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Infa looking better today hopefully next leg up here :)

https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/news/protesters-delight-at-halite-plan-delay-1-9247933/amp ...... By RICHARD HUNT Published: 11:30 Thursday 12 July 2018 Campaigners against controversial plans to store gas under the River Wyre and discharge 80,000 cubic metres of brine into the sea a day off Fleetwood say they are encouraged by further delays to the scheme. Members of Fleetwood Brine Watch and other groups say delays to ongoing plans by Halite suggest the company is experiencing problems with its proposals.

https://data.oireachtas.ie/ie/oireachtas/committee/dail/32/joint_committee_on_communications_climate_action_and_environment/submissions/2018/2018-07-03_opening-statement-ibec_en.pdf .......... The vital role of natural gas out to 2050 Natural gas is an integral part of the Irish energy system. There are over 800,00 domestic, industrial and commercial users on the island of Ireland and it remains the primary fuel for power generation. Analysis published by UCC and ESRI in May 2017 projects a flat trend in liquid fossil fuel usage out to 2030, with a sharp reduction thereafter. However, it projects natural gas consumption to remain steady out to 2050. There is a good reason for this. Gas fired generation will be crucial to safe, secure running of the electricity grid on the island of Ireland for the foreseeable future. As an island isolated from the rest of Europe – Ireland needs flexible generation to complement intermittent and variable generating technologies. Right now, there is no other obvious solution to this problem. Natural gas could be accommodated in a low carbon system by harnessing the potential of carbon capture and storage technology and making full use of depleted gas fields. Therefore, it will be necessary to maintain secure supplies of gas in the future. If new domestic sources cannot be developed, we will have to rely on imports. The existing Moffat Interconnectors have proven extremely reliable to date and have given us access to a competitive and diverse supply. However, we cannot risk being 100% dependent on natural gas imports through the UK when the when the Corrib Field is exhausted. This will be a growing concern as the supply of natural gas from EU and OECD countries diminishes and supply become more unreliable.

Nice 8% close up today definitely looking good - funny that no sign of Mr Setanta to add his two pennies worth here but I just remembered he only tends to visit here when it's down lol

Looks like we were right hey Spud re the TR1 lol another massive vote of confidence!

Maybe this time a TR1 really is being filled lol looking at the trades? Hope your keeping an eye here Setanta :)

How's the TR1 coming on? The one where you were quoted several days ago as saying "being filled as I speak?" lol

I have an idea maybe we could borrow the barges so we could ship the brine overseas for a few quid

This made me laugh..........https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jul/11/whitehalls-potty-plan-to-keep-ni-lights-on-if-no-brexit-deal ............................................ Whitehall’s ‘potty’ plan to keep NI lights on if no Brexit deal Flotilla of barges with energy generators would be sent to Northern Ireland if UK crashes out of the EU Lisa O'Carroll Brexit correspondent Wed 11 Jul 2018 20.06 BST First published on Wed A flotilla of barges would be sent to the coast of Northern Ireland with energy generators after Brexit to keep the region’s lights on in the event of no deal, according to reports on Wednesday. The scheme, which has been described as “potty” by business leaders in Northern Ireland, is said to be part of contingency planning by Whitehall mandarins in case the UK crashes out of the EU, smashing Ireland’s all-island electricity supply in its wake.

Damn oh well never mind only another 4 years to wait which by then hopefully all 8 caverns will have been constructed allowing Infa to be in full operation!

Half time 1-0 Eng ....come on England!! Post of the day goes to Snowman100 :)

Just read the first couple lines of your post and switched off lol....am off to enjoy the footie.....feeling #confident here. Someone will be eating humble pie here very soon and it certainly won't be me. Don't forget my advice Setanta tata....

Setanta let's make an exception in your case in so much that you change your mind on Infa like the wind! We're 5% down today and in the grand scheme of things 100% up from the lows a few months ago. Yet you only come on here when it's down - strange that considering your average is way higher than the current SP....seriously you need to grow up....shares go down as well as up I thought you knew that as for me I remain absolutely confident of the prospects here as well as the 1.5p target!

Yeah good luck with your investment decision here Nickle and 3putt ................................................... Dave Marshall #INFA - £67m NPV outdated based on 20yr & full Capex upfront w/o EU grant 🔹Capex #NonDilutive 🔹£5m MCap 🔹Fully permitted 🔹Planning permission ✔️ 🔹FEED ahead of schedule 🔹FEED under budget 🔹40yr+ proj life 🔹Phased Construction 🔹~£120m initial Capex 🔹UK / EU ££ backing

Yep so much potential good news to come here any day the current SP will be a distant memory soon onwards and upwards. We will be looking at a very different company indeed here within the next couple of months...

Thanks for clarifying matters for Setanta Spud and for the mic drop vid lol :)

I was asking you specifically since your the one who brought it up and was convinced of the fact they are not in a closed period. As a compliment though you would make a great politician getting 'not answering the question' down to a fine art and topping it off with trying to get me to ask someone else.

We're still waiting for you to explain why your so sure that the director's are not in a closed period Setanta....

Everyone is entitled to their opinion but those that can't substantiate such statements can expect to have them challenged which is all I've done. If your looking forward to it you are premature - end of July/beginning of Aug I said...

"Because we're not within a month of quarterlies" is your rationale for the bod not being in a closed period??? No one knows for sure whether or not they are inside although I would say its more likely than not that they are inside due to negotiations being "at a very advanced stage". If I was to hedge my bets I would say they are. As for John Wood he was able to buy Infa shares on the open market like we would because this was prior to his appointment on the board. As for the "Adrian effect" he has simply done what we have been wanting him to do for some time which was long overdue PR with a number of interviews allowing the company to get the attention it deserves. The timing of it at this stage imo is perfect as the project progresses nicely to the next phase. Jeez there is just no pleasing some people!