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Jofhoggit remember the salt June 13th!

“I've read that salt is a good containment for natural storage while researching about Kansas as its known to have lots of salt formations, so I searched to see about salt in Hamilton Kansas and what do you know...

Could be the Stratograpic block that's needed!

"The principal salt recorded in the logs of the well in Hamilton County and in the well at Eads, Colo., about 30 miles west of the southwest corner of Greeley County, appears to represent more nearly the stratigraphic horizon of this upper salt, although it is probably not continuous throughout the region between Hamilton and Clark counties."

http://www.kgs.ku.edu/Publications/Bulletins/11/05_salt.html”

It’s more than the trap and from the video it’s the source rock, it’s contained in the holes of the salt!

I think the court ruling to pay the well owner costs associated with well interference in Oklahoma when Highlands has a technology/solution got him and the team excited, and why not the hard work of putting the technology together with the patents is no easy task and can see with a bit of fore sight the way mature fields can development now in the Permian and in the future with developing basins, as with new technology a continuation of hard work is needed!

With commercialisation it can be a number of factors, but with product adaption it's going to be very different providing a service like other technologys can be trialled with ease where the costs involved with deployment and these wells costs millions its not as easy to try before you buy analogy!

https://www.netl.doe.gov/file%20library/research/oil-gas/enhanced%20oil%20recovery/colnf.pdf

Yes its seam out of character and we all get fustrated with investing "who dos'nt"

Especially for ones so well researched but this share has always been slow with not much news, but there is definitely progress no one can argue with that I'm happy to wait timelines for pharma are like this because of the nature of the business, the update will come when ready, well I hope so if Tim reads the post! Lol...

Yes if Highlands can cut the the cost associated with DT then I would have thought they can be a supplier of Nitrogen for Enhanced oil recovery the likes of which Halliburtons seam to be offering with their Asset Management that Gaurav Sharma was talking about, mature basins need the technology to get as much oil and gas out as possible as the initial round of extraction can be as little as 10 percent of oil in place!

Firstly Highlands need to complete the acreage there as they said it will meet the needs of DT but obviously because of the high flowrates then now you would be looking to explore other revenues and expand as what's being said!

City is sounds as if they are trying to upscale on the 800 acres there!

"expanding our nitrogen project at low cost"

Also the surface access agreement for the wells pads!

https://www.reachx.co/insights/gaurav_sharma_editor_reachx/highlands_natural_resources_oil_upstart_thats_monetising_barrels_as_well_as_drilling_technology

There was a period in Arcm when there was no news and a depressed sp because of no focus on projects but now they have a plan and they are drilling so there is going to be news but was a good time to buy then, with you being LT holders then short term stabilization can be draining but I know this period is quiet as setting plans so the news flow is not going to be as forthcoming as you would like and the short term price to be better who wouldnt!

With Highlands there was a changeover period from the focus on ED to get that funded, drilled and connection with the new gas line (otherwise no oil) too the period of setting future plans of being self funded to take forward Kansas Nitrogen suppling (DT) and the planned 48 west Denver wells so would have thought because of the position of these exciting projects there is no conclusion/finalization of acquiring acreage as can be seen with the small print of land accumulation at bottom of RNS, so no shouting from the Bod as such, what we would like to know is more info about this as your going to the AGM so if you can gives feedback on this much appreciated!

Researched in the areas of the indicated analog near front range which show outcropping of the different formations with the faulting and stratigraphic traps and source rock and look forward to more information on the projects, as the well in question for WD that flowed 13000 bbl of oil freely with no stimulation from a vertical well reached 9,655 ft to the Codell Sandstone of the Dakota Group with this being the only set of perforations at 8956 ft - 8980 ft landed in fractured limestone of the Fort Hays member of the Niobrara and is an average v.good vertical well with an 37 degree API gravity, nice oil quality if the research is good!

Annalisa D'Andrea

Vice President and Global Head Immunology & Inflammation Discovery, Roche Pharma Research & Early Development at Roche

May 2015 - Present

Previously

SRI International 14 years 8 months

Title Executive Director, Discovery Biology
Dates Employed Jan 2015 – Apr 2015
Location Menlo Park, California

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dandean98/

News could come from a number of News could come from a number of projects!

It's been a while of silence nothing from Management from anyone unless someone has had anything answered then let us know, in those periods I'm hoping that they are meeting company's interested on what Highlands have to offer, a lot of the dutys have been passed on to True Drilling even the documents have the relevant engineer from True (John Fanto) now but with the fracking due I'm sure Steve Millier will still be involved!

One thing I picked up on is that Gaurav Sharma was also in Halliburtons's clothing to assess and confirm that Highlands are involved with Halliburtons Integrated Asset Management with the various techniques also something I haven't seen is the inclusion in the link of

"And other services directed at enhanced recovery"

Hopefully might be a link up there, as highlands do have close links with Halliburtons probally more than the average PI will know!

Why wouldn't you take advantage of the business links you have, what I'm hoping for is an a continuous involvement in West Denver of both the company's, each covering both drilling and completion of wells and the financial input that we are seeing and also with Highlands Technology being showcased in DJ!

http://www.halliburton.com/en-US/ps/IAM/default.page

https://www.blm.gov/press-release/blm-announces-plan-and-schedule-fy-2019-auction-and-sale-federally-owned-helium

Program’s website at

https://www.blm.gov/programs/energy-and-minerals/helium/federal-helium-operations.

https://www.gsk.com/media/5041/rd-update-slides-hal-barron.pdf

Thanks Dave an oil and gas analyst and invested in Highlands, wonder how many shares he holds and if it’s a long term investment, would have thought it would be!

Oili then the Nitrogen Slam for Part 2, not sure what would rhyme with it though! Lol..

It’s a bit quiet in HQ, but I like that, when not promoting the company they are making steady progress, they have money and are into value creation, where is the next revenue generation coming apart from with the extra 6 new wells from the site being developed as we speak, many developments!

I can hear it coming the sound of frack crews and perf crews working together in unison cracking the rock a mile and a half down and shifting sand and water to hold the walls back to let the life blood flood into the channels, pressures that are unnatural that needs monster trucks to operate and many of them linked together with saftey chain around operations and signs of

“Danger do not enter Forbidden”

Unless you have permission from the chief frack official it’s a no go area, moon suits are required to watch operations with metal shoe covers that are reminiscent of spurs ready for a duel!

Behold the fracking operations coming soon in Denver Arapahoe the first 8 multiwell pad in the area furthest south by little old Highlands Natural Resources! :/)

Blue is up, no matter how little! :/)

If the indication is good, which it is so far coming from Sierra with them spending lots of money to put through trials and have good indications then this is what I look for, with potentially the money to put TYK2 into phase trials themselves then could be a biggy, just letting them do what’s best for me!

It looks like it’s in Custer County as well, just above Power River County so yes!

https://www.epmag.com/eog-adds-resource-potential-powder-river-basin-1711691#p=full

“Also critical to future success is bringing down costs—something he said EOG has been able to do. In the Turner play, Trice said the company routinely drills 2-mile wells in six to seven days. Here, zipper frack operations enable the company to complete up to 10 stages per day, driving down finding costs, he said.”