Have read the rns a number of times and don't see any mention of 'duster', 'abandoned' or any other words to indicate a failure. I see lots of 'potential' and 'interval' and other positive words. We have some project issues that need to be overcome. No panic here.
"Are we there yet". Who agreed to take the children on this journey. Sat in the back seats, heads down with no ideas of the conditions of travel. Trust in the drivers to get you to the destination when we arrive. "We will be there when we get there".
Remember..... "A further update will be given, which is subject to partner approval, when MOU-2 reaches its intended pre-drill total depth of 1,500 metres TVD KB and prior to the commencement of wireline logging operations."
We don't know spud date and only have an indication of drill length. But... it will be soon. Very soon.
I've been trying to find a gas flaring map which I think would be provided by Skytruth website but the data is a 5 days behind. Waiting to see whether MOU2 appears on it but suspect we'd have a RNS before then. Now please don't take this as truth but the latest satellite image from Sentinel (today 13th) is different from the 10th Jan image and show a brown/red blob at the top of pad. If MOU2 td has been reached, and gas is being flared, would it appear on a normal satellite image? https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/sentinel-playground/?source=S2&lat=34.322429965310825&lng=-3.368682861328125&zoom=16&preset=1-NATURAL-COLOR&layers=B01,B02,B03&maxcc=98.845&gain=1.0&gamma=1.0&time=2022-07-01%7C2023-01-13&atmFilter=&showDates=false&showImage
Hoping someone with more experience in the market could provide some guidance. When MOU2 is drilled and both MOU1 and MOU2 are declared commercial, would PRD run CNG production from both well sites? MOU2 being so close to the highway is the obvious choice but what about MOU1? I can't see any information in recent RNS that give me any guidance, especially for the future gas production from MOU1. Thanks
More change at the drill site from today's satellite image. Since the 24th we now a large structure in the middle of the pad. I think the drill is up!.
Transit of materials is a real problem and very expensive in these time. But... they are due imminently.
What I take from yesterday's RNS is that greater news is coming, very soon. It was a general update and didn't include anything sensitive other than possibly the DECC meeting. Is that lining us up for big news from Ireland?
And...."Whilst Moroccan gas remains our focus unexpected progress in Ireland and Trinidad has opened up the potential to create additional shareholder value in 2023."
Do we believe we'll get an update RNS this week? Last year we had an operational update on 15th December. Satellite images seem to show action at MOU2 site. So spud should be imminent? GRH has gone very quiet on twitter!
Obviously we are a little confused about drill site for MOU2 but the latest satellite image for the site identified in the last presentation shows more 'stuff' in situ. There is a distinct difference between 9th and 6th images.
KeithOz. Makes sense that what we are seeing at the site identified as MOU2 in the presentation may now actually be MOU3. Could you please post a satellite link to where you think MOU2 is. Many thanks.
Having previously speculated on the location of MOU2 via changes in satellite images, there now seems to be some activity at the actual location identified in the PRD presentation. Over the past 3 satellite passes, changes can be seen directly at the original location. Latest image attached. https://api.soar.earth/short/sao174a4o7
Is this drill equipment now arriving or is the landowner doing some other work. Would appreciate your thoughts KeithOz.
PRD rns can be a little inconsistence and don't always update on information provided in previous rns.
It leaves things open to speculation. For example. RNS from 24th October mentioned MOU3 (previously MOU-NE) and that a CPR was being commissioned for the 'prospect'. The latest RNS again mentions MOU3 but no update on the CPR and calls us a 'gas delivery' well.
So leaves me to speculate that the CPR has been completed, the ranges/values are excellent and because we have 'industry interest' (speculate what that means!) it hasn't been released.