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F&M, if I Recall Totally, the nearest service agent is at planet Mars :-)

Merde, 64% cloud coverage & cant see a thing on today's pass, see you all Wednesday evening. Over to the night shift :-)

Agreed Nick, problem is its wet & cold, not wet & hot like a flaring signature !!! Probably sand jet water run off, where huge volumes of water are required. At least that seems to be progressing. GLA.

New strong moisture & swir change signature just south of MOU-03. It does not seem to be like previous heavy rain signatures, which were generalised all over the area. However the Guercif weather forecast is still very poor.

https://www.meteomaroc.com/previsions/guercif

Any thoughts ?

Fishy is right, Tritoretire, our own Nige use the same Anchovy name just yesterday over on Char board. Maybe "they" are all keyed in on the same group talking points or more probably, Nige is simply an early stage "Cheap Troll AI - Beta 0.1", that is still salty on its translations :-)

I posted this yesterday on EOG (Europa) & PRD (Predator) who are all in the same Ryanstein mess. Maybe it has some relevance here.

PRD, they to have relinquished/lost/horse traded their 2nd Celtic Sea - Rams Head license, but Paul Griffiths posted in a June 6 RNS Corporate Update

Ireland

· The Company has received correspondence from the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communication Geoscience Regulation Office ("DECC GSRO") in respect of its applications for successor authorisations for Licensing Options 16/26 and 16/30.

· GSRO acknowledged that the Company had met the technical assessment criteria for Licensing Option 16/26 and offered the opportunity for the Company to submit additional material to complete the assessment of financial capability.

· The Company has elected to focus on a potential award of a successor authorisation for Licensing Option 16/26 ("Corrib South") as the Company is very confident that it can demonstrate that it has the financial capability to satisfy the Corrib South work programme and has accordingly communicated supporting financial information to the GSRO.

· Gross unrisked P10 gas in place of 303 BCF net to the Company's 50% interest with a 44% chance of success (Tracs International Competent Person's Report August 2023).

· Option to acquire additional 50% interest prior to concluding a farmout transaction.

· Lastly, we have agreed in principle, farm-in terms on Licencing Option 16/26, the company has expressed a desire to farm into any successor authorisation for Licensing Option 16/26 that is eventually awarded to Predator

The Corrib South structure, located just 18 kms from the Corrib gas field, was formerly held by Shell as a "Reserved Area" during the development of the Corrib gas field.

The Corrib South structure is potentially of an optimum size to prolong the life of the Corrib gas filed infrastructure if gas is successfully discovered in the future. Furthermore it may provide gas and hydrogen storage options to enhance security of energy supply.

The Company is now cautiously optimistic that an award of the Corrib South successor authorisation is potentially achievable in 2024.

DONALB - I am still hoping for a triple deal, EOG, PRD & Vermilion, 3 drills for the price of 2 !!!

Did I break the Predator site with all my posts yesterday :-)

Milnrowmug, a little update for you & me both !

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/era-of-peat-fired-electricity-ends-as-edenderry-power-plant-switches-fully-to-burning-biomass/a184309624.html

Separately, I just posted on PRD, they seem to have relinquished/lost/horse traded their 2nd Celtic Sea - Rams Head license, but Paul Griffiths posted in a June 6 RNS Corporate Update

Ireland

· The Company has received correspondence from the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communication Geoscience Regulation Office ("DECC GSRO") in respect of its applications for successor authorisations for Licensing Options 16/26 and 16/30.

· GSRO acknowledged that the Company had met the technical assessment criteria for Licensing Option 16/26 and offered the opportunity for the Company to submit additional material to complete the assessment of financial capability.

· The Company has elected to focus on a potential award of a successor authorisation for Licensing Option 16/26 ("Corrib South") as the Company is very confident that it can demonstrate that it has the financial capability to satisfy the Corrib South work programme and has accordingly communicated supporting financial information to the GSRO.

· Gross unrisked P10 gas in place of 303 BCF net to the Company's 50% interest with a 44% chance of success (Tracs International Competent Person's Report August 2023).

· Option to acquire additional 50% interest prior to concluding a farmout transaction.

· Lastly, we have agreed in principle, farm-in terms on Licencing Option 16/26, the company has expressed a desire to farm into any successor authorisation for Licensing Option 16/26 that is eventually awarded to Predator

The Corrib South structure, located just 18 kms from the Corrib gas field, was formerly held by Shell as a "Reserved Area" during the development of the Corrib gas field.

The Corrib South structure is potentially of an optimum size to prolong the life of the Corrib gas filed infrastructure if gas is successfully discovered in the future. Furthermore it may provide gas and hydrogen storage options to enhance security of energy supply.

