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  • Over one trillion barrels of oil lay under the oceans deep water The Clock Is Ticking

    1994 Proposal to Build Submarine Drilling Rigs
    (last revised 1999)


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    PROPOSAL TO TAP

    1.3 Trillion Barrels of Oil
    Under the Ocean Floor



    Phone 432-686-0397 or email for more info

    Submarine Drilling Rig
    1.3 trillion barrels of oil are untapped below the ocean floor. Submarine drilling technology is available for ultra-deepsea drilling. Seed money to build a submarine drilling rig is required. See the PROPOSAL.
    Price: $OneBillion Tax: % NA
    Qty:

    Undeveloped petroleum reserves under the ocean floor could quadruple world reserves and give us a 250 year supply of oil on this planet.

    Read the PROPOSAL to utilize existing technology already paid for, but now with limited use, to build submarine drilling rigs to develop the deep sea oil reserves.

    More than half the world is over two miles deep. Nearly three quarters of the earth is ocean. One quarter of the ocean is continental margin. Most exploration of offshore oil is in the 40% of the margin known as the continental shelf, less than 1/8 of the total ocean, where worldwide, most of the new oil and gas discoveries are being made.

    In the deep trenches, sea floor spreading at the rate of 3 centimeters per year has caused organic sediment to be scraped off the sea floor and piled up inside of the trench since palaios time, creating oil bearing strata thousands of feet thick.


    READ 1994 PROPOSAL
    (last revised 1999)

    drehergeo@aol.com


    George R. Dreher
    Physical Address
    5101 North 'A' St., Suite 267 (office), 1400 S. Old Lamesa Road
    Midland, TX 79705-2181

    Mailing Address
    P.O. Box 10746
    Midland, TX 79702-0746
     
    Phone:   432-686-0397
    Fax:   432-570-0397

    Business Hours
    Mon-Fri: 8am CST - 7pm CST
    Sat: 9am CST - 5PM CST
    Sun: 12PM CST - 3PM CST

    Provided Trades, Services, and/or Products
        Oil and gas field services, nec
        Book publishing
        Miscellaneous publishing
        Repair services, nec
        Crude petroleum and natural gas production
        Directional drilling oil and gas wells
        Redrilling oil and gas wells
        Reworking oil and gas wells
        Geophysical exploration, oil and gas field
        Construction, repair, and dismantling services
        Books, publishing only
        Textbooks: publishing only, not printed on site
        Art copy and poster publishing
        Art copy: publishing only, not printed on site
        Miscellaneous publishing, nec
        Industrial machinery and equipment repair
        Trucking and repair of oil production equipment
        Publishing 18th century U.S. history, 16th century English drama
        Directional oilwell drilling from 3-D seismic data
        Oil equipment sales and service

    Business Details
    Year Started 1979
    Annual Volume $500,000
    Average Project Size $1,000,000 - $4,999,999
    Market Radius Nationally
    Number of Employees 9
    Number of Computers 3-4
    Delivery Yes
    Design Build Yes

    Key Personnel
    George R. Dreher
          Owner
      Phone: 432-686-0397
    Fax: 432-570-0397


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