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Managed no problem on HL

I'll bet you're a hoot at parties

Lady Sonia, I think someone commented yesterday about the valve being within the AM's turret.

The tanker won't be for water. IMHO
Produced water is dumped overboard, it doesn't go in a tanker. 30ppm is the legal limit that ur allowed to put into the sea, if it gets to 100ppm it's classed as a PON1 (oil spill) which is reportable to DECC or what ever they're called now. All the operator has to do is increase the water overboard sampling frequency, if it goes above 30ppm, until it cleans up, the usual solutions are adjusting the chemical rates or controlling the oil/water interface levels during the separation process, if it doesn't clean up the operator is supposed to shut in the well until a solution is found.

214.5 mmbbls was the CPR estimate

£1.30 on HL

Its why we've invested here.
The 1st question is will we get taken out ?
The question 2 for how much?

JB; A Stobie said at CMD it would be around 44 days give or take from the last take off. Everyone probably wishes it will be sooner but it takes as long as it takes.

Cheers for the Tankers list, I was having a look on the Teekay web page at the weekend for a list of the ones they use for the BP contract.
The 9000bbls must be just an average(imo) over the 3 month period as I heard the other day they were producing a fair bit more than that and well choked in, so they are still testing.
GLA

file:///C:/Users/Tarqserv/Downloads/20190328_-_Hurricane_2018_Results_Presentation_Secured.pdf
Hurr presentation 28/03/19 on the website page 11

DRafferty u are correct, but the equipment may have conveniently malfunctioned prior to departure from Africa.
My guess is it will be operational soon after the spud RNS.

https://www.ogauthority.co.uk/licensing-consents/consents/flaring-and-venting/

Regards to the company being sold: I seem to hearing RT saying in an interview ( a year or two ago or more)that it was more there intention to be an explorer not an operator, which would tie in with Spirit being operator on the farm out.
Does any of the LTH recall that interview ?

hereandnow marinetraffic app or findship app

Its still in the same location on Find ship aswell there are two Pacific vessels nearby & have been since Monday, hopefully shud be on the move soon.

Sorry for for some reason the link didn't work but she's in Dundee, maybe gone in to catch the Utd v Buddies play off.

Looks like the Centrica job is done, must've stopped in past Dundee on the way to the Southern sector?

https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/data/?asset_type=vessels&columns=flag,shipname,photo,recognized_next_port,reported_eta,reported_destination,current_port,imo,ship_type,show_on_live_map,time_of_latest_position,lat_of_latest_position,lon_of_latest_position&quicksearch|begins|ENSCO%20100|quicksearch_shipid=752594

It says on seafish.org kingfisher report that the Leader will be drilling for 80 days.

Wellwell is correct 25% open in my experience, but wtfdik?

Lloyds in my experience are quite happy to see the valves functioning in the allotted time span, so i would've expected this to be completed prior to the wells being flowed.
I would also expect them still to be running the GG's on liquid fuel until the plant is stable, they may have switched to gas to see that everything is in good order then back to liquid.
Just imho.