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250k sadly means nothing.

I agree Ebbs. He fluffed around the edges re the questions. It was a longish interview with not a lot of meat on the bone. I don't agree with a few on here talking about impatient investors. Some of us have been here a long time so not sure who the comments are aimed at. Colin does not help himself sometimes such as continuous news flow etc...not being backed up.

I am a little disappointed with the "interview" but I agree with no RNS nothing significant was going to be forthcoming.

Pike staff it’s not really for me about this morning as getting the timing exactly right day-to-day is very difficult for me. It’s just the overall picture which I’m confident about now. I’m pretty sure good news will drop shortly which seems to be the general consensus on here. I really can’t believe they’d be putting all this infrastructure in if the news was bad.

I have a fill order this am with Hargreaves for 22k and not gone through yet. I said to myself I would not buy anymore. This is dreadful behaviour on my part!

We could have a PM RNS although unusual.

Although I have just read Papas post

A research and development project managed by NETL with the University of Utah and industry partner Zephyr Energy plc has unlocked the potential to produce significant volumes of natural gas and oil in eastern Utah’s Paradox Basin, providing the nation with a new source of plentiful energy from a region rich in hydrocarbon resources but challenging to develop.

“In the oil and gas industry, the Marcellus shale formation in the Appalachian Basin and the Permian Basin in the Southwest are among the top U.S. producers,” said NETL’s Stephen Henry, project manager. “This project, near the community of Green River, may reshape the energy landscape because it addresses challenges that have stood in the way of developing the northern Paradox Basin, which is a significant but largely untapped source of oil and gas.”

Although the words "Signficant, Reshape, Plentiful Energy and Nation" are undeniably exciting.

50p! Gosh I would take that DXB1...We all have different exit strategies and along the way some of us have suffered more than others which can influence ones thinking. I for one would take 20p in a heartbeat. I think 50p will be years away but I wish you well.

Remember the Sparole report which stated circa 35 million boe in 2p reserves. At say §70 per barrell thats a 2,450,000,000 turnover. Seems ok, I guess!

I am no Oiler so to speak, but would anyone have a timeframe (for production) from what they have seen that's in the Shed?

I would be interested to know people's thoughts on why the interview did not go ahead. I know we can only surmise. I do find it strange.

I have written to Colin today Ill post if I get a reply.

Dear Colin,

I am writing to you as a long-term shareholder in Zephyr Energy, currently holding over 11 million shares. While I take full responsibility for my investment decisions, I am reaching out to express my significant concern regarding the current trajectory of the company and the lack of sustained news flow.

The investor community, particularly on the discussion boards I frequent, is becoming increasingly frustrated. Specifically, I would like to address the following points:

Communication Gaps: We were promised an interview with Malcy three weeks ago. While we were informed you were unwell with the flu, there has been no follow-up or rescheduling. As shareholders, we rely on these updates to maintain confidence in the company’s transparency.

Production & Revenue: Zephyr has successfully found condensate and secured the necessary investment. With gas prices currently high and funds available, there is a lack of clarity on why we are not yet selling this production to capitalise on market conditions.

Fiduciary Duty: I believe there is a fundamental duty to act on promises made to the shareholders who have backed this company. The current silence is detrimental to investor sentiment.

I look forward to seeing a renewed commitment to regular communication and a clear update on the operational progress at the Paradox Basin.

Sadly, James I am also one of those who sunk far too much in this share, I even remortgaged to add more. I know ...I have learnt my lesson. I just have to take whatever comes. I hoped to change my life. I put it all on Black. Hoping for a miracle.

The Malcy thing is very strange. To announce an interview and then not follow through with it is worse than announcing nothing. Weather people take Malcy with a pinch of salt is neither here nor there. The interview should have gone ahead. Nothing less is acceptable. Flu does not last that long. Colin bangs on about the interests of shareholders often in written RNSs and verbally. I am at a loss as to why the flu excuse has gone into a third week I believe. How is that in the interest of shareholders? The promised news flow is not coming and we are nearly at the end of Jan. Investing in this share was completely my choice, and I have no one else to blame. I so regret it now.

Gosh did Colin really say 70 to 80p? ,

I'm not bothered about the gas price in 30 years. I am more concerned about seizing this opportunity now. Let's get some income. Why is this so difficult!

Its the opportunity cost which is hurting. I always hoped I would be selling at 20p. and buy my house in Provence. I have been out a few times over the years even put offers in thinking Zephyr SP will get stronger...disappointed I have to say.How long these Gas prices will stay high is a guess.

Agree, such a shame we can't get the gas up and running, a 17 per cent surge on one day!

Thanks Papa and Cruthie. So as I understand it the condensate improves the quality of the oil. I will look at your summary suggestion.

Hi molotov Im just trying to understand what condensate is? I have copied the below from Google... So am I understanding it's mostly gas and condensate (whatever that actually is) rather than oil in the Paradox?

in the Oil & Gas Industry

Definition: Light, low-viscosity liquid hydrocarbons (like ethane, propane, butane) found with natural gas.

Uses: Dilutes heavy oils for transport, used in gasoline, petrochemicals.

Formation: Occurs when gas pressure drops below the dew point, causing liquids to separate.

NTD I thought the same when "helpful" posted his bit. However are we sure Paradox is mostly gas. I know there is a huge quantity but mostly gas? Would be great if we could start selling some now as the timing is right.