Uk Oil & Gas Share Discussion Threads

[mikeygit] 18/12/2016 10:27

God I do hope this will be a good Christmas present/New Year present. Seemed to have waiting ages for this, but yet it is still under a year. With all the research and good predictions for RECOVERABLE OIL from NUTECH one wonders what can go wrong-----lots many will say, but I remain a cup half full guy!! Good Luck all.
Just preparing a lovely Roast dinner for our son and lovely granddaughter, coming down for their early Xmas Lunch and a nice bottle of Rioja!!

[theuniversal] 18/12/2016 09:29

Apologies as i missed calculated the levels to drill i should of said 61 x portland3 x kimmeridge1 x coralian1 x Oolite= 6Not bad at all really 3 extra levels too explore and hopefully find more oil to surpass HHDL 1680 bopd...

[moneymunch] 18/12/2016 07:05

News imminent. gla ;-)

Angus Energy the operator could be looking at a time frame of only around 3-5 day drill with the well already cased, the first target zone being so shallow.



We are hearing new concrete foundations have been poured so it is looking more likely a new foundation/pad is being used for the drill rig on site.

[moneymunch] 17/12/2016 19:21

a misty morning and day today where i was too.......Gla holders.......Brockham sidetrack results coming soon. ;-)

[moneymunch] 17/12/2016 17:20

Exciting times for all Weald players TU..... EWT permit approval in the next few weeks imho. Surrey County Council, who is responsible for approvals and are dealing with Holmwood, have a meeting planned 11th January.......Watch this space. Gl ;-)

Surrey Count Council
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Wednesday, 11 January 2017 10.30 am

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[theuniversal] 17/12/2016 16:47

Hey money munch guess people dont realise that there are 7 levels to drill. Maybe not all will deliver maybe they will but we have more than 3 levels to hit 1700 bopd. Taking into consideration the declines ( see wytch field farm )...Wow fingers crossed.. how long do angus intend to do a thorough test well. And would they be using these http://zadandunia.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/is-it-newest-oil-drilling-technology.html?m=1

[moneymunch] 17/12/2016 07:14

Sooner rather than later hor permit approval for HH's EWT's, January more than likely imho, although dependent on whether or not an EIA is required, which i reckon will not be requested judging by the original drilling application and approval in 2011 and the subsequent drilling history at HH, as HH does not lie in a designated conservation area. gl ;-)

9th Nov 2011

"The proposed hydrocarbon exploration site does not fall within an area, or site, designated for its landscape or nature conservation importance. It is however, located on farmland within a rural area in the Green Belt."

Consultees (Statutory and Non - Statutory)

Environment Agency

No objection subject to two conditions.

Health and Safety Executive

Does not advise on safety grounds, against the granting of planning permission.

Natural England (Soils, Ecology)

The proposal does not appear to affect any statutorily protected sites or landscapes, or have significant impacts on the conservation of soils.


Thames Water Utilities

No objections.




17th Oct 2016

Horse Hill-1 Oil Discovery, Weald Basin, UK

Planning Application for Significant Appraisal Programme, UK Weald Basin

"The normal local planning authority cycle for an application not requiring an Environmental Impact Assessment such as at Horse Hill, takes approximately 13 weeks."

[moneymunch] 16/12/2016 21:43

Up and running. ;-)

The Rig at Brockham oil field in the Weald. This is the rig that will do everything. @DoriemusPlc From @angusenergyplc site. Well done gents

[mikeygit] 16/12/2016 14:30

DATAIT----sure is---reminds one of those old Western films with the Indians charging at the cavalry and the Officer keeps saying hold your fire, wait wait!! Many getting over excited here. Once things start moving we SHOULD all be in the money whatever company we are invested in!! IMO

[datait] 16/12/2016 14:06

Spring is being loaded folks get ready for them daftys to be locked out and the shorts to get burnt.

[mikeygit] 16/12/2016 13:53

There will be all sorts of rumours going around---seen it all before. Just wait for the RNS to confirm ANYTHING. Champagnes non ice i should think!

[daithedeath] 16/12/2016 12:49

Have they spudded the well ?
Edit (at Brockham)

[temmujin] 16/12/2016 11:58

ukog still falling...angus up 28%...you'd think ukog would rise in sympathy but i guess crooked mms call the shots these days

[mikeygit] 16/12/2016 11:09

IMO--IF this massive oil field does come good and they can produce from a variety of wells it does not matter who you are invested with, you must come out in profit?? Yes ALBA and ANGUS look good at present but once there is positive news for others in the consortium they should likewise rise---it is just that ALBA and ANGUS are flavour of the month at present---all IMO!!

