On 29 March 2019 Jetex Petroleum reported that it is looking to farm-out part of its interest in the P10c and the P4, P7 & P8b exploration licences. The licences are situated in the southwestern part of the Dutch waters of the North Sea adjacent to the UK border and about 100 km east of the city of Den Helder.  The P10c licence contains three exploration wells: P10-1 (dry, Penzzoil, 1969), P10-2 (dry, Conoco, 1985) and P10-4 (dry, Petro-Canada, 2003). Seven wells were drilled in the P4, P7 & P8b licence: P4-1 (dry, Bow Valley, 1977), P7-1 (dry, Unocal, 1969), P8-1 (dry, Mobil, 1976), P8-4 (dry, Mobil, 1984), P8-7 (dry, Wintershall, 2011), P8-8 (dry, Dana, 2011), P10-1 (dry, Pennzoil, 1969), P10-2 (dry, Conoco, 1985) and P10-4 (dry, Petro-Canada, 2003).  Interest in the P10c licence is held by Jetex Petroleum Inc (operator + 60%) and Energie Beheer Nederland BV (40%). while the P4, P7 & P8 licence is held solely by Jetex Petroleum Inc.
Jetex Petroleum reported that it is looking to farm-out part of its interest in the P10c and the P4, P7 & P8b exploration licences. The licences are situated in the southwestern part of the Dutch waters of the North Sea adjacent to the UK border and about 100 km east of the city of Den Helder.