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Northam is next to Appledore. As is Bideford and Westward Ho!.

Oh Captain, my Captain .... According to an earlier post by Chris, "You need to apply directly to the Court of Appeal per e-mail below likely start time being 10.30:

courtofappeal@courtsni.gov.uk

Edit: You will also need to explain why you wish to follow remotely it is not an automatic right it needs approval for each individual from the court."

Note, that it came from Norway. It's also moored next to the Hebridean Seaweed Company that export all over Europe.

https://hebrideanseaweed.com/

https://www.stornowaygazette.co.uk/business/seaweed-a-story-of-growing-ingenuity-3219124

Just an alternative reason. :)

It was moored up opposite HMS Coroline earlier this morning, ST4 mooring. Shifted it over to the SRQ just before 8:00 am and is due out this evening. Can't see that they need that mooring for something else so might just need to borrow the crane on the SRQ. :) If it's for work, it's only in for a few hours. afaics

Sorry, didn't mean to offend anyones sensibilities. It just feels how things have been done in the past. Post a load fluff and good news and hide the bad news in the middle. :)

Results will be used as the filling in a sh it sandwich . JR results as one slice of bread and hopefully finance as the other slice.

Probably waiting for something to use as the other slice of bread if no finance deal ready by then.

The original link to the video didn't work for me, LSE. Haven't tried a work-around yet.

Not showing as "towing astern", fwiw, LSE. Also, when it left the port of Methil it did so without a visit to the quay alongside the yard. afaics That would normaly indicate a barge pick up. GPS Marine that own it are based there. "GPS Marine is the largest multi cargo intra port barge operator on the River Thames and Medway...."

I assume a lot of things to be common knowledge but some may not know that they were once partners in the project. Along with a few other big hitters. They also own the SNIP, which, if work to allow reverse flow of the pipeline was done, would be key to sending gas back to the mainland UK from IM.

Anyway, was looking back through some old notes that mentioned them and noticed this,

https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/bp-pulls-out-of-islandmagee-gas-project-valued-at-400m/29959554.html

"Government agreement to act as guarantor..."

Had forgotten about this so found the old RNS.

""Hot on the heels of being designated as an EU 'Project of Common Interest', the major £400million gas storage project being developed at Islandmagee, Co Antrim has received another significant boost - this time from the Treasury in London.

The project has been 'pre-qualified' (deemed eligible for support) under the Treasury's 'UK Guarantee Scheme' which is making cover of up to £40billion available to ensure that key infrastructural projects across all sectors in the UK, those that really ought to go ahead, are not held back due to any difficulty in obtaining finance. Under the scheme the Government will guarantee a certain proportion of the capital required to fund projects, so that banks can lend more freely in today's risk-averse lending environment."

Old news, but shows a willingness of the then government to assist.

As you were.... :)

Oh I'm not. But someone might be. Just sayin'......IMHO.

Might be time to knock of early for some refreshment. ;)

Don't follow, FT. Is that some sort of come on or proposition? Or just a request?

Hmm, going to have to think about it, tbh. What you paying? ;)

Oopsie! Log in with the wrong account? lol

FYI, They bought five plots of land totalling £553,802.00 in 2018-19. See link

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/INFA/islandmagee-gas-storage-project-land-update-1pcavbfjhrl1d9l.html

They also acquired "easements" over some of the land required for the pipes for the intake of clean seawater and the discharge of the super-salty hyper briny brine of death to all living things.

"Over the 40 year lifetime of the facility operations, cumulative revenues are expected to be between £2 billion and £2.60 billion before costs at full operating capacity." What would think would be a "reasonable return" from an offtake/JV partner?

Ps. To avoid confusion. As yet there are no actual caverns. They don't physically exist. It's just rock. All the way down. :)

Some on the IoS FB said noon Monday and that can be seen on the SF website as well. Not sure if that may be the other smaller craft. Anyway, other say it still needs to pass MCA inspection and get their pilot exemption certificates. Can't rely on everything you read as they may be loyal to the SSC. Maybe it's been time to coincide with the JR result. :)

Fast, friendly and flexible. Just like me. ;)

Pic link.

https://scontent-lhr6-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/448214258_10160241965485423_5818596257094531685_n.jpg?_nc_cat=100&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=5f2048&_nc_ohc=U_-hhVIVVk8Q7kNvgGq0s1s&_nc_ht=scontent-lhr6-2.xx&oh=00_AYB9hXZktPllcSlprElTqw_mS8F6JHsKjRwfi1q_N2Hqkg&oe=6670EA20

Scaff, as of their last TR-1 on the 3rd of this month 4,964,279 or the equivalent to 2.87%. The latest "big trades" have not been claimed by them, as yet.

And fwiw, you should have used had, not has. ;)

A case of when pedants collide. :)

Sorry to hear you had a bad morning., btw. Hope the afternoon is better.

What? You enquired. They responded. You informed the board what they said.

Sorry, but isn't that what i just said. All the same words, but not necessarily in the same order. :)

Stokey, I was looking for something that you used to mention a lot as regards the time frames or maybe required notices to start construction. You may have forgotten but back in October 2021 in a response to an enquirery from the utility regulator you were told no consent had been granted under Article 37.