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They were going to drill Markwells, Arreton, Holmwood. BB again, produce from the Kimmeridge in HH-1, reinject water into HH-2Z and look how that has gone.

I would worry more about HH Solar and geothermal if I were you. All gone quiet hasn't it.

ells
I don't care. Why don't you ask her. Your problem. Not mine. Mine is in.

ells
The truth really hurts doesn't it? I'm not the one paying extortionate prices for energy, you are. If I didn't live in a smokeless zone I wouldn't even need to pay for gas for the BBQ. Solar has paid for itself in less than 5 years. Don't believe everything you read in the papers. It is like most of the posts on here; Sensationalism.

Amazing how the quick killing has suddenly become a long run. How long before he refers to it as a marathon? These experts never seem to get it right do they. They ride in on a race horse which turns out to be a donkey and they end up on their ass. See it all the time here.

ells
Only about 1% of UK produced gas comes from onshore. That is less than 0.5% of all gas consumed. Get a life.

ells
And exactly how is that going to affect the cost of gas in the UK? I really am waiting for the answer to that one.

ells would make a good Frankie Howerd.

woe woe and thrice woe

ells
You really are showing your ignorance about fracking and commerce.

Anyone who advocates buy when Barchart are advising sell is just luring the mugs in. Who knows where the bottom is? The expert clearly doesn't.

The new climate minister said today that developing UK shale gas would be good for the environment, the economy and jobs.

Full story here;

https://drillordrop.com/2022/10/12/uk-fracking-is-good-for-the-environment-says-climate-minster/

The community group, Protect Dunsfold, has said it is not giving up its challenge to UKOG’s Loxley gas site in Surrey.

Some key sentences.

"The High Court turned down the group’s paper request for a judicial review of the planning permission granted by the levelling up secretary in June 2022."
"Project Dunsfold and the Good Law Project have instructed Leigh Day Solicitors, Estelle Dehon QC (Cornerstone Barristers) and Alex Shattock (Landmark Chambers)."

"DrillOrDrop invited UKOG to comment. We understand that Waverley Borough Council, which was also turned down for a judicial review, will also seek a hearing on the decision."

Full story here:

https://drillordrop.com/2022/10/12/surrey-villagers-continue-fight-against-gas-site/

Adrian has posted what @JCranam aka HH1AN2 sent him.

https://twitter.com/JCranam/status/1580218438877790208
Yet another video of the pipeline

https://twitter.com/JCranam/status/1580215880385863682
video of a small flare

You will notice no "new" photos of any work that has been carried out on site or how many more tanks have been taken off site. Same old carp unfortunately.

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And the share that keeps on giving.

And there you have it. ells is living in the past. He really must keep up and do some research.

ells
There is no Planning Application for HH decided today. Care to supply the link. I doubt it because it doesn't exist. The one you are talking about is from SCC Ref 2020/0018. I am talking about 2022.

ells
Only 1 working well at HH and Adrian said it was working in mid July. Don't you believe him or are you going to give him a life time ban?
The filter obviously doesn't work with me.

Should read;
"REASON FOR AMENDMENT
Development consented by planning permission RE18/02667/CON1
commenced in October 2020,
with an initial workover of the existing well (HH-1). The next phase of development on site will see
surface facility modifications and the installation of a water reinjection well to facilitate full production
in the future. However, in advance of this work, the Applicant needs to determine the character and
nature of the crude oil and its flow. This will involve the production of a relatively small quantity of
crude oil at surface.
At the time of the HSC application submission in January 2020, the need for crude oil storage was
anticipated to be a maximum of 285 tonnes. However, the Applicants planned activities are constantly
under review to ensure future operations are efficient, environmentally sustainable and in full
regulatory compliance with the current legislative framework.
As a result of the most recent review of legislation and a re-assessment of the sites storage inventory,
the Applicant is able to reduce the need for crude oil storage to a maximum of 49 tonnes. This, in turn,
reduces the classification of the site from its previous status as a Top-tier COMAH Establishment to a
Lower-tier COMAH Establishment reducing the regulatory burden on the Environmental Agency, Health & Safety Executive and Surrey County Council as the appropriate authorities responsible for
monitoring and managing site operations.
In summary, a reduced requirement for crude oil storage at surface from a maximum of 285 tonnes
to a maximum of 49 tonnes has been made possible through the adoption of more efficient site
operations."

1 RE18/02667/CON: Retention and extension of an existing well site, HH-1 and HH-2 wells, and vehicular access
to allow: the drilling of four new hydrocarbon wells and one water reinjection well; the construction of a process
and storage area and tanker loading facility; new boundary fencing; well maintenance workovers and sidetrack
drilling; and ancillary development enabling the production of hydrocarbons from six wells, for a period of 25
years at Horse Hill Well Site, Horse Hill, Hookwood, Horley, Surrey RH6 0HN.

You may not like it but you can't argue against it. Some will say otherwise to meet their own agendas.

"REASON FOR AMENDMENT
Development consented by planning permission RE18/02667/CON1
commenced in October 2020,
with an initial workover of the existing well (HH-1). The next phase of development on site will see
surface facility modifications and the installation of a water reinjection well to facilitate full production
in the future. However, in advance of this work, the Applicant needs to determine the character and
nature of the crude oil and its flow. This will involve the production of a relatively small quantity of
crude oil at surface.
At the time of the HSC application submission in January 2020, the need for crude oil storage was
anticipated to be a maximum of 285 tonnes. However, the Applicants planned activities are constantly
under review to ensure future operations are efficient, environmentally sustainable and in full
regulatory compliance with the current legislative framework.
As a result of the most recent review of legislation and a re-assessment of the sites storage inventory,
the Applicant is able to reduce the need for crude oil storage to a maximum of 49 tonnes. This, in turn,
reduces the classification of the site from its previous status as a Top-tier COMAH Establishment to a
Lower-tier COMAH Establishment reducing the regulatory burden on the Environmental Agency,
1 RE18/02667/CON: Retention and extension of an existing well site, HH-1 and HH-2 wells, and vehicular access
to allow: the drilling of four new hydrocarbon wells and one water reinjection well; the construction of a process
and storage area and tanker loading facility; new boundary fencing; well maintenance workovers and sidetrack
drilling; and ancillary development enabling the production of hydrocarbons from six wells, for a period of 25
years at Horse Hill Well Site, Horse Hill, Hookwood, Horley, Surrey RH6 0HN.
Health & Safety Executive and Surrey County Council as the appropriate authorities responsible for
monitoring and managing site operations.
In summary, a reduced requirement for crude oil storage at surface from a maximum of 285 tonnes
to a maximum of 49 tonnes has been made possible through the adoption of more efficient site
operations."

PS
All I have exposed is you as what you are.