Block Energy P. Share Price (BLOE)

Q1 average = 400 boepd

Q2 average = 664 boepd

Q3 Average = 630 boepd

Q4 average = 481 boepd (interpolated)

Average for YE 2023, from report = 543 boepd

Rocklawn - "I don't give a damn what they get out of the ground" - Perhaps you should.

During Q2 average production was 664 boepd

Production as of the 25th September after WR34 came on line was 684 boepd.

During Q3 average production was 630 boepd

According to my calculations it appears that Q4 average production dropped to approx 481 boepd - see below:

i.e. Average production rate for 2023 = 543 boepd (from annual report)

Therefore yearly production = 543 x 365 / 1000 = 198.2 Mboe

Therefore Q4 production = 198.2 - (36 + 60.4 + 58) = 43.8 Mboe (- Q1, Q2 & Q3)

Therefore average production rate for Q4 = 43.8 / 91 x 1000 = 481 boepd

I would be pleased if someone would check my calculations to ensure that I have not made a silly mistake.

The shi.. that's posted here is ...a joke ...and then when I post a comment regarding this share ..I'm classed as a deramper or a T20 go getter ... take it easy guys ...and STOP analyising this company to death ... I dont give a damn what they get out of the ground ...as long as the share price rises and I can make a profit ... we are in mickey mouse country with tiny companies ...some make it...most dont ... so let's hope for the best ... the idea that this company is worth crazy figures is..not on the cards ...and if an offer of 20p a share was made in the morning ...what a great surprise ... even 10p ...

Evening Bobbbyrash - some good contributions today from a variety of posters. Not calling you out for one minute as I'm the first to seize on some positivity but one thing I've painfully learned over the years on AIM is to be wary of purely subjective comment such as "Excited by how quickly this project continues to develop". If I had PH's ear I would say define explicitly how advanced the project is and when revenues might be expected? We have a technical study outlining the potential of a CCS project and a MOU with a subsidiary of a big Eastern player but explain to investors where we are in terms of the practicality of implementing the project - so easy to trot out vague thoughts about being excited but potential investors want facts, probably evidenced by the lack of buying all afternoon (though I note Chesh reported some interesting after hours activity).

Https://fticommunications.com/carbon-capture-ma-is-accelerating-here-is-a-quick-guide-for-interested-parties/

Scroll down and read point 1. Over 30 buyers were lined up for that particular deal!!

I've just read one CCS in the north sea are planning on starting by injecting 1m tonnes a year rising to 6m tonnes a year. If we can find 1m tonnes a year in our region then the revenue is mind boggling!!

Btw a few nice buys after hours!