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I completely agree on your point, I was attempting to highlight that discussions with potential fellow operators to utilise the pipeline was nothing new. recent presentations indicate potential for third party revenue

The acquisitions of 50% of Blythe and 100% of the Vulcan Satellites in 2016 were landmarks in the evolution of the Group. While relatively small, the Blythe transaction was strategically critical, giving us 100% ownership, operatorship and control of the full hub area. This position was then enhanced significantly with the addition of 100% ownership of the three Vulcan Satellite fields to the east. By negotiating to acquire the Thames pipeline post year-end at nominal cost alongside these two deals we have created an economically robust, high-margin dual gas-hub project in familiar UK waters, with a viable potential exit route and without resorting to expensive and risky exploration. The Thames pipeline acquisition, then, is the key that unlocks our low-risk development and production strategy. In the SNS we are capturing latent value by identifying new ways to monetise assets that were either defunct or deemed to be of low value, thereby breathing new economic life into a mature basin. Recommissioning the Thames pipeline will not only save the Group up to �100 million in capital costs, but will turn stranded fields into valuable gas for the benefit of all: our investors, the economy and the exchequer. This innovative thinking is exactly what the next phase of the North Sea requires, especially in an era of increasing gas imports and coal�s decline as an energy source.

IOG are saving over �100 million, cutting out the cost of transportation tariff due to 100% ownership of thames pipeline.. there have been talks about gaining additional revenue via third party tariff, for hubs in the area not owned by IOG..

Did anyone spot this? Ahead of first gas, the Company intends to acquire the onshore reception facilities at the  Perenco Bacton terminal.  A period of exclusivity has been agreed until the end of September  2018. Juicy news.

Oh this is just fantastic!

Should see a decent recovery in SP this week

Had a look at webull last night.. doesn't look like level 2 data is provided. Level 1 is available for £7.49 where Best Bid and Offer quotes is provided, but the order books are not..

My annual subscription expired on advfn, don't fancy renewing for 50 quid a month... Has anyone got level 2 on here, any good? can it be used via smart phone? other suggestions welcome, but would prefer to access level 2 from my mobile..

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another transfer showing up.. 16p is current live bid..

live bid is now 16p :)

Looks like we are on the move now.. ask has ticked up and I am sure the bid will move up to 16p shortly.. I suspect news incoming very soon! GLA

Finding it quite difficult to buy in large amounts.. any more than 15k @ 16p and its NT to buy..

Definitely a buy.. Good to see IOG is starting to gain momentum volume wise.

Its a shame the AGM is not on during the following week when I've got the week off. otherwise I would've been up for coming along as I've got a fair chunk invested here..

Glad you were wrong! Rather good news was dropped early next week..

welcome back, as it happens I topped up another 50k today.. it is great time to get in and load up while its still quiet..

Just goes to show how quickly IOG can move on small volume. AIM is rather quiet at the moment..

judging from the recent trading action, i wouldnt be surprised if that was a single trader taking a position in IOG.

Initial IPP and pressure test results are expected by late April or early May.