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Just for you shytemeister as you keep missing the memo:

All you do is whine. Never a positive comment and a completely jealous Negative Nancy. At least when I shut the engines down the whining stops, but with this oxygen thief it never stops.



What an utterly sad complete and lonely twisted individual you must be. Posting on Christmas Day evidently not enjoying it either. You proved me right though, I predicted this and true to form you obliged. You truly are one very sad and miserable excuse who will likely never make a penny from investing money in shares.

Try getting a life.

Just for you shytemeister as you keep missing the memo:

Just in case you missed it and for clarity:

All you do is whine. Never a positive comment and a completely jealous Negative Nancy. At least when I shut the engines down the whining stops, but with this oxygen thief it never stops.



What an utterly sad complete and lonely twisted individual you must be. Posting on Christmas Day evidently not enjoying it either. You proved me right though, I predicted this and true to form you obliged. 1 tick too, from your other username. You truly are one very sad and miserable excuse who will likely never make a penny from investing money in shares.

Try getting a life.

Just in case you missed it and for clarity:

Shytemincer - all it does is whine. Never a positive comment and a completely jealous Negative Nancy. At least when I shut the engines down the whining stops, but with this oxygen thief it never stops.



What an utterly sad complete and lonely twisted individual you must be. Posting on Christmas Day evidently not enjoying it either. You proved me right though, I predicted this and true to form you obliged. 1 tick too, from your other username. You truly are one very sad and miserable excuse who will likely never make a penny from investing money in shares.

Try getting a life.

the block xib field offers one other intriguing prospect: a potential ccs facility with the potential to serve as a net-zero hub in georgia’s industrial heartlands. a study commissioned by the company estimates a co2 storage capacity ranking – at both reservoir and basin scales – amongst the highest in europe, the reservoir scale storage is estimated at 256 million metric tonnes, and the basin scale at up to 8.7 gigatonnes. the technology proposed for the storage of co2 in the middle eocene is similar to that successfully deployed by carbfix in iceland.

a pilot injection programme, the first of its kind in the eastern european region, was successfully completed in august, paving the way for commercial engagement with industrial partners and carbon markets. post-injection sampling and third-party laboratory analysis has confirmed rapid mineralisation of the injected co2, with 70pc to 100pc mineralisation being achieved since the pilot injection. bloe said: ‘these results are a major technical milestone for block. post-injection sampling and third-party laboratory analysis has confirmed rapid and permanent mineralisation of co2 in the reservoir, materially de-risking the project and enabling us to take the next steps toward development and commercialisation … mineralisation provides a fundamentally different and higher-integrity form of storage as compared with conventional ccs and delivers permanent storage without the reliance on long-term trapping mechanisms … we’re therefore very excited to begin work on phase 2 and what could become a material asset for the company.’

bloe completed a £1.5m raise last month to support the ccs programme and its farm-out campaigns. the new funds will also project i, aiming for oil production from the middle eocene reservoir of the west rustavi/krtsanisi field, where eight development zones identified, and project ii, focused on the redevelopment of the middle eocene reservoir of the patardzeuli and samgori fields, where a large legacy well stock offers multiple drilling opportunities. patardzueli-samgori middle eocene (project ii) contains 2c contingent resources of 235.0 mmbbl. a new project i well drilled this year marked the first successful application of the company’s ‘slim-hole’ technology in georgia. bloe’s projects are also supported by ongoing production. during h1 2025 the company reported total production of 87.5 mboe comprising 66.4 mbbls of oil and 21.1 mboe of gas (1h 2024: 82.8 mboe, comprising 61.3 mbbls of oil and 21.5 mboe of gas).

bloe moves into 2026 with two major value catalysts: project iii and the ccs initiative. prospective investors should keep a particularly close eye on the proposed project iii farm-in. bloe currently trades at 0.75p, up 17pc this year, with a market cap of £7.55m.

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Block Energy (AIM:BLOE) has taken significant steps towards unlocking the full value of previously discovered fields in the former Soviet republic of Georgia, closing on a farm-in deal for the company’s highly prospective Project III gas resource, and completing a pilot injection programme towards the validation of a major Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) facility near the capital city of Tbilisi. Initial results have confirmed rapid mineralisation of the injected CO2.

BLOE is now Georgia’s largest independent oil and gas company, with interests in seven PSCs covering an area of 4,256 km2, with good connections to the Southern Gas Corridor linking Azerbaijan with Turkey and southeast Europe. The company’s principal asset is its 100pc interest in the onshore licence Block XIB, historically Georgia’s most productive block. XIB’s key fields have more than 2.77 TCF of 2C contingent gas resources with an estimated NPV of $1.65bn. BLOE is pursuing four concurrent projects to monetise low-cost, low-risk developments across the company’s assets to reinvest in delivering XIB’s gas resource..

