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That’s the way to do it when you’re beat, the ostrich approach I call it, just burry your head, and only speak to like minded rampers it’s far easier than having an adult debate…

Absolutely none, anyone that comes on here spouting about fracking is just trying to ramp for a trade, it worked when the government originally talked of change, but I am afraid the fracking pump and dump is passed, sorry for any genuine investors that believed in it and got spiked…

Prof Jonathan Stern from the Oxford Institute for Energy Distinguished Research Fellow and founder of the Natural Gas Research Programme at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES). He holds professorships at the University of Dundee and Imperial College, London; and fellowships at the Energy Delta Institute and the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (in Tokyo Studies says: "The main issue is that if you started drilling tomorrow, had success the day after and everything else went to plan, it would still be two to four years before you could produce enough gas to make a difference to UK output. Reversing the ban on fracking does not present an easy, quick answer to high energy bills either. Prof Stern said research 10 years ago had concluded that fracking wasn't viable in Europe and that was still the case. "The problem is you don't know if you have a worthwhile resource until you've dug 50 to 100 wells, and that's a huge problem in Europe." …But the boss of the fracking company Cuadrilla welcomed the lifting of the moratorium, saying: "This is an entirely sensible decision and recognises that maximizing the UK's domestic energy supply is vital if we are going to overcome the ongoing energy crisis and reduce the risk of it recurring in the future.

UJO having a nice steady rise today, if anyone is interested in supporting oil and gas for the UK.

The pound plummeted in response to the Conservative government's huge tax cutting mini-budget, dropping sharply as Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng spoke on Friday. It then plunged again in early trading on Monday reaching $1.04, the lowest pound v dollar level there has ever been The sell-off showed investors have doubts about the government's plans, said Jane Foley, a currency strategist at Rabobank

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“ I pin my hopes on the desire of the government to be self sufficient in energy. They cannot fill the gap in renewables, I completely agree,I have just invested in another couple of small oilers, this morning, the both companies have some production, and are already engaged in seismic surveys in known production fields, with infrastructure and pipelines nearby, I hope the government gives them and others like them every bit of help they can get…But as I have said all this has no relevance to ukog and their assets…

September 25, 2022 North Sea licenses to be expedited in the race for more oil & gas…As part of Liz Truss’ dash to new energy supplies, regulators are working to reduce red tape in the North Sea.

North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), is looking at reducing the application time for its upcoming licensing round to a minimum of 90 days. This would be a drastic change from typical rounds that take around 120 days.
Companies looking to drill in the North Sea for oil or gas must apply for a license. There are 100 new areas that will be up for bidding. A company may be able to drill in the area after obtaining a license…The North Sea Transition Authority is trying to find areas that can be developed quickly, as they have known reserves. They are also close to existing pipes…Although it is becoming easier to find new oil and gas, the process can take up to five years before they are put into production. Although speeding up the licensing process might not make much difference, it is part of Whitehall’s other plans to reduce bureaucracy. It is also intended to signal to investors that the Government is committed to the basin…

charge1962…Can you tell me why this is a strong buy, and what imminent news is in the pipeline that can increase the market cap, with the billions of shares in issue, there’s no copy and paste there just a straightforward question, from someone that works in the oil and gas industry and supports fossil fuels for the foreseeable future?

InvesterInvester, I not think you can comprehend the difference between negativity and reality, but you have been talking trype for years, and in those years there has been much dilution, with little or no oil or gas found, what do you think is going to imminently change?

Stockraiser, I am not sure if it’s a good job or not, that ukog don’t frack, but in my opinion they don’t do much of anything at all, apart from fail to deliver anything that they have attempted, but on saying that they are excellent at share dilution through rigged placings…If you genuinely believe in this company I feel sorry for you…ATB.

Prof Jonathan Stern from the Oxford Institute for Energy Distinguished Research Fellow and founder of the Natural Gas Research Programme at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES). He holds professorships at the University of Dundee and Imperial College, London; and fellowships at the Energy Delta Institute and the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (in Tokyo Studies says: "The main issue is that if you started drilling tomorrow, had success the day after and everything else went to plan, it would still be two to four years before you could produce enough gas to make a difference to UK output. Reversing the ban on fracking does not present an easy, quick answer to high energy bills either. Prof Stern said research 10 years ago had concluded that fracking wasn't viable in Europe and that was still the case. "The problem is you don't know if you have a worthwhile resource until you've dug 50 to 100 wells, and that's a huge problem in Europe." …But the boss of the fracking company Cuadrilla welcomed the lifting of the moratorium, saying: "This is an entirely sensible decision and recognises that maximizing the UK's domestic energy supply is vital if we are going to overcome the ongoing energy crisis and reduce the risk of it recurring in the future.

ocelot, the expert are the current ones, but many chip In from the sidelines, maintaining that with the government relaxing procedures a bit, it’s just a case of cross a few t’s and dot a few I’s and the oil is there, and just hook up to some pipeline and bingo we are in production, if they went so deceitful for their own ends, they would be laughable…

Does anyone know any onshore oilers that has projects deemed to be crucial national infrastructure; ??

expert are you the son of ocelot? as you continually post unrelated garbage?

HHIAN2…how do you know who’s on here every day, according to yourself you have filtered them all…

RE: fracking ban is lifted in UK!!Thu 20:20
It doesn’t mater how much he wakes up, ukog are not and I repeat not in the fracking industry, and again I must repeat even if they were they have no frackable assets, and that comes from the lord and master himself Stephen Sanderson…

It doesn’t mater how much he wakes up, ukog are not and I repeat not in the fracking industry, and again I must repeat even if they were they have no frackable assets, and that comes from the lord and master himself Stephen Sanderson…

My biggest problem with all this noise, is SS can’t extract a meaningful amount of oil from any ukog assets, even if he was given gung ho permission to do what ever he likes, there would be no increase in production, the man can’t get oil out the ground for love nor money, as history has shown, he is just in ukog for a retirement fund…

When you mention it, where the other expert (ocelot) when his ramping buddies need him?

New 52 week sp low inbound??