Re Secretive11 Nov 2018 13:50
O & W
Thanks for your post and the link ttps://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/research/workingpapers/2011/twerp_967.pdf
esp. Part 6, Appendix I, A Note on the Cost of Gas Storage. 'So, to answer your question, I assume that Infa would be seeking a price level for renting out the IM facility on a 12-5 year basis to a gas trading entity, sufficient to generate a circa 15% ROI, before costs of extraction and injection (which are to be borne by the gas trading entity, according to the rns). ' 'Note, this is exactly in line with the indicative ROI in Infa's Jan 2018 presentation (page 9). How convenient! Maybe they have had sight of this paper?'
and as Avyererdowt said ...'Don't forget that Infa will, (if they still own it) be paid just to pump and store. We would like to know at what rates!!'
It will be very interesting in due course to see some actual agreed figures for the lease per year of our first 2 caverns in silver dollars.