[temmujin] 16/12/2016 10:13

looks like everyone in ukog switching to alba...see you later here no doubt

[moneymunch] 16/12/2016 06:44

Hi TU, the Great Oolite limestone lies below the Kimmeridge limestones and the Corillian limestones, the following link on OIP at HH provides a detailed diagram of the geology.....Angus's CEO Paul Vonk made reference to the Great Oolite in a recent interview, but yesterday's RNS confirms their intentions of drilling deeper and testing it......if the naturally fractured Kimmeridge limestones can free flow, then maybe the Corillian and the Great Oolite also....Exciting times. ;-)

[temmujin] 15/12/2016 20:57

did anyone take my advice?


temmujin10 Dec '16 - 08:57 - 6621 of 6645 0 1 Edit
i sold out friday and piled into alba because it represents better value especially with its angus investment
theuniversal10 Dec '16 - 11:53 - 6622 of 6645 0 0
Each to there own tem...im sticking with ukog... so you wont be posting here then after my replying to this post :-)
temmujin10 Dec '16 - 11:58 - 6623 of 6645 0 0 Edit
may buy back in around 1.4p...just waiting for Alba to multibag b4 christmas

[theuniversal] 15/12/2016 20:45

Lol no beewrong all day haha . Well done moneymunch ;-)Just a quick question this Oolite, is this separate from the 3 kimmeridge levels.? If so the we have for brockham:1: portland2: kimmeridge x33: coralian4: Oolite=6 levels not 5I could bee wrong though ;-)

[moneymunch] 15/12/2016 14:08

David Lenigas ‏@DavidLenigas 57m57 minutes ago

#Oil under the M25 - What did BP miss? Read my thoughts on this. …
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David Lenigas ‏@DavidLenigas 33m33 minutes ago

Back in London on the weekend. Can't wait to get down to Brockham and see what the programme is up to.
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David Lenigas ‏@DavidLenigas 35m35 minutes ago

They are shallow. less than 1,000 metres from memory. that covers the Portland Sandstone all all Kimmeridge limestones. Conventional stuff.
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David Lenigas ‏@DavidLenigas 1h1 hour ago

It's funny to think that people actually believe that there is another bigger rig arriving at Brockham. The rig that is there is "THE" rig.
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David Lenigas ‏@DavidLenigas 1h1 hour ago

To save any confusion - there will NOT be another rig arriving on site at Brockham. The rig that is there will do all the work. @DoriemusPlc
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David Lenigas ‏@DavidLenigas 4h4 hours ago

If Nutech were right in Brockham potential. This work at Brockham will be seriously important for the Weald, horse hill and the #UK. #DOR
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David Lenigas ‏@DavidLenigas 4h4 hours ago

All those that thought Brockham oil programme wasn't going to happen this year. Think again! Sad derampers looking very very stupid now!!!
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[moneymunch] 15/12/2016 09:59

Alba is pleased to announce that it has been advised by the operator, Angus Energy Plc ("Angus"), that work has now commenced at the Brockham Oil Field ("Brockham"), in which Alba is earning a 5 per cent interest. Brockham is located near Gatwick Airport and is only a few miles from Alba's other UK onshore oil and gas interests at Horse Hill.

Angus has advised that it has today received the final approvals required from the UK Government Oil and Gas Authority ("OGA") and Health and Safety Executive ("HSE") to commence work on the BR-X4Z well on UK onshore Production Licence PL 235.

Consequently, Alba is advised that the rig is now on site and has commenced work, as per the approved programme, to abandon the required redundant wells in the upper Portland formation and re-enter the original Brockham-X1 well drilled by BP in 1987 down through the Portland, Kimmeridge, Corallian and into the much deeper Great Oolite formations. The Company understands that all the original BP wells at Brockham that passed through the Kimmeridge and Corallian formations were drilled without properly assessing their hydrocarbon potential.

George Frangeskides, Executive Chairman of Alba, commented:

"We are very pleased that Angus have now obtained the required approvals from the UK authorities and have already started on this potentially very significant work at Brockham. Alba looks forward to reporting the results in due course."