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She seems to know what she is talking about .... not like that idiot Ed Minibrain

You cannot invest in US stocks without completing a W-8BEN form .... will that mean us or will FOG still be on AIM ?

It would be nice if BS could get it to emulate Pioneer.

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/delisted/PXD/Pioneer%20Natural%20Resources/stock-price-history

Exxon Joins OPEC in Warning of Looming Oil Supply Crisis/

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Exxon-Joins-OPEC-in-Warning-of-Looming-Oil-Supply-Crisis.html

Bodes well for RKH

I bet those guys never eat breakfast ... by the time they've finished preparing it, it's time for supper.

A few people on this board also own shares in BOR and think that, along with RKH, the South Falklands will be developed in the next few years,

My question is "What are they going to do with all that Gas ? ". I can't imagine FIG ever agreeing to a LNG plant on the Falklands.

I was wrong about CLP being bad for us, this was in their Plan from Link posted below.

Labor has mismanaged our gas supply. They can’t even give certainty to keep the lights on in our towns and regions. The CLP have always stood up for, and supported the Territory’s gas industry, and this industry will proceed with certainty under a CLP government. We have this incredible resource right here and thousands of Territory jobs could be created over the next 20 years. The gas from the Beetaloo is cleaner than fossil fuels and can be used to transition to renewables and create a new clean energy source. We will ensure the gas industry is well regulated, that our domestic power is secure and the benefits of a strong economy flow to Territorians. Leading the nation’s transition to renewables Not only will gas grow our local

CLP are leading Labor by 15 to 4 with 5 seats still to be decided and so CLP wins ..

not a good result for us..

Has this been posted before ?

https://en.mercopress.com/2024/07/29/falklands-controversy-with-navitas-oil-company-environmental-impact-statement

This was the video that was included with that article.

https://cdn.jwplayer.com/previews/Bpl8WYbB

I didn't realise that we still have 2000 troops on the Falkland Islands.

A 4 min video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXSImqV5Ios

Anyone, with 20 minutes to spare, will find this video very interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNqfhGcBUTE

Check back here in 3 years time ... you should be breaking even @ 200p by then.

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Tamboran did a 200/1 reverse split (consolidation). If FOG was to do the same then 6p - ish would be £12. High for the year was 13p so it would be $26 .. approx. $32.5 US ... so not too far off.

Falklands Conservation Executive is going to submit their report on Aug 13th but EIS findings will be reporting on Aug 5th. Lets hope that FC are too late.

That is a strange interview. She comes over as being a very pleasant dimwit.

Being as how she's been in the Energy Club for nearly 20 years and is now the CEO, I'd have thought that she'd Know the difference between Mega and Giga Watts. She wasn't sure whether if it was NT or Australian Govt. that enforced the moratorium and she thought it was 6 years. And she thought that electricity from wind power came from 'those things'.

Only half way through but will listen to rest later because he's an interesting character.

If a giant company like Total is packing it in, because of red tape, then there is not much hope for FOG assets in South Africa.

According to OilPrice.com

"South Africa Braces for Major Exodus. France’s oil giant TotalEnergies (NYSE:TTE) is considering relinquishing its acreage in offshore South Africa, having discovered 4.5 TCf of gas assets with the Luiperd and Brulpadda discoveries, however hindered by government red-tape and regulations. "

I have mixed feelings about the benefit of these News Paper articles.

Most sensible people will be thinking " I didn't know about that but it sounds a great idea ... maybe I'll buy a few shares".

But the idiotic Greenies will be thinking " I didn't Know about that but I'd better dash out and buy some more orange paint ".

I'd rather see it kept quiet and let Navitas get on with it.

Both the Aoka Mizu and Stena Don are positioned in the North Sea, at this moment, so being re-fitted in the middle east would entail passing through the Suez canal and the Red Sea. Not a good prospect.