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titled 'Trio Hits Jackpot with 'biggest' UK onshore gas field near Hull' (someone tweeted newspaper clipping without source attached) anyway the comment was made near the end of the article

read something to do with carbonate source rock which sometimes does not work but when it does is excellent

imposition of Biosphere status has been done contrary to the law of the land and in a manner prejudicial to the rights of mineral extraction and with insufficient consultation with stakeholders. It is both high-handed and unrealistic to suppose that an island full of people and businesses could be run as such. These idiots have no idea of the extent that fossil fuels play in nearly all industrial processes and modern materials, to fully deny this role they would have to stop heating their homes, cooking, bathe in cold water and without shampoo, not build homes in the first place and remove all machine-made clothing and footwear plus rip up all road surfaces and not use any rubber wheels or solvents, in fact they could scrap their hospitals as they should not get any funding from taxes used to pay for them, ban children's toys and have supermarkets charge 10 times the price for goods in glass bottles...wait no! scrap the glass as that needs gas to make! they'll have to try to carry everything in a basket made by hippies.... I rest my case

thinks a huge economically dis-proven wave power project won't intrude visually but a tiny well head surrounded by trees will! ....DAFT

Politicians getting involved in messing up planning application sounds dodgy, illegal, biased and good for an appeal

that helps ...so just count the trucks containing oil......we can't compare pumps per minute rate between previous and now as it was a different pump and well perforation and we don't know exactly what volume the pump draws up...yet, unless a technical person can tell us about this particular pumps capacity

it was around 220 barrels per truck and there were two yesterday....surely the flow rate for hh-1 has improved with the new pump from the previous 300bopd? .....was that both wells?

each time the pump moves around and back how many barrels are lifted?

any of them could drop at any moment by the look of them!...just an observation, no idea what impact if any from that though

they were to re-run the planning meeting, if the same councillors were involved we would have good grounds for appeal

they encountered large fractures sometimes these have perched water which take time to be drained, it sounds quite similar in concept to naturally fractured granite basement called 'fractured basement' which has large fractures which are well connected to wider area and smaller fractures off of these and pockets of perched water throughout (water trapped in pockets in the reservoir before oil migrated to it), where it is a matter of course when production starts for water to increase dramatically then tail off before stabilising....so water associated with fractures is not necessarily aquifer water ......learn't that on HUR. Sometimes drilling mud gets into the large cracks and what comes out can be some of that

better push that book before getting proven wrong on UKOG and HUR

RUTHless!

BELTER!!!!....that's made my day ................though earlier today enjoyed the Weald Oilers 'flare' delivery joke!

....less talk about voting!

....now seems not to have tweeted anything much since 2017! (LOL)

may have revealed their pre-existing extreme bias against the application since the SCC descision on social media...worth checking up on, have seen something on 'heros and zeros' post linked to the usual drill or drop

.....didn't specify SEA waters ;-)

put in a complaint about how long SCC are taking to locate their own b~m!

Today West Sussex County Council re. Broadford Bridge .... recommended to approve.