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Hi pacman,
What key words are you putting in the search box please? If I put in "CBA", I get the Requisition meeting! If I put in Cost Benefit, I get a Costain contract rns.
It’s there, OaW. You can download it, just search, in box provided.
Can anyone see the CBA Report that Infa said would be on the website yesterday?
Safety concerns
Again, Why did they close rough?
Once you get more than one nutter on the bb you definitely know you're onto a good thing
https://www.naturalgasworld.com/uk-industry-welcomes-parliamentary-probe-65212 ...........NATURAL GAS NEWS UK INDUSTRY WELCOMES PARLIAMENTARY PROBE Oct 16, 2018 3:45:pm SUMMARY The inquiry will look at issues surrounding UK gas security of supply, including lessons learned from the 'Beast from the East'.
Massive money to do that I believe
Off shore opex is much higher and seasonal storage does not offer the fast reaction times between injection and withdrawal that medium range storage (MRS) provides.
MRS much more attractive to traders
Putting my Machiavellian hat on for a minute, how likely is it that the enquiry will call for Rough to be reinstated, supported by a public subsidy?
https://ec.europa.eu/energy/sites/ener/files/documents/annex_to_pci_list_final_2017_en.pdf
Islandmagee is the most advanced project so get phase 2 done , reverse the SNIP . Takes the pressure off slightly while the others are planned
Surely can't be bad news for Infa.
What this country needs, though, is 4 IslandMagee size projects, fast, to replace Rough and ensure 60 days' of gas storage, for strategic supply reasons.
https://twitter.com/taylorkeogh/status/1052209705324597248?s=19 Remember the UK gov has consistently said the system worked!! This is good news for infa imo
more government papers
pcis get priority if no-deal, jolly good. all timing nicely.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/connecting-europe-facility-energy-funding-if-theres-no-brexit-deal/connecting-europe-facility-energy-funding-if-theres-no-brexit-deal
Wouldn’t worry too much about short term movements. The board are closest to the project and are happy to sink in £350k on open market. All things are moving forward as expected, ahead of schedule and under budget. Financing, offtake agreements and further milestones also expected in the near term. Not an awful lot priced in at present given the progress made with Islandmagee and the calibre of recent board appointments.
Here here,Setanta..another Good One !! My long term optimism for this ship is not diminished by recent AIM shenanigans but I too fear that it is going to take another RNS confirming some external equity funding or the like before we can move upwards again to the .70p or even .80p mark --but hang on,as we will do just that before the year end,you bet !! Happy Christmas then !
Despite the excellent news of yesterday and the recent directors buys the bid/ask has noew fallen to .57/.59p. This on the back of a piddling few sales. The share movement for the past couple of weeks has shown a share which is being manipulated very actively by the MMs. It's just hard to guess why. Todays movement won't make much sense unless there is a very large buy being negotiated in the background. We'll see!
There is also a strong possibility that INFA is not an Aiim investors favourite for now. Aim investors like to buy and to profit in short time spaces and whilst our BOD are providing some very good news they are, inter alia, also suggesting that any spikey action won't take place until near to the end of the year. That deters the new blood and keeps the old .24p placers in there taking a few million "off the table" every so often.
There are still lots of stranded investors who got in with the requisitioners and before that time and who are sitting on lots of .70p shares who are waiting patiently for their day in the sun. It will come but it may test the patience.
Nazareme filtered
Nazareme filtered
interesting govt coverage on post Brexit funding
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld201719/ldselect/ldeucom/63/6310.htm
have any of the 3 NI MEP's been quoted on issue?
Looking forward to reading the CBA Report on the website tomorrow some time.
Thanks spud.
The UK guarantee to cover EU grant funding after Brexit regardless of a deal or no deal will apply specifically to those project's that presently have PCI status under the CEF regardless of what stage they are at. So in a nutshell whether we were still pre FEED stage, post FEED or at FID stage we will still be entitled to apply for those grants. That is my take on the UK govt's paper to honour EU grants that have PCI status.
O&W from today's RBS "Whilst a Brexit "No Deal" generally increases uncertainty, the Directors do not believe that it will affect this application as the UK government (as part of the "no deal" papers published) has stated that it will honour PCI (EU Project of Common Interest) project funding in the event of leaving the EU with no deal." Check out infa NED Mathew Beardmore and his experience in all things EU funding! A quote from Peter Wale(one of the original EGM requisitioners and ex infa non exec chairman ) on a reply to one of my tweets "Matt is legendary in terms of his experience here, extremely impressive contribution" https://twitter.com/RTF83/status/1051774046768123904?s=19
mcadder,
Do you think this UK guarantee on Brexit applies to any as yet unagreed EU grant for an otherwise agreed PCI project, specifically, like Infa's construction grant aid submission?