Member Info for Ibug

Ok Adrian. I shall call ****ehawl1 Adrian as well. Where is he today?

Adrian
Of course you are out of your mind imo. Offshore gas is the way forward when you can produce so much more there compared to onshore.
HH flares about 8 tonnes of gas a month at best.
Wytch Farm produces and sell about 2000 tonnes of gas a month.
Offshore fields are producing gas with "k" after the figure.
Why do you think the December figures for offshore fields are already available? It is because that is what is important to UK Energy. I'm pretty sure the OGA would love to drop all onshore production apart from Wytch Farm given the chance.

And if you don't believe me you can download and check the data here:

https://ogauthority.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=984eeea3b1664049b12c02a28478bdaa

99.7% of all UK produced gas comes from offshore so only 0.3% comes from onshore fields. It is even worse than the % of oil produced.
Some of the posters on here are out of their fracking minds and have just been wasting your time and they are not even invested here.

I do love some of these exaggerated claims on the back of no research whatsoever just to sound knowledgeable.

About 75% of the current possible full allocation of shares has been used up and yet only about 50% in 2020.

What is even funnier is that some believe what he says. No wonder I get posts posts deleted behind my back. The truth is out there.

wizard
2019 £200k
2020 £300k
2021 £400k
How much of that £400k did they take?

Mirasol
Check the number of tankers reported on Adrians twitter account and see how many there were for January. @davethedrill1 I believe
He reckons 108 bopd for December

"I make it more than 100 bopd at HH since intermittent pumping resumed in September." Production at #horsehill for #UKOG TrollHunter2 talks out of his arse. September was only 45 bopd as the well was shut in . See RNS . I'm predicting 108 bopd for December. @Mmunch ??"

Adrian
Pushing your luck with 2 accounts on here at the moment aren't you. I only call Adrian Adrian. Gideons was some bloke in the Bible not some fakir.

Adrian
You'll lose your money in Angus the same as you have here. At least we all know which shares not to buy when you jump in. Shame about the price of electric. Much cost you a fortune when you go away from home and have to use charging points.

At least I apologised for getting it wrong but in fact I was right. Unlike Adrian who was pushing 100 bopd + in an effort to get the SP up for xmas so he could sell. 60 bopd it was yet he must have been counting tankers in his sleep and not as they left HH. Dodgy camera that didn't work my ass. He was just doing his "thing".

Totally ignore my last post. Grandkids distracting me.

Adrian
And yet so little was said about the travellers site at Loxley from what I recall. But WTF has your post got to do with HH. Are you thinking of setting up camp opposite the pub?

oz
How many of the these NIMBYS actually live anywhere near the oil sites. In 2021 none of these lived anywhere close.
"Margaret Mulowska, 33, from Staines and Venetia Carter, 56, from Brighton, locked themselves together across the entrance gate. They denied obstruction.
Simon Sinclair, 30, and Christopher Smith, 43, from Kingston, climbed over a fence into the site and unfurled a “climate emergency” banner. They denied trespass."

Even Finch lives at Redhill, 6km from HH.

ocelot
I am sure the POO and volume of water are totally unrelated. Cost of sales will however be affected by transport costs. In 2021 it was up 30% when the average POO went up 27%. I guess with POO already up that transport costs will follow.

ocelot
So it will still be less than £2m per annum at these rates with higher cost of sales then.

oz
The entrance to Horndean C-3 was 150m up the road from me and I didn't see any activity when they were drilling let alone producing. Think your definition of NIMBY is far different from mine.

On the positive side Decembers figures should be better unless our local resident who was posting;

"#UKOG I make it more than 100 bopd at HH since intermittent pumping resumed in September. Bring on the water reinjector EA permit and the return to 24/7 Pumping. ??????3000 miles ??"

