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Slow day today trades dried up must be due another push north soon

Resistance at 32p

Broken the 30p mark can see 35p by the end of the month

Plenty of trades today probably people seeing a undervalued company with plenty of cash and shares in logp worth the mkt cap on there own.

Strange another million shares bought an D it's down

Keep it going

Otc sea ahg Well I hope so

At least it's moving in the right direction. Sp way to low.

not really would love them to split the company in half and have and oil company aswell and use the logp shares to fund it or the royaltys they are going to get. Any decent sp lifting news before year end would be good.

The yak Has 5m plus shares. Still watching and have not been impressed lack of news. Penny take you are still looking at the boards what's the score are the games still on the rise you still playing soh.

Would like to hear of a few more deals

There is a massive farm being built east coast next to the 3 already there 1 recently finished. The small ones cost 1 bill each think the big one is going to cost 10 bill would be nice to get a slice of that action.

This should hit 50p easy if the news about the project is good and more news to follow next month

Worth double the mkt cap without any if the business in there a steady rise for the rest of the year.

For the extra work they should be telling us about by the end of the week

They have said that they will release some news by the end of the month so. This could be the reason for the rise in anticipation. Still way under valued.

A few big contracts for the new company, buy another company and a contract for sea. Could see a big rise by the end of the year.

Question...Will this be be one of SeaMarine's first major contracts...? Answer...YES. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-19443998 Major offshore Moray wind project plans submitted The developers say if consent is granted, the project could supply power to up to one million homes Continue reading the main story Related Stories Bid to build £1.4bn wind farm Council's wind farm ban blown out Plans lodged for major wind farm Plans to build the world's largest offshore wind project in the Outer Moray Firth have been submitted to Marine Scotland. Moray Offshore Renewables Ltd have applied to construct up to 339 turbines over three offshore wind farms - 22km (13.5 miles) from the Caithness coast. The firms said the £4.5bn project could supply up to one million households. It is the first application for consent in the latest of the Crown Estate's offshore leasing rounds. Moray Offshore Renewables is a joint venture between European firms EDP Renewables (EDPR UK) and Repsol Nuevas Energias UK. The developers want to build between 189 and 339 turbines, with a maximum blade tip height of 204m, over a 295 square kilometre area. The development would be capable of producing up to 1,500MW of power. Over the past 10 years the Crown Estate has held five offshore wind leasing rounds, the most recent being Round Three. The Crown Estate is investing £100m in Round Three. Further submissions from developers are expected to continue between now and 2020. The Crown Estate said it was "the most significant milestone yet" in its Round Three programme. EDPR UK managing director Dan Finch said: "By working in deeper water, more than 12 miles from shore, we can take advantage of the excellent wind resource in the outer Moray Firth, and make a significant contribution to cutting greenhouse gas production and reducing the need to burn fossil fuels." This is from the 06/06/2011 rns...with regard to an additional adendum to the sale of SERL 'Disposal includes a Strategic Co-operation Agreement between EDPR and SeaEnergy to seek opportunities for mutual collaboration in relation to the supply by SeaEnergy Marine of operations and maintenance vessels, field infrastructure and equipment installation vessels for offshore wind farms, and any other areas that may arise in the future' also...'with any other areas that may arise in the future'.....makes me wonder if R2 was purchased with this in mind?

21% of logp

So theY did not buy anymore logp shares, suppose they are waiting to sell them when they get a big contract.