Oh dear Cuadrilla, caught you out again - and it really isnt difficult to do. This document raises several serious questions: As the Balcombe site was not a viable production site in the 1980s, using conventional extraction methods such as those used at Singleton near Goodwood and Storrington - how can it suddenly be viable now? Why does the DECC not seem to be aware of their own correspondence with the operator? Why was the document not revealed through a Freedom of Information Act request to a local resident? The document clearly states that Cuadrilla acquired the site in order to frack it and that it will not become commercially viable without doing so. Which rather begs the question as to why a company would continue a costly operation which is not going to be making them money. Lord Browne said to me in person on 5th December 2013: Cuadrilla is not going to fracture in Balcombe. It never has and its said its not going to do that Who is being deliberately misinformed here – the investors? Or the public?
Posted on: Thu, 08 May 2014 14:31:56 +0000
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