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13:10
Thanks that is an interesting post.
If anyone is interested the Alkaid-1 Well Data (foc) is available at;
https://dggs.alaska.gov/gmc/seismic-well-data.php
fracture frequency log is on CD4
It's quite a big download :-)
In respect of water source theAlkaid-1 permit application mentioned sourcing from the Sag River and two local lakes, from memory water authorisations for similar had previously been obtained for I think Alcor with a limit of 11M gallons. of water

14:22
based on the premise that we will be drilling on ice pad and roads spudding will have to take place Jan - Feb time to enable us to be off the tundra mid-April at the latest.
Even if we are close to the Dalton Highway (proposed lease is adjacent) I can't see us putting down a gravel pad for what is an "exploration" well .

sale North Slope Lease results announced 09/11

88E EGM 11/11

Alaska is 8 hrs behind us
Perth is 8hrs ahead

sorry three hours.

Good volume in States after just over 2hrs of trading

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10:30
"I am sure you will be back here soon enough" ?

10:21
Last capital raise was expressly for forward planning of Hickory-1 not to cover actual well costs.
I am sure that before the company is able to sign on the dotted line for rig contract, ice(snow) roads and pad etc. etc. it is going to have to prove its ability to be able to pay.
At the moment it would be in breach of ASIC/ASX hence the need for ratification at the forthcoming EGM.
The logic is that there will need to be an early CR imo.

10:12
Agree
First step is ratification of recent CR's at EGM (11/11) to enable a CR to happen.

16:23
Results will be posted November 9, 2022
https://dog.dnr.alaska.gov/Services/BIFAndLeaseSale

12:10
Thanks for reply, if natural fractures are wider than proppant then loss of proppant due to flowback is probably relatively unimportant in the great scheme of things.
As you say sand is permeable due to grain size, just as sandy soil drains much better than clay soils.

15:06
Latest Top20 shows 19/20 are nominee accounts only 1215 Capital are not listed as such.
Do you have an alternative source of information?
https://88energy.com/investor-centre/

https://88energy.com/investor-centre/

09:50
General gist seems logical but a query for the knowledgeable.
"are naturally fractured with fracture widths greater than the proppant diameter"
If that is so why would we need proppant?
Do we know the proppant diameter used?

09:46
Tim0 & Aberdeenman very definitely not "one" person as anyone who went to the first two 88E London briefings could probably tell you.

08:11
Coiled Tubing Unit? :-)

not sure if trades today are all buys or sells or it's just an incredibly tight spread as at 09:06hrs

18:07
Is Michael Duncan related to Ed Duncan?

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"To be effective, the CREST Voting Instruction must be transmitted so as to be received by the Company’s agent (3RA50) no later than 10:00 am (GMT) on 4 November 2022"
Every shareholder should take the opportunity to vote, it's an easy process (at least at HL via Corp Actions) and is a tangible act to express satisfaction or dissatisfaction.

16:19
Thanks for clarification.

19:49
Is that 100,000lbs per frac?
I was looking at link below that cites
"950,000 gallons of fluid to place 1.9 million lb of proppant in a 5000-foot horizontal well", not stated whether Shale or sandstone although sandstone is the primary producing member.
Suggests why it takes so long to get the fluid back and that there will still be a lot of sand left in the fracs.
https://undeerc.org/bakken/stimulationtechnologies.aspx