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Ha! Big drama over with. Onwards and upwards ! Kim's looking good imho.

Do we have a good idea for when Began are probably going to be out of Angs? Could it actually be as soon as next week?

I'm surprised that the sp is dropping like this ahead of the 7 day flow testing of the Kim.

Yep 5 years is ages. Could have all rusted up and collapsed in! All good though. Could turn out to be absolutely spectacular soon. What if it flows 1,800bopd or more?

The speed at which they have completed all the necessary processes to get Balcombe to the point of flow testing also suggests that there are no problems with the well. That all has gone to plan with relative ease which bodes extremely well for the testing phase. Imho

Yes that's what we all hope. Double HH would be spectacular! With more tanker sightings and as the next seven days tick by I can see the sp climbing further. Maybe anywhere from 10p - 14p ? Imho

I would think that if Balcombe flows as good as HH or, even better than. Then 9p will look like a bargain price.

I'm very relieved to read this. Implies that all is going to plan and flowing. Seven days of testing next. Who will flow the most, HorseHill or Balcombes horizontal 1,714ft ? GLA

coming I reckon. No shortage of buyers it seems this morning. Next week we should see some interesting Twitter observations coming from the Balcombe site and possible updates from ukog and angs. Both companies are getting close to realising the Kimmeridge potential. GLA

Really low volume here so far today.

Yes. It's hard to imagine. Then Brockham next! Angs is in that transformational period looking for a re-eating on good results.

Balcombe should prove to be a transfmational moment in Weald exploration. A horizontal well over 1,700ft. Looking very exciting.

No rig required. I have just been reading the FAQ's Balconbe Field on the Angus website. It's worth looking at for a reminder of what's happening on site. ... The existing oil well is ready to simply be turned on, similar to turning on a faucet. Except, while there is a tap, there is no pressure. An inert gas will be utilised to displace the fluids in the well. Acting as a “pumping” mechanism, it will push the contents of the well to the surface. The fluids produced will be stored in the on-site storage facility. After the completion of the 7-day test, all of the fluids are removed from the site. 5. Will a tower or a large ‘rig’ be constructed, or heavy machinery be used? There will be no ‘rigs’ utilised for the purposes of the actual test or on site. If you have ever seen ‘rigs’ and /or towers utilised, they are always temporary over short periods as compared to construction sites for example. Therefore, in the main, oil fields do not create an unusual or industrial visual presence during routine operations. The largest piece of heavy machinery we will use (all temporary) is called a Coiled Tubing Unit. It is a very large spool of narrow tubing which is approximately 2 inches in diameter. A lifting crane will also be used to position the various equipment on site. 6. Will there be a flare on the site? There is a flare, however you will not see any flame or illumination as it is covered by protective cladding. The flare mechanism is a safety device used to eliminate any gas that may be produced from this Oil Well during the test.

https://twitter.com/Adrianwfire/status/1042103809609269248?s=19

Yes. 8.75p is not a bad place to be at this stage.

Rig blocks were also spotted going in earlier. Rig on the way? https://twitter.com/Adrianwfire/status/1042062096014471168?s=19

https://twitter.com/Adrianwfire/status/1042070244183953410?s=19

going in at Balcombe posted 10mins ago. https://twitter.com/Adrianwfire/status/1042070836222611456?s=19

A possible 250 - 350m mcap. That would be nice. Begs the question .. Who will get to the £1 party fisrt, ukog or angs?

If Balcombe and Brockham come up trumps then I would think that the Angs Mcap should be at least equal to that of Ukog. Thoughts anyone.