure in the UK continental shelf.
  • Creativity in Negotiations, Technology and Development Planning – as proven by acquisition of asset from ExxonMobil.
  • Excellence in Subsurface Resource Assessment
  • Alignment with Service Providers – Mosaic will take full advantage of its dual location both in Houston and Aberdeen.