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https://drillordrop.com/2023/02/08/latest-uk-onshore-oil-production-november-2022/

Agree with your post, ZYX098, except re Jeremy Hunt.

You'll probably find his comments against Loxley were made when he was out of government and the local MP. Since then, he's become the Chancellor with a wider remit.

Better volume: 15.5m.

Yesterday's full session was 10.3m.

David Lenigas in his tweet of 06/02, 2 days ago.

Think it merits a subject-title of its own.

Rt Hon Graham Stuart MP as a Minister of State in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

SS met with Graham Stuart on 25/01. Note, therefore, that in yesterday's reshuffle he has retained his responsibilities for energy.

PS: think David Lenigas may well be right.

David Lenigas tweet of 06/02 cited in the tweet below:

Ha! I reckon this is a big rebound year for
@UKOGlistedonAIM
#UKOG. That’s why I’m building a position again that is meaningful. And before you ask - no - I am not over 3%. But do indeed DYOR. I may be completely wrong. I just smell this is right now for a re-rate.

ERMA was established to bring together all relevant stakeholders across the European raw materials supply chain, including industrial groups, states and regions, investors and trade unions. ERMA is managed by EIT RawMaterials, which was founded in 2020 by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology ("EIT"), a body of the European Union, with the objective of ensuring reliable, secure and sustainable access to critical and strategic raw materials for Europe.

ERMA and EIT RawMaterials have established a dedicated investment channel for raw material projects with a view to assisting those projects which are approved following a detailed review process to secure suitable financing packages ...

It's a resounding endorsement of Amitsoq, that is for sure.

Well done Stefan Bernstein and all concerned at GROC and at Alba.

ERMA and EIT RawMaterials have established a dedicated investment channel for raw materials projects and have indicated their support for GreenRoc Mining to secure the financing needed for the development of Amitsoq.

So that's what it was!

Good choice of music!

Despite France’s efforts to overcome a months-long maintenance crisis of its troubled nuclear fleet, a critical reactor has suddenly been taken offline for most of the rest of this year.

A nine-month halt of Electricite de France SA’s Chinon-1 nuclear reactor raises questions about whether the state-backed nuclear operator will be a millstone around Europe’s neck next winter, too. France’s nuclear plants form a backbone of Europe’s integrated power system, and an outbreak of safety-related incidents and repair delays over the past year could not have hit at a worse time.

As a result, French nuclear generation slumped to the lowest in more than three decades in 2022, just as the region struggled with throttled gas shipments from Russia and soaring fuel and power prices. The hope was that EDF would get its fleet in order by the time the next winter comes around, with Europe likely to source even fewer gas supplies from Russia this year, and Germany putting its last remaining nuclear plants to rest in April.

However, Chinon-1 will only return to the grid by Oct. 30, after being halted early on Tuesday, according to the French utility ...

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2023-europe-energy-crisis-updates-france-nuclear-outage/?srnd=premium-europe&sref=Em01M8Hr

A new Department for Energy Security and Net Zero will be tasked with securing the UK's long-term energy supply, as well as "bringing down bills and halving inflation", Downing Street said in a statement. (BBC)

Let's see but could be helpful.

Thoughtful posts, Singhie, appreciated.

I've mentioned this before but, when posters see Adrian everywhere, the Kinks' "Dedicated Follower of Fashion" passes through my head:

They seek him here, they seek him there ...
'Cause he's a dedicated follower of fashion

Potentially very valuable things, gas fields.

https://drillordrop.com/2023/02/06/grid-can-take-loxley-gas-ukog/

Not sure about that one, even Elon Musk had to borrow in order to buy Twitter.

The official spread has been remarkably wide these last few days, could do with more volume.