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Drop in the ocean sounds like Tavs consultation fees, he's needs his daughters first wage to help him out stated on another site LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!

Non of them ever show the site updates either which is also very obvious, it should be fun when the Brockham updates come out using videos.

RT, you will find that taking the **** out of one of them another comes to the rescue, give it a few mins.

Regards to the CPR being old LOL, we better get a new one with more gas in place DUH!!!!!!

I've noticed that HITS,WG and Mirasol all use the same expression eh,eh,eh which is too obvious don't you think.

HITS, I think if production starts in May the revenue from all the field combined will do a disappearing act on the loan IMO. Even £6m from both parties is a vast sum for 1 month which cannot be denied by anyone on here.

Maximum efficency is always Good especially when we get the unhedged sidetrack.

I presume the other 49% partner will be committed to paying the loan off with Angus ASAP!

https://www.progasllc.com/understanding-functions-in-different-types-of-gas-coolers/ Bottom of the page says MAXIMIZING WELLHEAD REVENUES!!

https://www.portableac.com/equipment-sales/trailer-mounted-air-cooled-chillers/ P.S. It can be upgraded for more capacity.

I've just researched the air coolers and it states that the coolers guarantee to increase productivity. The Portable Air website has a unit similar to ours but trailer mounted.

Mirasol, I think you need to check the Q&A's because you may get your FACTS correct instead of talking tripe.

HITS, if Angus are successful in future would you continue to post giving the BOD praise for making money for new and LTH's.

HITS, there is an agreement in place already because GL has stated it on the interview, the idea is to pay the loan off before Sept 2023 and have a dividend to celebrate.

HITS, the swaps can be made at any time, the acrued losses on the gas are year on year up to 2025. the 2nd point is that the loan is paid by both partners in the gasfield. And 3rd the losses will be offset against tax on future profits along with the £21m already.

HITS, it also states that the loan is for a fixed term, it doesn't say that the loan has to continue for that time.

https://www.fieldfisher.com/en/insights/liability-of-borrowers-for-hedging-break-costs#sthash.16LQmsqz.dpbs?utm_source=Mondaq&utm_medium=syndication&utm_campaign=LinkedIn-integration Only GL knows what pre-arrangements of the costs were discussed which can vary if the loan has to be UNTANGLED.

If the revenue in May and June are correct the loan could be paid off thus not needing the Hedge. Remember the Hedge is only to makea lender feel comfortable until the loan is paid, so Angus would continue to get the full market price on all gas produced.

WG, it looks like Angus isn't DISAPPEARING like you wanted and you are now eating humble pie on the other site.

Yanis if there is more gas in the field than thought can we upgrade the equipment to handle the flows, Andrew Hollis mentioned speeding up extraction would increase the NPV. He also said that the C1 resources could be upgraded to P1 reserves at a later stage.