RE: Ryan mulls Green policy U-turn on commercial LNG terminal11 Apr 2023 21:40
Nico - I think the fact that you can disconnect the FRSU and sail away leaving little to no legacy is a great selling point in terms of a marketable / defendable interim solution.
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@Nordell - yes, but about 1:6 Char to PRD. Just waiting for someone wanting to buy a gas field close to Europe. Of course, if Mou flows, then that will be way more attractive.
Slide 12 Royston is interesting. Currently ascribed 2P Reserves of 3.5million barrels, NPV pre tax $70m. However, best estimate is over 100m barrels. So times that $70m by 30 = $2bn. Even taking tax out leaves 500m - 1billion dollars. And we know the Intermediate has flowed.
Get a good Subthrust result, and another well in there to increase the data points for the reserves, and you have a very significant business.
Not a bad update to be fair. EAG progressing and doing the due diligence instead of Scirocco. Shame it's not generating enough to fund the next AD plant yet. The fertiliser byproduct stream is a good improvement and a potential revenue stream either fitting or fitting and managing for other AD plants we don't own.
Dilara - once Buffalo had failed, and the company you invested in had nothing, what was the BOD supposed to do? Do you expect Tulip to give us Rhein for free?
Well, so far we've gone from 100% ownership of a company with £2m mcap with no cash and a very uncertain future, to 15% of £12m, cash in the bank and a plan.