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The tide seems to have turned.

They are made in a bioreactor at a constant temp around 43 Celsius [as far as I am aware; different fermentation process require a temp in the range of 40 to 50 degrees].

You know when he showed how clued-up he was with tap 'the barcode scanner' and go? A bit like Mrs May's magic money tree?

https://www.ladbible.com/cdn-cgi/image/width=720,quality=70,format=webp,fit=pad,dpr=1/https%3A%2F%2Fs3-images.ladbible.com%2Fs3%2Fcontent%2F51f28306623cbeed9356226f1d03790e.png

Does he suggest switching cheap chicken protein consumption for fish? Maybe some wild salmon or langoustines? He clearly knows how the poor man lives...

mick-b,

See Section 4 below - winder domestic demand increases by more than the amount used during the year for electricity generation.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1064782/Energy_Trends_March_2022.pdf

All those gas boilers add up to more than some realise.

And they say "affordable gas" but gas is sold at the balancing point price which is determined by international prices / demand. Sounds like they are trying to sell Joe Public a dream to put pressure on politicians.

3 million homes? I remember UKOG saying they had 100 billion barrels of oil; a discovery so big it was of "national significance".

I think that they would already be pumping the gas if it was in that quantity and safe to extract?

Later than usual... I thought those who had lost on WRES might have ganged up again.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-05/brazil-gets-final-wave-of-crucial-russian-fertilizer-shipments?srnd=premium-europe

And Saori is only approved in Brazil so far...

'Brazil is getting its last wave of much-needed fertilizer from Russia before supplies plunge due to the Ukraine war, potentially hurting harvests in the biggest grower of crops from coffee to sugar to soybeans.

Dozens of Russian vessels laden with fertilizer are heading to Brazil, with a final ship unloading May 5, according to StoneX analysts. After that, it’s anyone’s guess where Brazil, which imports 85% of the fertilizer it needs, will get supplies as war disrupts shipments in Russia, the top supplier.

A fertilizer shortage in Brazil could result in smaller harvests and higher food costs globally, given the importance of the South American nation to world crop supplies.

“We’ll see imports declining in May and June,” StoneX analyst Luigi Bezzon said in a telephone interview. “The war impact on Brazilian imports is seen higher in the second half of the year.”'

https://www.understandingwar.org/

They know the details

NATO bugging this board again.

Missile to target trains in Donbas being used for resupplies?

https://twitter.com/TrentTelenko/status/1511417219674161158

Knowledgable twitter thread.

Nadine Dorries exclusively reveals another chapter from her latest novel, His Frontbench Woman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5iqlZD-HQ8

Sooz Kempner seems to hate her...

no gravy?

https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2022/04/mps-want-clarity-on-takeover-of-welsh-chip-fab-by-chinese-state-backed-firm/

The FT did a 20-minute documentary titled "Evergrande: the end of China's property boom". It is the mother of all property crashes and, as property has played to big a part in the economy, the crash is spreading.

https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ft.com%2Fvideo%2F2fce1e2e-52a1-4882-868e-c18802793e8a

Energy Vault has received some publicity recently (it listed 14 2 2022); they claim 1/2 the price of lithium for energy storage with the associated precious metals or fire risks. Which is still probably too expensive but interesting nonetheless:

https://www.advancedsciencenews.com/gravity-energy-storage-elevated-to-new-heights/

ZYX098,

Shame on you for doubting the prophetic words of The Dear Leader (praise be his name).

Knowing what is going on inside the Chinese economy is a dark art, but the extract below gives an idea that a train smash is unfolding:

'For a more timely take on China’s fast-deteriorating economy, some analysts are turning to less conventional indicators. For example, Baidu, a popular search engine and mapping tool, provides a daily mobility index, based on tracking the movement of smartphones. Over the seven days to April 3rd, this index was more than 48% below its level a year ago.

The Baidu index is best suited to tracking movement between cities, says Ting Lu of Nomura, a bank. To gauge the hustle and bustle within cities, he uses other indicators, such as subway trips. Over the week ending April 2nd, the number of metro journeys in eight big Chinese cities was nearly 34% below its level from a year ago. In locked-down Shanghai, where many subway lines are now closed, the number of trips was down by nearly 93%, a worse drop than the city suffered in early 2020.

The two numbers that worry Mr Lu the most track the economy’s distribution system, specifically couriers and lorries. In the week ending April 1st, an index of express deliveries by courier companies was nearly 27% below its level at a similar point last year. Over the same period, an index of road freight compiled by Wind, a data provider, shows a fall of 12.8%. The decline looks especially stark because this indicator was increasing by more than 7% at the end of last year.'

https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/omicron-is-dealing-a-big-blow-to-chinas-economy/21808576

He also wrote:

"raising funds from equity remains a necessary part of UKOG's strategy"

When will the next placing be? Will there be a significant discount? Will rampers ignore the history of discounted placings? Will newbies get spiked on a ramp to get the placing away?

On a share consolidation?