Member Info for schlemiel

Investors don't throw £18m at a company to pay the salaries of the board. A couple of million maybe but not £18m

Compelling presentations

The future of shared ride safety – AI surveillance & threat detection solutions: Shady Zahran from SEITech Solutions GmbH explored using AI to improve passenger safety when using ride sharing services.

Interior sensing evolution – Cost-effective solutions with occupant monitoring systems: Fabiano Ruaro from Bosch discussed cost-effectiveness for occupant and driver monitoring systems, recognizing that some new technologies displace others to provide lower cost solutions. For example, eliminating three sensors and replacing them with a new software solution using only one sensor.

Intuitive voice control in the car – Why & how: Olga Khryapchenkova from NIO presented on intuitive voice control for the cabin, with the example of Nomi, which is more like a personal assistant and friend for you in the car.

Hot topics

Sensor fusion – exploring how data captured by sensors can be used to enhance the user experience and provide greater safety, wellbeing and comfort for vehicle occupants. There was discussion on different technology/sensor solutions, and what may be the best sensor modality, especially regarding child presence detection and adaptive restraint integrations.

Matters of privacy – speakers touched on how different privacy rules vary from country to country and from state to state, and how privacy must be foundational in the design of all in-cabin sensing technologies to ensure driver acceptance.

Monitoring the health and wellbeing of occupants – some sessions delved into moving beyond the use of interior sensing technology for measuring driver attentiveness, towards stress detection and monitoring the health and wellbeing of the driver and passengers.

Held in Detroit, alongside the Tech.AD and Car.HMI events, InCabin.Sensing USA explored the latest advancements, trends and opportunities in the interior sensing market. Tech.AD focused on the future of autonomous vehicle technologies, while Car.HMI delved into development in user experience and human-machine interaction (HMI) for the automotive industry. Attendees included original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) such as GM, Ford, Hyundai, Stellantis and Nissan with a range of speakers from Tier One’s like Bosch, Valeo, Forvia, and Mobis.

As Lori shared in her opening speech, less than a decade ago, the industry was abuzz with talk that cars would drive themselves. While there have been significant advances in autonomous driving and robotaxis are now available in certain US cities, this will not eliminate the death toll on our roads with most cars still being driven by humans.

With the European Union leading the way to regulate driver monitoring system (DMS) technology to detect driver drowsiness and distraction, and the US looking set to follow, Lori commented that the goal for every OEM should be to increase safety with the best possible driver experience.

Over the two and half days, there was a great variety of presentations as well as World Café and Challenge Your Peers sessions. Topics ranged from driver monitoring systems, fatigue and distraction detection, interior monitoring and security, to data privacy and IT security, emotion and stress detection, and gesture and voice control.

Here are some insights from Lori on the hot topics and compelling presentations from InCabin.Sensing USA 2024. :

Seeing Machines joined experts and executives from leading auto companies across the globe at InCabin.Sensing USA 2024 in Detroit. We share insights from our Vice President - Automotive Customer Solutions, Lori Markatos, who chaired the event.

https://seeingmachines.com/insights-from-incabin-sensing-usa-2024/?utm_content=319697201&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&hss_channel=tw-249813029

GGP's a big company now and it will update when there's something material to report. We're no longer a tiddler exploration company. Patience is now required and as ever, faith

Rns

Nm

Nm

It's very simple. You either believe in SEE or you don't. My feeling is that new contracts is simply a matter of timing. I could be wrong, we shall see.

At least volumes have returned which is more bullish than bearish

Https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=745a472d-90ed-4cf1-b50e-59b268c3bc44

Northern Territory judgment fives green light for further gas exploration in the Beetaloo basin

In Central Australian Frack Free Alliance Inc v Minister for Environment & Anor [2024] NTSC 75 (Judgment), the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory rejected Central Australia Frack Free Alliance’s (Plaintiff) application to quash the decision of the Minister of the Environment (Minister) to approve the Environment Management Plan (EMP) for Tamboran Resources’ application to permit 12 additional exploratory wells in the Beetaloo Basin (project). The plaintiff also sought, but failed, to obtain an order to restrain Tamboran Resources from proceeding with any activity in reliance on the EMP or the Minister’s decision.

continued at length click link

Commercialisation begins..who needs flow rates?

APA SIGNS PROJECT AGREEMENTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE

STURT PLATEAU PIPELINE IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY

APA Group (ASX:APA) today announces the execution of a Development Agreement, long-term Gas Transportation Agreement (GTA) and Connection Agreement with Tamboran Resources Corporation (ASX:

TBN, NYSE: TBN) and Daly Waters Energy, LP for the Sturt Plateau Pipeline (SPP) connection in the Northern

Territory.

