Member Info for JimSlade

No it hasn’t. All my emails from them are very general. I know as much as everyone else.

Hi gez I’ve managed to get a few responses from this individual and don’t want to plaster their name on the board in case it spoils it. More than happy to send email for verification to Frontera Shareholder Group.

Received it this evening after a few attempts over the last week or so.

Thank you for your message.

Our efforts continue to bring Frontera back to operations in Georgia. It has indeed been a long road that has been delayed by extensive legal proceedings and work with the Georgian government. While it has taken time, Mr. Nicandros and our new management team have carefully charted a course for return to business and, in doing so, extensively funded this effort over the time period you reference. Needless to say, it has not been an easy effort, but progress has indeed been methodical.

Due to the necessity for strategic confidentiality related to ongoing legal proceedings, we expect to be able to communicate in more detail once these remaining legal actions come to conclusion in the months ahead. Many thanks for your patience and support.

Hi mate just busy with work and kids. I do look in most days but this place is getting flooded with irrelevant information. I was planning on getting in touch with Frontera again but after the recent Hope submission I think they might be busy. Will let them get their response in and see if I can get anything. Personally I still think we are in the game and will see something in 2023…. I said exactly the same last year for 2022.

Think this is revival of an old plan for gas from Azerbaijan to Romania but assume we could get access

I do hope that we can also speed up the work on the Deep Sea electricity cable and I have some hopes with – this is something that we are still elaborating and exploring – the news I just received a couple of days ago that Georgia is planning to build an LNG terminal that could create additional capacities for bringing gas to Europe. We are interested, so I am here to learn, to study and look for ways how we could even broaden our cooperation.

https://ec.europa.eu/commission/commissioners/2019-2024/varhelyi/announcements/remarks-commissioner-varhelyi-joint-press-conference-irakli-garibashvili-prime-minister-georgia_en

https://darik.news/georgia/romania-and-azerbaijan-are-considering-a-new-lng-project-on-the-black-sea-aze-media/802293.html

Same contact as last time.

Thank you for your messages and my apologies for the delay in responding. We are indeed continuing to make progress. However, due to ongoing legal proceedings that are related to the continued progression of our interests that our board is advancing, we remain restricted in our ability to share details at the moment for confidentiality/strategic reasons.

Please rest assured that we will be in touch once we are able. In the meantime, thank you for your continued communications.

Brian Babin even

Brian Biden appears to be ‘our man’ in Congress. A reminder of his letter below

https://mobile.twitter.com/repbrianbabin/status/1220737293050372096?lang=en-GB

https://agenda.ge/en/news/2022/3549

Prospects of deepening the “strategic partnership” and cooperation between Georgia and the United States were discussed on Thursday in a meeting between Georgian ambassador David Zalkaliani and US congressman Brian Babin.

Brian Babin wrote to Georgian PM in Jan 2020 concerning Frontera and copied in Mike Pompeo, Jim Risch and many others.

I emailed info@frontera-resources.com and got the response from the individual @frontera-resources.com

I’d begun to ramp up the emails think it’s the only way to get me to stop.

Thank you for your communications, as I am indeed in receipt of your emails.

We are currently in the process of continuing to advance constructive change at Frontera and will be communicating with you about the company's progress in the near future.

In the meantime, please do not hesitate to write me at the above address in the future, and we will do our best to answer when are able to do so in the context of ongoing legal proceedings. In the meantime, thank you for your patience.

5 year extension available from 2022 to 2027 if fields are commercially viable.

EU parliament backs labelling gas and nuclear investments as green.

BRUSSELS, July 6 (Reuters) - The European Parliament on Wednesday backed EU rules labelling investments in gas and nuclear power plants as climate-friendly, throwing out an attempt to block the law that has exposed deep rifts between countries over how to fight climate change.

The vote paves the way for the European Union proposal to pass into law, unless 20 of the bloc's 27 member states decide to oppose the move, which is seen as very unlikely.

https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/eu-parliament-vote-green-gas-nuclear-rules-2022-07-06/

The European Union has unveiled a €210 billion ($221 billion) plan to wean itself off Russian oil and gas.

Presenting its "REPowerEU" plan on Wednesday, the European Commission said it would attempt to slash consumption of Russian gas across the bloc by 66% by the end of this year — and break its dependence completely before 2027 — by saving energy, finding alternate sources and speeding up the transition to renewables.

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/05/18/energy/europe-repower-plan-russian-energy/index.html

https://energy.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2022-05/COM_2022_230_1_EN_ACT_part1_v5.pdf

Asked about comms yesterday and got the below back.

Thanks again for your e-mail.

We intend to provide a full market update on all Company operations before the end of the month. As such, we cannot exclusively disclose this information to you now via e-mail.

Furthermore, we have recognised that the market does not credit the Company for frequent updates and therefore we will be issuing regularly spaced updates of more substantive nature, rather than sporadic announcements, as advised by the Company’s brokers and advisors.

Thank you for your understanding.

Can’t see him leaving it as it is. Good read the below article explains his thinking from Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall

https://amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/413248/

Let’s hope there is enough going on at FRC to warrant going full time.