Angus Energy
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Angus Energy was awarded five oil and gas licence blocks covering about half of the Isle of Wight in 2015 under the Oil and Gas Authority's 14th licensing round in autumn 2015.
It is a partner of UK Oil and Gas Investments. [1] In 2016 it said it planned to conduct '2D seismic surveying' and drill five new shale wells.
Contents
Activities
Brockham field in Surrey
Angus began a well test programme at Brockham in December 2018, but the flow test did not achieve sustainable flows of oil.
In June 2019 Angus Energy announced that the Kimmeridge formation at Brockham would not produce commercial quantities from the Brockham X4z well without fracking. As a result, it said it was considering selling the Brockham field.
Shares in Angus Energy dropped 60% after the company's admission.[2]
People
- George Lucan - managing director
Lobbying and PR firms retained
Resources
Andy Rowell, New documents suggest Angus Energy 'breached planning' conditions in Brockham, Spinwatch, 7 June 2017
Notes
- ↑ Oil and gas: licensing rounds, GOV.uk, accessed 14 November 2016.
- ↑ Paul Seaman, Angus conference call: “Kimmeridge oil not mature at Brockham”, DrillorDrop, 11 July 2019, accessed same day
