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When he first decided to invade our positivity and serenity Nidge was a full on patriot, empire loyalist and lover of the British Army.

He recently changed his views and attacked Sefton for dissing Sinn Fein with a full anti imperialist rant.

Someone said recently he lost £75k on SOU and thought Nidge has lost similar. However, little boy Nigel blames GRH and can't take responsibility like a man for gambling and losing.

Stick to a Santander 123 account Nidge, or if you are feeling edgy, Premium Bonds or a £20 bet on the football. You could be the geezer in the pub squealing that Cardiff 'let me down' for £4k by missing that injury time penalty.

Sefton, I've always looked at PRD as 3.5 plays with the Corrib South/Rams Head license as our fall back, ace up the sleeve.

I had every intention to pull out at 35p because I fancied being a millionaire, but I honestly reckon now that any of our three plays could be worth that. This isn't from reading GRH's or MEM's calculations but by reading all the industry journals and quality press articles unearthed by Tesla, Wacky and occasionally myself.

I have so much faith in this share, I'm not a rich man other than the pension pot I invested last May (lost my earlier £30k life savings on BLOE) However, I didn't so much as blink last week when my net worth was down £125k because I know we'll be back past 17p in a few months time.

This share will make us all very rich if you have the bottle to dive in deep...

Stuck half my pension on here £75k Nidge, obviously didn't share that with my wife. I have no other cash . Admittedly I'm a tad deranged but I'm not a Hindu so take the view that you only get one crack at life.

Fortune favours the bold. Better to li e a day as a lion than a life as a lamb...I was a high net worth individual a couple of weeks back..dropped back since but hey, I could lose the lot and really not cry about it because I'm a big boy.

I'll still have £100k RBW shares so will have been worth the ride.

Evening Double Whopper, been doing a spot of research and it is concentrate>carbonate>oxide as Sussex confirmed. That is very good news then as the rees in our gypsum stacks are oven ready for processing into oxide.

It would also appear that Lynas Malaysian plant had defo been shut down for environmental reasons, not covid. The stuff they have been shipping is radio active.

I'm thinking that blind eyes have been turned regarding ree processing eco damage thus far as the end justifies the need. The Chinese govt is finally starting to take notice and it won't be long before Elon Musk, Boris or their girlies start wringing their hands. EVs and wind turbines are great but not if rivers are full of dead fish that glow in the dark.

In step RBW, with non radio active, ready carbonated rees, happy miners with Thyssen Krupp a respectable partner. If PRE get to do some or all of our processing, you can guarantee that all eco concerns are fully addressed. Green is the one thing the UK can still be considered trustworthy about.

The future is so bright Seabright, we need to wear shades.There seems to be an insatiable demand for LNG and as sure as night follows day, that demand will soon be for non fracked LNG. The Chinese will soon start to get their eco house in order and I have every belief that when they do, the job will be do w properly, no half measures and they will use Green as a stick to beat the US and fracking is their Achilles heel. The US know this, hence why the S in ESG was has slyly shifted from Sustainable to Social. God forbid you would have acknowledge an eco minded dictatorship..

Plus of course the population of Africa is predicted to double to 2.5 billion by 2050 and we are already in there to help. They won't however need twice the fuel, they'll need an awful lot more as their societies develop economically. They want air conditioning, EVs, 24 hour reliable electricity supplies etc.just like we have available ourselves.

Quick question, my understanding is that usually

REE Concentrate is processed to produce RRE Carbonate

REE Carbonate is processed to produce RRE Oxide.

Is this everyone else's understanding?

Well spotted Welbe..

A very sly and subtle deramper, even down to the disarming user name and lacking of subject knowledge, wanting a little advice cos 'me know nothing'.Been reading his essays for a while, his MO is to appear positive but always leaves a bitter seed of doubt...hope he chokes on sooner rather than later.

He and that Bunny Boiler, Nigel/Soundreason with his obsession with blaming GRH for his SOU losses are the only posters truly responsible for bringing the quality of his board down. Plus myself and few others mustvtake some responsibility for getting sucked and responding when we get mugged off by the two of them..

Nidge./Sound Don't gamble big boy money if you can't handle losing, check the signs in the windows of Ladbrokes..When the Fun Stops..

Interesting advert for Massy Wood in Energy Times.

'Working for net zero'-
'at the heart of energy transition'....

On the face of it, they supply us with CO2 and we help them by safely and efficiently disposing of it. This now is starting to look far more intriguing than a convenient chemical factory and a mutually agreeable arrangement to facilitate CCS EOR.

Thanks Mick, as you know the business could please you confirm either way whether CO2 EOR could be used for gas? I'm pretty sure it can't but have read posters on here in the past saying it can. Probably just wishful thinking on their behalf.

I'm finding this possibility of another string to our EOR bow with RF EOR very exciting. Gas aside, oil is still going to be needed for years. I'm enamoured by the idea of EOR, not just for safe disposal of CO2 but to prevent the need for fresh drilling. I'm a Green at heart, which may seem a little hypocritical but I'm a pragmatic capitalist as well.

Watching the combined forces of eco warriors, fisherman, tour operators,lawyers, journalists etc lining up to fight BPC recently, and UKOG problems in Surrey and IoW tells me EOR is about to explode. Fresh drilling has no long term future in the West.

Nice one Mick, that would indeed be a very eco friendly way of exploiting a resource without fracking, any idea if it can be used for gas as well as oil?

