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Helium is a non-renewable natural resource that is most commonly recovered from natural gas deposits. Geologic conditions in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas make the natural gas in these areas some of the most helium-rich in the world (with concentrations between 0.3 percent and 2.7 percent).

On the other hand, Helium-3 is used in a process called nuclear fusion that combines the Helium with a substance called Deuterium. When the two are combined, energy is produced, but no harmful waste is created.

Pick a supermajor, let's say BP...

What are bp's Transition Growth Engines? bp's Transition Growth Engines are: Bioenergy, Convenience, EV Charging, Hydrogen, Renewables and Power. These businesses are enabling bp to support the global energy transition and transform from an international oil company to an integrated energy company.

There maybe something else were overlooking...the interest of outside parties

Just wondering what other peoples thoughts would be if no RNS dropped Monday, because I've asked its only right I should give my opinion.

I believe if that was the case, then the discovery they've made is beyond their wildest dreams and that the true valuation has to be bang on correct.

Lorna Blaisse's job isn't to please the market but to get the best for her shareholders

The amount of wonga traded on this stock in the last few business days is pheonamal, but it'll have no comparison to the amount traded when the truth be known... it's not what we have but who wants it

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And why not, if this carries on I'll be buying my own boozer 😵‍💫

Thanks very much for the information MrTen, much appreciated.

Baron Oil

I'm helping out

Dear Fellow Climbers

Get your gear ready

Christmas holidays?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/asia/timor-leste-tourism-dili-east-timor/

Don't forget Floating Liquefied Natural Gas

Toffee

I see the company bottom feeded!

Seriously though, it reminds me of SFOR

On your climb, make way for Daisy

A day off to gather their strength and gear to climb a mountain, who knows how long to reach the top ?.

One thing for sure, they won't have to work for the government or anyone else for that matter

WHAT!

No wonder

Never the less it's lost 80% of it's value in just over 3 months. It will be interesting to know what the brokers think now 🤔.

IMO the markets are a paradise for shorters, do I do it? NO, but my god I wish I had

According to the "Diamond Search Info" website 0.51 to 0.99 ct is worth $3038.

A diamond's size is described in millimeters (mm). These measurements are roughly comparable to carats. A 1-carat round diamond is typically 6.5 mm, while a 1.25-carat round diamond is 6.8 mm. For square-cut diamonds like princess, cushion, and asscher, 1-carat is typically 5.5 mm and a 1.25 carat is 6 mm.

When l think of a lot of diamonds I'd imagine there'd be kept in a posh velvet pouch, but now I know the size of one carat, my mind boggles... how big is the posh velvet pouch that holds 129,400 carats?

One other question... if one carat is worth $3038, how much is 129,400 carats worth?...

The answer via my trusty crusty Sharp calculator is $393,117,200 or 323 million,474 thousand and 711 British pound sterling...I must be on magic mushrooms!!!

Let's just say that only 10 per cent of the above was accurate...

Would you be happy with £32,347,471?

I believe the above company has their sights on Baron.

We now have two brokers, the first has already done Boil the fund raise so no worries about a future one.

The jigsaw pieces are falling into place, just before a splendid Christmas

They seem like fork all, but they have a clear meaning...

The way I read it between the lines is that the asset has been offered on the table at its lowest estimation concerning hydrocarbon quantities, at 1p its a gimme and I firmly believe the vultures hovering above know that. All it will take is one of them to swoop down and drill Chuditch in its sweet spot, once done any offer will be taken off the table and replaced with fine silk cloth and the finest silver cutlery, where negotiations will take place.
The background noise echoing from the outhouses will be shorters defecating themselves.

Sometimes you have to be blunt to get to the point.
There's a wealth of hydrocarbons in the shallow depths of the ground, it will eventually be extracted, for war or peace is an entirely different question.
One thing for sure... don't count your pennies until the pound has hatched