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Wasn't including Wolf amongst the band of 3.

I've had the band on filter for about a year now, ... but there was a reason why I put them all on filter within a few days one of the other. I considered them to be just about all the same.

Don't think you post under other names, WG818, your own style is quite distinctive.

The band of 3, on the other hand, have a lot in common.

Stupidly wild?

Not at all sure about that.

I hadn't picked up on common grammatical errors, but it did seem to me there was a similarity of style and of thought-process.

In this morning's interview, GL was expecting the EA to decide favourably in the next couple of weeks.

How time flies!

8th biggest percentage gainer in the market's top volume.

Angus Energy plc (AIM: ANGS) is pleased to announce that the Environment Agency has issued its Variation Notice for the existing Saltfleetby gas field permit. The site permit now encompasses the new activities of processing and compressing of gas for direct export to National Grid. No further regulatory or planning permissions are required before First Gas.

Additionally, Angus has received an updated permit for the Brockham oil field allowing, inter alia, for the re-injection of produced water at its Brockham oil site. On completion of an upgrade project to meet DSEAR ( Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002) requirements, production from BRX2-Y will resume at Brockham in May with associated water injection.

Consideration of our planning application for a partial abandonment of the Kimmeridge and reperforation of BRX4-Z in the Portland is to be deferred from the 23 March Planning Committee meeting advised to the next meeting on 27 April at the request of Surrey County Council.

Agreed, the share has been tardy to respond to what looks like a turn towards a more favourable climate for oil and gas exploration, both off and on-shore.

We shall see!

Best wishes.

gwilliams71,

Some of the good news has arrived already.

There is a realisation within government (and amongst some of the backbench Tory MPs whose support Johnson may well need in the coming weeks and months) that assuring energy security is part of the government's responsibilities.

60 posts, 247 trades.

Looks as if many PIs are watching from the sidelines for the present.

Zak Mir, Traders Cafe, going for the upper teens at present, 0.17/0.18p.

Good volume: 227.7m so far.

PS: that prospect should enable the company to draw in a wider range of investors including, maybe, micro cap institutional investors.

From 05:51:

Speaks of the final transformation of Angus into a cash-generating company and will be looking to reward shareholders out of that cash:
dividends?
some material corporate action?
or other forms of return?

Window dressing, absolutely.

Out goes all reference to fossil fuels, in comes the rallying call of "transition" and the North Sea is also in there for good measure.

Clearly the change of names predates the government's greater attachment to the idea of energy security.

The only one I haven't filtered is WG818.

It's true that I bunched the other 3 together and filtered them all more or less at the same time.

investment in the future

Couple of extracts:

... The desire to reduce European dependence on Russian exports has also made the UK government willing to fast track investment in domestic fossil fuels ...

The government is due to unveil its energy supply strategy early next week.
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Looks as if Rishi Sunak is seeking to get a better idea of the cost of Johnson's ambitions re nuclear.

Agreed in March 2021, the North Sea Transition Deal is a transformative partnership between the UK government and the UK’s offshore oil and gas sector. It will harness the power of the UK offshore oil and gas industry to deliver net-zero by 2050, ...

Looks as if the name change goes back at least a year ... and shows how the government was totally focused on its net zero ambitions at the time.

https://drillordrop.com/2022/03/21/new-name-for-oil-and-gas-regulator/

https://drillordrop.com/2022/03/21/new-name-for-oil-and-gas-regulator/