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Ramsey
Associated Petroleum, Inc., is committed to
long-term profitable growth.
To achieve this, Ramsey Associated
Petroleum, Inc., creates reserves through
drilling and acquisition.
The company’s in-house expertise in
land, geology, drilling, production, marketing,
and accounting allows it to successfully find,
produce, transport, and market natural gas and
oil.
Oil
and natural gas are our servants in countless
and often unrecognized and unappreciated ways,
making life easier, safer, healthier and more
secure, today and tomorrow.
They help turn our dreams into realities.
We recognize that many of you have
concerns about the environment, and that some of
these concerns center on oil and gas products
and industry operations, which we make one of
our primary concerns as well.
Acquisition
of Prospect Acreage and Producing Properties
Ramsey
Associated Petroleum, Inc., is interested in
acquiring additional lease acreage for
exploration.
Both individual leasehold interests and
large blocks of acreage are desired.
The
company is also interested in purchasing
producing properties, either as single wells or
multiple well packages.
Joint
Ventures
With
holdings and extensive experience strategically
located in the Appalachian Basin of West
Virginia, Ramsey Associated Petroleum, Inc.,
makes an excellent joint venture partner.
Please
contact us to propose or participate in an
exploration and/or development project. |
| Ramsey
Associated Petroleum, Inc., has directed its
primary attention toward development of its
“natural gas rich” properties located
primarily in the Appalachian Basin counties of
Braxton, Gilmer, and Lewis, in the state of West
Virginia.
The most compelling reasons for this
decision to develop gas in these areas were
based upon the realization that a window of
opportunity was opening for natural gas
production and reserves.
Our
findings were based on significant industry
deregulations, the availability of economical
undeveloped reserves, immediate accessibility to
the country’s vast infrastructure of pipeline
networks, increasing marketing demands, and the
nation’s highest gas prices for both
industrial and residential sectors.
The selection to increase our activities
in these counties, rather than elsewhere, was
predicted site constitutes investment advice and
any decisions based on information contained in
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