RE: 150 day EWT ends 23/11/1815 Nov 2018 16:47
ok so I see why you are confused now as the 210 day requirement was only accepted as 150 days EWT. the other points are still to be accepted and rubber stamped by the authorities. big mine field of red tape to get through.
4. The Horse Hill appraisal programme is separated into four phases:
Phase 1 (210 days) – the carrying out of extended well tests (EWT’s) and a short-term well test of the existing HH-1 well to appraise the technical and commercial viability of the hydrocarbon accumulations discovered. Each of the well tests will involve flowing, pumping (as required) and pressure testing with the purpose of evaluating the characteristics of the oil resource that was discovered during the original exploration of HH-1;
Phase 2 (100 days) – this is dependent on the outcome of Phase 1 and may in practice follow Phase 3 below; it involves the drilling of a deviated sidetrack from the existing HH-1 borehole. This will be followed by the carrying out of an EWT;
Phase 3 (110 days) – this is also dependent on the outcome of Phase 1 and involves the drilling of a new appraisal well Horse Hill-2 (HH-2) from the existing well pad. This will again be followed by an EWT.
Phase 4 (45 days) - restoration of the well site to agriculture and woodland, unless a new planning application is submitted.