Reporting Period Month Name November

Oil Production Mass (tonnes) 243.60
Oil Production Volume (m3) 288.00
Oil Production volume (mb/d) 0.06
Oil production density (Kg/m3) 846.00

Associated gas production mass (tonnes) 7.76
Associated Gas Production Volume (MMscf/d) 0.01
Associated Gas Production Volume (ksm3) 7.00
Associated Gas Production density (kg/sm3) 1.07

Gas Flared - Volume (Ksm3) 7.00
Gas Flared - Density (Kg/sm3) 1.07
Gas Flared - Non Hydrocarbon (%) 4.50

Water production volume (ksm3) 153.00
Water production volume (mb/d) 0.03

Reporting Period Month Name October

Oil Production Mass (tonnes) 261.40
Oil Production Volume (m3) 309.00
Oil Production volume (mb/d) 0.06
Oil production density (Kg/m3) 846.00

Associated gas production mass (tonnes) 6.36
Associated Gas Production Volume (MMscf/d) 0.01
Associated Gas Production Volume (ksm3) 6.00
Associated Gas Production density (kg/sm3) 1.07

Gas Flared - Volume (Ksm3) 6.00
Gas Flared - Density (Kg/sm3) 1.07
Gas Flared - Non Hydrocarbon (%) 4.50

Water production volume (ksm3) 175.00
Water production volume (mb/d) 0.04

Month bopd
May 21 100
Jun 21 95
Jul 21 92
Aug 21 82
Sep 21 45
Oct 21 63
Nov 21 60

Receipts for October $72.09 x 63 x 31 = $140792
Receipts for November $70.68 x 60 x 30 = $127224

No doubt oz will say I'm being negative or is it just the way he reads my posts? I'm not saying it's negative. It is just p**s poor for last year.

oz
Who are you calling a NIMBY. No wells in my backyard. BB is at least 5 miles away as the crow flies. Out here even further.

vernonya
Given the value given in the last Annual Return, the present flow rate, the number of shares in issue and the Revenue vs the cost of sales how do you justify that?

Shouldhavedone

My data shows:

Date 22 Feb 2022 Lowest 0.11 Highest 0.1185 Traded 131,165,377

01 Mar 2022 0.1075 -0.0025 -2.27% 0.1075 0.113 87,565,410
28 Feb 2022 0.11 -0.0025 -2.22% 0.11 0.115 91,365,315
25 Feb 2022 0.1125 0.005 4.65% 0.1075 0.115 143,829,595
24 Feb 2022 0.1075 -0.0125 -10.42% 0.1025 0.115 349,482,972
23 Feb 2022 0.12 0.0075 6.67% 0.1125 0.1225 162,566,612
22 Feb 2022 0.1125 -0.005 -4.26% 0.11 0.1185 131,165,377
21 Feb 2022 0.1175 -0.0209 -15.1% 0.115 0.145 429,483,783
18 Feb 2022 0.1384 0.0234 20.35% 0.125 0.165 2,123,150,246
17 Feb 2022 0.115 0.0175 17.95% 0.0975 0.1225 705,634,681
16 Feb 2022 0.0975 0.00 0.0% 0.0975 0.10 41,664,454
15 Feb 2022 0.0975 0.0045 4.84% 0.095 0.0975 74,809,195
14 Feb 2022 0.093 -0.0045 -4.62% 0.0925 0.0975 87,107,495
11 Feb 2022 0.0975 0.00 0.0% 0.0975 0.0975 57,263,232
10 Feb 2022 0.0975 -0.0025 -2.5% 0.0975 0.10 114,501,568
09 Feb 2022 0.10 0.0025 2.56% 0.0975 0.10 92,912,018
08 Feb 2022 0.0975 -0.0025 -2.5% 0.0975 0.1075 75,285,529
07 Feb 2022 0.10 0.001 1.01% 0.10 0.1075 109,706,714
04 Feb 2022 0.099 0.0005 0.51% 0.0975 0.10 103,845,360
03 Feb 2022 0.0985 -0.0015 -1.5% 0.0975 0.10 78,370,347
02 Feb 2022 0.10 -0.0025 -2.44% 0.0975 0.1025 78,303,005

Where is your proof?