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I said yesterday that we may be able to use CCS EOR on Kinsale before the rigs are dismantled and the wells shut in. Imagine if we could bring back Kinsale from.ghe dead, Lazarus style and extend the life of Corrib for an extra ten years. With the help of our LNG that would surely keep Ireland running through transition to renewables without the need to drill any fresh wells, in Barryroe or anywhere else for that matter.

We'd be quids in, the Greens would be happy with no.more drilling and no US fracked LNG. They may even be able to burn a little less peat in their power stations and a little less kerosene in.their homes. Obviously shareholders LOGP and PVR would be looking pretty sorrowful but in a world dominated by ESG, conventional o & g is becoming a legacy business.

Not content with throwing shade on Block Energy, you've come spread a little gloom on the PRD board Geowiz.

If you'd followed the US presidential election, you may have grasped that the future is green. There is more money to be made in CCS EOR than in conventional drilling due to ESG taking over the world now.

This company is going places so ignore investing at your peril. If you don't and the price keeps rising, I'll remind you when you are being a misery on.the BLOE board on what you are missing out on.

Fair enough Zebra, I don't rate BPC at all either, which is why I think we could make a killing when.they get desperate. BPC are aiming for 2 500 bopd and 24 production wells in T & T. Not exactly peanuts you.must agree. I wouldn't mind us being part of the action with CCS EOR but we'll see.

Nice one Lancy, particularly liked the reference to CCS. Does that regerence ourselves I wonder or is the consortium making noises about that service I wonder? I'm also thinking, could we suggest getting more oil out of Kinsale before they dismantle the rigs and shut in the wells.

Sorry, link

https://www.malcysblog.com/2021/02/oil-price-petrotal-wentworth-bpc-jog-and-finally/

Malcy's Daily Blog for anyone interested. Only posting because it mentions BPC onshore Trinidad and I'm obsessed us cutting a cut throat deal with them because they are pretty awful.

I don't agree with Malcy that BPC are a changed beast since taking CERP and having producing assets. I've been in there and no one seems to give a damn about bread and butter production, they all seem to want the stratosphere of billions of Perseverance barrels. Which after 45 days drilling, one would have thought tasty news may be leaking out, either that or the are running drilling the Stasi would be proud of.

Brent $58.02, nice.

Not long everyone, ignore the moaners and groaners, no news is good news.

Paper losses are just that. If you don't need the cash, let them be, we are all confident that we will have a winner with LBE eventually so everyone chill, grumbling won't make a deal come any quicker.

Does anyone know when the results of the Perseverance drill are due, it seems to.be taking an eternity? I'm still of the belief that if it fails, and all concerned agree it has no more than a 40% chance of success, then they will be banging at our door. They will either be offering to sell assets at fire sale price or buy in CCS eor to pump more oil to pay for for another drill. (Or more likely, security for another loan or to justify issuing more shares)

I was going to ask on their board but Chesh was last poster and I'm not in a mood for silly banters today..

Last two trade were 5.3p , looking custy...

Yeah go for it GRH, you've always backed up your enthusiasm for this company with facts.

In regards to investing in stable nations, I'm sure most of us have invested in countries where you've think twice about standing on a soapbox and slating the president. I can think of Kurdistan, Nigeria, Burundi, Colombia off the top of my head. Even Georgia is a little dicey when you see it kicking off between neighbours and the Russian Bear, baring teeth every now and then.

I can sleep well at night knowing PRD won't be in a war zone in the morning, Paul has played his cards very well indeed.

Nice reminder on why RBW will make us rich. Have faith, roll with the punches there will be setbacks as in life but we will come good.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Biden-Could-Send-Electric-Vehicle-Stocks-Soaring.html

I 'd be very happy if one of the partners was the Barbadian state company. I don't wish to say this in a whiteman colonialist manner so I'll avoid the word civilised but it is...

A stable, law abiding and boring respectable member of the international community. Not a nation awash with laundeted money, cocaine cartels, corrupt politicians or prone to military coups and civil unrest.

As above, T & T and Morocco. We've chosen to do business in countries that are oasis of sanity surrounded by countries where there are some pretty insane goings on.

I read where December's Irish amber alert in their power grid could have been avoided if a large peat fired power station was allowed to also burn wood. Permission was refused for some reason , which surprised me. I've read different sources claiming burning wood was either carbon neutral or low carbon. Burning peat on the other hand is universally agreed to be very bad news for the environment...Go figure that out the rationale gor that decision you can, because I can't..

Exactly Lancy re Flagstaff. They were posting bits on RBW out of courtesy a week or two before their contract started, which I thought was a nice touch. They've posted loads of useful links to interviews and webinars, so presumably doing what they are told. I for one would not be kowtowing to grumpy private investors, were I a PR company or a CEO. In fact being the evil barsteward I am, I'd deliberately annoy them. Maybe Flagstaff are playing mind games with Sefton.

Sefton, there's a Full Moon at 19.16 this evening in London (I have Pagan leanings so know these things) not sure where you are, you may have missed it, but if not, get sticking pins in your Flagstaff doll at the appropriate local time.

Agree Lancy. that was a very thoughtful.post by Bradley. I'm in RBW and Flagstaff have been very communicative there, as they are not so communicative for PRD they must under orders to keep a low one at present.

PR companies are not autonomous organisations with a free will to go spouting their employers praises as they see fit, they work under instruction.

In a world full of spin, exaggeration and misinformation it's refreshing to.be in a company hatvis confident enough to not need to constantly tell the world how great it is.

Exactly MP, look at the fuss the US created over both Hauwei and Nord Stream2.

With the former they ludicrously made out the Chinese would be eavesdropping on people in council blocks watching Sky Sport with Hauwei supplied 5G kit.

With Nordstream 2, Trump couldn't really claim.anything other than gas would transported down an empty pipe so.metely said there was a security risk in Europe if it were to rely on the bear for energy.

With Georgia banging on NATOs door, and now with a better relationship with the EU than the UK, I see the Yanks being extremely supportive of any company helping Georgia become energy independent.

This is a very frustrating share but blast off will come. I felt the same with PRD and now rewarded, great potential, patience is the name of the game with shares like these.

Ok, cheers Whopper, that is mighty impressive. I'll stay around, it does get tempting to.lock in some profits when you dip but I reckon another spurt past 15p could be on the cards soon, as long as we hold abovec 13p over the next couple of weeks.

Shame I missed it. Was thinking of selling a few tomorrow as I was in 3-4p and topping up on Predator which is moving fast. I think I'll keep all my RBW shares, my kids love this investment and I must say. I sleep well thinking of EVs and wind turbines rather than gas and oil.

Sorry Whopper, what's MP.?

In a way, that good news re the gypsum stacks. If every stack in every phosphate mine was full of goodies, the market would be flooded as every man and his dog jumped on.board.