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Agree Seabright, grab a petrol generator while you can, I bought mine last October with less than ten hours engine time from a friend of thirty five years. Test it every fortnight, keeps it free of internal corrosion. It's fairly obvious that some 'unexplained' power outages are more than possible.

Agree Tony, not just prospects over multiple horizons but discoveries and booked C2. Personally I think LOGP are in the stronger position and are now a three to five year potboiler, I expect the settlement will be very large in relation to today's mcap.

I'll go for 0.6 followed by a lot of volatility.

Agree Lula, the clue is in the description, licensing option: completely different narrative to that of Rockhopper.

I would not at all be surprised if the same horror show does not occur to Corrib South and Ramhead. That said Ryan(air) head would be CLINICALLY INSANE to dump Corrib South's prospect down the bog!

Instructive to study the large number of block relinquishments between 2018 and 2020, I have both maps (arguably charts as nautical in a way). I will re read the accompanying acreage authorisations again but EOG were very on the ball to convert from a licensing option to a Frontier Exploration Licence. Odd though, hardly a hydrocarbon frontier given that the basin has not only been tested but has produced commercially for decades.

If Ryan causes problems we have a very strong no win/no fee case to bring to the international court.

Are Predator Donald Ducked due to only having a licence option and minimal cash after MOU-1 testing and MOU-3 appraisal. From an investors pov I regard MOU-3 as an exploration well purely due GCOS.

Instructive to study the large number of block relinquishments between 2018 and 2020, I have both maps (arguably charts as nautical in a way). I will re read the accompanying acreage authorisations again but EOG were very on the ball to convert from a licensing option to a Frontier Exploration Licence. Odd though, hardly a hydrocarbon frontier given that the basin has not only been tested but has produced commercially for decades.

If Ryan causes problems we have a very strong no win/no fee case to bring to the international court.

Are Predator Donald Ducked due to only having a licence option and minimal cash after MOU-1 testing and MOU-3 appraisal. From an investors pov I regard MOU-3 as an exploration well purely due GCOS.

Astonishing how this issue was not raised, PG used his stage time 'efficiently'.

Ford, had a chuckle re your post. Are you disinterested in dilution of your holdings? Pathological imo, if you need help try Gamblers Anonymous...

Androcles there was no need for me to go, nothing worth an RNS was going to be released as the company had already published the presentation. I have my own matrix of risks on paper for PRD not inclusive of Trinidad which may become the 'bread and lard' of PRD.

Also, need a good solid reason to go to London, like the Boris bikes and a whizz around the sights but apart from that it is a sewer.

Let's see how it plays out.

Listened to the presentation, as a comparison how extraordinarily different to P Griff, that said there is huge potential re PRD acreage in North Africa but in my opinion only it is much more difficult as a small investor to invest in PRD, requires a lot more perception and gamblers instinct...

Euro unfortunately you appear to be yet another with idiopathic derangement syndrome, how many times do I have to post that Charlotte, Tom or indeed anyone else with a functional central nervous system are unknown to me.

I wonder who slithered out with those two huge sells on Friday...

Search this place on Google Earth (or favourite satellite haha!).

Ouarzazate

Absolutely huge, the circular array is solar and as such usually requires some energy input at night to maintain a salt based energy transfer medium at the optimal temp ready for the morning sun. The rest of it I think is a PV farm.

Genuinely concerned about this as the successor authorisation application was years ago. Ryan of course is absolutely RAVING MAD to even consider throwing away a potential Corrib replacement after all the political issues installing the pipeline.

He, in my view only is BARKING!

Anyone grill Griffiths over this issue, no of course not, bleat bleat etc.

Because I had analysed the scenario myself, arrived at a conditional response (remain out) offer it as useful info for attendees as I have no need to listen to waffle in real time from Griffiths you utter berk.

Sure enough and just over 24 hours after my idea to grill PG over the licence OPTION the Irish government retrospectively cancelled the BEY LICENCE.

Just save for the future Mk1, don't bother with this level of complexity.

Adds a layer of risk for EOG unfortunately, farm in from a company with an EBITDA in three figure millions would solve the problem.

Meanwhile the pretence of green politics continues, hooked as they are on LNG transported well over 5000 nautical miles, processed into gas by the Brits and delivered via the interconnectors.

BEY retrospectively expunged from the licence map (last updated during September 2020).

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Here is my post from yesterday...

CONCESSION MAP, postsd on 18 May 2023 12:52

May be worth asking about the Corrib LO, huge changes to the licensing map from June 2018 to Sep 2020.

Totally ignored but extremely relevant and may explain the apparent urgency to sell and exit Morocco.

I am certain that a few popular types have adjusted their holdings this week...

I'm really going to have to cease doing regular and free nappy changes! Did anyone ask about LO relinquishments?

There is virtually no chance of UKEF help, the General Election is fairly soon, unfortunately it looks as if we to be governed by Abbot type wackjobs, Starmer hides it well but knowing somebody who was in the same pupillage intake I can assure you that he is equally as red as Corbyn etc and as closeted a Marxist as you can find.

Welding is nearly all electric these days within a field of inert gas. A forklift would imo never use fuel oil but diesel, petrol or LPG. Not sure about LNG but they probably do these days due GHG's.

Incidentally the salt cellar has to be on the table before reading anything by PG...

Fair points Jimmy, all taken onboard. I would accept a refreshed GCOS from an independent source, that would include yourself.

What is the USP of CNG compared to fuel oil apart from the obvious GHG point? PRD are asking companies to install CNG tanks and to modify or in some cases replace their energy conversion equipment.

Note to self, study the pricing of fuel oil v natural gas by using a common denominator ie Joules or BTU.