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Would love to see, or read Martin Gilberts assement of this,,,, which would never be allowed to be published?

Taken fom FB.

"Greetings from Captain Brian Sørensen, sailing the world's first container vessel sailing on green methanol👋🚢

The vessel has completed the first part of its maiden voyage, all the way from Shanghai to Singapore🌍 The rest of the journey will be via the Suez Canal towards Europe and finally Copenhagen, where the vessel will be named in September at the end of its exciting first journey.

Join us and be part of history!"💚

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This reminds me of a similar problem Cairn Energy had in India. I remember testing their waxy highly viscosity oil,, what temp and chemical additives were required to get it,,, "less viscous and moveable"!

Why is this share being "manipulated", to continualy being suppresed, below 60p?

Big comments regarding Parkmed.

BBC News - Who pays if oil and gas are put into decline?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-66013963

Apologies on spelling previous text, damn predictive text!

Erexon advert on Sky Sport Golf, Volvo Scandanavian Mixed Open.

Looked at Erexcon to buy,,, TWO MONTH DELIVERY! WTF,,,,,

May,,,, but they didn't say which year!

Brown Envelopes? QFI, would have been fined millions£. For UK and USA coys this is now a no go area anymore.

Share transactions,,,,, Bed and breakfast for the end of the financial tax year? Just a thought..... ??????

Now can Parkmead pull their finger out, with their NS gas assets!

Catcher and Tolmount, two of the six fields prepared to be given "green light for drilling and development"?

Apologies cannot post the link to the article.
2021
North Sea firm makes find east of Aberdeen with Italian giant.
Harbour Energy has revealed that it made a find with a well that has generated interest in the industry, without providing an estimate of the potential size of the discovery.

Harbour told investors that the Dunnottar well south east of Aberdeen had encountered hydrocarbon-bearing intervals in three geological zones.

The company noted: “The commerciality of these marginal accumulations will be assessed. In the meantime, the well will be plugged and abandoned.”

The results of the process will be studied closely in the North Sea industry. Exploration activity has fallen to record lows in the area in recent years.
Earlier this month Harbour director Phil Kirk said Dunnottar was a well to watch and had the potential to unlock 50 million barrels oil equivalent for the company.

Harbour developed out of the Chrysaor business, which won backing from US financiers to buy big North Sea portfolios from Shell and ConocoPhillips amid the last downturn.

The company acquired control of North Sea-focused Premier Oil in April and took over its listing on the London Stock Exchange.

It has been a beneficiary of the increase in oil and gas prices that has followed the easing of lockdown measures around the world.

Brent crude sold for $79.34 per barrel yesterday afternoon, up $0.11/bbl on the day. The price fell below $20/bbl in April last year from around $70/bbl before the pandemic.

READ MORE: North Sea firms to make huge payouts to investors following surge in oil and gas prices

Earlier this month Harbour announced plans to start paying an annual dividend of $200 million (£150m). The company said it expected to generate as much as $600m free cash flow from its operations this year.

Harbour has a 67 per cent interest in the licence on which the Dunnottar well was drilled. Italy’s ENI has 33%.

jack123, Yes you are correct, just noticed the quantities. Again txs.

jackg123, txs for the info., It doesn't show in my Halifax account, hence the reason for asking.

In the last fund raising, there was "entitlement" to warrants. Having purchased shares under the offer, how do you know how many Warrants you are entitled to?

Been away and trying to catch up. I remember PMO had a share holding in Faroe Pet. Wonder if they sold at DNO's price??

DPExplorer, I phoned my account holders yesterday. They told me, that as my shares are held in my trading account, they cannot be bought through my ISA account. That was the reason I bought yesterday, which was posted as a sell, as I could buy more than my allocation, and cheaper, including the trading cost.

DPExplorer, I phoned my account holders yesterday. They told me, that as my shares are held in my trading account, they cannot be bought through my ISA account. That was the reason I bought yesterday, which was posted as a sell, as I could buy more than my allocation, and cheaper, including the trading cost.