Member Info for Makeabundle

Yes, Flombo is either confused or wishes to be misleading. Raising funds should not be too much of an issue after completion of the RTO and readmission. It will be interesting to see what price LOGP achieves on the first day of trading. Flombo might be gasping to get more to add to his substantial holding!

'it is intended to carry out the audit alongside the provision of financial details that will be required as part of the expected Reverse Take Over process to bring a new asset into the Company'. ( RNS June 2024). No mention here of buying an asset. The value or the potential value of LOGP is what is on offer for a new asset . The only other way to relist was to raise 6/7 million, as I remember. Think again, Flombo.

It would be very exciting indeed if LG junior has reconsidered doing a deal with LOGP.

He could afford to be very generous indeed to gain 100% control of Barryroe - and access to ECT for the lot. I’m sure the LF firm LOGP has in mind would be happy to oblige.

The ECT is not in least interested whether a company is a gas producer or an oil and gas company. To award the SA but not the LU would make compensation 95+% certain, not a mere 90%, because of egregious discrimination against Barryroe.

If TD2 has still not departed the scene here his IQ must surely be no greater than that of B1ll or the lone wolf.

At least JockStraps knew when he was beaten.

Clear thinking, S/C. If PRD and LOGP were to merge, the claim could be colossal for the LU and SA combined.

Ryan’s policy cannot continue nor be seen to be continuing.

The ‘Jewel’ at WK is getting bigger by the month, causing more chagrin in the Green Cage.

JayGee. That is very impressive indeed. It is not surprising that they have increased the wash plants from 3 to 6 without fanfare. Well worthwhile as platinum is about to breach $1300! Thank you again.

Could this case be settled on the court room steps at the very last minute?

Does the government want to be seen to be in an impossible position by the general public before making a decision?

Not to settle on the court room steps would make the government a laughing stock in the eyes of all but the ‘Greens’

Applause from the ‘Greens’ will invite mockery from the rest of us.

The government will not allow itself to be cornered as above. The perfect excuse, if you want to use that word, is energy security. The perfect ‘excuse’ will be used.

I posted before I read your effort. So you think a government grudge against LG is going to derail the drive to energy security.

I think you will find that this government will find it very easy indeed not to visit the sins of the father on the son, who is now in charge of the business. Swizz has mentioned support from other stakeholders. I take that to mean that the son is proving much easier to deal with. Did you sell your BEY shares in time and buy LOGP when the opportunity was there, I wonder?

I think Flambo missed it as well. No room for pessimists in this game, Spuddy! In fact I have downright convinced myself that there is orchestration at play here. Ryan himself fears that this government is going to stray from the straight and narrow. I hope he’s having nightmares.

The Company expects to raise further funds via the CLN process over the coming weeks as required and further announcements will be made as necessary.

It is pleasing that no further funds are being raised as per this 10th February RNS. 1.23B shares in issue at present.

RTO to be completed 'around' August. Would that be a deadline for the Irish Government to get its finger out and stop ECT proceedings by granting the LU? Identity of the bride/groom still a secret.

I want to hear about the sale - I will not be asking indelicate questions about the resurrection of this or the provenance of that. All we need to know is that EUA is always on the right side of the authorities and wishes to remain so in the best interests of all shareholders. I am still hopeful that EUA will also be remembered as the source of the first recorded use of the word ‘neghead’ in the O.E.D.

Some of the things in the Optimo Report I certainly had not seen before. In fact, I thought someone had discovered that the POAZ licence had gone elsewhere. They must have been wrong. Anyway, we now know that CS is not going to disown Optimo. I remember that they were quick to pay for NYUD. Are we shortly to have the money to pay for all the others if they are once again within our grasp? If they are, buyers are going to have to pay a lot lot more than 40P to secure the lot. CS mentioned unrealistic expectations (£££) and was probably pleased to see 27.4P as a counterbalance. Take both with a pinch of salt!

Well, if the Rosgeo JV really has been resurrected, that is very exciting news indeed. Can you see the BoD apologising for false information in the Optimo report? Were they entitled to release this to Optimo? Would the Nomad have allowed this release, if it did not comply with regulations?

[ The debate: Should the State develop a terminal for liquefied natural gas? Opens in new window ]

Under the third trilemma constraint – which is to make energy affordable – the LNG option again falls far short. The Government recently stated it would cost €300 million, but the bill would likely be a multiple of this. That cost is going to go on our electricity bills and in all likelihood will lead to a continued dependence on gas, which is the main reason why our electricity prices are so high.

We need to get prices down, not just to protect our consumer and industries, but also to accelerate the clean energy transition. Cheaper electricity means lower running costs for electric vehicles and heat pumps, the workhorses of our clean energy future. By using flexible pricing and our nationwide network of smart meters, new battery storage systems can be ramped up and down. This will reduce the curtailment of wind and solar power and we can get into a virtuous circle, where power becomes cheaper, cleaner and more secure.

It will not be easy for the Government to change course, but that is what it must do. And it can do so, because no locations have been chosen, no planning application has been made, no contracts signed. The Government should engage with the environmental movement and ask the Just Transition Commission and the Climate Change Advisory Council to carry out a detailed public consultation which considers all our options and associated costs and reports by the end of the year.

The clean energy revolution is evolving so quickly that even recent energy modelling and assumptions need to be reviewed. Rather than paying for outdated and polluting gas infrastructure, we should invest in cleaner, more affordable and more secure alternatives instead.

In the Times Ryan calls for another report by Christmas this year! Can you believe it?? He also says elsewhere in this article that we must trust our (good) neighbours, the UK. He means of course ' for our security'. His idiocy continues unabated since his forced retirement. it is to be hoped that the present government has the balls to take correct proper decisions before the recess.

Or dumber than dumb after Yuri Filatov’s obscene threat of ‘a day of reckoning’ for Ireland’s support of Ukrainian ‘terrorism’.

Not to award the SA for Corrib South would be ‘Greener than Green’. It is the circumstances in which it will be awarded which is the issue. I think Swizz would agree with that.

Is there a possibility that the government could go 50/50 with a major like Vermilion, taking on Corrib South, Iniskea West and Barryroe? Difficult negotiations might explain the long silence. Any views on this? There was a suggestion in the press a while ago that maybe it was time for the government to play a role in developing indigenous resources.