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Snippet from the University of Oxford News and Events March 2023:
Helium is a $6 billion (£5.3 billion) market, with the gas being essential for the operation of MRI scanners, computer chips and fibre optic manufacture, and state of the art nuclear and cryogenic applications. A current global shortage has pushed supplies almost to a crisis point, with prices skyrocketing in recent years. The situation has been escalated by the Ukraine war, since this ruled out helium being supplied from the new Russian Amur plant, planned to supply 35% of the global helium demand.
In addition, almost all helium today is a by-product of methane or carbon dioxide natural gas production. This carries a significant carbon footprint and hinders ambitions to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Together, these reasons mean that identifying alternative, carbon-free sources of natural helium has become critically important.
Lorna confirmed no hydro carbons only Nitrogen as the carrier which makes it more straightforward as we have Pure/Green Helium and Gold Hydrogen
I can surmise that there are some very confused posters on here , confused is polite
I can't keep watching nonsense spouted on here
Clearly many do not/have not read the RNS's, they don't even know that the placing was done and dusted on the 15th February and are oblivious to today's and previous videos with Lorna
When I get home, I will have a glass of wine and re watch todays Video, bought more, I know why
GLA
Found the FT article on X - just google (I’m not subscribed to FT either) and you will find it
Also, messaged on here 16th Feb regarding the University of Oxford article 2nd March 2023
That’s worth a read too ‘new study could help pinpoint hidden helium gas fields….’
Interesting reading, University of Oxford News and Events page, 2nd March
New Study could help pinpoint hidden helium gas fields…
Couple of points:
Helium is a $6 billion (£5.3 billion) market, with the gas being essential for the operation of MRI scanners, computer chips and fibre optic manufacture, and state of the art nuclear and cryogenic applications. A current global shortage has pushed supplies almost to a crisis point, with prices skyrocketing in recent years. The situation has been escalated by the Ukraine war, since this ruled out helium being supplied from the new Russian Amur plant, planned to supply 35% of the global helium demand
The model also suggests regions where large amounts of hydrogen gas may accumulate underground, since the radioactivity that generates helium also splits water to form hydrogen. With a global market of $135 billion, hydrogen is used to create fertiliser and to produce many compounds essential for the food, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical industries. Virtually all hydrogen gas is currently produced from coal and natural gas (methane), and this alone accounts for 2.3% of global CO2 emissions. Hydrogen-rich underground deposits could provide an alternative carbon-free source.
SKA - Coal - in the same area
It’s all there and I’m all in HE1
Short term that figure may even prove to be conservative (10p last year) placing done swiftly and now out of the way, major discovery, more RNS’s to follow and one would hope more interviews with Lorna. We are also well and truly on the radar, I have been reading about SKA this morning and their chat is full of HE1 (they are in the same area - coal) - GLA
7th February RNS, clearly explains
"Application will be made to the London Stock Exchange for the Placing Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM. It is expected that Admission will occur and that dealings will commence at 8.00 a.m. on 15 February 2024"
Only positive regarding this share and now the placing is out of the way, expect it to rise soon, especially on more news
Not slipping, breathing - sellers reaction to placing news yesterday, compared to market sentiment later on and looking at the year high 2023 price compared to now, placing done, only more positive to follow imo, then even if you take a very conservative view it should be at least 5p
A lot of second guessing eliminated this morning, did say knee jerk reaction by day traders but not by all of the long term holders with quite a back up to assumption to regaining 10p of last year - Lorna has been very transparent and has quite frankly ripped the plaster off with regards to placing - in this instance and that cannot be said for many a share, imo this has been positive and look forward to the incomming weeks - gla
Repost of my bleary eyed response early this morning to what news was commenting on:
News I am just trying to absorb your posts and have looked at Noble Helium which is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)
31st January 2024 - Quarterly Report for Quarter Ended December 2023
Noble’s flagship North Rukwa project lies within Tanzania’s Rukwa Basin
(Looking at the 15th March article in Geo Expro the image shows both Noble and HE1 respective licence areas - HE1 being below Noble)
The Mbelele wells completed at North Rukwa, multiple data points throughout the drilling campaign point to a prolific helium system