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Where he mentions prices have come down since the Ukraine war that's got to positive hasn't it? Am I reading too much into it? Is there going to be a bit of give soon like the price floor we all been waiting for?
Https://twitter.com/grantshapps/status/1664197088035348483?t=iOj2WGtJmFNT1iZIXhMAig&s=19
Personally I think Amjad does a good job, and for what it's worth only my opinion but I think we are at or near the bottom just whether or not this gap gets filled at 13.8 I don't know, a bit like K.O said earlier Brent looks like it's bottoming to me also
This was on IG news under Brent Crude supplied by Reuters don't know if it has any bearing? .....Proxy Advisor Pirc Recommends Enquest Shareholders To Vote Against Resolution To Re-elect Amjad Bseisu - Chief Executive At Agm
Proxy Advisor Pirc Recommends Enquest Shareholders To Vote Against Resolution To Approve The Remuneration Report At Agm
Sorry that ones not worked was Eric Nuttal
https://twitter.com/eri****tall/status/1663557966354874371?t=p0j5kojb7na-wwd0tndiuw&s=19
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Can't see how we will have energy security if we are to remain net importers, especially if Norway is near maxed out?
Dumbly thank you for your reply, I posted the article in the hope it was of interest to someone on here or if it can help us on this BB... I was interested in the article for this part mainly
The UK is already a net energy importer, buying gas via pipelines from Norway and continental Europe and taking liquified natural gas (LNG) shipments from Qatar and the US. However, many import sources are more polluting than North Sea-produced oil and gas.
Shipments of LNG are particularly carbon intensive, with a carbon footprint for deliveries from the US more than six times larger than from North Sea extraction. LNG imported from Qatar is three times the carbon footprint.
Norway remains the exception: its gas production has a lower emissions intensity than most countries – including the UK – due to a tough stance on gas flaring, and rigs powered by clean electricity. It is also able to transport most of its UK gas exports via pipeline, which helps to save emissions compared with condensing, chilling and transporting seaborne cargoes. However, the main pipeline into the UK is already running at full capacity and its largest gasfield is in decline, so a large increase in imports is not an option. The question you asked me about revenues Dumbly is out of my scope of knowledge I come on here to try and learn so probably better to ask the other more experienced on here mate. ATB ...hope we have a turn in the EPL or share price soon as has been relentless
This allows you to read it
https://www.removepaywall.com/
Dumbly/ Romaron and rest of BB, I see this posted over on the Harbour BB today , I know you have been busy writing various letters and I'm grateful for that, I happened to see this and didn't know would it maybe be worth a letter/ comment to this person? See if you get a reply?
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2023-03-29.176672.h&s=speaker%3A25294
If there is 7.9 million barrels hedged with some of that hedged at a price floor of $58 surely we must be profitable under that figure?
https://news.sky.com/story/westminster-accounts-labour-and-starmer-have-accepted-thousands-from-major-just-stop-oil-donor-12779224
I know it's an older article but shows what we are up against and really how bent it all is
The main slogan is "Labour will bring down the cost of living for good" just posting in case you wanted to take a look at it
Romaron Labour are running an advert on twitter stating " Sustainable power will keep your bills low, as clean energy is 9 times more cheaper than fossil fuels."
Today Goldman Sachs expecting oil price to average $94 for next 12 months and $97 for 2nd half of 2024
Someone's keen
134.25k Buy gone through this morning