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Happy days.. ££
Deal to come :)
Shale doesn’t help anyone bar those invested in profiting from its sale.
It doesn’t deliver energy security or drive cheaper energy into the UK market. It is a waste of time and is designed to line the pockets of certain party members and their paymasters for the next 2 years until they get removed.
We contribute less than 1% of global emissions, why should we suffer, let’s get the shale gas out the ground asap. Msm push their agenda, how’s that panned out lol we are rebelling
"Bosses of Bam, CBRE, Arup and British Land among signatories of letter urging prime minister to deliver on climate promises
Sarah George
Published 21st September 2022
Amazon, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners and Sky are among the 116 businesses and financial institutions urging new Prime Minister Liz Truss to couple plans for dealing with the cost-of-living crisis with plans for climate action. ...
Now, a total of 116 major businesses and financial institutions have written an open letter to Truss, urging her not to sideline the UK’s net-zero transition in favour of short-term economic growth. The letter argues the case for delivering an economic recovery for the UK grounded in low-carbon technologies and nature conservation and restoration.
The letter has been coordinated by the Corporate Leaders Group UK (CLG UK) at the University of Cambridge. Signatories collectively represent £1.8trn of market capitalisation and more than 425,000 members of staff. ...
Summarising the rationale for sending the letter, CLG UK’s director Eliot Whittington said: “The UK is facing severe economic headwinds. The best and only sensible way of facing up to them has to include investing in British renewable energy and helping homes and businesses be more energy efficient. Maintaining and strengthening our focus on net zero and nature protection can help us move beyond the rising costs of fossil fuels and deliver a better economy with more energy and food security, more jobs and greater social equality.”
A report from the CLG this summer concluded that addressing the UK’s rising energy prices in a “climate-friendly” way would not only cut bills for households and businesses now, but reduce the likelihood of future price spikes and be beneficial to the economy in the short and long term. Approaches locking in carbon would deliver lower benefits in the medium and long-term, that report found.
Whittington added: “What’s more, the Conservative Party has rightly enshrined net zero into law and in so doing reaffirmed UK leadership on climate action, further demonstrated at last year’s COP26 summit. UK business and finance leaders urgently want to see more leadership from the government on this agenda, with clear, well-resourced and defined plans to get us on track for a more stable climate and a stronger economy.”"
https://www.edie.net/deliver-robust-net-zero-plans-in-response-to-rising-costs-liz-truss-urged-by-more-than-100-businesses/
The 0.92's are buys ,they're mine...expecting a decent return here..long and my holding is sticky.
"'Demand has never been higher': How the energy crisis is proving an 'accelerant' for renewable energy
James Murray
02 August 2022 • 7 min read
Latest data from BloombergNEF reveals 11 per cent increase in global renewable energy financing, as investment reaches record levels - is a tipping point being reached?
The global economic outlook may be worryingly bleak, but there is still little evidence that inflation and dwindling investor confidence are impacting the booming renewables market as investment continued..."
https://www.businessgreen.com/news-analysis/4054207/demand-energy-crisis-proving-accelerant-renewable-energy
The cash shell ARA released its interim results a couple of weeks ago, and in their interim results statement, the company noted that the current energy crisis was boosting renewable energy growth:-
7th Sep 2022 7:00 am RNS Half-year Results
"... John Croft, the Chairman of Aura commented: ...
"Since listing, Aura has begun to explore a range of potential targets in the UK and overseas which could offer the opportunity for significant growth in this exciting and fast-moving market sector. We have also been in discussions with the Board's extensive professional and business networks to raise the Company's profile and highlight its intentions and objective to this large potential introducer base.
"The current worldwide economic and political uncertainty caused by supply chain issues, inflation, interest rate rises, hostilities in Europe and further afield, the lingering impact of Covid and climate change, have had a dampening impact on capital market activity and fund raisings during 2022.
"Despite these uncertainties, the growth in renewable capacity continues, with solar capacity leading the way. Installed renewable energy capacity around the world increased by 6% in 2021, despite post-Covid delays and rising raw material costs of 15%-25%. The International Energy Agency (IEA) expects 2022 to create further growth of 8% in installed capacity, not least as countries that have relied upon oil and gas from Russia are now accelerating the expansion in renewable energy capacity in response to the war in Ukraine.
"As a result of these market forces, we are more confident than ever that the renewable energy sector will offer excellent opportunities for acquisitive and organic growth for the foreseeable future, and we are committed to ensuring that the Company and its stakeholders have the chance to share in these opportunities." ..."
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ARA/half-year-results-sjcwoorehyzonr2.html
This bodes well for TMOR's stated area of focus.
From TMOR's website:-
"Our focus will be investing in a business or businesses which are developing and/or supporting the energy transition, which is the global energy sector’s shift from fossil-based systems of energy to renewable sources, such as wind and solar and lithium-ion batteries."
http://www.moreacquisitions.co.uk/
Another TR1, this will absolutely rocket at some point!
Accumulate and hold.
Free float must be almost non existent here another 2m took today by the looks of it
Port in a storm. Plenty of cash here. Not much downside. Load up
No brainer. Not much downside. Huge upside
Off we go.. Load up
Largish accumulation buys most days here this will go like a rocket if/when good news drops
Seriously primed here. Recent tr1s, follow the money
Get in early. Deal close imo
Couple chunky buys at full ask:)
Load up, 1.2m in bank. Under radar. Look what happened at adv. Cheapest spac on aim
A director bought 2 million in July at the current price taking his holding up to 12 million (9.6% of the company):
https://investegate.co.uk/more-acquisitions--tmor-/rns/director-pdmr-shareholding/202207191155259911S/
Interesting
https://twitter.com/tozzer121/status/1503309353981562881/photo/1
aka the runcorn troll
Volume increasing here. Doc obviously sees a good thing here.
Lots of directors buys recently also.
With any news on acquisitions this could rocket.
I've taken a position today.
Loading up again. Now up to 5.68% of the company.
https://twitter.com/DDS_DocHoliday/status/1567855383129079808
Its a risk but feel this could multibag on moderate volume