
Energy industry specialists with a proven track record
As well as focusing on developing our Saltfleetby gas project and our Balcombe, Lidsey and Brocham oil fields Angus Energy plan to use our geological, drilling and engineering skills to take the opportunity to repurpose onshore hydrocarbon wells for the production and storage of geothermal energy and the use of older fields for the storage of CO2 or hydrogen.

Saltfleetby Gas Field
The Saltfleetby Gas Field is located onshore UK in licence PEDL005, producing gas from East Lincolnshire.
The field was discovered in 1996, producing gas from both the Westphalian Sandstones and Namurian reservoirs and was, upon discovery, the largest onshore gas field in the UK, with a GIIP of 114 BCF.
Production began in 1999 at rates exceeding 50 MMScf per day, with produced gas, water, and condensate piped via a 10” pipeline to the nearby Theddlethorpe Gas Terminal (TGT). Here it was processed and sent into the National Grid. Eight wells and several sidetracks have been drilled on the site.

Balcombe Field Discovery
Angus Energy holds a 25% stake in and is the Operator of, the Balcombe Discovery along with its partners Cuadrilla and Lucas Bolney.
The Balcombe site lies approximately 8km south east of Crawley near the village of Balcombe. The conventional oil accumulation lies on the downthrown side of the Borde Hill Fault, with dip closure present both to the east and west at Upper Jurassic level. The field is positioned in a prime central location of the Weald Basin, where buried rock intervals are at their thickest, and oil source rock intervals at their most mature.

Lidsey Oil Field
The Lidsey oil field is located in the production licence PL241, onshore West Sussex near Bognor Regis, on the southern flank of the Weald Basin.
Angus energy is the operator and majority partner of the licence and currently holds a 80% interest in the field.
The field was discovered in 1987 by Carless exploration with the Lidsey 1 discovery well, which encountered oil in the Middle Jurassic Bathonian Great Oolite formation. The formation is sealed by the overlying Oxford Clay (proven to be effective at both Humbly Grove & Horndean) and sourced by the Lias, Kimmeridge Clay & Oxford Clay.

Brockham Oil Field
Angus Energy is the operator and majority partner of production licence PL235 located in the Weald Basin, onshore UK. Angus currently holds a 80% interest in the Brockham field.
The Brockham field was first discovered by BP in the late 1980’s and since then has a long history of production from the Portland Sandstone, a conventional sandstone oil reservoir.
Production from the Portland Sandstone has continued since discovery in the 1980’s right up to the last few years. The field has undergone a steady and predictable decline in production rate as the asset has matured.
Our Leadership Team
Angus Energy have a clear company focus and operating model which involves breathing new life into old assets, increasing production and unlocking new reserves. Our board of directors have an outstanding knowledge of the oil and gas industry and a track record of success within it.

Patrick Clanwilliam
Non-Executive Chairman

Richard Herbert
Chief Executive Officer

Carlos Fernandes
Finance Director

Paul Forrest
Non-Executive Director

Krzysztof Zielicki
Non-Executive Director

Tim Kaye
Director of UK Operations (Non-Board)
Angus Energy PLC
Investor Relations
At Angus Energy we know that investors are the lifeblood of our company and we believe in being as open and honest with shareholders as our regulators permit us to be. We regularly update our Twitter feed with real-time updates on our operations and answer shareholder queries at the end of every month via our Investor Questions Forum.