Shell reps has just come through to get permission for seismic testing. I'm not leased (total surprise to them...I guess landowners aren't the only ones kept in the dark!), so I said no. I said I would be interested in leasing, and they said Shell would get back to me soon.
Does anyone know Shell's current standard offer? The last I heard (late last year) it was $2000/acre, 15% royalty. And they have addendums for C&G rollbacks, no storage, and some other environmental ones. I want to be prepared when they call to get the best deal. I'd like to hold out for a higher royalty; I know that Shell has bought/taken over leases with royalties as high as 20%. As I've written before, I'm in a pretty good position where it would be difficult for Shell to totally ignore my property. I want a deal, but I want better than their standard offer: now is my chance. Any ideas?
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Permalink Reply by paleface on January 21, 2012 at 1:15pm Lynn did shell start the seismic testing in delmar?I just recieved a letter today from swepi that said they are starting surveying crews in Delmar,Shippen,Middlebury,and Chatham within the next several weeks in preparation for the seismic operations in the area?
Permalink Reply by Lynn Wigglesworth on January 21, 2012 at 1:39pm They started it in my area of Delmar township last fall, then stopped after Thanksgiving. I got a call from them a couple of weeks ago that they were starting up again, but I haven't seen them yet.
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