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Perhaps we should collectively start the ball rolling by also emailing the FCA.
Every little helps as they say!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-30/someone-is-betting-that-oil-will-soar-to-a-record-200-a-barrel

30 has all ready been surpassed as my grandson has sent emails for my great grandkids who I've purchased shares for.

I've joined the club!
Now senseman just planting a seed as they say, I realise that things are easier said than done, and realistically I myself are not tech minded enough to carry out what I'm suggesting.
But here goes would it not be a good idea to set up a HUR wiki account as was set-up sometime ago reference 88e. It would provide a platform for information and collective pressure, question raising etc. with our Board of Directors.

09:01 when it's very windy, also has corresponding consequences on energy production. One is suppliers not only get paid for what they produce, but get paid not to produce.
Natural gas futures now $244.45
If one factors into the equation that the national grid has to run in balance, indeed it's critical to maintain supply, that what is being generated is in equalibrium with what is being used. A simple fact that answers many questions, that many do not fully understand.

19:09
That is another conundrum needed to be factored into the debate.
However the government have finally admitted that hydrogen is the way forward, and as already alluded to, natural gas is the only realistic cost effective method for hydrogen production.

$228.45 this is a two edge sword in many respects, realistically depends if your invested in Oil & Gas shares!

Make of it what you will! $214.66, Brent $80.21

Once again willing to make the bullets, but unwilling to fire them!
It's becoming a somewhat monotonous repetitive trait.
Perhaps the definitive answer as to why! Would be enlightening for BB members.

Uplifted off FOG BB post.
From BloombergToday 08:49
Fears of an oil glut are receding, as stronger demand and curtailed supply are set to tighten the market and lift prices. It’s going to be a good winter for oil producers, but a further hit to consumers who are already reeling from soaring gas and electricity costs.
This cannot do the farm out process any harm.
The surge in natural gas prices, which has seen the costs of both liquefied supplies and pipeline deliveries to European markets jump to records, is starting to have knock-on effects on the oil market. Consumers are seeking to switch away from pricey natural gas and to marginally less expensive oil.

In that case, he only needs to bu y one share to meet his objective!

18:44
Logically one has to ask, Why do you not raise the question yourself?

True Brom ( just hope you lost your phone signal whilst fishing, welcome back)
Would we not do better, not arguing amongst ourselves, and collectively forward our concerns, questions to our CeO.
Did this not realistically happen with DJW in the early days. With his questions sessions?
In reality it's a simple format to follow, template letter format agreed and we all forward to 88e.
It is said there is more than one way to skin a fart! Where I live we botty burp!

Well it is on the rise again, and that's certainly opened some of the Government Minister's brain cells. Would you say.

I see that a new gramophone record needs to be purchased as the old one keeps sticking. Gordon Bennett!

Warning best beware of LSE members posting on 88e BB who are solely posting on 88e? Just a personal judgement call!

Scot126
Why don't you personally directly address your question to our Chief Executive Officer.Then you can have the pleasure of giving us the definitive answer you so desire!
Obviously that would stop boring the pants off most members of 88e Chat!

Scot126
Why don't you personally directly address your question to our Chief Executive Officer.Then you can have the pleasure of giving us the definitive answer you so desire!
Obviously that would stop boring the pants off most members of 88e Chat!

Yes, evidence is showing its the only realistic cost effect way to supply Hydrogen in volumes necessary to meet the worlds future need.

So true, but one needs to be realistic, with Goldman Sachs I would think have carry out due diligence before making their statement, which could obviously be for numerous reasons.
One obviously that comes to mind is supply and demand, that equates to a greater well head valve, which a company with a forward looking business plan, could be interested in adding to their portfolio.