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Angus granted approval for Brockham

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Angus Energy plc has been granted approval for its plans at Brockham oil field near Dorking in Surrey.

Discussions: the company will proceed to reperforate at the earliest opportunity (Angus Energy)

WELL BRX4-Z

The county council’s planning committee agreed to allow the company to abandon the Kimmeridge layer and reperforate the Portland layer in well BRX4-Z.

This is subject only to a unilateral undertaking to secure a routing agreement on HGV movements.

Angus said that its existing Environment Agency (EA) permit required minor variation to allow production from the Portland as opposed to the Kimmeridge in the well, for which the company is in discussions with the EA.

“Following such variation the company would proceed to reperforate at the earliest opportunity,” said Angus in a statement.

The company added it would report existing production from BRX2-Y, now supported by water injection, in the coming fortnight.

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