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My notes from the inquiry,
SS said we have an EA permit.
Mr SS
Site selection
Lot of detail , constraints
Para 2.42 page 15
Site Loxley
Additional info , strengthen
Doc A5, page 8
Upto 1km
Cranwell, Dunsfold
Inconsistency as the pink are on the map is only 500m not 1 km
Not explained in this document
Pink area to the east and the a281.
Might be areas over here
Delft with in Nigle Moore’s proof
Doesn’t mean anywhere in the pink area is acceptable
I don’t see why all site selection is needed in this application
Surface constraints
List of results page 12 short list explained after sieving process
Technical constraint
Q. Technical constraints not within this table at all. 11 &14
Yes, I not in this table but they were considered
Q Challanging the validity of the table
Why are sites 21 & 22 on this list when they are 1.2 km from site
To show completeness
Surely there are sites neared
Surrey questioned ?( missed point )
You should ask mr Moore why alternative sites not considered
Moves on
Economy proper development just exploration
No point exploration unless you can take it to exploitation
Doc F2 , planning practice guidance PPG PLANNING PRACTICE GUIDANCE
categories , scroll to minerals
Planning for hydrocarbon extraction …..
120 para
“Individual sites should be studied on their own merit not on future production “
Not Enviromentaly acceptable in this location
>>>>> We do have an EA permit for this site <<<
This proposal at this stage will not give the financial benefits
The drilling would be specilist not local
No evidence of how much local services
I get it though, so you play it cool and don’t try to fill up till your on 1/4 tank.
But the panickers will have got down to 1/2 a tank by then and refilled again.
By the time you get to refill the refinery storage will be empty too!
By luck I still have 200 miles in one car and a full tank in the other.
I won’t run out for a few weeks.
Blue hydrogen does use energy .
However…. Using a membrane down the gas well produces clean hydrogen leaving the carbon down the well creating clean green hydrogen from natural gas.
I’m afraid the fossil fuel haters are spreading misinformation
The stats for planning inquiries are running at 10.5 weeks making it end of October.
However the decision might be clear cut, writing it up with the evidence that has to be read and incorporated is huge. The Core documents folder is stuffed with info.
Ibug, I looked at the IOW planning stats for minerals and waste (some time ago )and they pass a high rate of minerals and waste applications and 100% of oil and gas.
( 3 cases) I recall their minerals and waste refusal rate was 1/2 that of Surrey
The OGA don’t usually put a scheme to consultation untill they have agreed in principle the details.
Then after consultation it takes them about 8 months to read through the consultation replied and address any (valid) issues raised (I tracked a few other similar consultations)
1. It can only be started in an “open “ period
2. It is voluntary
Where did any of you read it was a oromise to buy shares?
Defined Director Share Purchase Programme
UK Oil & Gas PLC (London AIM: UKOG) is pleased to announce that the Company has committed to put in place an annual MAR compliant Defined Director Share Purchase Programme ("DDSPP") in which a director commits to purchase UKOG ordinary shares each month equivalent in value to a fixed percentage of their net monthly salary. In line with other such schemes, the director's commitment is envisaged to be in the range of 5-10% of net salary, dependent upon individual circumstance.
Upon commitment to the DDSPP, which is expected to occur in the open period following the publication of UKOG's interim results, due on or before June 30th, 2021, the director will purchase shares from the market on the first Friday of each month for a period of 12 months. Consequently, the first DDSPP purchase is expected to occur on Friday July 2nd, 2021 and the final purchase on Friday June 3rd, 2022.
Upon entering into the DDSPP in an open period the director will be committed to make the monthly purchase of shares under the programme in what otherwise may be a close period. Entering into the DDSPP will not preclude the director from buying additional shares in the Company during open periods. The director will be able to enter a new DDSPP upon completion of an existing programme