UKOG completes acquisition of additional Horse Hill stake
It takes UKOG's stake in the HHDL unit to 49.9%, meaning it now has a 32.435% interest in the underlying Horse Hill project
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LON:UKOG
UKOG focusses primarily on oil and gas assets located in the Weald Basin in southern England where oil and gas drilling has been taking place for well over 100 years. Modern technologies have dramatically altered the methodology of the business – and subsequently drastically reduced the environmental impact for local communities and residents. Get your cbd oil delivery from USA UKOG, thanks to its policy of investing in expert advice from the world’s major analysts, is leading the way in ensuring that any oil and gas developments are conducted with full respect to the countryside and a determination to preserve the well-being and way of life of local residents. UKOG’s shares are listed and trade on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM). The current portfolio includes eight oil and gas assets held under Petroleum Exploration and Development Licences (PEDL). All assets are onshore. The Company is well funded and plans to grow its core UK Weald business with a programme of development and acquisition. Our technical team is driving the “proof of concept” for the new and potentially significant Weald Kimmeridge limestone naturally-fractured oil play, demonstrated by the successful Horse Hill-1 exploration well.
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It takes UKOG's stake in the HHDL unit to 49.9%, meaning it now has a 32.435% interest in the underlying Horse Hill project
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A longer term production test and a programme of two new wells could be in store, if a planning decision goes in favour of the group of oil companies invested in Horse Hill.
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"This acquisition fits perfectly within UKOG's stated strategy to further consolidate and increase its holdings in the Kimmeridge oil play"
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"This enables us to move onto the next phase of operation at Broadford Bridge," said Stephen Sanderson, UKOG executive chairman.
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“The coring programme continues to deliver positive results and important new insights," said UKOG chief executive Stephen Sanderson.
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It has now begun the process of coring, where samples are extracted from the areas most likely to be hydrocarbon-bearing
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Over the last two to three decades around 30 wells have been drilled into the Kimmeridge layer of the Weald Basin, which underlies the south and south-eastern corner of the country. However those 30 wells never tested for oil as the sedimen
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The company already has planning permission for Broadford Bridge-1 (BB-1) in West Sussex and the drill pad has been constructed.
The update from the partners also provided a timeline for testing the Horse Hill well in Surrey as well as setting out a detailed work programme.
“The company is of the firm opinion that the drilling of the BR-X4Z well, which was approved by the OGA, EA and HSE, did not constitute a breach of the planning consents," Angus said.
“We believe that UKOG’s assets are at the early stage of appraisal and that further appraisal and testing have the potential to unlock what we believe to be the most exciting potential new resource the onshore UK oil & gas sector has seen i
“As the operator of the nearby Brockham oil field, Angus can provide invaluable technical insights in tandem with our other partners including UKOG, a major stakeholder in the Horse Hill discovery."
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In the first-half of next year UKOG will move 11 miles along the road from Horse Hill to the PEDL234 licence area
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Broadford Bridge, which like Horse Hill has been estimated to host billions of barrels of oil, is one of a number of new projects planned for 2017 that aim to replicate the standout success of the 'Gatwick Gusher'.
Executive chairman David Lenigas highlighted what he called “tremendous potential” within the PEDL331 area.
The application is for a new, extended production test on the existing well - as well as a programme to drill two new wells.
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UKOG now owns 31.2% of the project, through a 48% stake in HHDL a consortium that has 65% interest in the two licences.
Nutech upped oil in place figures for the Portland zone by some 200%, meanwhile work has begun for a planning application for the next phase of work at Horse Hill.
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Stephen Sanderson, UKOG CEO, said it was a ‘logical step’ and highlighted it is part of an ongoing strategy to consolidate and expand the company’s position in the significant new oil play.
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Horse Hill’s Upper Kimmeridge zone, the second of three zones to be tested, has flowed oil to surface at a rate in excess of 900 barrels per day.
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A second test, carried out yesterday, lasted for nine hours and oil flowed at a rate of 456 barrels of oil per day.