Comment by
Snakebite18 on Nov 12, 2022 4:36pm
Do we know exactly what fell into the well. Might be a good indicator of what kind of delay we're looking at. Usually only takes as much as a few days, hopefully. You can acquire something called "rig insurance", which would mean they wouldn't be on the hook for the downtime, - I think ? That could add up in a hurry.
Comment by
Snakebite18 on Nov 13, 2022 8:53am
Thanks for some clarity. My biggest concern, was that if it was something more problematic, how long does the drill sit stationary and at what cost per day. Like you said, usually not a big deal and only a day or two, hopefully. It would be nice for TCF to confirm no problems. Appreciate the response. Cheers
Comment by
Buyreallow on Nov 13, 2022 9:09am
Go to their website (below) and click on the Projects Tab at the top, and scroll down to the bottom right corner and input your email address. Every week they send out a drilling update which gives very nice details about what is going on. It's worthwhile getting it. https://trillionenergy.com/projects/
Comment by
Buyreallow on Nov 13, 2022 9:12am
You may also want to login to the site CEO.ca. You can browse any company by stock symbol. For Trillion, there is an abundance of good information.
Comment by
Ebenizer3 on Nov 13, 2022 9:35am
ahhh, there's something attached to end of that wireline probably a logging tool to locate the exact perforation zone. The packer is being used to push the fish to bottom. The packer is a device that has the ability to inflate and deflate and is part of the drill string.
Comment by
Ebenizer3 on Nov 13, 2022 10:47am
didn't say it was a problem, just the fact that there's something hanging on the end of that wireline. And most wells are produced starting with the deepest zones. Giving them room to push the fish out of the way. Kinda unusual to lose equipment in a cased hole but happens none the less.