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The principal business of Rathlin Energy is in the exploration for, and development of, oil and gas reserves in England. Our extensive knowledge, combined with the technical support from Connaught, allows for us to explore for hydrocarbons in a safe and an efficient manner with as little impact to the local people and environment as…
Read MoreCrawberry Hill lies between the villages of Walkington and Bishop Burton in the East Riding of Yorkshire. This was a conventional oil and gas exploration site that was drilled but never tested. The site has now been restored and, having relinquished its environmental permits, Rathlin has completed a five-year aftercare programme.
West Newton A site lies between the villages of West Newton, Marton, New Ellerby and Withernwick in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The site was constructed in 2013 and the WN-A1 well exploration well was drilled in the same year. The WN-A2 well was drilled in 2019 to appraise the conventional Permian Age Carbonate reservoirs. No high volume hydraulic fracturing within the Bowland Shale will take place at this site.
West Newton B wellsite is located approximately a mile from West Newton A. The site was constructed in 2020 followed by the drilling of the WN-B1 well and subsequent WN-B1Z sidetrack which were drilled to appraise the conventional Permian Age carbonate reservoirs encountered at WNA. No high volume hydraulic fracturing within the Bowland Shale will take place at this site.