Under the agreements, APA will build, own and operate the SPP to connect the Tamboran Resources’ operated

Shenandoah South Pilot Project to the Amadeus Gas Pipeline (AGP) in the Northern Territory.

The pipeline will be approximately 37 kilometres in length, with construction targeted for completion in early

2026. APA’s total construction costs for the project are currently estimated to be around $66.5 million.

The development is subject to certain milestones being met, including obtaining third-party approvals such as a

pipeline licence. Revenue will start being earned under the GTA upon first receipt of gas from the Shenandoah

South Pilot Project for transportation to the AGP, which is expected to be operational in H1 2026. The GTA will

continue until at least 2041.

The SPP is the first of a number of pipeline projects that APA is assessing to transport gas out of the Beetaloo

Basin, provided ongoing exploration activities by upstream proponents achieve commercial success. APA’s

investment in the SPP does not commit APA to develop further Beetaloo Basin pipelines. The SPP will be

funded from APA’s existing balance sheet.

CEO and Managing Director, Adam Watson, said the project highlights both ongoing growth opportunities

across APA’s gas transmission network and its critical role supporting energy security and transition.

“The development of the Beetaloo Basin is in the national interest. We know there are significant risks of

domestic gas shortfalls in the years ahead and that new sources of supply will be required from 2028 to meet

supply gaps.1

“Approximately 88 per cent of electricity generated in the Northern Territory comes from gas fired power

generation2 and around 60 per cent of the Northern Territory’s gas supply from 2026 is forecast to come from

Tamboran’s first pilot gas development. So, this new infrastructure is critical to ensuring gas from the Beetaloo

will be available to power the Northern Territory as existing gas supply sources deplete.

“The measures developed through the Pepper Report will ensure Beetaloo gas can be delivered safely,

responsibly and sustainably with strong environmental safeguards. APA will continue to work closely with

landholders, First Nations stakeholders, communities, councils and governments as we work through the

environmental approvals process

APA Corporation will build, own and operate key infrastructure

Tamboran Resources has signed a key deal as the operator progresses its planned Shenandoah South (SS) shale gas pilot project in Australia’s Beetaloo basin.

Tamboran and partner Daly Waters Energy (DWE) have entered into binding agreements with APA, whereby APA will build, own and operate the 12-inch diameter Sturt Plateau Pipeline (SPP) for the proposed SS shale gas project.

The 23-mile (37-kilometre) SPP will connect the proposed Sturt Plateau compression facility to the existing APA-owned Amadeus Gas Pipeline (AGP), the delivery point for gas volumes under the gas sales agreement (GSA) with the Northern Territory government.

Tamboran and DWE have contracted all foundation capacity on the SPP from the commencement of operations until at least 2041, which reflects the term of the GSA and have competitive access and pricing rights to contract capacity following completion of the initial term.

APA has materially progressed the SPP project, with detailed design and approval applications well progressed; and it expects to place orders for the long-lead packages before year-end, Tamboran confirmed on Tuesday.

Construction of the pipeline is expected to take place in the second half of next year, with the SPP available to accept gas from the SS pilot project in the first half of 2026.

"We continue to secure key agreements necessary to commence gas production from our proposed Shenandoah South pilot project in the first half of 2026. Gas volumes from the pilot project will be supplied to the Northern Territory government through a binding GSA for up to 15.5 years, facilitated by the APA operated SPP,” commented Tamboran chief executive, Joel Riddle.

"With natural gas serving as the largest source of electricity generation in the Northern Territory, Tamboran is proud to play a critical leading role in ensuring a reliable energy supply for Territorians — keeping the lights on and air conditioners running. In delivering this, we are committed to following the highest environmental standards and with the support of Native Title Holders.”

Australia's largest gas pipeline operator APA’s AGP in the Northern Territory links Alice Springs to Darwin via the Beetaloo basin, which hosts an estimated 500 trillion cubic feet of shale gas resources.

--------

https://www.upstreamonline.com/shale/pipeline-deal-keeps-tamboran-on-track-at-aussie-shale-gas-project/2-1-1754503

Is this a new shareholder?

Willem Middelkoop

@wmiddelkoop

·

Dec 11

GGP.L might buy http://AZY.ax in the not too distant future ..

AZY owns some of the best land (ounces) in the Paterson region

GGP owns the mill and needs the feed ..

Both are still cheap imho (1+1=3)

Disclaimer: Long Both

Willem Middelkoop

@wmiddelkoop

Published today

Euroz: We believe Greatland is highly likely to consolidate the region. Worth noting that Geatland Gold intends to list on the ASX by June 2025, which we speculate would be the most logical time to acquire AZY. Greatland Gold will also own 8.6% of AZY post Telfer deal completion.

1:55 PM · Dec 13, 2024

·

NM

All share offer from Kosmos

Nm