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Why aren't we BOILing then?

It comes down to a battle between the US dollar and gold.

Central banks are accumulating record amounts, the world is starting to focus on debt issues, and BRICS is working on a new reserve currency.

Marathon, not a sprint...

Bob Loukas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou9i-zfZVvk

Why would he be selling at this exciting point?

Small, you are totally wrong about the officers in WW1 . They led from the front and suffered a higher casualty rate than their men. As for Lions and Donkeys.... that's a different question.

Operators are diversifying their portfolios across Africa’s hydrocarbon-rich basins, with onshore drilling remaining less costly yet offering significant growth opportunities for junior and independent explorers seeking to expand their operations.

Both greenfield and brownfield investments will drive Africa’s onshore oil and gas drilling market in 2023, with East and North African markets particularly set to dominate the upstream space.

Meanwhile, what do the Tanzanian licensing authorities think of our performance?

Does the CX300 really work?

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-in-china-half-of-shanghais-population-of-25-million-could-be-infected-by-end-of-next-week-12773063

Careful what you say. It was Zzak Mirs share of 2020!

Seems premature LNG being the source of most hydrogen at present. Even so need to get a move on!

Yes.... but not all!!!

Up 30% on Google?

And there we are sitting on trillions of tons of coal and we have to import it!!!!! Also sitting on trillions of tons of gas and we won't frack!!! No imagination! Crap forward planning and pathetic government! We need a Musk!

Well the markets have no vision. Give me another man who has made as much backing his dreams. Dale Carnegie?

Tesla CEO and world’s richest person Elon Musk on Monday backed additional efforts to drill for natural gas and oil in the short term, in line with his recent change in tune on the use of non-renewable sources like fossil fuels and nuclear energy.

Courtesy of Mullins on the EQT board

https://www.ukogplc.com/ul/UKEn%20Indy%20121122.pdf

Courtesy Mullins on the EQT board.

https://www.ukogplc.com/ul/UKEn%20Indy%20121122.pdf

Is our test now on the market. Or is the laughing professor still tweaking? How long has this been? Don't know what he has to laugh at!

The 20-year, multi-billion pound deal with gas firm Equinor would have met Britain's energy needs against the risk of shortages over the coming winter months, but following months of negotiations, the asking price was deemed too high for the Treasury to move forward with.
Gas prices have quadrupled in the last year - and the UK could have been overpaying by eyewatering figures if it had secured a gas discount based on today's market prices, which could drop again once prices settle.