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For those that follow football which I do a little I have come to the conclusion that if HARL was a football team they would almost certainly be Millwall. Why? Because they are often heard to chant on the terraces that "no-one likes us but we don't care" .....
Wow what a cabal. Any number of them are likley to have it in for us and do what they legally can to ensure HARL does not succeed. They won't want competition as it will frighten the life out of them and their cozy business models.
I had thought that she was a lady called Lisa. I know the surname but I don’t think it is appropriate to disclose that on this chat as there are some less than amiable folks that are present. Anyway I may be misinformed as Consuela has advised I am incorrect. I don’t understand the basis and background for her spirited dislike of the CEO and perhaps we shall never find out. Whilst I am all for a balanced board and there is inevitably lots of conjecture concerning this companies prospects we all ought to try our best to be factual; me included! On an earlier email asking about what we want I’d like to see profit, a more balanced BOD and the storage project moved forward to the next stage; ideally FID
Come on 50k seller you can do better than that. Are you running out or just losing the will to sell us more of these lovely shares to us? You're being swamped at the moment by those that can see where this infant industrial behemoth is headed.
It's time to realise that Harland and Wolff is fast becoming the third man in the room. C'mon!
The rate at the outset is not fixed indefinitely; it may start higher due to the delays in the reduction in interest rate cuts and therefore may be in low double figures (my guess is 10.5% and it will take until early May to complete) but it will fall in line with the prevailing BoE bae rate. Clearly it will be considerably lower than the Riverstone rates and have a direct impact on margins in H2. The important thing is to get the facility live; irrespective that the initial rate may not be in the high single figures. All imho.
I think the number is running at around GBP 17 million. This is what I would hope we could expect to receive as part of any consideration in the event we find a farminee; along with carry and payments linked to specific milestones eg FID, full development consents, first injection etc
One of the big issues with the non floating type of wind turbines is the amount of rock dumping that is required to provide a stable platform to protect the base frame. This is way in excess of any volumes of rock required to ensure seabed pipelines are stabilised. It's been a big issue for the NSTA in the ongoing licensing discussions. The provision of reliable renewable power sources is essentially sensible and required but it is not without some pretty sizable issues around their footprint both from the supply chain perspective, installation and then operation (including decommissioning and recycling)
I think with the current state of government and the not so helpful article in the TImes newspaper recently, they will probably be having a little internal enquiry. A few questions asked and answered so that Bab**** (who sponsored this attempt to derail future competition) and the short sighted MP who is in their pocket are officially dealt with.
I'd expect at least 6-8 weeks but am looking for a clear conclusion and an RNS end April. Belfast is "thorbbing" with work and the other yards are looking brighter by the week.