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Broker Targets from two analysts in Financial Times over 12 months :

90 low

133 Med

176 High

It's a High for the Heid with a dividend please Mr Bramhill.

My moneys on Biscathorpe being really impressive.

Another key piece of the Biscathorpe planning application shows there is still a place for indigenous hydrocarbon extraction as an important part of UK’s energy mix towards a low carbon economy & the legally binding aim of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050:

'In their response to the 2020 Energy White Paper, UKOOG, the trade body for UK onshore oil and gas, highlighted
that using the CCC’s 'Balanced' and 'Headwinds' scenarios in the Sixth Carbon Budget , import dependencies will
rise by up to 40% for oil by 2050 when feedstock oil is included in the assessment (which was not included in the
CCC figures for consumption). This means the UK would spend between £136bn and £142bn on oil imports by
2050. This assumes an oil price of £50 per barrel. In terms of imported carbon emissions, failure to address this
large shortfall between supply and demand by increasing UK oil production would increase the global carbon
footprint of UK oil supply. Oil imports from the United states, as our second largest supplier have a carbon intensity

43% greater than that of UK production and Algerian crude (with Algeria being a top five oil supplier to the UK) has
a carbon intensity 157% higher than that of UK crude production.'

That's good Insidious. Tunes time ... :-)) x

Old persimmons quiet.

Does not surprise me in the least. Massive find West Newton. Then we have Wressle going to 500 BOPD some point... kerching . Then pud, cheese an Biscathorpeys end of year.

That's very nice. Dave does like his Monday RNSs.

Core imagine Top Totty on Monday morning. What a treat for me.

My pleasure. Feel free to say hello to me on twitter too. Unless you just hide here.

feel free to carry on persimmon. You will not change my opinion of the huge potential here.

I would not disagree. But when someone posts negatively constantly I question whether they are being paid to keep the price down or of course are our friends from 'the camp.'

persimmon,

It has always been clear to me that David sees something very special in Biscathorpe from watching his interviews. I know, in my mind, that West Newton is a big find too. The way David appears to favour Biscathorpe gives me no ifs and buts.

Like this bit in the Biscathorpe planning. I put little stars ****** :

'Both the test and production phases reference the potential need for a small enclosed ground flare, as part of the process to manage any natural gas that may be produced. The drilling and test phases would confirm whether gas is evident, and testing would confirm the volumes that may occur during production. It would be the intent to connect the Site to the electricity network, so if gas is produced, and in sufficient volumes, it would be used to generate electricity to power the Site and .....********export surplus back to the grid******....... Depending on timescales for network connection, a generator may be used to provide electricity in the first instance."

My Girly Crystal Balls are going with the 12th of April for West Newton *A*C*T*I*O*N*

Planning statement well worth a read by any genuine investors. I have highlighted a couple of areas in my above post but there is lots more :

http://lincolnshire.planning-register.co.uk/Planning/Display?applicationNumber=PL%2F0037%2F21

A large number of references to the needs for the UK energy requirements on the benefits of extracting home grown hydrocarbons rather than the importation of oil and gas from overseas, thus reducing the UK's carbon footprint.

Significantly it uses sources from the various planning law and policies that note that there is no reason at all that should lead to a refusal. Even references the Planning Review held for Wressle and the findings of HM Planning Inspector.

I see no reason why the sidetrack would be refused.

I also commend the HUGE amount of work that has gone in to this planning statement.

Are you persimmon's pet bee ?

If so, buzz off.

All the internationals will want in :

“Ever since the sensational success of the inaugural Waterline Summit in 2019, Marketing Humber has had international clean growth investors all asking us the same thing, could we showcase the Humber’s compelling credentials and even more importantly for them, specific investable projects, in clean growth and decarbonisation to highlight the Humber as a world-leading region ripe for major investment,” Mr Walker said.

https://www.business-live.co.uk/economic-development/humbers-net-zero-potential-opened-20067843

SO.. good old Bill Walker made this new new platform. Great for all of those that may want a slice of Dave's pie at West Newton. Note Keadby and Saltend and plenty more.

https://investhumber-netzero.com/

And this goodun from the lovely Mighty :

https://twitter.com/MightyBelle68/status/1369976026353180675?s=20

The Biscathorpe-2z side track application is now on the LCC portal as per Lee.
So thats great news ! Countdown to this whopper...

https://twitter.com/leedbartz/status/1370009326677594120?s=20

All will kick off pretty soon imo Micky on all fronts.

It is nearly Easter and we all know what happens then - the Lord rises.

Love a Cadburys cream egg me. Can't stand that Kinnerton crap.

So I am going with something pretty sweet soon.

All part of diffuse reflectance spectroscopy .. pretty cool stuff.