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Praying never did anyone any good Steven. Just pour yourself a nice stiff drink and hope for the best. Gla.

Looking back at rns's, we never actually had a flow rate for 77h prior to the refrac. In June 2022 they said the flow for 73h with commingling with 77h was 0.24 mmscfd with most of it from the 73h.

Have to say that's pretty standard legal wording Zag. They said much the same when they were trying to buy gspc's 55%.

Not sure the flow rates are likely to be amazing, whatever that means. Immediately after the refrac they got around 0.5 mmscfd, which quickly fell away as the condensate built up. The last we heard in April it was 0.15 mmscfd. So it would be great if it got back close to the original 0.5. Of course there has been a fair bit of production since then, so who knows? There will be some contribution from the old zones but probably not that much. After all, the reason they were plugged in the first place was so as to not confuse the issue with the new zones. I suspect that Roland will be able to say to the potential jv's that most of the flow rates, before and after the pump, are coming from the new zones. Perhaps that's why he went along with the DGH. Speculating really, wont really know until all is revealed in rns's. Gla.

PJ. A jv has to occur. Without one Syn have no future. We are all hoping for a good one, where the jv pay for the drilling of at least two wells.

Wonder high long before we get new rates from C19z?

Nice little rise.

Dewax complete.

Hmmm. Just thinking about times I've made what I thought were pessimistic predictions, which turned out to be optimistic.

Yes sausage. I would think they'll do all the stuff they can before the middle of August when the actual installation is supposed to start. Only going to save a few days at most. I was wondering if establishing the second improved flow rate is going to take as long as the first. i.e several weeks? If so we could be talking mid September before we get that final rate.

Two reasons Sprint.

Firstly, according to the rns, Syn's project wont be up and running until at least 2032. Don't know if time scales are similar for other players.

Secondly, Roland has specifically said that he wants his scheme to stand alone without government grants. So the new money won't make any difference to Syn.

Didn't think so for one second Jack. Lol.

16th

Oddly enough the price on May 1st was almost identical to today. Wonder what it will be, come September 17th, the date of this year's St Leger?

I bet you didn't do the first bit of that old rhyme, and sell in May, though Jack.

For the uninitiated Foinavon was the 100 to one winner of the 1967 National. Most of the field fell at the 23rd fence. He was so far behind, that he was able to steer around the carnage, went miles clear and then just held on from the fast finishing favourite.

BlimeyToptuf, you posted that as I was typing mine. You must be psychic. Lol.

Lol. Yes Espen. I'm up for that. Commentator is the right word, ot sometimes race caller. Just as long as Syn doesn't do a Devon Loch, the Queen Mother's horse, who was clear after the last in the 1956 Grand National before stumbling on the run in. He was ridden by Dick Francis, who went on to write about 30 best selling racing thrillers.

https://youtu.be/62fPLtL8h7s

Rns 27th September 2022

"The farm-out process is anticipated to take several months".

Rns 30th September 2022

"Cambay Farm Out Process Initiated".

In racing parlance, we are approaching the last couple of fences and hopefully about to storm clear on the run in.

Not long now?

Gla.

It's quite amusing just seeing one side of a conversation. Lol. Gla.

Steven. You are one of the most respectful on here. As you say, those individuals know who they are. Gla.