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CUBIC ENERGY INC. ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT WITH
TAUREN EXPLORATION INC. /CARAVEL RESOURCES INC.
Dallas,
Texas, December 16 - Cubic Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: QBIK) announced
today that it has an agreement with Tauren Exploration, Inc.
and Caravel Resources, Inc. (and certain Caravel Resources,
Inc. affiliates) to analyze and potentially acquire up to a
30% working interest in the Bethany-Longstreet development project.
The project is located in Caddo and De Soto Parishes, Louisiana
and is in the heart of a large and active gas producing area
of western Louisiana.
Tauren Exploration, Inc. currently controls over 5,000 acres
and may have the opportunity to acquire up to an additional
2,500 acres in this area. The primary formations to be developed
are the Hosston and Cotton Valley but several other shallower
zones from the Paluxy to the Pettet are serendipitous. This
area of east Texas and western Louisiana has produced in excess
of 2 Tcf from older fields with very sparse development in the
Hosston and Cotton Valley.
Calvin Wallen III, President and CEO of Cubic commented, “This
project represents a significant first step opportunity for
the company in establishing PDP and PUD gas reserves of a low
risk nature. Recent activity and transactions involving the
development and acquisition of properties in this area have
established prolific valuations for reserves. We are very excited
to have a project of this nature that can potentially take the
company to a new financial plateau.”
The first well location has been built and the drilling contractor
will move in prior to year-end. After the first well is drilled
and tested Cubic will have the opportunity for the back-in acquisition.
This is expected to occur sometime in the 1st Quarter of 2004.
Cubic
Energy, Inc. is an independent company engaged in the development
and production of, and exploration for, crude oil and natural
gas. Cubic Energy’s oil and gas assets and activity are
concentrated primarily in Texas, Louisiana and New Mexico.
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