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JH77, a senseless response, to some real time information & a very informative website link.

Its not binary to want only oil & gas success & not be pleased with renewable improvements. I didnt make the wind blow !!!

The Art of War & Investments, teaches you to know your Enemy & your Competition, before you can be successful !

For the record, I wish Providence every success & agree Ireland would be better off with its own oil & gas sources & have bought shares & lost money here for over 10 yrs & have stayed in, but I never put all my eggs in any one basketcase.

PS200306, your read has lots of very good points & info, (much of which I have a hard time finding up to date details myself). Some thoughts were that with much larger & more offshore wind coming online, the capacity factor might make it to 40%. Also the French 750MW interconnector coming online in 2025, should be phased up with the coal plant shutdowns to reduce outtage risks. Also, true or false, High View power is claiming 60-70% efficency, maybe when combined with suitable factories or maybe even to datacenters. Finally, I use lower cost off peak electricity for 45% of my electricity needs (80% nuclear). With the right price incentives, we could flatten the worst of the energy peak demands & even incentivise a shift of demand to times of maximum supply, ie, run the big machines & heat the water when its windy ! The curves can be flattened !

Bronxville,

even better, renewables are at 75% of "all Ireland's" electricity supply at this very moment , with 15% of generation exporting to Britan.

http://smartgriddashboard.eirgrid.com/#all/generation?scroll=fuel

Flombo 10, calm your ardeur about any 9 trades !

My single trade attempt is 3 of those "so called" 9 trades, yet I only seem to have gotten about 1/15 th of my 30k attempt, !

Another 3 trades are simply a 10k broken into 3 trades, one being a ridiculous single share for 8.6 c €.

Image the cost of simply logging such a trade & them & us declaring it in our taxes.

Its simply idiot fishing & market manipulation by brokers & exchanges, in cahoots with the Dublin stockbrokers looking to make their 25€ minimum commissions.

Today for about €1,000 of purchases, Providence's Dublin market cap has jumped 22.86 % ( using their very large decimal rounding errors), ie, a market cap increase of about € 10,200,000.

https://live.euronext.com/en/product/equities/IE00B66B5T26-XESM/providence-res/pzqa/quotes#intraday-prices

May the Vikings re-invade Dubh Linn :-) This time bringing back some of our stolen loot !!!