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I looked at this video and considered, without knowing for sure, what if the price of helium is now double from what is was then?
$120m of gas now $240m x 3
So for the 3 plants (without hydrogen/argon) $720m
The numbers here are staggering
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik54Lj_OiM4
Js - as a generalisation, positive posts contain facts, figures, links and more often than not interesting information.............as yet I've not seen a single negative post that has done the same, still there's time I guess.
Good post Timor
A lot of people talk about historical valuations and rightly mention there are more shares in issue today, but at the same time ignore the continual increase in price of helium. Rightly or wrong I see historical valuations as in play because more shares/rising cost of helium offset themselves.
When the derampers get it wrong, they don’t admit fault or even care if they lose people money, I will hazard a guess most find it amusing.
When I initially came here the SP was 0.003 (third of a penny) and here the same people Donotpanic, Slacker, Yana etc were saying the same things as they are today, no difference. I ignored them and invested £4,200.
Now just a few weeks on the price is 0.024, 8 times higher than when I purchased.
Still the common theme persists, the derampers are pedalling the same lines, never validating anything by way of external links or intellectual reasoning, the best you get from them is I think it will go down, and that is it.
I am more than happy to leave my money in here, simply because I prefer to believe the CEO than a hidden entity, validating nothing on a chat board. I have no doubt whatsoever that when we hit 24p the same people will be spinning the same unvalidated negative comments.
HELIUM ONE current share price performance does not fully reflect the work done to date by the company, in our view, Liberum commented.
The price target incorporates the brokers belief that Helium One has a chance of geological success, it said, but was not afraid to suggest 54p would be attainable if success was certain. This was before the recent HE1 Success....
NOW HE1 are 100% Successful with Pure Green Helium Discovery at High Concentrations beyond all Expectations..
CEO stated 4.7% Helium is Transformative and more..
This video discusses the road to commercialisation following a discovery, as we have, also helium is a lot more expensive now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik54Lj_OiM4&t=485s
If oil is present you have to go a lot deeper, more than double.
The signs are good, and the new pipeline isnt running through the basin for a laugh
In 1997 Heritage Oil began to explore in the Albert Basin, Uganda, on the western arm of the East African Rift System (EARS). By 2008 drilling in the Kingfisher area had resulted in exploration success and individual well flow rates of over 14,000 bopd caught the eye of the watching industry. Current reserve estimates for the Albertine Basin stand at 1 Bbo, with upside for 2 Bbo – though upside estimates of up to 3.5 Bbo have been quoted. The Kingfisher well was a game changer and opened a new fairway in the African Rift Basins. Since its discovery, stimulation of exploration activity has resulted in the African rift basins becoming nearly 100% licensed.
This video discusses the road to commercialisation following a discovery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik54Lj_OiM4&t=485s
How much helium/hydrogen has been discovered
What are the extraction/processing/field development plans
Construction of a processing plant
Corporate partnerships
Funding
Over to Eyasi where the prospects just as amazing with Oil/Gas/Helium in the ground and conveniently the EACOP pipeline running close by.
So the scientists who worked this out
The geochemical profile indicates presence of mantle fluids and enhanced release of crustal N2 and 4He, in line with observations of early rift stages in Rukwa basin, Tanzania.
Last summer just ‘happen’ to be in Japan orally briefing on this subject and others related
Then as Skittish reported everything on site is still there, a surprise to him
And today a party from Japan arrive.
Coincidence, of course yes it all could be.
