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Fire at US oil refinery

There were no reported injuries in the massive fire in Baton Rouge on Tuesday night.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-51480911/fire-at-us-oil-refinery

Deadline extended to 9th March.

I'll be watching Local Hero

Poor people wouldn't be able to invest anyway, the minimum for the first tranche is $10,000.
If, and it is an if, it's opened up to regular investors, the minimum will still be quite a chunk at $1,000.

Mmmmm, might have to throw in some Terry's dark choc oranges too, now you mention them :-)

Thanks, I'll try my local Sainsburys. They seem to have them online, so they obviously still available one way or another... but I don't think I want £40 worth, to be able to order them online....
Then again... £40 worth would only be a week's supply LOL

I've been trying to find dark chocolate Tunnock's wafers for some years now. They must have stopped making those.

All boils down to whether we believe the extension is purely an administrative one, or if the fund itself is still open to new investors until close of play tomorrow.

Maybe someone had sold most of their shares, and left a few in, and a 'take profit' order was (still) triggered?

Maybe someone had sold most of their shares, and left a few in, and a stop loss was triggered?

Thanks Fatal. I shall have to guess as to who you are when I watch the new series of Only Connect. I do like that show, but am lucky if I get between zero and one correct answers per show.
And I never say no to tips, so would love to see your suggestions for Eurovision and/or Cheltenham :-)
Thank you.

Good luck Fatal. I shall look forward to seeing you on Only Connect.

Let's hope your dream was a 'boner fide' premonition, bonum.

Probably closer to 60 days now, so we should know by the end of June at the latest.

i.e. if members of the public are concerned about environmental issues?

"This grievance mechanism does not replace existing Bahamian legal processes nor impedes access to other judicial or administrative remedies that might be available under domestic law in The Bahamas or through existingarbitration procedures, or substitute for feedback mechanisms provided through collective agreements.

It is intended that all staff members and contractors of BPC that interact with external stakeholders in TheBahamas and elsewhere should be familiar with this grievance mechanism. The process requires the support of senior management who should ensure satisfactory performance. BPC needs to be ready to coordinate and respond in a timely and respectful manner to potential incoming grievances from a variety of external stakeholders.

This mechanism seeks to:

Provide accessible avenues for all external stakeholders to contact and formally communicate with BPC;
Provide a mechanism for stakeholder concerns to be aired, heard and addressed effectively, in a timely manner and by the most appropriate personnel;
Identify and monitor stakeholder concerns to support effective stakeholder feedback and risk management;
Provide a mechanism for potential stakeholder grievance or complaint to be addressed effectively, in a timely manner and by the most appropriate personnel;
Enhance BPC’s reputation as a proactive and transparent company; and

Meet requirements of international management best practi[ce]"

I think the EA is just a formality, based on the 'desktop exercise' that's due to be carried out, as per recent RNS.

"Safety and environmental management systems have been finalised and documented along with bridging documents into the rig operator's systems and Safety Case. BPC's incident response systems and procedure will be tested/verified prior to commencement of the well by OSRL, the Company's contracted response specialists, through the organisation of an extensive desktop exercise simulating an incident requiring an emergency response. This exercise will include BPC management and operating staff, the rig operations team, domestic Bahamian authorities and multiple invited governmental agencies from across the region."

Yup, the price looks a tad high to be a sell...

And, of course, those price estimates were based on a different number of shares in circulation. Today there are a lot more shares in circulation.

EA might be contingent on the successful completion of the 'Desktop Exercise' mentioned in the RNS.

I think, once the Environmental Authorisation is signed off, this gives a farm-in partner a green light for less risk. That might be the catalyst for them signing a farm-in agreement.

Did someone forget to press the '000' button on their keyboard?