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I wouldn't be too disappointed if an RNS isn't issued during the mobilisation phase of the operation. Angus only issued a RNS when hydrocarbons came to surface during the 7 day flow test at Balcombe. I would expect their Twitter page to keep us updated with tweets, as well as photos and possibly videos.

http://www.angusenergy.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/RNS-Balcombe-2z-well-test-commenced-Angus-Energy-24.09.2018.pdf

The photos from the site entrance at Balcombe indicates Angus will move the tanks from that site to Brockham, which is shrewd, as it reduces costs with unnecessary rental costs.

The big tanks have to go in to the bunded area of the Brockham site before you can build around it with the well testing package / gas to wire generator.

We still don't know if a workover rig will be used or just a crane.

356 "The appraisal works will require only limited additional plant over and above the existing permitted plant and facilities at the site. This will include a workover rig or crane of around 29 metres in height for a limited duration, a 12.2 metre high emergency flare stack for the duration of the appraisal works, together with a new gas generator, temporary tank, single process heater, pump and small transformer. The majority of new plant and equipment will not be visible from public vantage points outside the site with the exception of the flare and the rig or crane."

30/07/18 Officer Final Report

The perforation guns will be prepared at the service companys' base prior to being shipped in long shipping baskets. That should be one of the latter deliveries to the site.

Deliveries will be every day except for Sunday.

My my....seems like a coordinated hit on this board today....surprising as we're still on for oil tankers by 20th November.

Watch movement at Balcombe.....

I wouldn't be too disappointed if an RNS isn't issued during the mobilisation phase of the operation. Angus only issued a RNS when hydrocarbons came to surface during the 7 day flow test at Balcombe. I would expect their Twitter page to keep us updated with tweets, as well as photos and possibly videos.

http://www.angusenergy.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/RNS-Balcombe-2z-well-test-commenced-Angus-Energy-24.09.2018.pdf

The photos from the site entrance at Balcombe indicates Angus will move the tanks from that site to Brockham, which is shrewd, as it reduces costs with unnecessary rental costs.

The big tanks have to go in to the bunded area of the Brockham site before you can build around it with the well testing package / gas to wire generator.

We still don't know if a workover rig will be used or just a crane.

356 "The appraisal works will require only limited additional plant over and above the existing permitted plant and facilities at the site. This will include a workover rig or crane of around 29 metres in height for a limited duration, a 12.2 metre high emergency flare stack for the duration of the appraisal works, together with a new gas generator, temporary tank, single process heater, pump and small transformer. The majority of new plant and equipment will not be visible from public vantage points outside the site with the exception of the flare and the rig or crane."

30/07/18 Officer Final Report

The perforation guns will be prepared at the service companys' base prior to being shipped in long shipping baskets. That should be one of the latter deliveries to the site.

Deliveries will be every day except for Sunday.

That means the tanks will come from Balcombe

Chas - great news!!

Well doesn't it feel like how the SP reacted last year with a steady ascent to 38p i na matter of months. Hope it continues to climb and all the best to genuine Angus Investors.

Lynthip - your statement contradicts itself

"UKOG already have a production licence just a few formalities with the council to get through"

It either has a production licence or its doesn’t? Lets take a look at the UKOG website....note how Brockham has a production licence, but Horse Hill is an Exploration licence.

http://www.ukogplc.com/page.php?pID=60

Note how OGA say Lidsey and Brockham is a PEL, but HH is a PEDL

https://itportal.ogauthority.co.uk/information/licence_reports/databycompanyandblock.html

The timetable companies have to follow are the folks who will give you the permission to produce....OGA, EA, HSE and Local authority . You will have to have public dialogue, meetings...look what Angus faced with a field that already had a Production licence. Soon to be introduced legislation will prevent Leith Hill delays of 9 years, but will not expedite the decision making. Oil companies work to the Government bodies timetables……everything has to be done to ensure it does correctly and safely.

You drill a well, discover oil, test the well, carry out an EWT, analysis the data gathered, submit a Field Development Plan (FDP), OGA and other bodies review it….2 years fly by or more and then they give the thumbs up. What you also have to factor in is that it's SCC that UKOG will be dealing with. Angus went through a tough time for a field that already has a production licence. UKOG HH will be a Greenfield (brand new) …thats even more hoops to jump through and in terms of more delays.

Apart from my experience…you can listen to Vonk here

From 9min 20sec to 10min 55sec.

https://audioboom.com/posts/5915586-paul-vonk-managing-director-of-angus-energy-angs-12th-may-2017

You can also read it at the following links:

https://www.ogauthority.co.uk/exploration-production/development/field-development-plans/

https://www.ogauthority.co.uk/media/5075/fdp_guidance_requirements-document-oct-2018.pdf

Also Cuadrilla paperwork state:

“The borehole flow testing and pressure monitoring data will require analysis. The analysis will enable Cuadrilla to decide whether or not to seek the necessary planning, permitting and other approvals required to take the site forward as a production site. This analysis and assessment process will take approximately six to nine months to complete after the flow testing and pressure monitoring has finished and the data been collected. In the event that the assessment concludes that a future production phase would be commercially viable, then an additional 18 months would be required to apply for and secure the necessary planning, environmental permitting and other permissions required for production operations.

https://cuadrillaresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Balcombe-Planning-Statement-26.10.17.pdf

Angus SP will multi bag due to being able to fill up their coffers with produced oil money....UKOG will not be in that position and that's why I expect Angus SP to shoot up once

baits - next year then ....no rush with getting their licence

Baits - plenty of time for that then

Balcombe shut in test would have started immediately after the flow test finished. So take the 2nd October RNS as the start date.

Northman - Yes the other 2 wells can be converted into Kimmeridge producers utilising the existing subsurface infrastructure.

You don't bring anything but headaches to this board.

Your personal fight with certain individuals on Twitter does not aid Angus and stifles good conversation on this board.

I suggest if folk are in agreement that they report set posts.

Why do you keep starting new posts with the same subject tiles.

Stick to Twitter for arguments.....this is the Angus board and please don't use it for your own arguments.

Jungerns - can we give it a rest

Baits - crane is rental, so it will not stay due to costs, plus Angus are not working 24hrs at this stage

Only thing that arrived on Friday appears to be the horizontal grey tank in the saddle mounted shipping frame.

These is the gas to wire generator:

https://www.aggreko.com/en-gb/products/generator-rental/generators/gas-generators/gas-generator-375-kva

Baits - yes...the crane offloaded the tank in the shipping saddle and then left. It’s in the video.

Interesting post about gas dependency https://twitter.com/UKOOGroup/status/1056846090790674432?s=20

Rodders - it’s not they had their Tesco shopping delivered last Friday. More equipment will be arriving this week, spotted and rigged up. A flare stack will be part of the kit for safety purposes only. A gas to wire generator will be operational which will he connected to the grid. So they make money from that as well.

Dimvestor - landowner is getting money from Brockham, so he won't mind. The Bushmen might though....

Does it feel like folk are trying to distract this board from discussing Brockham flow test, how equipment started arriving last Friday and will continue this week.

Wonder why they would want to deflect attention? Mmmmmmmmm

Exciting times ahead......