Buccaneer Energy Plc (AIM:BUCE) CEO Paul Welch talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the results from the Allar #1 well and the company’s forward strategy. Although the well did not encounter commercial hydrocarbons, Welch explained that it yielded valuable subsurface data that confirms the positioning of a key bounding fault. Welch said, “As we got closer to that fault, the sand thinned and became shale-ier. And so there just wasn't special amount of hydrocarbons here to complete the well in this location.” Despite the outcome, he noted the findings were instrumental in refining the placement for future wells. He also discussed the upcoming Fouke #4 well, which is expected to replicate the performance of Fouke #1 and #2, potentially delivering 124 barrels per day at field allowable rates, with a net of 40 barrels per day to Buccaneer. At current prices, that equates to approximately $55,000 per month in net cash flow. Operational constraints mean a sidetrack from Allar #1 would require partner approval, but Welch remains optimistic about reaching a productive zone slightly west of the original bore. Turning to current production, Welch said the Pine Mills field is generating steady cash flow with low operating costs. He highlighted the potential to double output from Fouke #2 once a gas gathering system is installed to reduce backpressure. To stay updated with Buccaneer Energy Plc and more interviews, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and enable notifications for future content. #BuccaneerEnergy #OilAndGas #EnergyExploration #PaulWelch #Allar1 #FoukeField #TexasOil #UpstreamEnergy #WellDrilling #PineMills #EnergyInvestment #OilProduction #OilIndustryUpdates