Have a nice weekend
i stumbled across this by accident.
it appears chris and his team, knew all along what was in the ground.
this was a presentation in japan last year
the central african plateau of zambia and the democratic republic of congo has been suggested as a broad zone of nw/se extension based on low gravity, high heat flow and sp**** and irregular seismicity. recent multi-disciplinary tectonic analysis argued that there is a young, through going, active rift system that breaks the nubian plate, extending from the east african rift system (ears), and forming a southwestern rift extension (daly et al., 2020). the isotopic composition of helium from hot springs in the centre of this rift system adds new and compelling data to this hypothesis. gas samples from surface vents along the faulted margin of the kafue rift basin are n2-dominated, with up to 2.3% 4he and 3he/4he ratios of 0.15 r/ra. the geochemical profile indicates presence of mantle fluids and enhanced release of crustal n2 and 4he, in line with observations of early rift stages in rukwa basin, tanzania [2]. co2/3he ratios in the kafue rift samples are lower than morb values by up to a factor of 200, indicating mantle co2 loss from the system. mantle co2 is sequestered within the crust during hydrothermal fluids ascent, in contrast to co2-dominated fluids proximal to mature ears spreading centres. the kafue rift basin records geochemical signatures of the very early stage processes of lithospheric heating and weakening associated with the propagation of continental rifting.
https://conf.goldschmidt.info/goldschmidt/2023/meetingapp.cgi/paper/20824
Bingo, here it is, look at the names
https://conf.goldschmidt.info/goldschmidt/2023/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/20516
Then ask yourself, why are these people briefing the Japanese last summer and funnily enough just after He1 hit the motherload, the Japs arrive lol
If you could read Craig, you would see the significance..........like with the lab situation when you couldn't help yourself lol Read and follow the links, there may be something very interesting in here https://conf.goldschmidt.info/goldschmidt/2023/meetingapp.cgi/Search/0?sort=Relevance&size=10&page=1&searchterm=helium%20
Over the past five years the interest in molecular hydrogen (H2) has soared: the energy transition in many economies is considering H2 as main energy carrier. So understanding possible reactions during subsurface storage of H2 and the prospects of finding natural H2 occurrences in quantities of economic interest are high on the agenda. Recent drilling of H2-rich intervals, review of old petroleum and mineral datasets as well as findings of H2-rich gases and fluids in soils or the continental crust have underlined the importance of elucidating the natural H2 cycle well beyond the research on subseafloor hydrothermal vents whilst advancing the large-scale usage of H2 as energy carrier – with possible release into the environment.
This session will combine contributions investigating the reactions, processes and kinetics of formation or oxidation of H2: during water-rock interaction on mineral surfaces, consumption by microorganisms, and formation by corrosion and radiolysis. Presentations from both experimentalists and modelers will foster the exchange of available data and models. Additionally, it will integrate research on controls of H2 migration – as loss from subsurface storage, possible pressure-release mechanism during the long-term storage of high-level nuclear waste or in the context of natural hydrogen fluxes in marine (e.g. hydrothermal) and continental settings. And it will outline avenues to and results from recent exploration endeavours for natural H2-rich gases and fluids. Besides H2 the session will incorporate new findings and exploration work on helium, as both gases require new approaches different from the hydrocarbon exploration and resource assessment.
Interesting
I took the words Goldschmidt Geochemistry Conference which were referenced in the link above and just added the word helium - Goldschmidt Geochemistry Conference helium
What I found was very strange
7b01 - Experimental and modeling insights for underground hydrogen storage and natural hydrogen & helium exploration strategies
https://conf.goldschmidt.info/goldschmidt/2023/meetingapp.cgi/Session/5203
Talk of fault lines, nuclear power which is heavily helium dependant.
Interesting links and timing
https://dailynews.co.tz/bridging-cultures-building-futures-celebrating-japan-tanzania-relations/
https://www.sci.news/geology/helium-gas-field-tanzania-03982.html
Like I said 'Crusty' you are a little obvious lol
Hello Roger, how are you today, hopefully feeling very self satisfied at today's events and at topping up at a bargain basement price?! Unfortunately I spent most of my day and evening on a train to and from Bath and back and so missed the opportunity. I suspect that it will cost me quire a few quid but ho hum it was ever thus.
Good luck RJ and all other He1 "owners".