So many catalysts to move this forward.18 Jul 2019 07:50
once in a life time/50 year opportunity . D.B is quite right with all of the infrastructure and facilities so close by, it couldn't get much better if W N had been planned in advance. An inexpensive spur line from the well head to one of the close by processing plants and we have gas sales very quickly. https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Dimlington+Rd,+Hull/@53.6559949,0.1150381,3a,37.5y,295.14h,87.53t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sFqIUH9Tx3N6ACexMiBcgAg!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo2.ggpht.com%2Fmaps%2Fphotothumb%2Ffd%2Fv1%3Fbpb%3DChAKDnNlYXJjaC5UQUNUSUxFEiAKEglnA1Gp8CPWRxGGW4QQnZDwTCoKDQAAAAAVAAAAABoECFYQVg%26gl%3DGB!7i13312!8i6656!4m5!3m4!1s0x47d623f0a9510367:0x4cf0909d10845b86!8m2!3d53.6559674!4d0.1150184The general consensus is that this gas cap is much larger than the CPR originally suggested. The size of an off shore field onshore virtually ready to go as soon as the EWT is concluded. And in the the right area for all infrastructure and planing. "BULLSEYE".You couldn't make it up. That of course is just the gas element at W N. With full field development who can really say how high our SP will go, and "IF" the oil should be in commercial quantity and recoverable then ............? Looking forward to the EWT.No wonder every man and his dog wants in. I don't blame them. Looking forward to a blue day. So many catalysts to spur this forward.