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You never explained what difference it makes if the UK is Net Zero. The answer is none

Meanwhile, demand for oil rises year on year

https://www.statista.com/statistics/271823/global-crude-oil-demand/

Demand for goal rises year on year

https://www.statista.com/statistics/265507/global-coal-consumption-in-oil-equivalent/

Demand for gas rises year on year

https://www.statista.com/statistics/282717/global-natural-gas-consumption/

The only morons CUTTING are us!!!

We already have gas infrastructure, we do not need to build it 🤪🤪🤪🤪

You say polluters should pay? So exactly how much should we tax China and the USA?

No Mathematics confuses me, my eyes are wide open. I dispute the link between CO2 and climate change as do many others. In fact there is very strong evidence that rising temperatures cause rising CO2 so you might have your scam backside about breast.

Nobody is building more oil and gas? China can't get enough of it off Russia, its cheap and it fuels her economy. That is the whole point, these things are cheap and the West has been walked into a trap by China, Russia and the BRICs. They probably can't stop laughing at how stupid we (you) are!

The world is changing, you're right. People will get cold and hungry, blackouts will occur which will actually kill people because they take weeks to recover from and hospitals will not have power to keep sick people alive. At that point, the brain dead sheep will realise they've been had and they will lash out.

Starting in 2026 i predict.

Here's a very simple and concise explanation of how you're being hoodwinked into believing renewables are cheaper than gas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HmMqE7QXaQ

Even slack arse shut up about it last time i posted it

Quite agree, momentum took us to 32.5p

Direction took us down to 25

Green hydrogen? Costs are astronomical, as are the costs of trying to store unused solar and wind in batteries (not to mention the horrific fire risk)

We already have cheap, reliable solutions for energy. They are coal, gas and oil. The nations using these are prospering as we battle with unaffordable and pointless alternatives. Even if we did to get to "Net Zero", what difference would it make to global emissions? Pretty much none

And that's if you even think man made CO2 is a problem in the first place. It clearly isn't

Goodbye to your silly scam and Millibrain with it in 2026. I told you this would happen all along, I told you they'd start rowing back on the absurdity and so it came to pass. I told you Solgold would be sold too...

Quady - solar is pointless because it is intermittent. We need energy 24/7 not just when it's sunny (or windy)

Yes nuclear is more expensive but it's always on, which is exactly what we require. Particularly as we become far more energy intensive with the likes of AI and their datacentres requiring always on power in huge amounts

China 1200 coal powered stations, 300-500 more planned. Gobbling coal at ever increasing rates

They're not bothered at all, they're just doing what they always do. Making cheap tat for others to buy - including solar panels

Nuclear takes time to set up though and we still need gas for heating. About 30m homes have gas boilers, they are cheap, efficient and they already work. For leccy, definitely nuclear and stop wasting money on solar and wind.

The 1.5m housing target doesn't solve what the actual problem is. I think it costs something like £140k to construct a very modest semi that you couldn't swing a cat in. With a million new Welfare claimants or deliveroo drivers flocking to our shores every single year, how are any of these people ever going to be able to mortgage and pay for a new home even if they did exist?

The crisis is one of a low skilled economy made far worse by immigration. We could solve one of those two things instantly tomorrow with political will, but politicians are not serving the British electorate, they are taking orders from the new one world government forming above them.

Quady, Millibrain is said to be considering a £50 annual levy on gas bills to pay for that stupid heat pump policy. ie punishing the very people who can least afford the noisy, expensive, inefficient, inferior monstrosities to pay for those who can afford them.

It's all hot air, no pun intended. He and his woeful colleagues will be gone very soon. Stalin's rent boy case trial can't be far away, and that's just for starters. Thieves is hated by most of her party

Here's to a positive and prosperous 2026 for all good Christian men, may this be the year the uprising begins and we get rid of the left wing tosspots in power, as well as put all Muslims well in truly in their place (ideally Muslim countries) and take back our heritage, culture and pride.

And a counter bid to Jiangxi would be a nice start

Also they are spinning Kraken out of Octopus I heard, so how might that affect the business?

As you know I totally understand the climate challenge. It is all about ignoring the boneheads and reverting to cheap, prosperous energy like most of the world is doing. Germany led us into this madness with wind and solar and so it seems she leads us back out having reignited several coal power stations

All that after Mutti laughed at Trump for telling her not to rely on Russia for gas....

ORIT down 21% in 6 months. Bit of a kick in the nads even if there is a dividend

Because the chinks would have gone hostile, got enough control and diluted us to oblivion.

Oh no is slack arse back? I was rather hoping he was hitching a ride in AJ's car this Christmas

I can't see the point of pooling shares at this stage. You're either happy with 28p, you've already gone, you're waiting for a counter, or you're going to reject 28p

What would being in a "group" do to change any one person's strategy? All I see is the downside of sharing personal details with total strangers

76% of all volume today was AT trades, meaning both a buyer and seller were matched on the order book. Whilst this might show as a sell, it is of course a pair of transactions so you can't read too much into those. Most of the rest where OB/intermediaries and we can see daily that Peel Hunt is buying and selling roughly the same amount

So in short, there is no massive sell-off just a liquid market to move shares at 27.6p

Those who want to move on are simply cashing out early and taking the small hit. Those who wish to punt on a counter bid are more than willing to take their shares.

I doubt we do in all honesty. Anybody folding now has already accepted, anybody holding for a counter will surely by definition vote against the 28p?

He does look a bit like a bulldog chewing a wasp

They will come today at some point, they're never immediate. They have to get the bird in the office to type up the RNS remember

Chinks do NOT play fair.