Member Info for wasit10538

Only one thing wrong with that theory, Tidswell is the Operations Director,just how useful twitter can be.

Tidswell and Lord Lucan!,you couldn't make it up,I think I will buy up the film rights.

And once Tidswell is gone Vonk can bring in Alan2017 to do the drilling :) win,win.

They must be very confident of what Brockham will achieve.:)

And it's subsidiaries will be picking up your shares cheap if you sell this morning,why do you think they already own so many? They know what assets Angus own,keep calm,vote with the boards recommendations and afterwards get rid of Pretorius.

" will be run across "

" There will be an initial "test period" involving an initial flow and build-up to establish initial reservoir pressure followed by one or more short flow and build-up periods to establish kh and skin values and possibly additional near wellbore information. At the end of the initial testing process the gauges will be recovered and a production log will be run act the entire perforated interval to establish the relative contributions from portions of the reservoir section. This will be used in conjunction with the image logging of the well fracture system to establish the role of the observed natural fracture system in the production performance of different areas of the reservoir."
So the initial testing period is an exercise in information gathering and map making, headline numbers will not necessarily be the priority.

If you trade it 3x a week and lose £1000 a time you are doing badly.

Sounds like the tankers will soon be rolling out.

There won't be a smokey flare stack,if there is it's an emergency.

That first tanker in today is really the first tanker that Pboo has seen leaving the site,it might be the first and it might not,but we can all agree that operations are moving rapidly now but remember that it is a flow test so don't equate the number of tankers spotted with the ultimate potential of the well,only a RNS can do that.

SCC approval in August included SCC Planning and near neighbors to the site to have 7 days notice in advance of Operations to include:
(b) details of the number of Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV) movements per day over the workover programme.
There is a meeting of Brockham Parish Council tonight at which this number of Heavy Goods Vehicles per day will be notified to the Council.

Having seen the photo of him sat on his own with his little woollen hat on I actually feel quite sorry for him,I think this BB is the only social contact he's got.

Condition 8
(b) details of the number of Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV) movements per day over the workover programme.

Item 11 Planning
MO/2018/2055/SCC - SSCC APPROVAL
Location: Brockham Well Site,Feltons Farm
Proposal: Details of a ' Scheme of work ' in respect of a workover rig pursuant to Condition 8 of Planning

Could it be that the original pipe diameter was also slugging ( as at Balcombe ) and have replaced with larger diameter pipe,hence the suspension over Xmas while waiting for pipe delivery? Optimistic I know,but we all live in hope!

And WSCC has indicated that it will probably be decided by a planning officer under delegated powers, potentially another 1700 barrels a week.

Oil field units ( liquids in barrels/day,gas in MMscf/day)
So are the figures for the month Brockham 750 barrels, Lidsey 750 barrels ?

No it does not! The limit is 300 bopd average over the year,this is subject to change by Angus as the numbers come in. As Alan has already pointed out this figure is constrained by the capacity of the gas generator,higher oil flow then amend the FDP and add in more gas generator capacity.

Great posts Alan,clear analysis of how development will progress for most investors,keep up the good work!