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Thanks Sub, hopefully have plans to lower sections 31-34 for gas take away which would indicate an interest there also!

“The data also suggested that injection near nitrogen miscible conditions produced the highest recovery factors”

https://www.upstreamonline.com/upstreamtechnology/1275866/tackling-the-tight-oil-recovery-challenge

https://www.upstreamonline.com/upstreamtechnology/1275866/tackling-the-tight-oil-recovery-challenge

Can confirm donation payed £50!

Cat I just wouldn’t bother it must be clear that anyone who blames someone for not knowing the dry weather in Denver would effect the fracking operations and the other was that I’m a paid ramper, it’s the facts that you got to take in not people’s opinions, if I was a ramper point out in my history what I’ve ramped instead of just saying it, it’s beyond stupid, I’ve got a job and a big family, if I was a payed ramper you would know about it!

As it happened the wells were within the top 3% of producing wells in the DJ Basin, so your assessment didn’t go that well did they!

It’s a well known fact that unconventional wells have big declines, but I’m sure you just wanted to point out that just these wells are not going to be so good!

Also it is common practice to shut in wells that have been producing to protect them from Well interference I bet a lot of people know that following Highlands which have protection technology and the default practices are to shut in and build up reservoir pressures to reduce frac hits!

Can anyone remember Superg from July 2017 claiming the wells will not be high producing?

Remember he was checking the cogcc data then, I bet he hoped that people wouldn’t remember that occasion and disappeared until now!

In 1994, Ridgeway drilled the Ridgeway/Canstar #1 Plateau Cattle well as an oil test about 7 miles southeast of St. Johns. Ridgeway announced the #1 Plateau Cattle well as a CO2 discovery. Initial production was reported at 640,000 cubic feet of gas (640 mcfd) and 436 barrels of water per day from the Fort Apache and Big A Butte Members of the Supai Formation between 1300 and 1704 ft........

Gas analysis by the U. S. Bureau of Mines (USBOM) in Amarillo, Texas, indicated 90% CO2, 6% nitrogen, and 0.5 to 0.8% helium. Ridgeway has reported higher CO2 percentages in other wells.

http://repository.azgs.az.gov/sites/default/files/dlio/files/2010/u14/ofr_99-02_report.pdf

It’s clear that the wells are as stated on COGCC which are:-

“Drillout, Flowback, Bradenhead”

The document date is 18 dec 2019!

http://cogcc.state.co.us/weblink/DownloadDocument1.aspx?DocumentId=4685143

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article63787.html

Wall Street’s top marijuana expert has predicted explosive growth for the industry eventually reaching $500 billion.

Did somebody report my proven purchase yesterday?

Ahem Fadick please! :/)

One of the J’s moved on! good 3 to go then! :/)

You’ve been buying shares here and slating the company, your bonkers, funny just bought some dose that count as us!

You can be a little more positive now, you in again?

Making stuff up again JJAL maybe you want to read what I post instead of dribbling!

Talking carp, do you actually follow what’s going on there was just had a placing a month ago with take up from investors through a third party licensed dealer acting solely as a placing agent to this transaction at 0.65p!

“The net proceeds of the placing will be used to progress the Company's TYK2/JAK1 drug development programmes as well as for working capital purposes.”

Trying to squeeze an extra few sellers before getting back in?