The Company is now cautiously optimistic that an award of the Corrib South successor authorisation is potentially achievable in 2024.

DONALB - I am still hoping for a triple deal, EOG, PRD & Vermilion, 3 drills for the price of 2 !!!

Ignore last link, for most comparable link ! LO 16/30 expired on 30 November 2019

https://www.gov.ie/pdf/?file=https://assets.gov.ie/297824/fa121e57-0a46-4ffb-86f9-0d19c113eaa9.pdf#page=null

Https://assets.gov.ie/297826/33f352a2-9620-48cd-b814-6836c296955c.pdf

Recent Predator related changes to Petroleum Exploration and Development Offshore Ireland, between the 31 March 24 report & the latest 30 June 24 reports (posted many weeks late usually).

31 March 24 on page 6/9 marks LO 16/30 - Celtic Sea – Ram Head - (follow-on authorisation application under consideration)

https://www.gov.ie/pdf/?file=https://assets.gov.ie/295282/b885c2dd-a56c-4d98-a6c0-5a4458ce0e3c.pdf#page=null

Then, 30 June 24 on page 9/13 marks LO 16/30 - 1 December 2016 - 30 November 2019 - (blank, blank, blank)

Might this mean LO 16/30, is no longer Predator/Thesus's for a follow on licence or might we horse traded our rights, for a guaranteed LO 16-26 Corrib South advance ? GLA, DAB

Well played Robert on Wizz, my own small TUI € 6.20 punt is only nearly back to evens :-( Meanwhile, Ryanair's O'Leary is continuing his yo yo effect on all the low cost carriers. GLA.

Ryanair says fare falls have levelled out, worst case avoided

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/0827/1466879-ryanair-on-air-fares-boeing/

For 4 years of Ryanstein's bluster, refusals & denials, Ireland only improved from a C to a B- rating.

https://www.rte.ie/news/2024/0827/1466836-climate-government-grade/

Big Google business lost/delayed, though they seem to have made no conciliatory efforts, no renewable supply, poor PPA's & no connection to local heating schemes, which really seems foolish. Also pulling out that old cabbage, that by 2030, 80% of Irish supply will be renewable, so not necessary, when no one believes that any more, if ever. Maybe, Maybe by 2040.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/0827/1466894-permission-for-google-data-centre-denied/

F&M, I C what you are up too :-)

Interesting F&M, this is the tail end of hurricane Ernesto, crossing from the gulf of Mexico, up the US Seaboard & then crossing the North Atlantic. Amazingly for Ryanstein, its now too windy for the Irish wind farms to operate & many needed to be curtailed, so its back to huge gas & elec imports from UK, mind you elec imports from UK do not count in Irish CO2 figures, nor steel imports, etc, etc. Its the producer, not the user that's the bad actor.

https://www.smartgriddashboard.com/#all/wind

For an even better giggle, look whats happening to our huge backup energy power generators.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/generators-to-combat-power-shortages-are-stuck-at-dublin-port-as-they-are-too-heavy-for-m50/a532597380.html

If only there was a potential local & low carbon gas source available.

Nige, my best guess is they will use this new bore hole mud solution, Preparation H. Apparently, it coolly fixes everything, on the hole !!! And if that fails, there are still 24 letters left in the alphabet !!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mZAtpFXmQE

Hi SS, in a very minor defense of simplywallstreet, several of our better posters have discussed this issue before, the 9.28 b € liabilities in 12 months, were the correct accounting standard applied to next year partner hotel rental provisions, etc, so its not a debt, just normal future payments for contracted hotels & services, etc. And we expect 20+ b € in sales this year. SimplywallSt choose not to include this detail, as sensationalism is what sells & draws clicks & trades. GLA, donalb

SS & WB123, it from a computer generated rubbish report, from simplywallstreet, see below.

https://simplywall.st/stocks/de/consumer-services/etr-tui1/tui-shares/news/we-think-tui-etrtui1-is-taking-some-risk-with-its-debt

But look at page 7 of the last TUI results, at bottom of page 7, Net debt (30 Jun) 2,129.8 €

https://www.tuigroup.com/damfiles/default/tuigroup-15/en/investors/2_News/2024/ir-news/EN_FY24_Q3_IR-Announcement.pdf-bb3056bfcbaaef503ebbc46d9270feb9.pdf

CCC, here is my weather link, it is in French, but quite understandable, pour ceux qui ne parle pas la langue de Moliere :-)

https://meteofrance.com/meteo-monde/guercif/2548489