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Little point Gov grumbling about China, it's doing the exact same thing with our renewables infrastructure.

Chinese owned wind and solar farms, made in China with slave labour and coal - and Gov cant sign up fast enough.

Tro, lol :)

Agree, tariffs should have been used - but everyone wants cheap - until they realise the consequence.

Tro,

Tariffs, lol.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Jv0qL6gleY

Hi donalb,

I dont prefer one article or the other. They are both just information.

Imo, its likely both are simply opinion pieces some hack has cobbled together based on the most recent operational update and interview. I think you broadly agree.

Given the article is largely just publicly available information, with a few quotes mixed in - its hardly surprising the content might be deemed unoriginal.

Im not the publisher, and im not advocating for its validity. If you feel so strongly about it, email MEDIAS24.

Shouting at me and making silly accusations isn't the solution.

Tro,

Just stop oil claiming responsibility.

Hi donalb,

Your opinion of the article is an entirely separate affair.

You very specifically said on more than one occasion that i had deliberately mistranslated the article, whilst knowing this to be false.

Presumably with the intention of discrediting the contained information, as it wasn't to your liking.

It's all in your posting history, and you do have form in this regard.

Suppressing information is unhelpful to fellow shareholders imo, whether that information is positive or negative.

I make no claims as the the accuracy of the translation.

Suggest people DYOR, preferable using the French article directly.

Hi Mumbo_Jumbo,

The second of my two previous posts in French, of which you didnt capture the lower paragraphs reads: According to DeepL:

Biogenic gas, a potential source of monetization for Predator

Although not explicitly announced, the scenario of negative Mou-5 drilling is now guiding the company's strategy. Predator Oil & Gas has chosen to focus on shallow gas, suitable for the production of compressed natural gas (CNG), in great demand by industry (e.g. the Kenitra industrial zone), as well as on helium exploitation opportunities.

"Today, we can refocus on the simplest option, perhaps less exciting in terms of resource volumes. We estimate this shallow gas deposit at around 21 billion cubic feet (594 million cubic meters). In the current context, this represents significant value if we manage to move to the development concession stage, which could be possible this year if we're successful, i.e. if we get gas flowing from the well; and we're confident about that possibility," explained Paul Griffiths.

The biogenic gas at Guercif (Mou-3) poses technical problems of exploitability, linked to the mineralogical nature of the reservoirs, which makes it difficult to use conventional drilling methods. The Mou-3 prospect is currently testing solutions for increasing the pumping pressure, to enable gas flow without the risk of a blowout.

If a sustained gas flow is achieved in this Mou-3 prospect, the sale of an interest in the shallow gas project to a local player is being considered.

Previously, Griffiths announced talks with Afriquia Gaz for a biogenic natural gas and helium pre-sale agreement. While Afriquia Gaz is interested in acquiring all of the content, Predator's preference at this stage is to sell only the compressed natural gas from the Mou-3 prospect.

Predator's director believes that after two to three years' work - and especially with the ideal timing of the 2030 World Cup in Morocco - intangible value can be created, whereas the market is currently underestimating this opportunity.

Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Hi Mumbo_Jumbo,

If you are using a PC, pressing the F9 key should convert it to text only. Then you can copy and paste.

Hi Mumbo_Jumbo,

It exceeds the character limit for a single post, so if you copy it as posted, it should fit across two.

If you can copy from the online article directly, please do so.

First convert to text, then copy into your preferred translation tool.

donlab has disingenuously attempted to blame me for the content, and i dont want to get into that whole palarver again.

Hence ive posted the link and the French text - rather than a translation.

Hi Mumbo_Jumbo,

Just so that you are aware, there are four more paragraphs, the bottom four, that you haven't yet posted.

Le gaz biogénique, une source potentielle de monétisation pour Predator

Bien que non explicitement annoncé, le scénario d'un forage Mou-5 négatif guide désormais la stratégie de la compagnie. Predator Oil & Gas a choisi de se concentrer sur les gaz peu profonds, adaptés à la production de gaz naturel comprimé (CNG), très demandé par les industriels (exemple de la zone industrielle de Kénitra) ainsi que sur les opportunités liées à l'exploitation de l'hélium.

"Aujourd’hui, nous pouvons nous recentrer sur l’option la plus simple, peut-être moins excitante en termes de volumes de ressources. Nous estimons ce gisement de gaz peu profond à environ 21 milliards de pieds cubes (594 millions de mètres cubes). Dans le contexte actuel, cela représente une valeur non négligeable si nous parvenons à passer au stade de la concession d’exploitation, ce qui pourrait être possible cette année en cas de succès, c’est-à-dire si nous obtenons un écoulement de gaz depuis le puits ; et nous sommes confiants quant à cette possibilité", a expliqué Paul Griffiths.

Le gaz biogénique de Guercif (Mou-3) pose des problèmes techniques d'exploitabilité, liés à la nature minéralogique des réservoirs qui rend difficile l'utilisation des méthodes de forage conventionnelles. Le prospect Mou-3 est actuellement en phase d'expérimentation de solutions pour augmenter la pression de pompage, afin de permettre un éventuel écoulement de gaz sans risque d'éruption.

Si un débit de gaz soutenu est obtenu dans ce prospect Mou-3, la cession d'une participation dans le projet de gaz peu profond à un acteur local est envisagée.

Précédemment, Griffiths a annoncé des pourparlers avec Afriquia Gaz pour un accord de prévente de gaz naturel biogénique et d'hélium. Tandis qu'Afriquia Gaz souhaite acquérir l'intégralité du contenu, Predator préfère vendre à ce stade uniquement le gaz naturel sous forme comprimée du prospect Mou-3.

