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https://twitter.com/RTF83/status/1020980774584057856?s=09 #INFA Weekly chart shows the clear route back to 1p area & beyond A hybrid of a Cup & Saucer & an inverse Head & Shoulders patterns https://t.co/bGzZaWKyhN

https://twitter.com/TheNightRider9/status/1020974840273145856?s=09 With smaller players taking over there is sometimes a short-term production increase from mature fields, but it also tends to signify there are fewer large projects to come......while usage increases and production declines the only answer for the UK is more storage #infa https://t.co/eK2cb1ACDU

Hi Dawski - just a case of spending time looking for information out there I believe to be relevant....here's another article I found........... https://twitter.com/TheNightRider9/status/1020971927995912192?s=09 UK Natural Gas Production Falls As Usage Climbs | https://t.co/L2J0dBSjZZ https://t.co/raevnQVFIJ #oilprice UK Natural Gas production is in decline, probably terminal, while usage continues to grow. #infa https://t.co/MoI5S9olob

"WSP to represent InfraStrata during design & development phase to ensure work is undertaken to meet project specification & is in line with appropriate standards" The WSP team will be led by Andrew Mustoe, WSP's principal engineer in Oil & Gas https://t.co/NN7m5F7St5 #infa .................... https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewmustoe ........ There you go whatamess and Practitioner a bit more research.....feel free to check all of my posts and that of spudtheplumber over the last 12 months and I think you'll see who the serious posters are here! What actually have your contributions been whatamess? Oh that's right absolutely zilch lol

https://twitter.com/TheNightRider9/status/1020580415579574272?s=09 NIA - "Infrastructure is an enabler for economic growth" | WSP - 10 JULY 2018 - UNITED KINGDOM “Today’s National Infrastructure Assessment (NIA) offers an effective blueprint for future infrastructure investment. #infa https://t.co/hQDYstGbyf

https://twitter.com/TheNightRider9/status/1020623280003330048?s=09 Fig 5-1 indicates locations where short circuit current levels are high in 2022. Several nodes have been found to exceed 100% current rated capability. In N.I analysis indicates the nodes at Ballylumford & Coolkeeragh will exceed 100% of their current rated capability. #infa ............further potential strain on the electricity network

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/technology/net-results-data-centres-need-to-power-down-their-energy-requirements-1.3561745?mode=amp&__twitter_impression=true ............. Data centres are big business in Ireland. But should the State demand more in how they are built and how they draw down energy? Especially when one proposed Dublin data-centre development would eventually have the energy demands of a city the size of Galway? Growth area Data centres remain a big growth area here. A report last April, produced by Host in Ireland in association with Bitpower, noted that €1.1 billion invested in such centres this year will bring total data centre investment to €5.7 billion by year’s end. It predicted that, by 2021, that sum would reach €9 billion. A lot of that build cost – which runs to hundreds of millions of euro per centre – goes to creating the infrastructure to run the servers and cool them down. An average centre might use 10 to 20 megawatts (MW) of power, while Amazon’s proposed 223,000 sq ft facility will need 35MW. But the company has bigger plans, proposing seven more for a data-centre complex of about 205MW on the Mulhuddart site. Such a huge conglomeration would suck up the energy equivalent of a small Irish city. If the full eight-centre project is realised by 2026, Amazon has acknowledged it would use about 4.4 per cent of the State’s entire energy capacity.

https://twitter.com/TheNightRider9/status/1020647451945037824?s=09 #infa showing right at the end of the line on the transmission network as a planned storage facility https://t.co/mCy3MgB3v8

I've got an idea whatamess - how about a bit of actual research on Infa instead of your one line posts! Looks like its down to me to provide it again ....................................... https://twitter.com/TheNightRider9/status/1020703834132369408?s=09 The need for storage in the UK is about more than just smoothing out price fluctuations, meeting peak demand and outages - with 'energy security' becoming more critical the physical availability of gas to cope with ageing infrastructure or even a cyber attack is essential

Is the aim of the game....main thing is we're all good here plenty of news flow to come anytime from the bod of Infa. Sentiment is at it's best since I started buying in last year with many investor's here from several years back including brewseabonus and dawski to name a couple. 0.51p will look very very cheap soon....

A well reasoned post Practitioner the hope here is everyone is here because they are invested or hoping to invest....

There still remains a huge valuation gap between current mcap and fair value but this gap will close quickly if the next update confirms the securing of funding for construction....the project doesn't necessarily need to be constructed to reach the 10p mark we could be on track to get near to this figure way before construction of first 2 caverns imo

I agree - company is now in full turnaround mode progressing this I would imagine with a sense of urgency behind the scenes....the next news here could catch quite a few out

Practitioner - might be worth you looking at whatamess's posting history as you will see lots of silly 1-2 line questions they ask on here with no contribution to this bb at all....they never even acknowledge replies to the questions that some on here are good enough to write apart from today which must be a first! So yes spudtheplumber is pretty much spot on here

Practitioner - definitely are a few here with skin in the game the bod need to do the same as soon as they are able to in order to show more commitment here imo. Mr Bradshaw's holding is now 31,500,000 or 3.11%

Recent TR1 holder as per the recent holdings RNS's

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2174262-weird-wind-drought-means-britains-turbines-are-at-a-standstill .............................................................. By Chris Baraniuk Britain is experiencing a “wind drought” that has slowed or halted the blades on turbines around the country. July’s wind energy output so far is down 40 per cent when compared to the same period last year – despite more wind turbines having been installed in the interim, according to new figures. Ireland is facing similar problems with a lack of wind while falling water levels in rivers have also curtailed hydroelectric power generation in July. Climate change might mean that less wind is available for energy production in general during the coming decades. One projection, published in Nature Geoscience in December, suggested that wind power would decrease in the northern hemisphere but increase in the southern hemisphere.

Wouldn't put anything past him Brew to be adding further but either way it's looking goooood!!

Has been very busy indeed lol ;)))

The @nationalgriduk’s July 2018 Future Energy Scenarios publication highlights that, in three out of four instances, #gas import dependency will increase to between 60-90% by 2050 without shale: https://t.co/BK4Fw819kc #infa https://t.co/1meGulNKIw ......................... Here's a copy and paste post I know Setanta loves them and again it's pretty relevant lol