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"Since the two wells that penetrate the Kimmeridge (Brockham 1 and Brockham X4Z) have similar thickness of Kimmeridge formation,375 and 380m respectively,an estimate based on oil down to (ODT) would cover a large proportion of the licence area."

" At intervals a production log will be run until natural flow ceases and a pump is required."

Yep,your a genuine humanitarian.

"For the benefit of Mr Kite there will be a show tonight"
Johnny the Good dances a waltz with a nodding donkey.
A comedy spectacular!

If the Muppets keep on falling for it, he'll keep on doing it."oh thank you Adrian","I do appreciate it Adrian" lmfao.

It would appear that they are displacing the fluids very carefully in order not to damage the fractures and obtain the maximum future production from BRX4Z.

"have"

Why haven't all the headless chickens gone suddenly?

"At intervals a production log will be run until natural flow ceases and a pump is required."

"Subsequently, during the period of sustained natural flow without pumping,at intervals of around 12 months,the production logging will be repeated during that period to build up a picture of the changing performance of the fracture system."

Why would they need one?

Thanks,but it's so cryptic that it could mean anything, perhaps he'll post on here a little less cryptically,are you listening Wolf?

"It is envisaged that initially at least production will be constrained to ( blanked out ) This rate constraint is based on assumptions made about the likely rate at which the fracture system can sustain production." I would imagine that as they gather data on the well that production will increase and further storage added,but I'll settle for a steady and sustained sub 1000 bopd to begin with.

What has Wolf tweeted?

Approximately 1800 barrels.

I see,so you do back Angus then,well done.

Pillow is the Willow?

That's one of the creepiest posts I've ever read on a BB,I think admin need to look into the motives of this poster.

gpmh1, somehow I think he will know that.

Paul Vonk said that,basically,you can drill anywhere in the Kimmeridge,in the Weald and you will find oil as it's a reservoir. Why would anybody still be thinking of oil traps?