Empyrean Energy Share Discussion Threads

[trotting12] 29/9/2017 16:00

Baz and tom could spend a lifetime on the golf course if they cashed All those options

[harrissen] 29/9/2017 15:58

You are a poor lot intellectually can only resort to the council estate back chat you were brought up with I suppose.

[trotting12] 29/9/2017 15:56

Surfing or cycling would be much better

[safiande] 29/9/2017 15:52

I guess that baiting low lifes like hairy son ( of trotts ) is mere light entertainment on a Fri afternoon as anything has to be better than snooze time golf with those fogies!

[trotting12] 29/9/2017 15:51

Saf,, I'm thick ,,, but who are you ????????? Lol!!

[bobcomins2] 29/9/2017 15:46

Based on 2-3 weeks eta - rig maybe there next week - 3-4 days setup then couple of days for initial testing so possibly news a week Wednesday 11th onward?

Anyone think it will be earlier?

[sportbilly1976] 29/9/2017 15:36

chart almost on previous closing support, which would be my guess for close today

Hopefully setting up a repeat of the early September movement as volume returns


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[thegreatgeraldo] 29/9/2017 15:31

At least trotting has found another nutjob to keep him company on his sheep dip binges....

[safiande] 29/9/2017 15:27

"Wind up merchant as nobody can be that thick........."

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Only trotting of course.

[harrissen] 29/9/2017 15:26

And what thick git said this

"A more complete understanding of the poten􀆟al gas available for future produc􀆟on will likely
require some months of flow tes􀆟ng and produc􀆟on, combined with integra􀆟on of data from
the Dempsey 1-15 well with the 3D seismic data.
Updates will be provided on meaningful results from the flow tes􀆟ng of the target sandstone
reservoirs."

Oops! Sorry! It was that nice Mr Kelly, surely that can't be right. The 'experts' on here tell us there will be gas flowing and pounds in the bank starting next week and they are always right!

[blueblood] 29/9/2017 15:21

Wind up merchant as nobody can be that thick... can they?

[blueblood] 29/9/2017 15:15

No workover happening here ffs

[tidy 2] 29/9/2017 15:13

Oh dear Harrison No shame.

[starzerus] 29/9/2017 15:09

he will be gone soon enough when the time for ramping is done.

[spencermd] 29/9/2017 15:08

Thistle and Lemon sandwiches anyone?

Harrissen has a few left to share!

[harrissen] 29/9/2017 15:07

Workovers may be required for one or more of the following reasons:
Unsatisfactory production or injection rates
Supplemental recovery project requirements
Regulatory requirements
Competitive drainage
Reservoir data gathering
Lease requirements
Abandonments

The majority of workovers are done because the well is not performing up to expectations (see Production problems). Careful analysis will determine if the decline is abnormal or the result of normal reservoir depletion. If deemed abnormal, it must be determined if the problem is in the reservoir inflow system, the wellbore outflow system, or both. Inflow problems can be corrected with stimulation procedures such as acidizing, fracturing, scale, or paraffin treatments (see Stimulation) or by reperforating or additional perforating. Outflow problem resolution may require equipment changes, cleanouts, or chemical treatments.

Mechanical problems such as failures of the cement, tubulars, packers, wireline components, safety valves, or artificial lift equipment are also reflected in the well performance. Cement and casing problems are most often corrected by squeezing cement into the damaged areas (Figure 3). Very serious problems of this nature occasionally require a sidetracking operation. Depending on the initial wellbore configuration, some mechanical problems can be corrected by applying wireline methods. More often, however, the equipment must be pulled using a rig. This may be a routine operation, but it may be a major task if the equipment is stuck or has parted downhole. To recover parted or stuck downhole equipment, a fishing operation may be required

[harrissen] 29/9/2017 14:57

Safiande
29 Sep '17 - 14:17 - 9818 of 9821 7 0

Aa a former poster of the year, several times over, I can confirm that the GO 17 presentation was only added to SGC´s site yesterday ( good spot by KJ )& that during the presentation Jeffery stated that a workover rig would be used for the flow testing as it is more economic. This is normal practice.

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And you and your ramping pals never read hotcopper? Of course you don't why would you.

It is not 'normal' practice to use a work over rig.

It is the opposite in fact'

[safiande] 29/9/2017 14:55

Stew,

Whether they have to or not is irrelevant.
They will want to in order to maintain the news flow momentum.

Please see my post to you on Mon. Mainly last para.


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Safiande - 25 Sep 2017 - 14:43:01 - 9337

Stew,

Re post 9312.

No news yet on the rig.

As mentioned yesterday they used the Paul Graham triple rig No 9 for drilling Dempsey, seemingly with great success. Paul Graham has a workover rig No 8 which they might use subject to availability.
They have used PG a lot in their drilling in this area & have expressed great satisfaction with their performance.

Gary Jeffery, Sacgasco Managing Director stated that “Sacgasco has used Paul Graham rigs previously in California and has been impressed by their performance and is pleased to be teaming up with them on this exciting Dempsey well “ ( 10 July 2017 )

I expect that we will get news on the workover rig ( commissioning , mobilization etc ) as Jefferey is keen to maintain the newsflow momentum. Testing could start as early as next Mon. This is a best case so unlikely. More likely sometime the next week if all goes as they expect in their last release.

[potential] 29/9/2017 14:45

Look at all those delay 100k buys!!!!

[stewart4600] 29/9/2017 14:30

Safi,

How will we know when the workover rig is on site, I thought it would be announced but not sure they need to, it will be 2 weeks on Sunday since the announcement, they said 2 / 3 weeks from memory

TIA

[safiande] 29/9/2017 14:17

Aa a former poster of the year, several times over, I can confirm that the GO 17 presentation was only added to SGC´s site yesterday ( good spot by KJ )& that during the presentation Jeffery stated that a workover rig would be used for the flow testing as it is more economic. This is normal practice.