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Its good for plants to have a lot more CO2 passer not "a little"
Quite surprised peeps don't know this basic stuff.

They have a useful database is all AndroclesB. Much of it peer reviewed. Their politics and agenda I'll leave to them.

You're not getting an extreme reaction to "green" or "renewables" Passer you're just using the strawman argument.
We've been discussing CO2 not causing warming and the fact I assert that enhanced CO2 is extremely good for plant life and plant/habitat biodiversity as evidenced in the databases of the site below.

http://www.co2science.org/index.php

No extra CO2 in no way causes loss of habitat or biodiversity in fact it increases both.
Useful site apologies for the coal theme (and for the record I don't approve of dirty coal) but the database is topnotch and full of peer reviewed papers proving time and again the huge benefits to the planets ecosystem from enhanced levels of CO2.
http://www.co2science.org/index.php

Will let peeps get back to PRD though as we're nearly back to flat.

Yes that'd show em! lol

Completely untrue AndroclesB. The planet is not warming the oonly way the scammers managed to get an effect in their models from CO2 was by underestimating the effects of the Sun. They allow total solar irradiance into their models but NOT total solar forcing which includes all the power of the sun.
Thats why everything based on said models fails in the real world. Total scammers they are.

They need their coal mines with or without the power stations anyway. Coking coal is going up in price very nicely recently as every time they shut a thermal coal mine down they lose the coking coal that goes with it.
Coking coals needed for steel , so far as I'm aware there's no real alternative so end of day makes sense for the asian to use the thermal too.
Politicians may hate it but plant and animal life will be over the moon. All that extra CO2 driven growth to feed our hungry planet. Luverly jubbly.

and there you have it. The true reason for the global warming scam. We'll be taxed on the co2 we breathe out soon enough as the Bolsheviks take over.

In addition, the report recommends a carbon price floor must be introduced to the Irish electricity market “and it must rise to €100 per tonne of CO2 by 2030 to reflect the real cost to society of carbon-emitting fossil fuels”

Posts crossed Anotherlambo soz. RNS posted below states they are using best tech and getting best advice too.
https://www.investegate.co.uk/block-energy-plc--bloe-/rns/block-energy-and-baker-hughes-announce-agreement/202106140700087189B/

Reposted the PB interview from today
https://twitter.com/proactive_UK/status/1409849644734111753

Baker Hughes appear to be playing big brother here troll. Quite sure their expertise will be appreciated as bloe pursue their drilling plans this year.
https://www.investegate.co.uk/block-energy-plc--bloe-/rns/block-energy-and-baker-hughes-announce-agreement/202106140700087189B/

Thanks fireman, sounds like commonsense may win out in the end..

"Any energy review is likely to conclude that we will continue to need gas. The fuel generates 60 per cent of the electricity we use. Even as we increase the use of renewable power, we will still need it to anchor the system, particularly as electricity demand continues growing."

Yes, consensus seems o be that gas will continue to rally..

Natural gas markets around the globe are rallying as the world’s importers have come to a stark realization: there isn’t enough supply to go around.
European gas inventories are the lowest in more than a decade for this time of year, with the region’s benchmark surging to the highest in almost 13 years, while rates in the U.S. and Asia have jumped to the highest seasonal level in years.
Indeed, the situation is made worse by the energy demands caused by extreme weather — from last winter’s bitter cold in Asia to the current heat waves in the Western U.S. and severe droughts across the globe that have curbed hydro output.
https://world-news-monitor.com/business/energy/lng/2021/06/25/natural-gas-prices-rally-as-global-shortages-abound/

You were trolling about this on wed geowiz. All you've done is wait a couple of days and come back with the same dribble.
Obvious you're just a troll..

"This was from their Q1 update dated 7th April when brent was bouncing between $60-$65 which sounds like a yes to are they economic?

"Wells WR-38Z and WR-16aZ were returned to production on 28 January 2021 and 3 February 2021 respectively. During 1Q 2021, the Company produced total of 29.8 Mbbls of oil and 14.6 Mboe of gas, resulting in a combined total of 44.4 Mboe of oil and gas. The average production rate for February and March 2021, after WR-38Z had commenced production but excluding WR-16aZ (as the well is currently suspended), was 573 boepd. This rate of production generates sufficient revenue, at current oil and gas prices, to cover over 95% of operating and administration costs and therefore preserve almost all of the Company's existing cash for new wells and facilities."

Latest news is cokes going for $200 a ton in Zimbabwe. Seems to be coke heaven at the mo with so much industry moving into the area.
Not sure when we'll hear news but Afro china's chairman is visiting the area in July so if anything needs signing guess that would be a good time?
https://www.theindependent.co.zw/2021/06/25/chinese-miner-to-set-up-a-fertiliser-plant-in-hwange/

and a well deserved reward for the short term traders MeM. lol

Absolutely perfect after the fracked gas at Shannon proposal by the US players yesterday. Gives the greens a far better face saving option (given they need the energy from somewhere)

Yes quite impressed esp with the emphasis on this being the best option for the countries transition.
Quite the selling point and very good RNS to underpin the sp for the drill in Morocco.

Judging by how they've acted so far we'll get quite a few twitter pics along the way.
Best of luck to them hope they got a gusher.

This was from their Q1 update dated 7th April when brent was bouncing between $60-$65 which sounds like a yes to are they economic?

"Wells WR-38Z and WR-16aZ were returned to production on 28 January 2021 and 3 February 2021 respectively. During 1Q 2021, the Company produced total of 29.8 Mbbls of oil and 14.6 Mboe of gas, resulting in a combined total of 44.4 Mboe of oil and gas. The average production rate for February and March 2021, after WR-38Z had commenced production but excluding WR-16aZ (as the well is currently suspended), was 573 boepd. This rate of production generates sufficient revenue, at current oil and gas prices, to cover over 95% of operating and administration costs and therefore preserve almost all of the Company's existing cash for new wells and facilities."

Thanks GRH appreciated and agree thought the Ireland news more interesting than the share issues.