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once well head gas is flowing through the plant, and we are Selling GAS!

the sidetrack drill will start beginning of july
they stated spud date of 21st july and from the QA board they said it should take 20 odd days
asked on 21 october 2021
We are not drilling through granite in Cornwall or Scotland but through sandstones, clays, coals and limestones in Lincolnshire. We anticipate 20 odd days of 24/7 drilling – so a rate of penetration of over 12m/hour (verify by page 29 of Halco’s helpful graphs on rates of penetration

Quote of the year from HITS
'In case anyone hadn't worked it out, I'm not exactly the biggest fan of ANGS and its current executive dream team'

did make me chuckle that

if you read drill or drop you only find negative posts regarding O&G companies, so much for ruths neutrality.
in the same manner the merchants of doom are on here 24/7 spouting the same rhetoric.

as has been said previously the rampers and the derampers have ZERO effect on the SP,
next week Angus will be selling gas, that will dictate the value of the company.

Even then, our resident merchants of doom will still be here spouting on about something else, and good luck to them, i am sure it gives them some purpose in life.

ultimately cash is king.

The duration of commissioning is expected to take between one and two weeks with a target date for first gas export (ie SALES) between the 7th and 12th July.

first gas is the game changer
successful sidetrack Company changer.

Angus becomes a cash generating company.

the sidetrack drill will spud in july, with continuous gas production.

the merchants of doom have for 3 years slated it as pound land, how the girls feeling now?

jump in the bid....

The last thing before they sleep, they think about angs failing
The first thing when they wake, they think about angs failing.

And that they consider to be normal behaviour.

once well head gas is flowing through the plant, and we are Selling GAS!

the sidetrack drill will start beginning of july
they stated spud date of 21st july and from the QA board they said it should take 20 odd days
asked on 21 october 2021
We are not drilling through granite in Cornwall or Scotland but through sandstones, clays, coals and limestones in Lincolnshire. We anticipate 20 odd days of 24/7 drilling – so a rate of penetration of over 12m/hour (verify by page 29 of Halco’s helpful graphs on rates of penetration

for any newbies see the link below

https://www.angusenergy.co.uk/media/investor-questions/

12.a On the Saltfleeby presentation, you have based your figures on producing 5 mmscf/d (million standard cubic feet per day or 50,750 therms/day – the figure of 5.5 mmscf/d referred to transportation charging) citing that this was what produced when field last produced in December 2017. Could you please explain where this figure has come from? The OGA Official figures for Saltfleetby are as follows and are in mmscf/d (taken as averages for each month) Jan 4.55 Feb 5.08 March 4.39 April 3.46 May 4.86 June 1.53 July 2.97 Aug 0.56 Sep 0.00 Oct 0.00 Nov 1.19 Dec 0.44 – giving an average daily production across the year of 2.5 mmscf/d. If you allow for your 15% fall yearly that would become just over 2 mmscf/d. The condensate is also a fraction of your figures.



Asked on 30 January 2020
Both figures are entirely to be believed. Production at Saltfleetby shut down in December 2017 some several months before Theddlethorpe terminal formally shut down. However through most of 2017 the main compressor at Theddlethorpe, which was newly installed, suffered teething problems which eventually resulted in it being taken off line in August. When it was restarted in November, production was self-limited whilst the machinery was undergoing testing. The problems with the compressor were well known to the many staff and contractors who worked there or supplied gas there. Saltfleetby well deliverability, or the measured combined capacity of the two producing wells to flow, exceeded 5 mmscf/d throughout 2017. That’s to say the wells produced 5 mmscf/d on the days they could actually be operated and the compressor was functional. Since the Field was shut-in at the end of 2017, the reservoir pressure has equalised by a significant amount and locally increased, so the actual deliverability now will exceed 5 mmscf/d. The condensate production forecast is based on the average condensate gas ratio for the year preceding the shut down. We will have our own compressor on-site at Saltfleetby going forward!

Wet commissioning starts this week.
well head gas will be flowed through the plant.

once we got flow through the plant
the sidetrack drill will start beginning of july
they stated spud date of 21st july and from the QA board they said it should take 20 odd days
asked on 21 october 2021
We are not drilling through granite in Cornwall or Scotland but through sandstones, clays, coals and limestones in Lincolnshire. We anticipate 20 odd days of 24/7 drilling – so a rate of penetration of over 12m/hour (verify by page 29 of Halco’s helpful graphs on rates of penetration

tony, i got the 5 days from GL's interview,
all being well its shorter and then the wet commissioning can kick off with gas from the well head going through the plant.

spot on BV,
in addition we have been lumbered with past oil failures, which still cast a shadow on the company
once we flow gas, and the cash starts being generated, we really have a lot of rerating to do.

5 days until the well head gas flows through the plant.

5 day countdown starts!

haha

fair point BV

spending day and night deramping a share you dont own, does get you wondering.

i am a shareholder, i can try to ramp the share on a free BB to the heavens, it wont make f all difference,
why they think they will affect the SP is where the real disturbance is.
imo

GLA

the merchants of doom are going mental!

WG is back
we assumed you had been sacked off, more of a suspension it seems, was your performance under review.

must do better.

Ash

I have repeatedly asked the merchants of doom of they are still confident that angs will go bust?

But no reply.

Strange that, for 3 years they have been on here claiming 'the end is nigh'