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Https://www.upstreamonline.com/exploration/kazakhstan-going-back-for-a-third-oil-and-gas-bidding-round/2-1-1534617

I wonder if there could be some more takeover targets for us after the next round of bidding in Kaz?

It's unfortunate, the company worked so hard last year getting all that oil in Tunisia only for the state to fiddle us(allegedly).

It's good to see progress being made to seek to recover the money we should have had from out successful endeavors last year, as well as the progress being made to expand into other jurisdictions.

Long and strong.

GLA DYOR

Good luck with the new off licence Mr Bean. :)

https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/11786692.mr-bean-goes-newcastle-university/

Wouldn't be surprised if we got another one today. With all those candidates we looked at maybe one was at the end of the day. That would set the cat among the pidgins.

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/national-grid-pay-people-less-181733308.html

Don't worry there 12 days supply in storage. Lets hope this cold snap doesn't last 2 weeks.

or We're all doomed Mr Mainwaring!

UK GOV should maybe listen to this sensible chap instead:

"Madsen Pirie, President of the Adam Smith Institute, said that instead of encouraging people to use less electricity, the Government should use tax incentives to increase the supply of energy and gas storage facilities. “We should be tapping the treasure trove of gas under our feet that can prevent future shortages,” he said."

It's been certainly been a rough ride here. The last time the SP was down in this range we had lost AZ, only had Italy(before the electric prices rose due to Ukraine) and hadn't yet bought into Tunisia. We didn't have any of the legal claims in Congo or Tunisia pending, or any of the MOU's in US, Kaz & SS. Maybe they will not all come off, but as long as some of them do. May the odds be forever in our favour.

GLA DYOR

I topped up yesterday, but if I hadn't I'd be topping up today on that news.

I'm coining the phrase 'Bunnanza'. :)

Https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-31/kazakhstan-diversifies-oil-export-routes-with-tanker-purchases

Https://www.statista.com/statistics/1318587/market-size-of-titanium-worldwide/

Https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/carbon-project-developer-soars-rare-013646954.html

@ZenGas you missed this bit out of their RNS.

"However, on a more positive note, the discount for oil produced in Kazakhstan and sold internationally via the Russian pipeline network has narrowed from the initial $35 per barrel to nearer $10 per barrel."

Https://www.finansavisen.no/forum/ticker/ZENA

Had a brief look at #RBD it seems they have an asset in Italy that wants to turn Gas into power like we already do.

AC obviously would be a good guy for them to have with experience of that, question is does AC have designs to acquire it for ZEN somehow?

MG agree with you on most things but glad we are out of Yemen.

https://en.ypagency.net/308647

Hope you are right MLS.

20 starts with a 2 !

:)

@Flash, what do you think about their new strategy of acquiring assets in more stable jurisdictions?

The things you point out surely do justify the change in strategy, but it seems a little premature to say they have failed at that new strategy without giving them a chance to try it.

"SMP has failed to comply with the Court's Order by refusing to voluntarily pay the Damages Payment."

Wow!

How do they go back to a court and put their defence if they have shown they don't respect the authority of that court?

Mrc You need to read the RNS. Loan paid off. Money flowing in.

"In accordance with the SPA, Scirocco has received the balance of completion payment consideration of $2.54 million (equivalent to $3.0 million completion payment less the $0.5 million advance received following signature as well as contractual adjustments). The cash call loan facility provided by APT and used by Scirocco to fund cash calls during the interim period has also been fully settled by completion and Scirocco has no ongoing associated liability."

Someone tell the French.

"In a 1997 study, Dr. John M. McPartland of the University of Vermont reviewed all of the existing literature and found that, “Cannabis has been utilized as a pest repellent or pesticide, in a variety of formulations. These formulations include dried plant parts, plant extracts or pure cannabinoids, as well as use of the genus as a ‘companion plant.’”

In some cases, dried cannabis leaves had been mixed into the soil. In others, hemp straw was used in compost. But despite the fact the insect-repelling ability of cannabis plants (including both hemp and marijuana) is well documented, nobody has been able to figure out why it’s so effective."

https://cannabismd.com/beauty/skin-care/cannabis-bug-sprays-are-they-worth-a-try/