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UJO aren't stupid enough to go after posters on here - they'd have to turn up in court or at the FCA and any third rate lawyer would be all over them because of the "leaks" in the past.

Or "tell the court Mr B., exactly what did you do last week to justify your salary of £ 300k?" - it would be meltdown on social media.

That map is wayyyy out of date - still shows Argos in PL001 and they sold out in 2022

https://falklands.gov.fk/mineralresources/images/Maps/Offshore_Licence_Map_2024.pdf is up to date

Brockham?? It produces around 40 bopd on a good day -that's probably just enough to keep it going and not have to abandon it. The idea it will ever generate revenues that will need any serious amount of the tax losses is total fantasy. Anyway they are in Saltfleetby Energy and can't be used elsewhere.

"WHO is Adrian????"

Man of 10,000 ID's and 10 brain cells. Famously published his name and address on here by mistake during HH

Fell in love with Steve Sanderson and wangled an invite to HH site where he was photo'd arm in arm with his hero. Went off SS for while.

Finder of the Hidden Secret Pipeline from HH whereby thousands of extra barrels were being exported

Probably the Most Banned Poster on LSE.

We shall not , with luck, ever see his like again

I think the issue of Nick Riley's overseas experience is a bit of a red herring. It's not as if you're dealing with foreign languages, foreign laws, a local customs service and all the other delights of foreign work. He'll be dealing (effectively) with the NSTA, UK HSE, the BGS and operations people out of Aberdeen.

It worked fine 15 years ago and they didn't have anything like the comms they have now.

I think the logistics manager is a much more critical appointment but many of the Navitas hires seem to be ex MURCO out of S E Asia and the FI have a lot of experience at managing immensely long supply chains. Remember they built Mt Pleasant Airport in the 1980's in 2 years from scratch and almost all the kit for that came by sea.

Moving from probable to proven will double or triple the amount people will lend you - and at much better rates. Most financial institutions won't lend on probable at all.

Evidence?

The ramp squad have claimed people have shorted this stock for 8 years but no-one has ever provided any evidence that it's possible to short ANY small oiler on AIM. It's a myth

Mirasol = Bubblepoint

Not true of course - I have criticised him in the past and vice versa - and I don't swear in posts.

BigFoot88 Posted in: UKOG Posts: 420

RE: SS is pleased to announce that....17 Mar 2025 16:31

Anyone know when we can expect news regarding government funding?

"A very wealthy investor friend of mine has taken a large position here"

is he the one that bought 6 million shares for a grand? anyone can have a large position on here with ++32Bn shares available

"who is opening up new fields? Maybe there are a couple, but the replacement of production is done by incremental infill drilling,"

That statement is correct for the UK N Sea but elsewhere the GoM, Namibia, S Africa, Brazil, Cyprus, Mozambique and most of all Guyana are seeing a lot of big new fields being found. Even in Norway they're still finding new fields. In Guyana ExxonMobil has made over 30 discoveries since 2015 and began production in 2019, rapidly increasing output to over 900,000 barrels daily by late 2025 and they have 4 large FPSO Fields in operatoin with another 3 ordered and building.

"Divi says oil companies left the F.I. in 1999-2000 due to the fall in the oil price. As I recall they left the F.I after 6 wells because they had only found traces of oil"

It was of course both - companies wanted to get out because there was no encouragement from the drilling and their profits were under severe pressure. If they'd had any belief they wouldn't have relinquished their stakes in the Licences.

Just general fund raising for the Grid operator-

"The net proceeds of the issue of each Tranche of Instruments will be used for general corporate purposes. If in respect of an issue of Instruments, there is a particular identified use of proceeds, this will be stated in the relevant Final Terms. "

JamesConroy

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RE: Lady of game called it spot on BUY6 Jan 2022 16:39

Strong whispers that Angus Energy & partners have been approached by multiple suitors wanting to buy 100% of Saltfleetby with assumption of all debt even before first gas. Valuing Angus share £14m+ @angusenergyplc @LondonSouthEast @TomWinnifrith @zakmir @LSEplc

Buzz is quoting LTT in the first sentence.

But cutting exploration eventually does impact oil supply - all fields decline and over say 5 years you're 10-15% down on production. That works its way into the oil price and suddenly everyone is scrabbling for projects

"or do you just trade the hell out of this share in the background?"

I hate to be the bearer of bad news Petie but no-one ca n trade this share - its been suspended for months. Did no-one tell you?

One of the most prolific posters, and rampers, Ocelot, has NEVER said that they've been invested at any time - which shows they're smarter than most of us....................

Odd that some of the usual crew of lunatics have disappeared and Petie has taken over the reins...........

Beware of rampers who disappear for years and suddenly re-emerge is the first one - normally means they're activating old accounts to be able to make a big push when the company sends out another dubious RNS.

Https://www.linkedin.com Jan Rosenow

Jan Rosenow

Professor of Energy and Climate Policy at Oxford University │ Senior Associate at Cambridge University │ Board Member │ LinkedIn Top Voice │ FEI │ FRSAProfessor of Energy and Climate Policy at Oxford University │ Senior Associate at Cambridge University │ Board Member │ LinkedIn Top Voice │ FEI │ FRSA

The hydrogen bubble has finally burst — and today’s news is another reminder of why.

The Financial Times reports that nearly 60 major low-carbon hydrogen projects have been cancelled or put on hold this year alone, including high-profile plans from BP, Exxon, Equinor, ArcelorMittal and others. Taken together, these shelved projects represent several times more capacity than the world has actually installed to date.

Why is this happening? Because the fundamentals still don’t stack up.

- Lack of buyers: The hoped-for demand from steel, trucking, aviation and industry has not materialised at the scale developers assumed.

- Costs remain stubbornly high: Even with cheap renewables, green hydrogen is significantly more expensive as grey hydrogen.

- Infrastructure is lagging: Storage, pipelines and transport networks simply aren’t there yet.

All of this reinforces something many energy analysts have said for years: hydrogen is essential - but only for the sectors where there are no viable alternatives. That means targeted use in fertilisers, refining, long-durational storage and possibly long-distance shipping and aviation - not widespread deployment across heating, industrial process heat, and road transport.

We should see the current wave of cancellations not as failure, but as market correction. Reality is catching up with hype.