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Have to wait and see.

With less than 40% of GROC, there is no longer question of them funding all of GROC's development costs. But believe it is in GROC's interests that Alba be rated higher by the market than it is currently.

But Alba IS invested in GROC. A higher valuation for Alba facilitates Alba's participation in any future GROC placings, should Alba wish to participate.

On Bloomberg's home page, there is an article entitled: "Gas-addicted Europe trades one energy risk for another".

"the concern will be that in 2 to 3 years time the only new capacity coming will be in qatar, ...".

Amongst other conclusions, it looks as if the UK would be advised to increase its storage capacity!

Amongst other conclusions, it looks as if the UK would be advised to increase its storage capacity!

in the guardian, according to citywire's press round-up:

"the guardian: joe biden’s administration has hit the brakes on the us’s surging exports of gas, effectively pausing a string of planned projects".

also in the times, in an article spread over 2 pages, 50-51:

"what will biden's pause in gas exports mean for us?"

currently, there are 7 terminals in operation, but a further 17 projects further back in the queue "now appear to be stalled".

cites james watson, secretary-general at eurogas:

"the concern will be that in 2 to 3 years time the only new capacity coming will be in qatar, with a lot earmarked for china, india, **** stan and markets like that. it would lead to greater competition".

Alba closed yesterday showing considerable signs of life, up 18.8%, in good volume of 65.4m shares.

A more appropriate valuation for Alba should have positive implications for its major investment, GROC.

in the guardian, according to citywire's press round-up:

"the guardian: joe biden’s administration has hit the brakes on the us’s surging exports of gas, effectively pausing a string of planned projects".

also in the times, in an article spread over 2 pages, 50-51:

"what will biden's pause in gas exports mean for us?"

currently, there are 7 terminals in operation, but a further 17 projects further back in the queue "now appear to be stalled".

cites james watson, secretary-general at eurogas:

"the concern will be that in 2 to 3 years time the only new capacity coming will be in qatar, with a lot earmarked for china, india, ****stan and markets like that. it would lead to greater competition".

5th biggest riser on lse's Market Report.

Closed at 0.095p + 18.8%

Should be 0.099p!

0.99p paid for 5m.

AIM: 19.7m

Aquis: 5m

10k barrels a day?

Yes, that would definitely help!

That you for sharing your insight.

They would need to make a very big commercial find to justify 4p, that's a market cap of about £1.2bn and their share of Pinarova-1 is 50%.

Image links work fine, rockingoose - thank you.

Volume up to 180.3m now.

It was only on the 18th they announced having dewatered level 4, they really are pushing on at pace.