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Well done as always for entertaining us.

Could you please help me understand what you mean by - "....for certain, imho"......

It's not that it confused me particularly; rather do you realise the humour in what you posted ......

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Looking at Bots latest gloom and doom report , prompted me to find how long CBM providers take to get into production.

It is a new industry, just about old enough to drink! And AI confirmed that horizontal wells are good. And Queensland is significant?

+++++++++ AI Fastest

The fastest path to commercial production from a virgin Coal Bed Methane (CBM) site is heavily dependent on the reservoir's natural permeability, the availability of pre-existing pipeline infrastructure, and government licensing processes.Globally, the regions with the fastest drilling-to-production turnaround times include:

Queensland, Australia: The Bowen and Surat basins feature highly permeable coals. Because they have established gathering systems, production wells can be dewatered and brought into commercial flow in a matter of months.

Ordos and Qinshui Basins, China: These basins hold highly gassy, high-rank coals. With extensive government fast-tracking and technological drilling advances (such as large-scale cluster and horizontal drilling), deep CBM developments have scaled to high-capacity production very rapidly.

Serowe CBM Project, Botswana: Botala Energy’s Serowe CBM project is advancing swiftly as a primary target for fast-track development due to strong regional gas shortages, favorable reservoir depths (starting around 350-450m), and off-take agreements already in place.

For more mature CBM markets (like the US or Australia), existing infrastructure makes new well tie-ins the fastest route to output, whereas emerging markets rely more on pilot flow testing and government licensing.

++++++++++++ Tony Gilby

Tony Gilby’s Australian coal bed methane (commonly known as coal seam gas, or CSG, in Australia) sites were primarily located in the state of Queensland.

As the managing director and co-founder of Sunshine Gas, his projects focused on exploring and developing significant CSG holdings in this region:

The Bowen Basin & Surat Basin: His company targeted major tenements within these renowned energy basins in Queensland.

The Lacerta Project: One of his key flagship projects was the Lacerta CSG field located in Queensland.

Gladstone Infrastructure: He spearheaded initial plans to build a multi-million dollar liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing plant at Gladstone, Queensland, to commercialise the extracted gas.

Note: While Gilby built his early career success in Australia, his subsequent coal bed methane ventures as the Managing Director of Tlou Energy shifted focus internationally to the Central District of Botswana.

+++++++++++++++ Appraisal of the above

TG knows what he is doing. Look at the throw away remark "production wells can be dewatered and brought into commercial flow in a matter of months." Tlou proved it at Selemo , the lock gates at Lesedi could open at any time soon , and Lesedi will get there first in Botswana for certain, imho.

Fast broadband coming on Monday , 2 months later than expected. They needed to licence the use of live electricity poles to route the cables overground. Underground would be a major bit of engineering.

Trooli provides independent full-fibre broadband across Dorset, offering symmetrical download and upload speeds ranging from 150Mbps up to 2Gbps. Because they use Fiber-to-the-Premises (FTTP), your upload speeds are guaranteed to be as fast as your download speeds. And it is cheaper than my copper and fibre service which is 26 mbs at best. Dead chuffed - in time for the World Cup too!

Trooli provides independent full-fibre broadband across Dorset, offering symmetrical download and upload speeds ranging from 150Mbps up to 2Gbps. Because they use Fiber-to-the-Premises (FTTP), your upload speeds are guaranteed to be as fast as your download speeds.

For the word Brad

109 hits. This one looked unlikely to be right? but is.

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1 1 Jun 2026 10:42 Well, last week President Boko and President Ramaposa of SA signed 4 cooperation agreements. One of which was an energy cooperation agreement saying broadly .... Another nail in the coffin. Looks like the best coals ever seen could not grab their market opportunity. Looks like a lot of things really - and I dont see any of them particularly good. When you gonna admit it Brad ....Botswana and South Africa sign energy cooperation agreement Botswana and South Africa have signed a new energy cooperation agreement aimed at enhancing regional energy security and economic resilience. This agreement marks a shift from costly emergency power purchases to a more stable and economically sustainable arrangement. It is expected to ease Botswana's power supply challenges by enabling predictable, long-term electricity imports from South Africa. The agreement aligns with both nations' goals of enhancing regional energy security and economic resilience, and it is expected to support long-term energy security, infrastructure planning, and potential joint initiatives to stabilize power supply in the Southern African region. BOTS_PROJECTS TLOU.L 1"

Suddenly, because it suits him today , South Africa are wonderful, Eskom owing money left, right and centre are now going to reverse their history?

Tlou are approaching the Mall in their marathon , and Bots is betting on them not finishing the race.

And he thinks I am stupid. It only needs Kala to finance the completion of TX lines and dewatering of Lesedi over the rest of 2026 , and if the Selemo success is repeated after years of failed attempts at both Selemo and Lesedi , the summer could see us completing our jigsaw.

The gas is there , we just have to release it! We want it, Kala want it, BPC want it. There is a well ,we have the will, Kala has the money (I hope) ..... the way awaits us!

A 40 year project for Kala from CBM , and indefinite Solar power to come after that?

Kala know a bargain when they see it.

Trooli broadband called me today to say permission for the lamp posts to carry my fibre lines has been granted, so I'm feeling good for once. Cataract pre-op tomorrow may take up to 3 hours. Dreading that but a new lens might cut out some of my typo errors. And shopping will be easier if I can read the labels.

Your toilet at home is big enough. After all, it managed to deal with all the trash talk you uttered for past 7 years on Tlou..... So capacity isnt a problem.