Union Jack Oil North Kelsey operator submits planning appeal

Union Jack Oil plc (LON:UJO) a UK focused onshore hydrocarbon production, development and exploration company, has advised that further to the announcement of 14 March 2022, the Operator of PEDL241, Egdon Resources U.K. Limited, has submitted an appeal on behalf of the Joint Venture partnership, against the refusal of an extension of time to the existing planning permission by Lincolnshire County Council for the drilling and testing of a conventional exploration well at the North Kelsey site.

Union Jack holds a 50% economic interest in PEDL241.

The appeal documentation has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate (“PINS”) and the appeal will now be validated by PINS before an inspector is appointed and a timetable defined. The expectation is that the appeal will be decided under the Written Representation Procedure, a process where PINS will consider written evidence from the appellant, the local planning authority and any other interested parties.

North Kelsey Prospect

North Kelsey is a conventional oil exploration prospect on trend with, and analogous to, the Wressle development which lies approximately 15 kilometres to the northwest. The prospect has been mapped from 3-D seismic data and has the potential for oil in four stacked Upper Carboniferous reservoir targets.

The Operator estimates that gross Prospective Resources range from 4.66 to 8.47 million barrels of oil (“mmbo”), with a Mean Resource of 6.47 mmbo.

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