Le directeur de Predator estime qu’après deux à trois ans de travail – et surtout avec le timing idéal de la Coupe du monde 2030 au Maroc –, une valeur intangible pourra se créer, alors que le marché sous-estime actuellement cette opportunité.

Https://medias24.com/2025/03/26/gaz-naturel-predator-oil-gas-debute-une-nouvelle-phase-pour-developper-sa-licence-guercif/

Gaz naturel. Predator Oil & Gas débute une nouvelle phase pour développer sa licence Guercif

Dans une interview accordée à la plateforme Flagstaff, Paul Griffiths, directeur exécutif de Predator Oil & Gas, a présenté pour la première fois des explications concernant la dernière campagne de forage Mou-5 dans la licence de Guercif, dont les travaux ont été finalisés le 17 mars, ainsi que les futurs développements de ses actifs au Maroc.

D'une superficie de 7.269 km², la licence onshore de Guercif a révélé :

• du gaz biogénique en faible profondeur (certifié), en quantités adaptées à une commercialisation sous forme de GNC (gaz naturel comprimé), avec des ressources contingentes [très modestes] estimées à environ 594 millions de mètres cubes;

• un potentiel important en gaz thermogénique (plus profond), estimé entre 4,8 et 18 milliards de mètres cubes (probable et non certifié), qui nécessite une liquéfaction et un investissement dans une unité dédiée, ce qui le rend plus adapté à la production d’électricité.

Puits Mou-5 : l'exploration continue malgré des résultats mitigés

Selon Paul Griffiths, le puits Mou-5 a confirmé l’ensemble des concepts géologiques de ce système pétrolier et a pu traverser toutes les couches attendues, avec une présence de sel (structure pouvant piéger des hydrocarbures) qui n'était pas visible sur la sismique 2D et qui a légèrement modifié la position structurale.

Sur la base de ces résultats, Predator a déjà sélectionné un nouveau site de forage à 12 km au nord, parmi ses trois cibles prioritaires. Des études complémentaires (analyse de roche mère, réinterprétation des données sismiques et diagraphiques) seront nécessaires pour finaliser le choix définitif.

Griffiths considère que Predator a suffisamment dérisqué l’actif pour attirer l’intérêt d’un major pétrolier. Conformément aux annonces précédentes, la société prépare un appel à partenariat (farm-out) afin de réaliser une campagne de sismique 3D et un forage plus opportun de la structure jurassique, dont le potentiel géologique [les données préliminaires n'ont pas communiqué la présence du gaz] a été confirmé selon les données du Mou-5 analysées par l'entreprise.

"Je n’aurais pas nécessairement dit cela il y a un an, mais le marché a changé, toute l’industrie a changé. Nous ne pouvons pas continuer indéfiniment à porter seuls ce fardeau, à mener tous les travaux d’exploration et d’évaluation à haut risque qu’on attend normalement d’une grande entreprise. Nous avons fait notre part pour réduire les risques, et la prochaine étape nécessite un partenaire plus important", a précisé Paul Griffiths.

La recherche d'un partenaire devrait débuter en juillet 2025, après l'achèvement du pr

Hi ParetoPrinciple,

Yeah, there is another article. To be clear, not the one you posted.

Its somewhat more negative on certain aspects of recent operations, but imo contains some useful information for any shareholder to consider as part of the puzzle.

donalb seems very cross about it all, but you would have to ask him why. Expect he's just cross the review wasn't as positive as the previous article.

In case anyone has difficulty lifting the text from the article themselves here's the French version.

Translate it yourself in Google or DeepL or whatever you prefer.

Richard Burton, captivating as ever, explains what it was to be a miner.

https://youtu.be/708q7LjMGso?t=227

Timed link.

Reeves says "dont buy British" - about sums them up.

HH88,

On occasion, when Kinnock spoke, there was an electricity in the air, a sort of tension, his words were loaded with so much emotion - obviously one had to be somewhat receptive to his message - but i think undeniably a tremendous public speaker.

Of course, the people who he fought for are now loathed within his party - the wrong colour and the wrong class.

The modern Labour Party bears no resemblance to the party Kinnock once lead.

Starmers Labour are the globalist - international law - and human rights party.

Britain is a vehicle for their project, rather than a country they cherish and protect.

Anyone and everyone is welcome - but welcome only to join the disconnected mass of people with nothing in common vying for their own self-interest. Where difference is celebrated in place of common purpose, patriotism is the first step on the road to fascism, and pride in one's heritage is the manifestation of colonialism.

Labour are now just human rights lawyers, with the support of various militant activists, primarily concerned with erasing our cultural heritage in favour of multiculturalism.

CO2, gender, and skin colour are the only currency that excites them. The white working class are demonised, outdated, and ra----cist, because they didnt sign up to Labours project.

The miners they once protected - are today's steelworkers, who they gleefully sacrifice to the climate gods. The party is more akin to a cult than a political movement.

Tro,

Yeah very much agree, Vance is monotone in delivery, not very engaging.

Brown is a far better speaker now than he was as PM, but yeah, quite dull, lol.

Kinnock - a fantastic orator.

Tro, HH88,

Imo there is a tendency to disconnect the fact that someone is a good orator, from them being intelligent - primarily because one doesn't agree with the message. How can they be clever, but so wrong?

The disconnect is usually false imo.

Watched the Waltz vs Vance debate, and thought they both outperformed their respective leaders.

Being relatively smart doesn't make either of them right about anything though, lol.

Our own politicians are prob of the lowest caliber on record across the house, and terrible communicators.

Starmer is the worst communicator that has ever been PM. Yet is frequently deemed to have "won" PMQs.

The worst communicator i can think of in politics full stop, is now the chancellor. Yet im struggling to think of the name of her opposite number, lol.