Blencowe Resources: Aspiring to become one of the largest graphite producers in the world. Watch the video here.
System Entry Volume, Saltfleetby, D+1
23/11/2023 - 0.1817
24/11/2023 - 0.1840
"Some older voters, more seasoned by reality, will have snuffed it "
Seasoned by senility rather than reality ... we've all seen videos of interviews of your typical Brexit voter canvassed before and after the result!
Prepare to be disappointed, being dictated to is exactly what is happening now, as every country licks its lips waiting for Britain to come to the table and then proceeds to bend them over during any trade deals negotiations ... or we're now stuck at the back of the queue with the begging bowl out.
"The best think"
🤡
Didn't have any problems with Interactive Investor for 550,000 @ 0.78 just executed.
Hopefully this will be my final purchase, already have too many!
Between 0.25 and 0.27 is more likely based on past volume data, and if they could maintain that it would be plenty.
Ocelot, you should be able to read that article here:
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/ANGUS-ENERGY-PLC-31877744/news/Angus-Energy-earnings-rise-but-claims-gloomy-climate-for-industry-44242693/
"There appears to be a movement to rubbish anything Brexit"
Yeah, a movement called 'waking up to the reality of what a complete disaster Brexit turned out to be'.
Not a shutdown (which is scheduled for later this month), rather a diversion of flow:
"Angus Energy (AIM: ANGS) has successfully assisted a fellow Operator in a planned pipe inspection operation last week. This planned operation demanded the diversion of our export flow from Saltfleetby into a third party pipeline and involved two transmission grid entry points and two industrial customers on the Humber.
The Company was fully reimbursed for this diverted flow, which averaged 9.3 mmscfd, at market prices. Normal export into the transmission grid at Theddlethorpe seamlessly resumed during the Gas Day ending 5 a.m. on 10 June.
A summer maintenance shutdown is planned for 19th to 21st June inclusive."
System Entry Calorific Value = 41.2300
System Entry Energy = 2957778.0000
System Entry Volume = 0.2584
Spare a thought for those of us that bought in at more than 10 times the price you paid ... love your term "Increasing profit potential" and will use it to rationalise all the averaging down I have been doing over the last few years 😁
No need for paranoia balancedviewer, the same issue is observed for all users that have an underscore character '_' in their username!
Suspect it is simply a bug in the way the forum works.
@Thungelaberg that article wasn't behind a paywall for me, in summary:
• The UK will be left dependent on imported gas unless it speeds up the rollout of heat pumps and other renewable energies.
• UK reserves of gas in the North Sea are steadily diminishing – meaning the UK will have to look elsewhere to meet demand.
• Wholesale gas prices predicted to stay two to three times higher than before the crisis, that means being dependent on an expensive fuel.
• Oil and gas production in the North Sea is expected to fall from the equivalent of more than 90.3 million tonnes in 2019 to roughly 46.3 million in the next five years
• Many North Sea producers have scaled back their businesses
• Need to move to lower carbon energy, but the scale of the change means it will take years. There is no simple choice between oil and gas and renewables – for the foreseeable future we will need both
• Government is encouraging households to replace gas boilers with electric heat pumps hoping 600,000 will be installed per year until 2028
Yesterday's figures also published now, combined flow rates from the three wells looking good!
10/05/2023 0.2041
11/05/2023 0.2683
12/05/2023 0.2692
13/05/2023 0.2664
Https://youtu.be/k_zbSdBQC2I
Perfectly normal.
Ocelot, you forgot the "Chinngg chinnngggg" ... my favourite part of his recent posts.
Sounds like push2 couldn't stand the heat and got out of the kitchen (lse) ... better use of the filter might have prevented him going off the deep end.
As far as I can make out, his messages all appears to be along the lines of:
https://youtu.be/J9Fs_Jwy7Bs
Very rarely read across on ADVFN, suspect if there is anything newsworthy it will get posted here as well.
Made us wait, but reading through the RNS Angus have delivered some positive results in my opinion:
• New BB7T sidetrack well currently flowing to grid at approx 4 mmscfd (and expected to improve!)
• Existing B2 well currently flowing at a restricted 2 mmscfd and will be increased back to > 3 mmscfd
• Existing A4 well temporarily retired and to be reintroduced at > 2 mmscfd during May
I think a combined flow rate of around 9.5 mmscfd is on the cards.
"Do not think we have seen a flow rate of above 0.16 since work work on the sidetrack started?"
We definitely have, 39 times since 1 January according to my records.
"but there was always an inevitable downside"
Really? A shame the grifters forgot to even mention this (or put it on side of the bus) when banging on about 'sunlit uplands' ...