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Can't wait to taste this having seen Rick Stein being shown round a tequila distillery!

Yes BigN, but this time its not Fastbase!

Oyster's prospect in Madagascar could be a good home for our £3.5 mill. if not missed out.

Seems to have been discarded. Is this a vote of confidence in the Weald oilers? GF should know more about the Weald than us pi's

Anybody else worried about Brockham? I thought it was meant to be flowing now. We need the cash!

Link from Sweenoid on ADVFN.
hTtps://www.themanufacturer.com/articles/compound-semiconductors-can-the-uk-retain-its-global-dominance-in-the-technology-driving-our-future/

Lets hope this leads to a happy ending.

Link from Sweenoid on ADVFN.
hTtps://www.themanufacturer.com/articles/compound-semiconductors-can-the-uk-retain-its-global-dominance-in-the-technology-driving-our-future/

Dont they bother to publish what went on...questions etc....minutes...experts opinion! Oh well.

Another dismal end to a dismal week! UKOG you ?? I'll be topping up at .80!

Is HH really going to deliver as anticipated, until it does we stay down here. Too much reliance on the Weald?

Surely they would have to pay a huge. premium for our share in Satoshi.

Thanks 13thmonkey . we seem to be having a good run here long may it last. Seems to take a bit more to shift AFC.

Colin, it's the Australian installation of a British system provided by AFC Energy, worth a look.

Professor Antonelli, Chair in Physical Chemistry at Lancaster University and who has been researching this area for more than 15 years, said: "The cost of manufacturing our material is so low, and the energy density it can store is so much higher than a lithium ion battery, that we could see hydrogen fuel cell systems that cost five times less than lithium ion batteries as well as providing a much longer range -- potentially enabling journeys up to around four or five times longer between fill-ups."

This could be a real threat in time!
Professor Antonelli, Chair in Physical Chemistry at Lancaster University and who has been researching this area for more than 15 years, said: "The cost of manufacturing our material is so low, and the energy density it can store is so much higher than a lithium ion battery, that we could see hydrogen fuel cell systems that cost five times less than lithium ion batteries as well as providing a much longer range -- potentially enabling journeys up to around four or five times longer between fill-ups."

Good post again Sageman

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Mid-Caps In Oil & Gas Hard Pressed For New Money By Irina Slav - May 21, 2019, 12:00 PM CDT Mid-cap oil and gas companies are having trouble securing fresh investments because fund managers are reorienting their priorities towards alternative energies, says the chief financial officer of one such company, UK-based Hurricane Energy, as quoted by Energy Voice. Private equity firms are still willing to invest in oil and gas exploration, but this is not the case with investors in public companies. As a result, Alistair Stobie told Energy Voice, the industry needs to do more to restore faith among investors that fossil fuels will have a role to play in the future energy mix even if it is a smaller one. The biggest part of the problem facing medium-sized energy independents seems to be that most specialist investors—those focusing specifically on the energy industry—were “wiped out” during the latest industry downturn and now sector players are finding themselves having to deal with what Stobie called “generalist221; investors: funds and institutions who spread their investments across many different industries and whose priorities are different. An important group among these is investment funds who are now placing a lot more emphasis on environmental, social, and governance factors than pure growth in returns. For now, the problem is not acute, the executive said, but in might become so in the future. “There are fewer oil and gas experts available and the pressure not to invest is greater,” Stobie told Energy Voice. The rise of the generalist investors also means there is less specialist knowledge among investors about new discoveries and their future prospects, he added. Hurricane Energy is one of the private equity-backed energy independents that flooded the UK North Sea when the supermajors began to pull out to focus on quicker-return projects in U.S. shale and elsewhere. The company is operator of the Lancaster field, one of the largest recent discoveries in the area estimated to hold some 500 million barrels of crude oil.

Thanks for that Rivaldo. There is another reassuring post from Sweenoid on Advfn this morning.

Yes, sorry. Its on advfn,

https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/north-sea/199693/north-sea-drillers-willing-to-strike-over-pay-dispute/