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Horse Hill was granted full long-term production consent by the Oil and Gas Authority on 12 March 2020.

23rd March RNS
"Whilst UKOG's primary focus will remain on maintaining continued long-term stable and profitable oil production at Horse Hill ........."
"HH-1 in stable oil production"
It matters not one iota that HH-1 does not meet your expectation.

They have also drilled 5 wells even if two are called sidetracks they are "well bores".

You really are a moaning minnie who does need to get his facts right before mouthing off.

Probably best if you read the new application form on the page below. You will need to pick Application Form - Public Copy from the drop down list tab and choose "27 Jul 2020 Application Form - Public Copy". If you read page 2 you will understand why there is a delay at Arreton.

https://publicaccess.iow.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=Q7DSVFIQ07V00

Arreton update.

Agreed Extended Date for Decision Wed 21 Oct 2020
'Planning Committee' dates after are:
03/11/2020 - 16:00 - Council Chamber
15/12/2020 - 16:00 - Council Chamber
26/01/2021 - 16:00 - Council Chamber

Take your pick but unlikely to be November imo as I'm pretty sure lots of comments will be going in.

TH2
Planning meeting is not until September and it will take over 3 months to prepare the groundworks at Loxley. Q1 2021 earliest spud for Loxley imo.

Surrey planning decision to rerun Loxley hearing.

https://www.ukogplc.com/ul/Decision%20Loxley%20Planning%20Application%20030820.pdf

"In 2018 AME also established a UK subsidiary in London to raise its international profile."

StoneFold
The loading/discharge point is just below Kingston Marine. You are looking in the wrong place. I'm talking about 7.2ft alongside in the light blue water not the -7.2ft in the green water.

You can even see a tanker alongside.

Https://www.cowesharbourcommission.co.uk/kingston_wharf_explained

The University of Glasgow has been forced to withdraw an online ban imposed on an emeritus professor after he criticised the fracking industry.

David Smythe, a geophysicist and well-known fracking critic, took the university to court in 2017 after it cancelled his university email address and cut off his online access to scientific journals in the library. He accused the university of trying to silence him because of his views on fracking.

The university has now restored his access, and agreed to pay his legal and other costs amounting to over £12,000. It says it regrets the dispute and has no reason to doubt Smythe’s integrity.

All High Billinghurst Farm planning applications have been done at local level.

You obviously didn't try very hard.

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/officers/Mgaf-2BXRi5lYPpt7_QLrSzGj8s/appointments

No issues here!!

DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING ROADS
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING GENERAL DEVELOPMENT ORDER 1992
Applicant: Mr & Mrs Gordon
Location: High Billinghurst Farm, High Loxley Road, Loxhil
Development: Change of use of barn together with associated extensions and alterations to
provide events venue (Class D2) and the provision of additional parking area.
Contact
Officer
Matthew Strong Consultation
Date
26 June 2018 Response Date 4 July 2018
THE COUNTY HIGHWAY AUTHORITY has undertaken an assessment in terms of the
likely net additional traffic generation, access arrangements and parking provision and are
satisfied that the application would not have a material impact on the safety and operation
of the adjoining public highway. The County Highway Authority therefore has no highway
requirements.
Note to Planner
The applicant is reminded that vegetation should be regularly maintained where the entrance track
meets the public highway, to ensure maximum visibility is achievable at all times. It is not
considered that the proposal will give rise to any significant highway issues.

Http://planning360.waverley.gov.uk/planning/search-applications?civica.query.FullTextSearch=High%20Billinghurst%20Farm#VIEW?RefType=GFPlanning&KeyNo=321861&KeyText=Subject

Hully145
It was 2017 and did you see the pole that had been knocked down?

Https://www.islandecho.co.uk/major-motorcycle-race-heading-to-the-isle-of-wight-in-october-2021/

MAJOR MOTORCYCLE RACE HEADING TO THE ISLE OF WIGHT IN OCTOBER 2021

No barges , tankers or pipelines needed.

They would need to produce 6000 bopd to make it viable for using a ship on a daily basis. You would then need 28 tankers a day to get it to the ship. Hang on, they could build a pipeline.

StoneFold
7.2 is the chartered depth in feet. You then add on the height of tide to get the real depth. The Rix Merlin has a draft of 3.2m so she can get alongside at any time. The real problem you have is the cleaning of the tanks between cargoes. Most tankers these days of that size are product tankers and it is a couple of days to clean them before they can carry diesel/petrol/heating oil etc. Not really an option imo especially if they are stopping it even for the amount of oil they use on the island now. A dedicated towable barge would be best if they can produce enough.

StoneFold
7.2 ft alongside. Add on another 4 ft for LW and 12 ft for HW and you can get a decent sized tanker (5m draft easily) in there.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcone?area=oxford

1338 Fawley line reopens

This is how UKOG shot themselves in the foot!!! DATE 19TH APRIL 2019 which is after flow testing at BB and HH has taken place.

"Flow tests and pressure data from the Broadford Bridge and Horse Hill Wells Sites have been sub-commercial which is why the ‘potential means of recovery’ needs to be tested at Loxley in compliance with SMP Policy MC12. This is precisely why the sidetrack well (L-1z) forms part of the development proposal. L-1z will allow alternate completion methodology, new completion fluids and the possible use of small-bore radial drilling to be deployed in the search for higher sustainable recovery rates. Knowledge gained at Loxley would be used elsewhere within the PEDL-234 licence area to benefit hydrocarbon recovery."

Excerpt from page 24 of 87 of PLANNING STATEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT PREPARED BY Nigel Moore Project Manager

It's on page 3 of the attachments tab as 21/05/19 Amended Planning Statement and Environmental Report

https://planning.surreycc.gov.uk/planappdisp.aspx?AppNo=SCC+Ref+2019%2f0072

Why would you drill a vertical exploration well and not then drill the others as horizontals? I can see the wells from 2 onwards costing us more than $1.5m each. They are after our expertise after all.

I liked the bit when he said soon to start workover on HH-1. He got that in early.