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https://knect365.com/energy/article/d72185ca-b94a-4b94-b89d-a75916395e39/decarbonisation-the-outlook-from-flame?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Referral&utm_campaign=Twitter%20-%20Social%20Referral "From Coal to Gas There is one thing we mustn�t lose sight of when contemplating such a negative prognosis: some of the greatest decarbonisation success stories over recent years have not been about the switch from fossil fuels to renewables. Instead, they have been about the switch from coal to natural gas. Uniper CEO Klaus Schafer points out that in the period from 2000 - 2016, the United States achieved a reduction in CO2 emissions of 21%, chiefly because of the cheap and abundant natural gas supplies made available by the shale revolution. In the same period, the UK power sector achieved an emissions reduction of 50% through phasing out much of its coal fired power capacity (with the aid of a carbon floor price)."

Kate Burgess has done a decent article in Small Talk section of FT

CLP get a small mention in the financial times today fwiw

5p circa £60mill mcap fully diluted! Looking forward to the improving pr..... ... Should be a busy summer here mcadder

http://allenbycapital.com/research/research-infra_9_2166385519.pdf Allenby capital suggested a valuation of 10p per share We have 4x shares in issue compared to their broker note, still works out at 2.5p per share Also worth remembering this note is out of date! Infa now own 100% of islandmagee Rough storage facility is basically closed Corporate costs have been slashed Looking to reduce capex of project Solid argument for facility to have 40 year operational life compared to 20 years used in model

Must be going ok if more money is being invested

Well said presto! Decent sp reaction to placing imo BH meeting next month.............

What mcadder said ;)))

"and to continue the development of the Company�s cryptocurrency strategy, including the proposed further investment in its bitcoin data mining operation and the assessment of a proposed Initial Coin Offering (�ICO�) as announced on 2 May 2018."

Internationally recognised in his field http://www.atkinsglobal.co.uk/en-GB/media-centre/news-releases/2016/aug/2016-08-19

One of their recent projects https://www.hydrocarbons-technology.com/projects/jemgum-gas-storage-lower-saxony/

Only £4mill mcap? ;))

". The application is for full planning permission for above ground facilities associated with the proposed Gas Storage Facility for the storage of natural gas. The proposal includes underground pipelines, gas storage plant, leaching plant, seawater pumping station, temporary construction compound and wellpad to accommodate drilling rig for seven boreholes."

". The application is for full planning permission for above ground facilities associated with the proposed Gas Storage Facility for the storage of natural gas. The proposal includes underground pipelines, gas storage plant, leaching plant, seawater pumping station, temporary construction compound and wellpad to accommodate drilling rig for seven boreholes."

https://www.planningni.gov.uk/index/news/dfi_planning_news/news_newsreleases_archive/news_releases_2012/gas_storage_boost.htm

Just checked your posting history! For someone who has been commenting on infa for years you are asking basic questions? Interesting. .............

Hi Jellum Check out the 31st January presentation on infrastrata website. "During 2012, planning permission was granted for the project and a gas storage licence was issued by the Utility Regulator " Islandmagee is good to go! :)))

http://www.lse.co.uk/regulatory-news-article.asp?ArticleCode=jq626e65&ArticleHeadline=Update_on_Islandmagee_gas_storage_project 27th November 2015 "Infrastrata is therefore pleased to confirm that with the finalisation of this work, the five stages of the �3.8 million programme of work have been successfully completed, on time and within budget. The overall results from the technical programme of work are positive and the objective to confirm the feasibility of the development of an underground gas storage facility in salt caverns in this location has been met. � The thickness and depth of the Permian Salt were both within 10% of pre-drill estimates. The Permian Salt average thickness over the area of the proposed gas storage caverns is approximately 200 metres to a depth of approximately 1,300 metres sub-sea. The rock mechanical properties of the salt determined from the core data are in line with data for Permian Salt at other locations across northern Europe where caverns for gas storage have been constructed and are in operation."

https://www.linkedin.com/in/evan-passaris-bb164726/ Years of gas storage experience well done infa

Infa is "good to go" Vallar The most advanced (undeveloped) UK gas storage project . Major plus is only one in Ireland. Fully developed it could supply NI gas demand for 60 days