My thinking is that the EU need gas as the transition fuel but reckon there will be a thick red line drawn in regards to fracked gas, maybe (hopefully) the whole bloc. What has become apparent is that the rest of the world are more into paying environmental lip service, e.g the Japan, India, China, S.Korea don't really give a toss otherwise they wouldn't be buying so.much US LNG.

Yesterday, I read elsewhere that the Lynas processing plant in Malaysia had been temporarily closed by the government due to covid. According to this report it has been closed for ecological reasons. Either way, nothing is going processed outside of China in the immediate future.

Tesla, I honestly don't think you are being Walter Mitty re green hydrogen. I'd been thinking blue hydrogen as a stepping stone tied in with Morocco's desire to build green hydrogen power stations. My thought's were Massey have an abundance of ammonia which can be used to produce blue hydrogen, ammonia is also imported by Morocco to make as they are the biggest phosphate miners in the world and it is mixed with phosphate to produce fertilizer..

I've also been interested in CHAR CEO, Adonis Pourolis who has his eye on the future re o & g needs to move into renewables. He's moving into wind turbines in Morocco and wind turbines are used to make green hydrogen.- He also used to be CEO of phosphate miner SXX. He is also.largest shareholder in RBW, also in Africa which mine the elements needed to build wind turbines.

Wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't some co operation between PRD and CHAR..all will be revealed in.the fullness of time.

Lochnez- I was just thinking aloud re Atlantic LNG; nothing really, no evidence, the musings if a dreamer.. but they are singled out re CO2 commissions in T &T so obviously a serious offender. If we can help them out by reducing their carbon footprint I'm sure there must be some reward, cheap gas or carbon credits.

All important phrase MEM, 'stable areas of the world'. We're operating in the 3rd richest country pp gdp in the western hemisphere, the best country to do business with in Africa and Eire is our closest neighbour, so close we can live in each others countries as if our own.

I'm in RBW and the government of Burundi has just cancelled our export license for no good reason.. high risk nation, potential rich rewards, not for the nervous, we all know the score...

PRD is pretty unique, 3 very low risk nations, definite rich rewards....

Reckon T & T is where we'll be getting our non fracked LNG from to sell on to Europe, hopefully Ireland. Why reinvent the wheel, their export market has shifted from the US to Europe. All the administrative and physical infrastructure is already in place, "oven ready'.

We get our hands on.the gas and export infrastructure at peppercorn prices in return for helping the country reduce its CO2 emissions to acceptable levels. We have the FRSU set up as existing licences have to be honoured by the Irish so if they don't want to buy our gas, we sell elsewhere. If the Germans don't want Russian gas, they can buy ours instead or freeze and suffer power cuts. That will shaft Frankfurt as the wannabe EU financial centre. Just as hopefully the Irish data centre dream will suffer a rude lesson in the wonders of being pragmatic.

Great find Alf, was mentioned on the board about the steering group been set up a week.or so ago but the article itself is well worth a read.

Interesting that amongst evidently myriad sinners in T &T petro chemical indudtry, Atlanic LNG was singled out for naming as a serious CO2 offender.

Could we help clean up the islands' image perhaps in return for an abundant supply of non fracked LNG at a reasonable price I wonder?

I'm thinking that the government is seriously looking at the whole of the islands' CO2 emissions, oil, gas and chemical production as a whole rather than many different parts and will be doing their best to facilitate co-operation for the twin shared goal of increased efficiencies across industries and carbon reduction.

Exactly Sussex, bar Malaysia and Estonia, these sites are all under construction. I'll wager the Chinese are processing some 99% of the world's rees, 90% is being touted to make the West look like we took our eyes of the ball rather than grossly incompetent, insanely reckless, criminally negligent...

Worse, in the case of the US, slavishly devoted to the principle of market forces which allowed MP to go under as laissez faire economics were more important than national interest.

If I learned it takes half a ton of rees to build a fighter jet within a couple of days after buying RBW, sure NATO knew that being beholden to the Chinese was unwise.

A couple of figures I keep seeing bandied about from several reasonably intelligent publications e.g The Times, Guardian, Washington Post, NYT - are ball park figures that China mines 80% of the world's ree but processes 90%..

In regards to processing, is actually the case or is it far more worrying for the West than that. I ask because it it were true, then 10% would be processed elsewhere but I fail to see where that capacity is. Certainly MP are starting to get things moving and Lynas are setting up a plant in Aus but who and where are the 10% rees being processed at the moment?Any ideas anyone?

I've posted this before but it sums up Irish politics perfectly. A young Green Party member resigned her membership saying that they were more concerned with cycle lanes than social housing.

I expect there are many Greens like herself interested in a radical social agenda. Hopefully more concerned with people having warm homes rather than stressing about it being gas firing their power stations.

On the other hand, Sinn Fein are after nicking real greenie (as opposed to radical leftist )votes by practically accusing Eammon Ryan of being a 'dolphin killer' for even considering using LNG, Whether fracked or non fracked is irrelevant, SF don't care as long as there are votes to be poached...

Until 2025..according to the Evening Standard

Hope for their sake they don't suffer any power outages...a lot of people are employed in Irish data centres, a four year road map for recovery is long enough as it is...

Wait until all young Estonians are speaking perfect English like the Scandinavians.. cheap wages and an extremely well educated and tech savvy young population.

Check out Sound's other posts. Only made 116, odd for someone clear not a neophyte in regards to share dealing. Will have undoubted burnt his bridges under another username.

Honestly, ignore him completely, like a naughty child it will hurt him far more. Tragic attention seekers convince themselves that they are having sport but actually, they are lonely individuals desperately wishing to be noticed.