Member Info for Alan2017

Pboo - Did you phone SCC as Wolf told you to?

Angus PI's have done so and confirmed no permission required. Or are you questioning SCC now?

offtheball - I think you dropped the ball there, as folk have telephoned SCC to confirm no permission is required.

Pboo - No Decision date as there is no decision to be made.

https://planning.surreycc.gov.uk/planappdisp.aspx?Appno=SCC%20Ref%202019/0002

Did you phone SCC as Wolf told you to?

Angus PI's have done so and confirmed no permission required. Or are you questioning SCC now?

E_AL - thank you, but I don't then go and post everything on here including their lies. Defeats the object.

Pboo - crikey you should be an expert after posting all the previous SCC links.

Click on the Decision Tab and what does it say....nothing...all blank
Click on the Attachments tab and what does it say: 1. Spec sheets for linear rod pump and 2. zoomed out site drawing.

All other applications and furthermore any application to apply or amend an existing planning consent requires the applicant to fill out detailed forms. Where are those Pboo? You can't provide a link as there are no forms? No why would that be? Because permission does not need to be sort.

E_AL - so wh don't you do that on Twitter then?

E_Al - why even bother posting something you know is false?

gkb47 - if you had read the posts for the previous week you would know it was removed from the well sometime between the 1st Nov and 14th Nov.

Pboo - and where is the submitted planing application for the pump?!?! The one you can't post a link to as it doesn't exit.

Taspinall - that post wasn't aimed at you. I always address the person if I am responding to a certain poster.

Baits - the tanker scenario doesn't make sense. You can't lift the tanks filled with oil to upgrade the lining in the bunded area. The tanks require to be empty.

BRX2y has not had a nodding donkey since 1st Nov - 14th Nov period.

Why would you not transport the oil on the same day?

Most likely it is hydrocarbons that have come up to surface with the completion brine. The well is perforated and empty nitrogen bottles have left the site. The oil / brine would be separated in the separator. That would explain the 9 days separation between tankers.

After observing that the fluid level was not dropping fully to allow the well to flow, they have revised the testing programme. This is the current status.

PITW - simply read my multiple posts for the answer you seek. That simple.

PITW - I have already answered that.....why don't you send the time reading it.

Please look back at my historical posts as most of your answers can be answered just by taking the time to read them.

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PITW - I have already answered that.....why don't you send the time reading it.

Please look back at my historical posts as most of your answers can be answered just by taking the time to read them.

http://www.lse.co.uk/member-info.asp?nick=Alan2017

PITW - Your maths is terrible. Operations resumed to bring the well out of suspension on 7th January 2019.

Please look back at my historical posts as most of your answers can be answered just by taking the time to read them.

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I think you have to be wary who you take your information from on this board. There are folk who mean well, but in reality have no clue just like the failed curtain seller. So I read multiple posts with timelines and current operations updates.

Posting wrong information just creates impatience.

Please look back at my historical posts as most of your answers can be answered just by taking the time to read them.

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Why do some folk think we are waiting for permission for a pump?!?!? Loooooog sigh. Some of you guys need to wise up.

You don't pump nitrogen and pump at the same time.....ridiculous notion.

Angus will be displacing / removing the remaining fluid to all the well to flow.
They will let it flow and after analysing the data (flow rates, pressure, temperature) and if deemed required, then and only then
Will Angus install the linear rod pump.

This post "You need the pump ukog have a pump you’ll need a pump!!" is non sensical. Didn't you see a pump at the Brockham site waiting for future operations? I guess not.

Angus don't need permission to use a linear rod pump at Brockham. Why do you believe UKOG trolls / derampers? If permission was required then additional paperwork with boxes ticked and detailed reasons for why a pump was required would have been submitted as an amendment. But there is no additional paperwork listed on the councils website. Just a simple diagram of the site and specifications. There is no decision date. Why? Because there is no decision to be made.

https://planning.surreycc.gov.uk/planappdisp.aspx?AppNo=SCC%20Ref%202019/0002

cor19n33 - You know you can't post personal details on LSE. One should know that already.

Baits - read my previous posts.

As a general comment to all - I'm not going to keep writing the same answer over and over again. I spend a lot of time collating the Angus information from the various websites and using by oilfield knowledge to explain what is going on. Some of you guys constantly ask questions that have already been answered which is most unhelpful.

Scallywag - as I said to you before..its been explained in posts already. Up to you whether you choose to read them.

And yes I do know whats going on as I've seen the video and I do this for a living.