Will we get spud rns tomorrow,I hope so they did say early next week,it wasn't today so got to be tomorrow otherwise it would have stated middle of the week
("Angus Energy", the "Group" or the "Company")
Lidsey-X2 Operational Update
Angus Energy plc. is pleased to announce that the BDF drilling rig 28 has arrived on location at the Lidsey Oil Field and is in the process of rigging up prior to rig acceptance. Ancillary equipment and casing is already on site and equipment inspections continue. The plan is to spud (official start of the drilling process) the Lidsey-X2 horizontal production well early next week. Lidsey-X2 will be a conventional production well targeting the existing Great Oolite reservoir, in addition, the well will als
("Angus Energy", the "Group" or the "Company")
Lidsey-X2 Operational Update
Angus Energy plc. is pleased to announce that the BDF drilling rig 28 has arrived on location at the Lidsey Oil Field and is in the process of rigging up prior to rig acceptance. Ancillary equipment and casing is already on site and equipment inspections continue. The plan is to spud (official start of the drilling process) the Lidsey-X2 horizontal production well early next week. Lidsey-X2 will be a conventional production well targeting the existing Great Oolite reservoir, in addition, the well will also pass through the Kimmeridge formation and enable Angus Energy to assess its potential in the Southern edge of the Weald basin.
The Kimmeridge formation will be logged thoroughly as part of the drilling process. The existing production well Lidsey-X1 has been temporarily suspended due to the site preparation works required for the drilling of Lidsey-X2, however design options are under consideration to turn it into a water injector or Kimmeridge producer depending on Lidsey-X2 drilling results. As previously announced, the Company expects an operating window of approximately six weeks from the spud date early next week to actual production from Lidsey-X2.
Interest in Lidsey Oil Field (PL 241):
Following completion of the acquisition of a 10% interest from Terrain Energy (RNS 4 May 2017) the Group will own a 60% direct interest in the Lidsey Oil Field and a 50% economic interest in the Lidsey-X2 well which is held under UK Production Licence PL 241.
Paul Vonk, Angus Energy's Managing Director, commented:
"We are pleased with the arrival on site of the drilling rig and look forward to the commencement of drilling operations and bringing Lidsey-X2 into production."
o pass through the Kimmeridge formation and enable Angus Energy to assess its potential in the Southern edge of the Weald basin.
The Kimmeridge formation will be logged thoroughly as part of the drilling process. The existing production well Lidsey-X1 has been temporarily suspended due to the site preparation works required for the drilling of Lidsey-X2, however design options are under consideration to turn it into a water injector or Kimmeridge producer depending on Lidsey-X2 drilling results. As previously announced, the Company expects an operating window of approximately six weeks from the spud date early next week to actual production from Lidsey-X2.
Interest in Lidsey Oil Field (PL 241):
Following completion of the acquisition of a 10% interest from Terrain Energy (RNS 4 May 2017) the Group will own a 60% direct interest in the Lidsey Oil Field and a 50% economic interest in the Lidsey-X2 well which is held under UK Production Licence PL 241.
Paul Vonk, Angus Energy's Managing Director, commented:
"We are pleased with the arrival on site of the drilling rig and look forward to the commencement of drilling operations and bringing Lidsey-X2 into production."
