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I took this mornings news as positive. HSE approvals in place just waiting on EA. 4-6 weeks, we have a believable timeline now. On top of that everything is progressing to drill the B-1 well that will test the Kirkham Abbey and the Cadeby Formation. The fact that this is independent of the EWT speaks volumes about what they know already. Read between the lines.
Wtf have S&S been doing for the last 6-8 months while WN has been in the doldrums to warrant their exorbitant salaries. Haven’t even been arsed to RNS the Cali production numbers. Terrible comms and absolute **** takers.
wish you luck Greg!
I see we lost a few on that news. Everyone has to make their own calls but for me I can't see a better opportunity for 2020 than RBD/UJO. Sure we might have to wait a bit but when this does eventually get that update we will be laughing.
I am out for a while (I only held 10k), the RNS information was in the Feb presentation. Along with drill site A, I am done with the shadiness. I am sure this will do well but I like to watch my investment grow this is all to hush hush for me.
Hope this does well for everyone still in, I really do.
Looks very good to me and of course they cannot provide any actual potential value until we have the OAG and other authorities having signed it off officially.
David Bramhill, Executive Chairman of Union Jack commented:
"All the results to date continue to support our belief that West Newton is a large-scale, conventional, onshore oil and gas development asset.
"We remain on track in our pursuit to obtain final regulatory approval for the recommencement of the EWT at West Newton A-2. Comfort can be gained by the fact that no objections were raised by the HSE during its review. Union Jack expects that the EA determination will require 4 - 6 weeks to facilitate.
"Progress continues to be made in respect of the appraisal programme, particularly, the drilling of the West Newton B-1 well.
"Union Jack has already met its financial commitments in respect of funding the EWT on West Newton
A-2 and, with cash resources in excess of £6.5 million, we are more than adequately funded for the drilling and testing of the West Newton B-1 well and the EWT on the B-2 well.
Come on, people wanted an update the update is here,
Sachin Oza, Co-CEO of Reabold, commented:
"We remain extremely excited by the potential of West Newton, which we believe to be a large scale, conventional, onshore oil and gas asset. As we approach the commencement of the test programme at A-2, and more particularly the additional drilling at West Newton B, we expect to see results that will prove up the substantial value inherent in an asset of this nature. Rathlin is fully funded for a substantial work programme through 2020, and we look forward to updating investors with results as they become available."
Reabold, the AIM investing company which focuses on investments in pre-cash flow upstream oil and gas projects, is pleased to announce an update regarding the anticipated work programme at West Newton within the PEDL183 licence area, onshore UK.
PEDL183 covers an area of 176,000 acres and is situated in East Yorkshire within the onshore UK part of the Southern Permian Basin. Rathlin Energy (UK) Limited ("Rathlin" or the "Operator"), in which Reabold has a 59 per cent. equity interest, holds a 66.67 per cent. interest in PEDL183. Reabold, therefore, holds an approximate 39 per cent. effective interest in the licence.
PEDL183 contains the West Newton A-1 discovery well and the West Newton A-2 appraisal well, with reservoirs within the Permian Zechstein geological group, in particular in the Kirkham Abbey geological formation.
West Newton A-2 Test
Following the successful drilling of the A-2 well as announced by the Company on 17 June 2019, the Extended Well Test ("EWT") operations were paused in late August 2019, in order to design a test that was better suited to evaluate the significant oil column encountered in the A-2 well, as opposed to the original intention, which was to test what was expected to be predominantly gas. This alternative test has been designed by the Operator and all necessary equipment has been identified to recommence the EWT.
The re-designed test requires that the Operator obtains regulatory approvals prior to the recommencement of the re-calibrated EWT. Rathlin is actively engaged with the relevant regulatory bodies in respect of this process.
The Health and Safety Executive's ("HSE") 21-day Borehole Sites and Operations Regulations notification period has been satisfied with no objections raised by the HSE. Subsequently, Rathlin has now filed a revised operating plan to the Environment Agency ("EA"). A further announcement regarding the EA's determination will be made in due course, as and when appropriate.
Following EA approval, the Operator will notify the Oil and Gas Authority in respect of the recommencement of the EWT.
West Newton B Drilling
The process for the commencement of drilling operations at the West Newton B site is independent of the EWT at West Newton A-2.
The bottom hole drilling location for the West Newton B-1 well has been finalised and preparations are currently underway for the works required prior to the commencement of operations at the B site, which is expected to begin during Q2 2020. Rathlin is fully funded for these operations.
Rathlin currently has permission to drill two wells at the West Newton B site. The first planned well to be drilled, West Newton B-1, is designed to both further appraise the Kirkham Abbey formation and test the deeper Cadeby formation at its optimum location, particularly given the encouraging results retrieved from the West Newton A-1 and A-2 wells.