Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Now firing on all cylinders I see, these are strong results and will underpin the SP nicely. And Alex, let’s not be too hasty on passing back lower input costs, act like the fuel retailers !
You can produce all you can, but if the commodity price doesn’t support the effort there’s a problem. Given the likes of UBS / JP Morgan are now predicting long term prices for spodumene concentrate to settle at $US 1300 & $1000 a tonne respectively ( ie 75% down) even the big players with new mines now operating will struggle. The SP is reacting to reality.
I guess this is unsurprising given they announced suspension of all new drilling back in June, but all negative news from the ‘coal face’ adds pressure on Hunt. As to whether Enquest should consider mulling over Apache operations, I don’t know enough about them but when you’re limping along, being joined by someone else on a stretcher can add to your difficulties ! ( not saying they are invalid of course ! ).
Didn’t listen, but reported the King said “Legislation will be introduced to strengthen the UK’s energy security and reduce reliance on volatile international markets.” Given current fiscal measures only weaken our position and make that task pretty difficult, I guess one could assume some tweaking of the EPL is possible, not that the Markets currently see it that way.
Guessing the JV exclusivity period was for 6 months, to keep matters at pace. Think we would have heard now if negotiations had stalled. Legals take time but we must be edging closer. Irrespective happy to wait.
Numis are merely pointing out the pace of oncology research is such that there is always the risk of breakthrough announcements being made by others, that turns the chemotherapy market upside down. Clearly AI is now speeding up that research rapidly knowing the ‘holy grail’ rewards are huge. It’s of no surprise indeed good luck to anyone who finds that miracle, in the meantime we’re doing fine.
“be able to prove that the company cannot pay you “…..ie. its finances are in at perilous state. Guess now awaiting till the last pennies have been extracted on Directors salaries before the curtain drops. The latest Russian State restrictions may not have helped. One for gamblers now.
Agree, tinkering with allowable offsets is far more likely than touching the headline rate, which outside of the Industry / Shareholders seems to have wide spread support and thus politically damaging…not that they can probably be damaged anymore so currently. It’s still probably less than 50/50 ( the current C19. Enquiry just highlights the lack of critical thinking in Govmt. ) but if I was always right I wouldn’t be invested here !
Think there’s more chance of the ‘Tourist Tax’ being reversed than our EPL. Protesting via email doesn’t seem to work. Sir Rocco Forte and another of his 50 mates with protest banners in London yesterday calling for its removal, has already provoked a Government response. Apparently we’re making too much money to worry about real protesting !
If I was a millenial trapped under large student & credit card debit I’d probably feel pretty aggrieved being constantly told the likes of BP/ Shell are cash machines for already rich shareholders !. Would help if the ‘Majors’ occassionally hit back with costs / funding / carried debt ( BP Net Debt over $22bn ) extent of their transission plans etc. etc. As it is only one side of the story gets promoted, and it isn’t about how vital to life we remain.
Personally can’t see the Market “ going nuts” of BP having ‘prior access’ to data. There is enough evidence already released that others will be pondering on. This requires someone to break ranks but when that will be is anyone’s guess. Let’s see the level and quality of data first before getting carried away !