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What happened to mid October for flow testing at Balcombe Pboo, I'm afraid that cannot be taken down,it's burnt into the collective memory of this BB,nearly on a par with bdi's £1.00 by Xmas lol.

The market never picked up the significance of oil flow from the Kimmeridge at Lidsey, shouldn't have happened but it did.

Next stop Brockham as per the work programme.

Ha,ha,ha

It's known as vexatious complaining,and eventually it's ignored,a bit like the boy who cried wolf. Sorry Wolf.

What are those hand signals in DL's cannabis tweet,is he trying to send a coded message?have I drink too much of his cannabis beer? Soon find out.lol

The 7 day flow test has to finish Monday morning so that only leaves 4 trading days before the results might be RNS'd.

CLG meeting 20/9 " SD (Sally Dowsett,local resident) said she was impressed by the site and everything being done to make it easy for the village-all you could hear at the site was the trains.Silage trucks have been noisier than the oil lorries and this is just for 7 days. We should back the company and not make mountains out of molehills."

Seems as though you have a touch of the collywobbles Jungerns,fresh air and long walks will cure it!lol.

Ibug I think Pboo photographed him today at Horse Hill, he's the one in the foreground swishing his tail and chewing the cud.

I see poprange is back after a long,long absence,this poster was posting some absolutely classic nonsense when the Brockham sidetrack was being drilled,hinting at ominous inside information from the site. Just checked his posting history and all his other posts are wiped clean lol.

Tony13579 are you trying to imply that you know more than the operations manager lol..

Mohoney your 1,500 bopd figure is 62.5 barrels per hour.

Mohoney see my post at 19.05 for the quote from the Environment Agency officer,Angus have not stated what their work programme is for the 7 day test. Alan 2017 would have the best knowledge of what the 7 day test would involve in flow periods and pressure testing. If it gushes they might be forced to call a tanker or two in,but I'll stick with the operation manager's flow plan storage.

Apologies,mohoney not Mooney, autocorrect strikes again.

Mooney,Chris Clay Operations manager of Angus Energy stated at the Balcombe flow test Community Liaison Group meeting on 5/9/18 "About 2,000 barrels storage here if we have more than that there's a quality problem.As it is a well test, and not full production,we won't need more than that.All liquids will be removed at the end."

PV"_ _ _ when in production at a minimum level to be commercially viable it would only be 2 or 3 trucks a week removing oil. If there was lots of oil then a pipeline or rail head may be considered."
SS of the EA "During flow testing there are breaks when nothing happens while the pressure is allowed to build up again."

Ibug Chris Clay told the CLG meeting that there would be 2,000 barrel storage capacity on site.

2,000 barrel storage on site.

They're unleashing the BEAST OF BALCOMBE.