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He (Miliband) added the UK needed "all the technologies at our disposal" as the "backbone of our system will be renewables".

Updated 11 minutes ago:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy4301n3771o

Nearly 500m in the last 40 minutes - this is motoring.

Pretty upbeat interview with Ed Miliband (although, of course, that was the impression he was seeking to convey).

660.3m at the present time.

Nearly £22bn pledged - purse strings beginning to loosen?

Se page 7 of UKOG's UK Energy Overview of 05/07: Southern UK super cluster forecast to constitute about 56% of 2040 UK hydrogen demand:

https://www.ukogplc.com/ul/UKEn%20Overview%20Web%20V4%20050724.pdf

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy4301n3771o

What was needed was for the law to be clear in 2019.

But it wasn't so it is only in 2024 that the law applicable in 2019 has been clarified.

Maidit308,

The judgement treats the last 5 years as if they hadn't happened, but they have happened.

It's the perennial problem of legal decisions with retroactive effect, how do you apply them in the real world?

HH finds itself in a legal morass where virtually no progress appears to have been made since the Supreme court's decision of 20/06.

Ms (Caroline) Smith (Surrey CC's planning group manager) said the council had asked the government for more guidance on the implications of the Supreme Court judgement. She said:

“It puts planning authorities in a difficult position, frankly”.

https://drillordrop.com/2024/10/02/supreme-court-oil-site-operates-without-permission/

401.8m now, 3rd biggest on the market.

EnergyPathways has entered into a binding loan facility ("Green Loan") with Global Green Asset Financing Limited ("GGAF"). GGAF is a new, Luxembourg-based green project and corporate financing platform structured to provide its investors with green impact and yield income returns in sectors including cleantech and renewable energy. Under the terms of the Green Loan, EnergyPathways has entered into a loan facility of up to £5.1 million with a minimum commitment from the lender of £2.55 million over the term ...

EPP market cap: £3.84m

Still dead and kicking, Trish63.

In the last 40 minutes. From about 100m to 232.6m.

"It also referenced detail that most likely would shed light on the impracticality of UKOG's plans".

But then you have the LOSs provided by Sumitomo, SGN, RWE and the Solent Cluster, so it is for each investor to decide for themselves.

Https://drillordrop.com/2024/10/02/supreme-court-oil-site-operates-without-permission/

PS: I know any funds for Portland will be ring-fenced but the positive impact on the share price in the event of success should facilitate fund raising for other projects.

Not convinced by the argument about the cost of restoring the Broadford Bridge site.

SS had the choice of lodging an appeal but didn't so he doesn't appear to be overly concerned by this prospective cost.

The reason could be he is pretty confident about the Portland strategic partner negotiations.

It's much more recent than that, shirleyfraser, the RNS of 30/08 is entitled "Half-Yearly Report and First Blast at Clogau".