A British energy company said Wednesday shale oil continued to flow naturally to the surface, a day after it declared high rates from its Horse Hill license. Light, sweet crude oil was flowing naturally to the surface one day after U.K. Oil & Gas Investments said oil was coming up from the surface at a controlled rate of 456 barrels of oil per day. Located near the airport of the same name, the company dubbed the flow the “Gatwick Gusher.” “The well continues to produce high quality oil at good rates,” the company’s chairman, Stephen Sanderson, said in a statement. “Although further work is required to be done, we are now beginning to establish the commerciality of […]