The company’s flagship Project III is focused on the undeveloped gas-bearing natural fracture system within the Block’s Lower Eocene and Upper Cretaceous reservoirs. BLOE estimates the Project could achieve production of 4.7 bcm per year – around 40pc more gas than Georgia currently consumes.

Earlier this month BLOE received a non-binding farm-in offer for Project III from ‘a large energy company’. The indicative offer includes a full carry of the Patardzueli-Samgori appraisal programme, comprising three historical well re-tests (two Lower Eocene and one Upper Cretaceous); two highly inclined sidetracks targeting the Lower Eocene; and a full suite of reservoir data acquisition and well-testing operations.

In addition to the appraisal carry, the offer includes an initial development carry covering the construction and hook-up of a 20 MMcf/d (c. 3,300 boe/d) early-production facility. Block estimates the total gross cost of the proposed carry to be in the range of $25-30m.

Negotiations are advancing with a major international energy and petrochemical company on a potential farm-in to Project III. The company has signed a non-exclusive MoU with a leading international trading company establishing a framework for potential future gas offtake and marketing cooperation. The farm-out would see initial production of 20 MMCF/d (c. 3,300 boepd) following completion of the appraisal programme, with a planned ramp up (in the 2C case) to 200 MMCF/d (c. 33,000 boepd).

Project IV is focused on another farm-out, for the XIQ PSC just north of Block XIB, in which the company holds a 10pc interest. Discussions are advanced for a leading international E&P company to commit to an exploration of XIQ’s Martkopi Terrace prospect, which holds 301.7 MMboe mean unrisked recoverable prospective resources.

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In no particular order, although potentially in chronological order:

1. Non-binding farm-in offer from 8 December 2025. Next major development: signing a binding farm-in agreement with the prospective JV partner.

2. CCS: Georgian Government Consent/Approval once farm-in agreement achieved & submitted for government approval.

3. Phase 1 CCS Results/Wider Project Updates follow-ups. Further results or development plans on CCS (Phase 2 injection performance). Commercial or strategic partnerships linked to CCS

4. Project III and Project IV. Near-term news engines: Project III: next news is almost entirely about (a) signing a binding farm-in/farm-out, then (b) Georgian government consent and completion, then (c) mobilisation and appraisal/Early Production Facility scope. Project IV: next news is about completion of the XIQ farm-out (already described as on schedule and getting positive government feedback), followed by 3D seismic and high-impact wells timing.

Shytemincer - all it does is whine. Never a positive comment and a completely jealous Negative Nancy. At least when I shut the engines down the whining stops, but with this oxygen thief it never stops.



“No doubt PH is enjoying his festive holiday with his massive salary and bonuses from Block Energy.

Result wise?...

The company have undergone several name changes, and they have tried to explore previous materials from metals to gold, and from crude oil to natural gas.

To-date they have failed at everything they tried to find.

Perhaps they will try to find the quantum particle or the dark matter next.”

What an utterly sad complete and lonely twisted individual you must be. Posting on Christmas Day evidently not enjoying it either. You proved me right though, I predicted this and true to form you obliged. 1 tick too, from your other username. You truly are one very sad and miserable excuse who will likely never make a penny from investing money in shares.

Check your accounts too, seems you got confused which account you were logged into over the festive (for everyone else) period posting identical comments and then ticking yourself up:

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/panman/

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/stockmaiden/

Try getting a life.

Toady-mouth seems enamoured with the Tate brothers. The same duo whose greatest intellectual contribution to civilisation seems to be coaching insecure men to confuse loud-mouthed bravado with wisdom, all while they themselves are embroiled in multiple sex-crime and human-trafficking allegations and a global reputation for toxic macho posturing.

Interesting parallax: worshipping self-declared “alphas” whose primary talent is selling grievance as empowerment, and promoting misogyny.

"Great news for BLOE, a 12.50% drop as we speak...

PH laughing all the way to the bank on the festive period

All while the mugs that has been mugged off are still defending him."

Ignore the room temp IQ moron shytewoman, it hasn't got a clue what it talks about and literally spends its waking hours posting negative comments. Like I said, dinner for one in front of the pc on Christmas day. 🤡 🤡🤡 🤡

I completely agree with Scrodingerscat.

The recent news as I commented before is technical validation, not a commercial turning point. It improves the quality of the CCS picture, but it doesn’t yet change cash flows, contracts, or timelines, which are what drive price uplift. The price will move only when uncertainty is removed around revenue, scale, or dilution, ie contracts, certified capacity, or funding clarity. For that heywood needs to pull his big boy pants on and start communicating like a proper CEO.

