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Nine, you are describing Acid wash, used for clean ups. It is one of three Acidisation processes. The other two are Acid Stimulation which can dissolve up to a metre of rock to improve flow. Then there is Acid/hydraulic fracturing, injected under high pressure to fracture rock. All three fall under the term "Acidisation"...we an reconvene tomorrow if you want because I am about to open a bottle of red!!!...and a "startling metamorphis" occurs when I do that..and if you think I am posting drivel now wait until I have had a few glasses!! :-(... so I think I will sign off for tonight!.. enjoy your evening!.. I know I will! :-)

Nine, Scoffing Tab-Nabs in the Smoker is where you would have found me!!! :-D...gave up some years ago now!

ddboy, re-read my posts!... I originally used the term fracking in a generic context which I associated with "stimulation", apologies if I was not clear. You responded that it was illegal and I pointed out that Acidisation is a form of fracking and legal in the UK. Both use similar techniques, which you deny and at no point did I say, or suggest, that the banned form of fracking would be used at Wressle.
I am not being provocative but do feel the need to defend myself as you are starting to imply that I know nothing of an industry that I have spent the best part of 40 years in, on and offshore in most of the major oil and gas producing countries on Oil & Gas platforms, oilfields, refineries and yes on Drillers too!!..in fact I would not be surprised if I have met or worked with some of the more knowledgeable posters on this BB.

Extract from Weald Action Group
"Acidisation is a stimulation technique, used to release oil and gas from unyielding rock such as sandstone and limestone. It involves injecting solutions of acids and other chemicals into the ground, either to clean the well, or to create passageways through the rock along which oil or gas can flow.

It is used where companies are targeting oil in limestone and sandstone rock formations – such as in the Weald, as well as at West Newton, Wressle & Ellesmere Port.

In a report written for UK Oil & Gas Plc in 2016, consultants EY confirmed: “Kimmeridge Limestone Oil likely requires “stimulation’ to flow to the surface at commercial rates. The primary stimulation method for wells in limestone rock formations is acidizing.”

Acidisation and fracking: what’s the difference?

Acidisation and fracking – short for high-volume hydraulic fracturing – are both stimulation techniques designed to release oil or gas tightly trapped inside the pores of rocks. While fracking is used to crack open shale, acidising is used to dissolve passageways through limestone or sandstone.

The Infrastructure Act 2015 introduced a new definition of fracking as involving the injection of more than 1,000 cubic metres of fluid per stage or more than 10,000 cubic metres in total. Under current UK law, fracking can only take place at below 1,000 metres depth. The type of oil exploration we see in the Weald uses lower volumes of water, so is not counted as fracking and is not subject to the fracking regulations or the current (probably short-term) moratorium.

Yet acidisation requires similar techniques to fracking, including the drilling of long horizontal laterals, and a densely-spaced pattern of wells, and many of the same impacts (see below).

In other parts of the world, such as the US, fracking means hydraulic fracturing AND acidising. And the fact that acidisation is not defined as fracking in the UK means that operators are not subject to the same regulations – and acidisation is not covered by the moratorium on fracking announced in November 2019."

AJ, that could be the Swabbing kit!

ddboy, Acidisation is the same technique as Fracking but it uses less volume of water and more chemicals, usually with less pressure but let’s agree to differ...life is to short!...and I get the feeling that you are one of those that always has to be right!

Just in case, my advice would be to put a "Stop/Loss" on your holding. That way, you can limit any potential loss and still be in the game if I am wrong!
I repeat, for clarity, I have never held this stock but nearly bought in last week so I have no vested interest here.

ddboy, "Fracking" has become a generic term, there are at least two forms of low and high pressure acidisation which are a form of fracking that are exempt from the ban and currently allowed in the UK
To be clear, I cannot verify the information I am posting here on the well performance, so I could be wrong and hope I am for the sake of all the PI's holding this.

I don't think it is flowing as expected!...stimulation / fracking needed maybe?...time will tell!

Nightingale, yesterday was my first ever post on UJO (fact check it) so why claim that said I invested in June? I have never held any of this share at any time but had been thinking about it for a while until now.
Royoboy, what makes you think I would buy at .27...I have decided that this share is not for me, if I miss out, it will be because of a poor decision on my part ...it would not be the first time but I can live with that!
Apologies to Heid as it was Mmhater that said he drove past the site.
It seems to me that any post on here that has a negative aspect turns some of you into raging emotional wrecks.
Well performance data will soon be public knowledge and I hope it is positive for all investors, including the "stupid" ones Royoboy!

oldtraff, If you are responding to me, it was not my intention to start or promulgate a rumour. I am simply urging caution!.. I have invested in small exploration companies in the past with some fantastic returns in the 80’s and 90’s.. less so in recent years! For clarity, I have done several weeks / months of research here and decided to wait for positive news before committing to investment, so no skin in the game..yet!!
At this moment in time, I think sentiment is overriding evidence and having worked in the industry for many years, I have a few contacts whose opinions I respect. Today, I had a word of caution, not totally negative but enough to make me think that I should wait and catch this ride on the way up rather than speculating at the bottom hoping for good news!..of course I recognise that I could miss out on larger returns with a gamble now but experience has taught me how not to lose at this particular gaming table! GLA!.. :-)

ddboy , given your knowledge and experience, I will retract “would indicate problems” and change to “could indicate problems” with kicking the well in!

Heid, drive past again and see if there is a swabbing rig sited in place of the tower!..not good news if there is because it would indicate flow problems!

So the "news" was a "rinse and repeat" which in itself I am ok with, as it underpins the potential of Scancell but there was nothing new and as I said before until trials are completed and the outcomes are positive (hopefully) then it is unlikely that there will be any significant news coming in the near term, nor will there be any significant price moves....unless a gamble takes place on the potential or there is a clearly identified pathway to monetisation ...Nobody can be sure of what or when that will happen!....having said that, I will not be selling anytime soon as the potential, I believe, is massive!

Wild, Modi 1 trial has been coming for some time!....any other news?

Test post.. as my latest has not appeared!

I am constantly reading on here that "News" must be due soon. I am not sure what exactly is expected but I have doubts.....certainly for the short term!..It is hard for me to see where progress on the cancer front is, I believe the pandemic has had a negative effect in terms of progressing trials, with volunteers probably unable to travel even if healthy! Covidity, as a second generation vaccine, will take longer to come through than the record breaking first vaccines so it is still early days and a long way from approval.
I hope I am wrong on both but it seems to me the optimism that significant news is due does not appear to be based on anything except desperate hope.
Patience is the watchword here !!....steady in the ranks!! :-)

Ruck, I think regulars on this BB are well aware of my aversion to personalising content on here but you have hit my Achilles heel.... wine!!:-)
You have traditional taste with your wine food pairings, nothing wrong with that but I hope you are not fully focussed on supermmarket wines. Most of them are shipped in bulk and bottled at destination. The better wines are bottled and shipped by the producers and may cost a bit more but are worth the extra! Bon appetite, eet smaaklok, Prost, etc etc.

Ruck, Hasiba I take the view that the value here is unknown so speculation on unit price is just that ...speculation!
I believe the share price will ebb and flow in line with news on product development, progress on trials etc. and could be a day traders dream, if successfully guessing the highs and lows.
The real value will be when the products in the pipeline are actually approved and in production and properly commercialised / monetised, at which point we could be subject to takeover / merger or not, who knows, either way it is quite possible that some of us on here will become extremely wealthy.
This is not an intentional ramp, it is a belief I have based on logic which, btw, has not always served me well but my confidence in this is unshakeable...the only "unknown" for me is the timeline but I am a patient man.