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Some good link's there spud

AIMHigh7 - yep I would imagine the extra funds would be enough for at least the next 12 months however very soon I think we can expect to learn of decent progress on either funding or sale side of things so this 12 month window imo will become irrelevant....

https://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFL8N1OB22T ................................................................LONDON, Dec 11 (Reuters) - British wholesale natural gas prices rose on Monday morning as surging demand due to near-freezing temperatures left the system struggling to cope with gas shortages. * Within-day gas was up 4.55 pence, or 7.89 percent, at 62.25 pence per therm at 1021 GMT. At market open, the contract rallied more than 10 percent. Ongoing outages affecting output from storage site Rough, Centrica's Morecambe gas field, and lower terminal flows via Teesside PX and Bacton Shell, added to the tight system. * Higher prices should draw more gas through the Interconnector UK linking Britain and Belgium in a bid to ease gas shortages, analysts and traders said. * The gas market was undersupplied by around 38 million cubic metres (mcm), with demand running 20 percent above seasonal average levels at 377 mcm/day and supplies estimated at 340 mcm/day, according to National Grid data.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-11/u-k-gas-surges-to-highest-since-2014-as-snow-blankets-london .........................................................."Supplies in the system could plunge 11 percent by the end of the day, according to network manager National Grid Plc". “Whilst the weather-related heating demand was expected, the reduction in flows via a number of terminals was not,” Nick Campbell, an energy risk manager at Inspired Energy Plc, said by email. “Therefore this has left the system tight and battling to pull in more gas from the continent.”

Wow you really have no idea! Firstly I suggest you read the link as if you did you would have picked up this: "The Action is the next logical step in the PCI development and it represents a significant enabler for the development of the Islandmagee Underground Gas Storage (UGS) facility in Northern Ireland" (UK) (PCI 5.1.3). Secondly I suggest you research the gas pipeline network for the whole of Ireland and you'll see that this IS relevant to Infa!

Spud thanks for sharing this link it really does show off the possibilities for Infa going forward now. Naz nobody on here needs a geography lesson but just for you (not that it's relevant) Dublin is 128miles from the site but only metres away from the SNIP.

Yes spud, jfk9 it was discussed at the meeting for those of us that attended but for the reason(s) that it has not been released to date I'll second the rationale that it may have been regarded as containing sensitive information that could jeopardise whatever is going on behind the scenes so....for now the waiting game goes on....

Fair enough

We're all in the dark on this until news lands but what have you got to lose by contacting him?

I personally have no intention of selling but I am happy to sit and wait to see how this plays out as I have previously spoken to Adrian and don't need reassuring. You will know that he reads this bb from time to time but that's all, so again if your not happy get in touch with him he may or may not be able to address your concerns but worth a try.

We know all this but the only options we have as shareholders are either to sit it out and hold, sell up or try and contact the bod as I suggested a few days ago. I myself have spoken to Adrian previously have you ever tried this? If not I suggest you do and you may have more luck trying that than spouting it on here.

nazareme your last post is confusing so you need to clarify it....are you asking us whether your last statement is correct or telling us that it's correct? If it's the latter kindly tell us where you have got this from otherwise we'll assume you made it up. Your last post is right up there with your continued inferences you keep making with fracking and Infa!

We all share your pain and frustration Setanta the SP being at rock bottom and it's not going to move up until we hear of a gamechanging material piece of news. I think every single shareholder is sitting on a loss but to what degree is another question. I remain optimistic of a decent update before xmas. Although it seems on the face of it that any progress has stalled I am hopeful that there is a lot of hard work going on behind the scenes but that's just me.

Lol.....

Atm posted links by some of us that indirectly relate to infa are done to pass the time and help to show the relevance such a project has in the energy market now more than ever. The current SP reflects a lack of news end of.....thats not to mean we won't suddenly get news out of the blue and who knows? possible sale or funding no idea....but this will move very quickly if one of these outcomes were to be announced. As has been said before it's a case of joining up the dots with what we do know but the holder taking up 4.25% obviously believes in this as do quite a few of us. I don't believe for a minute that things have stalled but patience hopefully will be rewarded for those willing to ride this out.

Still no evidence of any connection or link to fracking with Infa since it will be gas storage not gas exploration which was kind of my point all along. Perhaps nazareme or anyone else with an issue about fracking should address it with the companies that use the technique to get it out of the ground instead of companies that merely offer storage of gas. At present there is no evidence either that fracked gas will ever be stored at Infa so until such time no one can answer that.

Exactly "uneducated opinions" and the last couple of lines of my informative post addresses exactly that....."at least hopefully this post nazareme will go some way to educating you" so not pointless after all.

Lol PMSL.... :))))))

Fact....gas demand increases month by month nazareme whether you like it or not and will play a vital part along with renewable energy for decades to come (just look at the various examples of clean gas like LNG being used to power the marine industry I've even given you a link as an example....aren't I nice!) https://www.rolls-royce.com/products-and-services/marine/lng.aspx Fact....Ireland consumes approx 5 billion cubic metres of gas every year and 88% of gas due to Ireland having only small proven deposits of fossil fuels come from imported sources. Therefore gas storage will be pivotal in the future security of gas supply for Ireland. Fact....Infa has NO association or link with fracking and I demand you show me proof nazareme of your continued inferences you keep making otherwise you need to give it a rest. Fact...As natural gas is the least polluting fossil fuel, extending the natural gas network to further areas can help to reduce green house gas emissions as well as offering a more efficient choice of fuel to businesses, the public sector and domestic consumers. Other gas initiatives The Department continues to support initiatives to provide gas storage in Northern Ireland and there are current proposals to develop an underground storage facility below Larne Lough in East Antrim.....https://www.economy-ni.gov.uk/topics/energy/gas........the above paragraphs taken from this link I have kindly attached just for you nazareme which is on the N.I.gov DfE website! Fact....Infa will happen so you can whinge and moan all you like but neither my posts, yours or anyone else's will make an ounce of difference to the success of Infa but at least hopefully this post nazareme will go some way to educating you.

not interested who you are or your motives my 5yr old nephew is more grown up than you good luck with your one man band campaign but your wasting your time