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Fair call but the FIG will need a team on this one subject. With just one individual on the case they will never complete the task.

From first CNG sales in Autumn 2022 to, at the earliest, sometime in 2025.

Even Winter 2025 feels like a hard target based on historic lack of performance. Still, no placings on the horizon at least.

How is this construed as a positive?

Not one for the nervous but Europa seem to have a far greater chance of farm in to their Irish gas prospect than PRD. A Frontier Exploration Licence issued as opposed to PRD's attempts to move from Licensing Option to FEL. They appear to have placed much faith in a mystical LNG kingdom namely Mag Mel. EOG's EIS work clearly proves that homeland gas is far greener and is the only option for energy transition.

Agreed, it is for the moment mandatory to have DEI blah blah etc etc.

Seems to me that this company is diverse from the top down, Arun is one smart cookie! I understand as well that sectarianism is no longer a feature of employment over the water. Certainly hope not.

Friends at BAe have had wokery for a long time, glad I have finished tbh.

DEI= wokery, still all companies have to be seen to fly the rainbow flag these days...

More overheads and an anchor of real progress.

Exactly what Border force maritime capability do we have? No evidence of any 'capability' whatsover.

Ghastly though in a way for the Isle of Lewis, vast machines disgorging the masses ashore. Still there is plenty of space for hikers to evade swarms of 'here today, gone today as well' tourists.

Let's hope it doesn't spread too much. Was in the Orkneys once when the QE2 pitched up in the bay of Kirkwall, not too bad at all to be honest but it was a tender boat disembarkation. Not too much of a rush.

Venice did a jolly good job banning cruise ships.

Most of you missed the point of the two Itumbula ops updates. The first one reduced risk but then the second radically increased risk. No need to over analyse, the flow rate was sufficient (

Good find

Still have to battle with big oil transition strategy and Scottish localism though.

Nigel Haemoglobin (Dark Lord/King of the Daleks)

Is it ethical? Research the slave trade in that area/culture. I was absolutely not just Europeans in the filthy business.

Considering taking up a modest holding. Here is a case study of the Jackdaw field. Half recoverable condensate and multiples of taxation. GCR erroneous I think as they use bbls per mscf. I think they mean mmscf but that is to be established.

https://www.searchanddiscovery.com/documents/2015/41699ryan/ndx_ryan.pdf

Still interested in PRD due acreage proximate to Corrib. Gradually the bovine herd is being dispensed with after promises of outlandish share prices. Now mostly disbelieved.

Covered before no doubt but the new maritime regulatory guidelines to cease the use of heavy fuel oil (HFO). HFO is inefficient in energy transfer terms therefore more direct GHG's but importantly produces NOx gases (not Nitrous Oxide) which in themselves react with volatile organic compounds to form Tropospheric Ozone, a GHG!

Sulphur Dioxide is also produced, the complex chemistry of this compound and whether it is a primary or secondary GHG completely evades me however, it is most definitely a pollutant.

This is why I think the new entry major investors are here, regulation forces change, often for the better. With mods to shipping propulsion systems lightly refined condensate (in fact Darwin condensate is a very light oil) is the perfect fuel.

Fair enough but why not be more lateral? Think of one military contractor that has successfully milked HMG for money, sometimes multiples of the original contract value.

They shall, cough, remain nameless. At the moment HARL have a two or three potentially harmful red flags namely funding, radical expansion/training and of course the ghastly loan.

I am not a sales type imbecile relentlessly pushing the positive using a range of trained techniques, there are distinct negatives if considering an investment in HARL.

Just my opinion, solid order book inc FSS with much more to come over the next six months, bags of real estate and equipment, yard upgrades. TR-1's probably in the post. 9/10 probability of IM success.

Even with the debt I can see 1.30 to 1.50 a share.

The real opportunity is to instruct people about engineering! Pity none of the primary steel is made in Great Britain 🇬🇧🇬🇧

You were a milk monitor at Primary and achieved the rank of prefect (Stasi) at Secondary.

Of that there is no doubt right?

Well psy, I have offered placings speculation with 80% accuracy. You can tell they were accurate by the level of puny infantile hate.

Don't recollect GRH posting on fundraises, a lot of seemingly boundless optimism about huge valuations.

My St James Place pension advisor was of that ilk, until I fired the company and hence, the advisor.

The olives are indeed excellent.

Bit tight and loathe the underground, don't think one of Khan's new pink suffragette football playing elephants with AIDS lines run to the meet.

He needs grilling like a small piece of Halloumi about the downstream exclusivity agreement, huge testing delays (which they paid themselves well for) and rig availability. Best to leave Ireland and Trinidad to the better informed, not the priority right now.

What on earth is a Jurassic Titanosaurus haha!?! Also, who is going to ask why CNG civils are two and a half years late, that is before further slippage.

Hilarious.

FBob, how will buying expensive red meat and gambling on O and G shares help Médicins Sans Frontiéres or Care for Calais?

The contradiction of being far left never ceases to interest me.

Still, back to PRD. Let's hope the well testing experiment finally succeeds and also the high risk Mou 5 step out exploration well. After that we should be ok for a few months before a placing.

MeM and I agree though that IF testing is successful then a value accretive placing could be launched at multiples of today's price. All placings so far have been dilutive.

He1 is interesting, hardly anyone punting over there understands that the latest well is, for the moment, not commercial. This is the critical factor!