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Wasendo - the spirals do indeed help clean the wellbore with their configuration, but crucially they reduce the surface area that is in contact with the wellbore to reduce the potential of differential sticking of the tubular to a lower pressure permeable and porous zone - differential sticking can often occur in lower pressure sandstones

Daibelts - the size of the hole is dictated by the size of the bit - not the tubulars. If the bit size if 8.5 inches, then the BHA - Bottom hole assembly will be configured of : bit, drill collars (maybe 6-7 inch OD), Heavy weight drill pipe - maybe 4-5 inch OD and then normal drill pipe to surface

Mudlogging is continuous - not just the target zone

They will take samples from the wireline logging for analysis. The mud loggers use a device called a degasser located in the header box of the shale shakers that will monitor the gas in mud. The air from the degasser is pushed to the logging unit where it is analysed

They will only pay for casing / liner for the production zone if economical- otherwise they will plug and abandon the open hole section and set a few cement plugs in the existing casing

Well design is often around the fracture gradient / formation pressure window. The mud density needs to be between the 2 at all times. As you go deeper both these increase - so you have to case off the hole. There are other factors also

24 inch hole for the 20 inch conductor

17-1/2 inch hole 13-3/8 inch casing

If the drill string is in the hole they have to pull it out before running wireline

Best time for any rig failure is just after casing is run and cemented

Main rig carrier is a strange term - could be the drawworks, top drive or pipe handling equipment.

I have worked in Africa for the last 8 years - so it’s: source part, (suggest they get 2 of the same part in), ship it, chase customs clearance, transport it to rig site and install.

Welcome to the world of drilling in a remote location

HE1 will not be paying for the downtime due to rig failure

The NPT will be on the contractor

If they follow Oil and Gas protocol- as alluded to in the RNS they will install the BOP after conductor and before 17.5 section

They will drill the 17.5 inch hole with a 17.5 inch bit size

This will be less that the Inside diameter of the conductor casing - if the outside diameter is 20 inch then depending on the grade of conductor casing the ID will be in the region of 18.5 inches

They will run 13-3/8 casing in the 17.5 inch hole ( assuming they run casing)

BOPs go ok after the conductor is in and cemented - next will be the 17.5 section

News to come on this as per last RNS

Thoughts on this ?

From Davinder email

There are further announcements due coupled with videos and PR that sets this new strategy in much better clarity forthcoming

So Vlad is just theoretical marketing and business manager - stupid me

No surprise that there are no new offtake agreements if they are not even ready to grow

Indicates to me that cultivation has not even started as they are still sourcing equipment

This is s complete cluster-fudge from HELD. I am glad I got out a couple of weeks ago. This will crash. DR has completely fudged up and deceived investors