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Scott as Domus has said pressure test will take a couple of weeks and then the recorder information will be read. I doubt that it'll break the kit like Casc did but hoping for a reasonable result.
The flare would have been 'staged' for the ministers arrival. There was no indication on Mondays satellite that they were running extended flow tests and they probably had them done. After his visit they hopefully shut it up for the pressure testing.

International borders open into T&T at the weekend so hoping PB et al have tickets booked to get there and start these face to face meetings that are needed to progress things.
Would also like to think that the heavy rig is nearly there and that a crew can now follow it in to get the cash flowing in the south.

Was supposed to add to this thread! Hate adverts making the page jump.

The s-bar wells are on production so should be receiving cash from those as well as iverson now.
The feehan wells were planned to go online within the month (from last rns) so due any day now if not already.

Continental was already drilling the first 2 wells in the Williston back in May so these could be nearly ready to go into production as well.
I can’t find any further info on Williston at present. But the great thing about this company and BOD is that they provide information and stick to it and in most cases exceed expectations.
GLA

The s-bar wells are on production so should be receiving cash from those as well as iverson now.
The feehan wells were planned to go online within the month (from last rns) so due any day now if not already.

Continental was already drilling the first 2 wells in the Williston back in May so these could be nearly ready to go into production as well.
I can’t find any further info on Williston at present. But the great thing about this company and BOD is that they provide information and stick to it and in most cases exceed expectations.
GLA

It was not just a spud rns but contained that little gem also. Stood out a mile for me also.
People panicked when we had the overlying layers rns because of the cautious approach that was to be taken. They were also concerned by funding as they didn’t understand the make up of zephyr and what it can achieve. This goes to show the quality of the BOD that zephyr have to be able to negotiate in a responsible manner.
This is yet another piece laid out in the story of Zephyr

Drill equipment is in place so I’d expect a spud rns any day now.
Exciting times now

A couple more very interesting bits added in that rns to my growing list of questions. Did confirm one part though but still further answers needed. Nothing negative though and as has already been pointed out, I wonder how people are going to buy back into this….

I do have some thoughts to add to this. However as an interesting evening is upon us I will leave it until Monday. There may be an rns Monday which clarifies my thoughts anyway. But we will wait and see.
Beer o’clock beckons. Let’s see what the night has in store. GLA

And also thanks for the post GRH [Two thumbs up]

GRH with reference the conlusion ‘these guys have hit every pay zone including the extension of MO4’

Do you believe they have hit the GRF-1 lower targets? From the RNS they have only logged to 1487.4 metres depth.
As don't have time to check exact depths of all the targets at the minute weren't these zones at a lower depth....? From memory TGB1a
So they either haven't tested... haven't released the data.... or there was nothing there to report....

Obviously if I have got my depths in a muddle then ignore the above. GLA

Rig is showing on site now (as of Thursday). Wasn't showing as there on Tuesday although other bits were appearing. May be some more equipment to come but starting to piece together now.

They were testing 6 targets at this location. 3 of which where for other locations. One was also to see if the 1972 Grf-1 drill had missed a pay zone. As there is no indication of gas below 1500m in the rns then I would suspect this not to be the case. There were however other targets above.

Brilliant Wacky
I was about to try and work out how 3 & 4 related to 2 but you have done a huge amount of hard work for myself and everyone else who reads this board.
Obviously if everyone else put in half the effort that you had with this then there would be a lot greater understanding.
Thanks again

Equipment now appearing at the State 16-2 well pad location. Shouldn't be too long before it is all set up.

Just in case anyone was interested ;)

"The aim of MOU-1 well was not to lay groundwork for MOU4" - Wasn't it???

As I have said many times. Read the report, read the presentations... again...

Nigel, how do you interpret the well bore damage and how it may have affected results?

The market has completely missed the point.
They. Are. Going. For. MOU4

Does anyone understand that?

Hasiba - it is because people haven’t read the documents that they don’t understand what they are seeing. Myself and many others have advocated reading them.
Still people who are supposedly clued up are asking very amateur questions.

It sounded like they needed a further EIA for mou-4. Think that may take a little while to complete.

Would be a shame for the rig to have to travel all the way back though.

I was surprised they went to MOU-4 above MOU-2 but they have a lot more information than me and expertise!
MOU-4 is to the NE away from the pipeline so that was my only thoughts on the choice.

Looking at the report and the rns it does suggest that smaller sub pockets (shows) exist from a more substantial play connected by faults.
That is my current take so happy to be further educated.

http://www.fastnetoilandgas.com/~/media/Files/F/Fastnet-Oil-and-Gas/financial-and-other-reports/cpr-report-pathfinder.pdf