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Corallion are putting up the 'for sale' sign on up to 100% of it's north sea assets, no firm buyer yet but have set out their stall inviting interested parties to approach. Have completed CPR for 'Victory' gas prospect and plan to submit FID plan at end of year, so might expect a nibble on that, but all assets are up for offers so might include Inner Moray Firth...if not should raise some cash from sale of other prospects that they can put towards it's development

think what he's trying to tell us is to use a metaphor, this reservoir is like a hot blood thoroughbred racehorse not a riding school pony rescued from the knackers! therefore needs the best drilling approach with the coiled tubing to get it's potential but wow what potential!....yes we need a farm out with expertise

.... would by now have a very good idea of what is on offer and could surely overlook any awful acidisation f* ups which have occurred so far which are very likely impeding flow at present.... the encouragng signs are there: impressive porosity and permeability seen in fluid losses, no water, likely connected reservoir, lots of high quality liquids, gas present without SO2, WNB-2 almost ready to drill...

move to next WN lookalike target and drill the fresh wells there and retro-apply the data to the current target, whilst bodging pot luck with the WN!

either two ham-fisted proppant squeeze jobs followed by a drill of WNB-2 (pot luck guesswork on faulty data).... or two fresh wells without acidisation fully re-tested! guessing the former then fingers crossed some production to fund the latter

just get on and drill WNB-2 and see how different the results are without fluffing up with acid!

may have impacted the well differently at the gas contacted zones to the oil contacted zones (less liquid competing with the acid for contact with the rock in gas zone therefore more reaction)...so it may be interesting to see the flow once proppant squeeze is done to see if estimated gas in place changes significantly (just a theory)

.....SHE! and yes it's dreamy :-)))))

as expected still in cleanup hence flow rate not stabilised yet, reckon volumes will increase once wells produce but not complaining!!!! :-)))) lovely condensate !!!!! super lovely GASSSSSS$$$$$$$$$$!!!!!

also saw this https://www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/355554/acorn-ccs-peterhead-thames-estuary-project-cavendish/ seems to make sense to make the hydrogen in Thames estuary close to a market for it, (can also export from there) then send the CO2 north for ccs.....obviously Humber will get a look in on the ccs side but this must be making hydrogen with gas?......so looks like one of the 2 clusters to be announced will be Thames estuary and the other Acorn? anyway shows that gasses will be travelling long distances to and from and with ccs in humber already on the cards we should be able to tap into any infrastructure

https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/north-sea/355353/harbour-energy-wins-ccs-storage-licence-for-v-net-zero/ and https://www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/ccs/355137/shell-acorn-ccs/ and https://www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/354918/demand-for-oil-and-gas-workers-to-transition-forecast-to-be-significant/
govt. expected to make several announcements from 25th October, the first link bodes well for Humber (one for England, in case of independence LOL!), so you'd think a Scottish ccs is also a must...basically it appears govt. plans on concentrating both ccs projects near north sea infrastructure and workforce, allowing suitable transition potentials for both gas and wind and water...... the outlook for hydrogen is looking good

had said that it was taking time to return drilling/completion fluids (that went into formation at an impressive rate) and this, along with some near wellbore reservoir damage, was the reason WN-B1z was not able to establish the flow rate.....it must also be assumed that considerable fluid losses also occurred at WN-A2....and this may also take some time to establish a properly measurable flow rate and even when they think it's enough it may still go on cleaning up more....so you can't really say whether 'how long it's being tested' is good or bad. It just is what it is.

Agree. What also makes me laugh is the implication that oil and gas wells are an URBAN activity!!!!

thinking about cutting energy supply to UK.....on and on it goes!....and Boris doesn't think it's his job to sort out the UK's problems....

https//www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/north-sea/353988/oil-rigs-market-will-north-sea-2022/ need to book that rig for Victory! maybe drill early in season before others in more offshore locations? /quickie drill in November? and https//www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/354198/boris-jonson-acorn-ccus-aberdeenshire/ govt. announcements expected from 25th October

remembering how ships were being used to store oil.....could it happen the same with LNG ships and would it get silly even to get deliveries of LNG if others hogged the ships for storage!!!? if China is buying up all supplies of gas it can, where is it storing it?....

some interesting observations (Mark @ Me32063 retweeted Stephen Stapczynski @ SStapcynski ) on Algeria (pally with Russia) now also threatening supply of gas to Europe (via gas pipeline through Morocco).....it's going to be a wild winter for energy prices!

his 'contacts' said WN sale was imminent about 2 years ago and he wasn't going to shave his beard until the deal landed! he re-tweeted the swampies bike ride to europe....now why would our benefactor want to do that?....it's seems he knows there's a bunch of suckers on board here that's why he keeps bothering us whenever news seems due soon...

it's nice to know this isn't a 'one trick pony' and to have some info to digest....... while we wait for WN results and for the inevitable next BMD attack!

wondering what the much anticipated Corallion CPR will cover....would be brilliant if all the prospects not just Victory...it's taking them long enough!