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Small world Micky, I live just south of Waddo and family have land in Fiskerton

Plenty of Kerosene lol

Hic !

Definitely missed :-(

Not anymore, blue sky's everywhere! Apart from the sp lol. Bit chilly but of out for a blast on my bike. gla

And if it is sold that will not matter!

("Seems Total is seeking to sell down their West of Shetland producing gas assets, so they wont be a bidder...so exactly who are the bidders going to be ?")
If this assumption is correct then logic would state the same bidders who will bid for Totals assets ?

I think we now know why DB was so keen to acquire the substantial royalty deal that fell through !

That's one tiny choke !

Mr I, cracking interview and the sp drops another 3% lol

"Any potential buyer must have a “thick skin and deep pockets”

That will be Ineos then!

Nurse !!!!!

The point is, it will not take 5yrs to sell, which is what you are implying

Absolutely, whoever buys the resource, develops it!

nice article
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/technology/village-becomes-first-in-uk-to-burn-hydrogen-in-boilers-and-hobs/ar-AAN2V61?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/jim-ratcliffe-gets-behind-the-hydrogen-energy-rush/ar-AALNtDW?li=BBoPWjQ

interesting read

https://twitter.com/ruthhayhurst/status/1402700292093792265

Could have increased costs and delayed development long term!

Hydrogen in the gas network
Some countries such as the Netherlands and the UK already have a national network of natural gas pipes linked up to most homes and businesses. People in these countries are used to using natural gas for heating and cooking, and hydrogen could act as a low-carbon replacement. Just like natural gas, hydrogen can be transported through pipes and burned in the home using a boiler or stove; the only waste products at the point of use are water and some NOx gases.

20% hydrogen
Mixing some hydrogen into the natural gas we use today could reduce greenhouse gas emissions without disrupting homeowners and businesses. For example, a gas mix that is a blend of 20% hydrogen and 80% natural gas by volume can be used in an existing natural gas network without changing any pipes or appliances – this enables a small CO2 saving (about 6%) compared with just using natural gas. An example of this is the HyDeploy project at Keele University in the UK. A second phase of the project will see Northern Gas Networks supplying around 650 homes and businesses in the north east of England with a hydrogen and natural gas blend.

100% hydrogen

Serious money being spent:- https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/dutch-govt-grants-2-4-billion-in-subsidies-to-huge-carbon-storage-project/ar-BB1gxH7c?ocid=msedgdhp