Uk Oil & Gas Share Discussion Threads

[moneymunch] 09/11/2017 09:32

Pmsl...a failed well...you thick idiot....I said confirmation of commercial recoverable volumes...

[gismo] 09/11/2017 09:30

A failed individual more like

[judijudi] 09/11/2017 09:30

MM,
A failed workover
Non commercial flows
Need I go on?

[nicebut] 09/11/2017 09:29

They mainly drill, they don`t invest in fly-by-night one trick ponies, laddy. IMO

[moneymunch] 09/11/2017 09:28

Butt Head...confirmation of commercial recoverable volumes is exactly that...extraction of oil commercially , which now looks even more likely with Brent firmly above $60 plus plus with some forecasting triple digits this coming year....and so one Good reason why Schlumberger wouldn't be interested???

[nicebut] 09/11/2017 09:26

TM,

Leave the poor girl alone- She has enough to worry about with her rotten teeth, ATM.

[gismo] 09/11/2017 09:26

Let me know I will buy a new hat!

[gismo] 09/11/2017 09:26

Why do you always try to inject fear into pi's? and no you're not just stating facts, we do understand where we are at with this company. You and Judi do the same, perhaps you should wed?

[hazelst] 09/11/2017 09:24

That's right Gismo, focus on the end game. We're onto a winner here.

[gizmogizmo] 09/11/2017 09:23

He was replying to me gizmo NOT you gismo. It's gizmo with a ZZZ ZZZ NOT with a SSSSSSSSS. 🤣👍

[gismo] 09/11/2017 09:20

Why would 4.5 and below bother me, I've just told you I care not about daily fluctuations

[trapissed monk] 09/11/2017 09:19

If 4.5p goes you may not be MrsG.
Lot of "hard earned" dissipated into the Surreh void!
Flirting with it now?

[moneymunch] 09/11/2017 09:19

Judi the Drip, there's an ocean of high quality oil contained within the Kimmeridge across the SE of England...if commercial recoverable volumes are confirmed, give me one good reason why Schlumberger wouldn't be interested in taking a stake, given their recently published new business model of buying into their customers oil and gas assests....one good reason???

[nicebut] 09/11/2017 09:18

Dear Mr Sanderson,

We, I say we as in the royal we- we old gets on the ADVFN forum, are a little worried things are not going to plan. Some of us are starting to feel real pain in our teeth- Is it an omen- I do hope not...Please please please put our minds at rest.

Lots of love

Precious Mikey.

[hazelst] 09/11/2017 09:17

Patience will be rewarded.

[gismo] 09/11/2017 09:16

Mr Monk I am very calm and care not about daily fluctuations.

[trapissed monk] 09/11/2017 09:13

Just said that. Keep up!
Return to base or dead cat bounce..???!!

[moneymunch] 09/11/2017 09:10

Good news from Angus will good for Ukog et al...news expected now!!! Gla


6/11/17

As per the Company's guidance, geochemical analysis of the Kimmeridge and Oxford layers at the Lidsey Oil Field were undertaken to determine their commercial viability. The Company is pleased to advise that the initial results conducted on the drill cutting samples from the 66.2 metres of Kimmeridge and 105.0m of Oxford layers indicate a strong similarity to the maturity of the Kimmeridge layers at Brockham Field.

In terms of temperatures at the time of maximum burial, which is an important factor in the generation of oil, the historical temperatures were encouragingly higher than anticipated given the location of the Lidsey Field in the Weald Basin. Indeed, analysis of Tmax (maximum historical temperature seen by the rock) gave a range which overlapped with those seen in Brockham and an average temperature within 3 degrees (0.7 %) of those seen in Brockham. In addition, the TOC (total organic content) was virtually the same within experimental error.

The geochemical evaluations were performed by the same third party organization that provided the same analysis on the drill cuttings at Horse Hill and Brockham.

Further to the Company RNS of 13 October 2017, the BDF-28 drilling rig has now been fully demobilised. The Lidsey-X2 well has been prepared for production after completing the installation of the flowlines from the well head to the storage tanks, pump and other necessary equipment. The Company's guidance for actual production has been adjusted by seven days. After the trial operation of the pump mechanism carried out last Friday, the pump experienced a minor technical difficulty requiring repair and is currently being repaired prior to the well going in to full service.

Angus Energy still expects to put Lidsey-X2 into full production this week. The Company will perform testing to optimize production rates and provide an update in due course.

Paul Vonk, Manging Director, Commented:

"The initial geochemical test results from the Kimmeridge and Oxford are a pleasant surprise. Their similarity to our Brockham Oil Field BR-X4Z well in the north of the Weald Basin shows that Lidsey has the potential to increase the footprint of the oil bearing Kimmeridge layers in the Weald.

We look forward to putting the Lidsey X2 into production this week."

[trapissed monk] 09/11/2017 09:10

Giz,calm down.just putting out a perspective on my side of a few real scenarios that COULD play out over next 10 days. Gusher or musher? Your choice. I'd be keeping powder dry if looking in.
Fun it certainly is getting. Such drama...eat my shorts Gordon Gekko!

[nicebut] 09/11/2017 09:10

LOL...That should help `precious` mikey!!! What a buffoon...

mikeygit9 Nov '17 - 09:06 - 47055 of 47056 0 0
Just written again to SS to state we are getting a little nervous at the wait

[rayrac] 09/11/2017 09:09

Oh! Its a beaut Gismo thanks, a real pleasure to drive. Ive even had people stand and admire it in Morrison’s car park and ask me what it’s like to drive! Mind you, it is soul red! :))

We need news here to stop the blues?

[judijudi] 09/11/2017 09:09

Worry non
Schlumberger will come in for us now the French have deserted us
MM aint that right?