Uk Oil & Gas Share Discussion Threads

[dgunn222] 12/11/2017 09:48

Atino

If you watch the videos DL said that it was difficult to get hh to start flowing.

[atino] 12/11/2017 09:45

Yes - that fact has been established ! AGREED already !


But YOUR CLAIMS...”that nitrogen might not be needed at B.B” ....(when Mr SS tells you otherwise)...is just darn right blissful (and wishful !) thinking

And you base this claim because...you put it down to the fact that, the linear rod has been placed there !? LOL hahaha 😂 the linear rod has to be used regardless, as it merely a conventional process to be used for flow testing ! LOL

[gismo] 12/11/2017 09:40

Where are you Cat?

[gismo] 12/11/2017 09:39

Stopped raining now Rayrac, good morning! it's blowing a gale. Off for a walk soon by the river. National Trust, beautiful through the woods and then down to the beach, should blow the cobwebs away. Tooth fine thank goodness! We live and learn. What's wrong with yours?

[dgunn222] 12/11/2017 09:36

Atino

The pump was being used at 13:50.

At 14:30 the oil started flowing freely. Pump no longer needed.

RNS
"using a rod pump, commenced at around 1350 hrs GMT yesterday at an initial instantaneous rate in excess of 700 barrels per day ("bopd"). At circa 1430 hrs the well started flowing freely to surface, without pumping. "

[rayrac] 12/11/2017 09:36

Still raining Gis? Yes teeth problem too, no pain though...yet!:)

Rod pump eh, glad stephen has his mockers on the job! Great asset, unless he works there?! Even better!

[atino] 12/11/2017 09:28

No Dgunn - HH flowed “freely”...without significant stimulation ! 😡

At circa 1430 hrs the well started flowing freely to surface, without pumping. 🙇

[moneymunch] 12/11/2017 09:24

Cheers Gismo and Mikey, we're going to get on it, and no doubt it's going to get messy but i'm usually quite lucky at the track and so hopefully will be quids up at the end of the day...Gl ;-)

ps cathuk, the estimated 500bopd at Holmwood relates to the Portland only, and doesn't take into account the potential flow from the Kimmeridge which they now intend to target, i also reckon as well as the oil there could be gas in commercial volume because Holmwood is positioned at the highest point in South East England ( Leith Hill ) and the natural uplift would be exactly where any gas would accumulate...the Albury gas discovery is only a few km's away, and so every chance of gas and oil in commercial volumes. Gl ;-)

[dgunn222] 12/11/2017 09:22

Atino

HH needed artificial lift, according to the rns, for about one hour to get the flow started.

IMO.

[dgunn222] 12/11/2017 09:17

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Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:40 - 47495 of 47496 0 0
Dgunn - repetitive post number 2 !

I JUST READ YOU TWICE SINCE MORNINNG ! 🤦‍a94;️ Nothing new to say ?? 🙄😜 yes that was for horse hill ? And.... 💁🏻‍♂️



Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:48 - 47498 of 47499 0 0
Bury no - validate yes 🤦‍a94;️🙄
dgunn222
12 Nov '17 - 08:52 - 47499 of 47499 0 0 Edit
Please validate the post.



Morning Mikey sounds lovely. Blue skies here but it’s blowing a gale.
Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:48 - 47498 of 47501 0 0
Bury no - validate yes 🤦‍a94;️🙄

Whom shall we believe ? 🤔 YOU...or Mr SS:

you claim - the linear rod pump allows the well to flow, then nitrogen lift may not be needed.

Whereas, Mr SS claimed - “nitrogen uplift” 💁🏻‍♂️



🤔🤔🤔🤔choices...choices...choices😜😜;😜😜
dgunn222
12 Nov '17 - 08:52 - 47499 of 47501 0 0 Edit
Please validate the post.
Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:52 - 47500 of 47501 0 0
No 😡 (please read above post)
Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:54 - 47501 of 47501 0 0
Both you...and Stephen2010 need to be more...”ACCURATE” 🙇 with your statements ! 😡







dgunn222
12 Nov '17 - 08:52 - 47499 of 47504 0 0 Edit
Please validate the post.
Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:52 - 47500 of 47504 0 0
No 😡 (please read above post)
Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:54 - 47501 of 47504 0 0
Both you...and Stephen2010 need to be more...”ACCURATE” 🙇 with your statements ! 😡
Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:57 - 47502 of 47504 0 0
Oh Dgunn...

Specifically "Flow will be initiated throughout the programme via the use of nitrogen-lift (without coil tubing), swabbing and/or pumping via the existing high-capacity linear rod pump".

So what the pheck...are you talking about in your last 3 pathetic posts ?? 😡😡😡
Atino
12 Nov '17 - 08:58 - 47503 of 47504 0 0
Dgunn - it was nice that you had asked for “Atinos” seal of approval via validation 😉

Approval “decline”; 😜🙇👍
dgunn222
12 Nov '17 - 09:00 - 47504 of 47504 0 0 Edit
What I said IMO was that if the well flowed okay with the rod pump, that ukog would not need to use nitrogen lift as well, as once the well is flowing oil, what would be the point.


PS I have a copy of your original post that has now been edited.

[cathuk] 12/11/2017 09:15

Depends where you live !!!! Raining where I am.

[atino] 12/11/2017 09:15

Dgunn - quite true 😉 and why “is that” 💁🏻‍♂️ Because HH didn’t need any artificial lifting, did it ? 😉🙇 but B.B. does 👍💭💭💭

...so the “technical compositions” are quite DIFFERENT, wouldn’t you agree with that statement 🙇💁🏻‍♂;️👍

[25wbh] 12/11/2017 09:14

Good morning all, a nice bright day again

[cathuk] 12/11/2017 09:08

09:02UKOG now the biggest partner in Holmwood and is the UK's 5th biggest onshore oil discovery.

The 10% acquired off Warwick for £750,000 will now make UKOG very well off after year 1 on this prospect.

Holmwood will produce 500bopd and at $42 profit per barrel will generate them revenue of $3m a year. (500bopd x 40% x 352 days)

Some say BB-1 won't be commercial. Do not believe this as it will. At 200bopd it will be commercial as I have shown above.

Hold onto your hats.

[dgunn222] 12/11/2017 09:05

Atino I see you do not want to talk about horse hill rns.

They had the same problem getting the well to flow.

They are now using the same method at bb to get that to flow.

[atino] 12/11/2017 09:05

If it’s been edited - “Atino” has no problems 😀 thank you for making the necessary amendments to your statement 👍

[joshondale] 12/11/2017 09:03

A lot of hot air here, I thought something had happened.

[dgunn222] 12/11/2017 09:00

What I said IMO was that if the well flowed okay with the rod pump, that ukog would not need to use nitrogen lift as well, as once the well is flowing oil, what would be the point.


PS I have a copy of your original post that has now been edited.

[atino] 12/11/2017 08:58

Dgunn - it was nice that you had asked for “Atinos” seal of approval via validation 😉

Approval “decline”; 😜🙇👍

[atino] 12/11/2017 08:57

Oh Dgunn...

Specifically "Flow will be initiated throughout the programme via the use of nitrogen-lift (without coil tubing), swabbing and/or pumping via the existing high-capacity linear rod pump".

So what the pheck...are you talking about in your last 3 pathetic posts ?? 😡😡😡

[atino] 12/11/2017 08:54

Both you...and Stephen2010 need to be more...”ACCURATE” 🙇 with your statements ! 😡

[atino] 12/11/2017 08:52

No 😡 (please read above post)