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Worth a read

https://www.80mile.com/sites/default/files/2026-01/80M%20Corporate%20Presentation%20v4.pdf

There will be an abundance of news via RNS, this will be after the financials are released at the end of this month.

I can assure you Siam and Mark are not going anywhere.

Watch this space.

Lots of investors have contacted the Company and the fake tweet has now been removed.

How long do you really think between sec approval and a live nasdaq listing ?

Around 5-10 trading days.

When you look at the licenses they hold in Greenland, the future could be mind boggling.

Five amendments lodged now, last three between 12 - 18 December, surely must be close now.

Anyone interested, this is the link to the Guident application on Nasdaq market activity site, apologies if it’s already been posted.

I suppose investors waiting for the RNS announcement, not me as I suffer from FOMO, not always a good strategy.

Nobody really knows where this will go before the Guident entry into the Nasdaq IPO, but surely it’s worth a punt, time will tell.

Looking at this for a while and finally bought in GLA

Many thanks, just one more question, do TEK own Guident.

Are they shortly being listed on Nasdaq.

What are the choice of Companies that I can trade ASTR on, since they joined AQSE.

Looking to invest and will do my own research, I see that CTAI invested in Alludium, which is a Private Company not yet listed for trading, I’ve read about Alludiums promotion campaign, so interested in how investors see the potential in Alludium.

UKOG tweet this afternoon

UK ENERGY STORAGE: Looking forward to presenting our hydrogen storage in salt caverns plan to Hydrogen South West in Bristol tomorrow .

Gwilliams71

I did read the article in FT, but have you also read in the national press, that National Gas’s Project Union is happening.

Nobody can say at this stage that UKOG will be in the mix when contracts and partnerships are finally given out, but I’m sure we will find out in the coming months.

I’m just looking at the facts, Its now moving from planning to design and early engineering phases, securing significant funding, and starting to build Britain's future hydrogen backbone network, with the first East Coast section aiming to connect industrial hubs by the early 2030s. It's a major UK energy project repurposing gas pipes for hydrogen, connecting producers and users for the net-zero transition.

National Gas has secured hundreds of millions in public funding from Ofgem to advance the project, with funding now covering over half the proposed network into Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) stages.

Teams are working on detailed designs for specific sections, like the East Coast, involving environmental assessments and public consultations.

Collaborations are forming with hydrogen storage providers (like UKEn) and other networks.

In short, Project Union is well underway, not just a concept, with concrete steps being taken to build the UK's essential hydrogen infrastructure.

As I see it after lots of research, National Gas is planning to connect to both the SSE/Equinor site and the proposed UK Oil & Gas (UKen) site as part of the Project Union. Recent agreements and development plans indicate that both locations are considered critical for the UK's future hydrogen transmission backbone.

One way or another we will find out in the coming months.

Can’t believe your still here after all these years Mirasol, your obviously a big fan.

While the £28 billion package itself focuses on immediate grid needs, the overarching regulatory period (RIIO-3, from 2026-2031) provides the framework for future, larger-scale hydrogen transport and storage business models. Ofgem is actively working with the government to develop the necessary regulatory mechanisms to facilitate this investment.

National Gas will be using part of this budget to engineer large scale Hydrogen transport and storage upgrade facilities, therefore making the MOU agreement with UKEN look more attractive imo.

The latest £28 billion investment package announced by Ofgem on December 4, 2025, is primarily allocated as follows:

£17.8 billion will go towards maintaining and ensuring the safety and resilience of Britain's existing gas networks.

£10.3 billion is allocated to strengthening the electricity transmission network to support the integration of more renewable energy and the electrification of the economy.

While the £28 billion package itself focuses on immediate grid needs, the overarching regulatory period (RIIO-3, from 2026-2031) provides the framework for future, larger-scale hydrogen transport and storage business models. Ofgem is actively working with the government to develop the necessary regulatory mechanisms to facilitate this investment.