The recent news underpins preparations, nothing more. I have always maintained, and continue to do so, that the problem with Block energy is heywood and others are seeing the same issue. If he fails to deliver and start improving the price then he needs to go. He is completely out of his depth and doing more harm than good.

Shytefaarrt & toady mouth: ill-informed uneducated room temperature IQ posters. Check their posting history, clearly unemployed, incessant negative comments hours at a time. Billy-no-mates and its easy to see why with attitude like that.

Sad, lonely and pathetic 🤡 🤡 Meal for 1 on Christmas Day then and I bet they can't resist the urge to post too. Get a life, do some research and stop embarrassing yourselves. 🤡 🤡

Rlighter

Open discussion and evidence based ideas. Then you ask 'How long before those that should not be named arrive? ' Cant have it both ways 😂😂. But I fully agree with you that open debate is healthy compared to the pointless and unsupported negative comments. I believe todays, and recent, news underpins very strongly a good future. I also urge caution; the price will not leap into 50p, but be [very] happy if it hits 10p. Its going to take a lot to hit the likes of 20p and upwards, but a joint effort with Rustarvi/Inodrama is a step in the right direction.

As I commented, the price hasn't moved today for 2 reasons. I maintain still that heywod is the wrong person to lead this company, so if he can pull off a partnership with a decent major then the credibility of the company will improve. But today is still a good day.

Signing off for now, early kick, long day tomorrow. 🎅

The price hasn't moved today for 2 reasons;

1.The market sees this RNS as technical validation, not a commercial turning point. It materially improves the quality of the CCS story, but it doesn’t yet change cash flows, contracts, or timelines, which are what drive immediate repricing on AIM.

2. heywoods lack of credibility and tendency to exaggerate.

The human factor hold this company back. Can be summed up in 2 words: "heywood. paul."

The market sees this RNS as technical validation, not a commercial turning point. It materially improves the quality of the CCS story, but it doesn’t yet change cash flows, contracts, or timelines, which are what drive immediate repricing on AIM.

The share price will move only when uncertainty is removed around revenue, scale, or dilution, ie contracts, certified capacity, or funding clarity. Not more technical reassurances.

Todays and recent news is underpinning these in preparation, nothing more. Project III news is expected (by March 26), but it is likely to be incremental rather than transformational, not the primary share-price driver compared with CCS (when contracts confirmed)

Capacity confirmed (151.5 Mt): 5–10p (optionality)

Certified + injectivity published: 15–30p

Anchor CCS contracts signed: 40–80p

Multi-Mtpa execution proven:£1+ possible

No wonder they were all excited last week.

Proof of concept for mineralisation CCS: Early data indicates 70–100% of injected CO₂ converted into solid carbonate minerals within ~3 months. If validated, this is permanent storage, not gas trapped under a seal.

So we now have technical de-risking: Mineralisation directly addresses the biggest CCS risk positioning Patardzeuli field in Georgia’s industrial heartland with brownfield infrastructure, supportive for scale-up and commercialisation. Partner alignment: CO₂ supply and JV support from Rustavi Azot (via Indorama Corporation) underpins a realistic industrial pathway.

This info upgrades the technical credibility of the CCS strategy by demonstrating rapid mineralisation.

Great news is that early estimates suggest 151.5 Mt CO₂ storage potential across the field, implying a potentially material long-life asset if injection rates are commercial, subject to revision. Not yet commercial but thats coming!

To summarise the video, reviewing some of the data shown, indicates water chemistry is stable and internally consistent. No evidence of adverse geochemical upset. No chemistry signature that would suggest caprock breach, oxygen ingress, or well integrity failure, which supports containment and compatibility with CO₂ exposure at this stage.

Confidence in connectivity and containment demonstrated, but commercial-scale injectivity yet to be proven.

What we do know from this is CO₂ injection physically happened, tracer migration confirms reservoir connectivity, chemistry is compatible with CCS, no red flags for leakage or instability and importantly, the data aligns with CarbFix-style early-phase trends (pH/tracer behaviour).

Data in the video materially strengthen the credibility of the CCS pilot. We have real injection, real tracer movement, and stable subsurface chemistry consistent with early-stage carbon storage success.

All the above combines to move the project decisively from concept to demonstrated subsurface response. All thats required next is Injection rate and pressure response/Sustained injectivity over weeks/months/Mineralisation or long-term trapping indicators/Storage capacity estimate (Mt CO₂) to prove commerciality.

Hopefully the next release should move the CCS story from pilot proof-of-concept to commercial proof, providing rates/pressures/injectivity, monitoring confirmation and a scalable development plan.