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Would be nice if I could buy some of the stuff !!!!!

PhoenixRising53, quite right. Just discovered this fact this morning (I too am with ii).

It ticks me off, I'm with ii, after being transferred from "The share centre".

I know it's because the have come off the the FTSE 100, but would have been nice, if they had sent me an email, informing me of the change (how hard is that ?) instead of me finding out the hard way.

This is not the first time my accounts have a change made, without informing me. Can't say I'm impressed with their client personal service.

The National is a long race, BP will still be running in 5yrs time ......

In mine today (interactive investor)

Not quite true, BP down 1.18% Shell down 0.02%

Oh dear, we are stuck in the past aren't we ?

This is next generation plants, please do some research, before you go off like this.

No surprise, surely ?

Oh dear, that doesn't look good.

Neversellshell22, do keep up, I reported this 2 days ago.....

Still, it is good news.

More news,

Projects now in the pipeline mean the UK is on course to have offshore wind capacity totalling 86 gigawatts (GW).

Between 2009 and 2021, the cumulative installed capacity of offshore wind power in the United Kingdom rose from 951 megawatts to 10.5GW. But this is set to rise by eight times.

According to RenewableUK, there has been a 60 per cent increase in the offshore wind pipeline in the last year alone.

This analysis includes projects which are fully operational, under construction, consented, in the planning system or being developed for submission into planning.

The boom in development has been driven mainly by massive leasing round announcements by The Crown Estate (8GW) and Crown Estate Scotland (25GW), the report’s authors said.

Wind power already provides almost a quarter of all UK electricity in Britain, increasing by 715 per cent from 2009 to 2020, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Renewable UK said China now has more capacity fully operational than the UK (24GW compared to our 10.5GW), but the UK’s total pipeline of 86GW is bigger than China’s 75GW.

Meanwhile the USA is in third place with 48GW in its pipeline.

Dan McGrail, chief executive of RenewableUK, said: “Our latest EnergyPulse report shows that the UK’s world-class offshore wind industry has taken huge strides forward in the past 12 months, with landmark leasing announcements adding an extra 33GW to our pipeline, and funding for floating wind ring fenced in the current Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction to help accelerate the growth of innovative technology.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/uk-offshore-wind-capacity-to-rise-eightfold-and-overtake-us-and-china/ar-AAVpyTB?ocid=msedgntp

For full details

In the FTSE 100, BP was the best performer, up 3.6%, after Morgan Stanley raised the oil major to 'overweight' from 'equal-weight'.

In addition, BP is expanding its offshore wind portfolio by forming a strategic partnership with Japanese conglomerate Marubeni for offshore wind and other potential decarbonisation projects including hydrogen in Japan.

BP will acquire a 49% stake in Marubeni's proposed offshore wind project in the country for an unspecified amount. In Tokyo, BP will set up a local offshore wind development team.

More hard work going on in the background. This is good news for the future. It has to come some time, doesn't it ?????

Welldone grandadtom, siting on a nice little profit already.

£4 here we come (lol)

grandadtom, I hope you're not expecting to get the divi on Friday, based on your purchase today ?
The share went "ex-divi" on the 17th Feb.

I'm sure I read somewhere, that it was an ongoing refinery process, without the Russian oil, the process would have to be shut down, and difficult to re start.

Russia will invade Ukraine, because they will say that Ukraine attacked them first.

Come on, get real ....

Hey !!!! what about me ???

I was only 2.25p off the target....

We can all dream ..... (lol)

Have a good weekend everyone.

Roll on next week. Onwards and upwards

I'll go £4.20

Jakers, here we are, @ 15:17 2hrs after your 13:08 post. "can't sustain any meaningful uplift from the £4.10 barrier ....."
and we sit at £4.178.

I bet you follow those candles and charts.......

Thanks for that Mark. Clearly, my memory is not serving me very well !!!!

IF the price drops back, they won't be snapped up as "buybacks" ..

BP are restricted to how may shares they can buy a day (10% of daily trades, if memory serves me right)