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Of course, F&M.

Perhaps "time of the dream "is over.

Seven long years to break down the gates,

the salt of tears has slightly rusted the gongs,

but finally, the Lost World geological portal of Guercif will open onto a past 160 million years old.

What is your quest?

The search for this geological Grail is as important as the treasure itself.🏆

Hello F&M,

(Indiscreet question -:))

One pound for what?

Morocco?

If it's one pound per share while retaining 15% of the field = a perpetual annuity of 20 to 30 pence per year for Morocco, that suits me very well too.

I wish Exxon were much closer to the south of TT!

Yes, Eni and others on the Atlantic coast.

"The tiger's tail," someone once said, I forget who?

Diffuse geological continuity of Guercif, the tiger's body ?🐯

I was looking the majors oil invest for possible continuity geology offshore/onshore

I have only that

https://www.ogj.com/exploration-development/area-drilling/news/55310182/exxonmobil-to-invest-up-to-217-billion-in-new-trinidad-deepwater-exploration

Https://geoexpro.com/tt-deep-water-bid-round-a-gateway-to-energy-opportunities/

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Yes, Nametrade, we need to find an alternative production source to Hormuz:

one that is geosecure, politically stable, and to which we can grant a right of first refusal on the oil.

You already have it in the UK.

That is to say, in the Falkland Islands, where a second North Sea awaits you from 2028.

Freedom to drill and appropriate taxation will give you, the UK, from 2028 onwards, a new energy freedom in the face of recurring global crises, with increasing volumes.

Hurry up for April Fool's Day?

OK, April Fool's Day is a good sign!🎩

Wti94.5Brent99Platts113.5

==>$.69.5 profit per barrel for SC-3

Prestley drunk" continued:

Actually, what I meant was: "At very high speeds, the fuel consumption curve is no longer exponential but tends to flatten out with E85."

See you're familiar with the problem:

2700 E85 stations in France at 70/80 pence per liter.

This helps, even with a 20/22% increase in fuel consumption.

The advantage is that at very high speeds (that was before -:)) ) fuel consumption is equalized for a price divided by 2.5.

I misspoke; Priestley was drinking whey, not E85, of course. 🙂 Being a close friend of the oxygen, he must have been careful -:))

A brief experiment with ethanol at Maxol in Ireland around 2005/2010, made from whey !

Thanks Irish cows.

The brilliant Priestley drank it every morning.

He understood, more than two centuries ago, the appeal of this cheap "fuel."

E85

A brief experiment with ethanol at Maxol in Ireland around 2005/2010,

same in the UK at Morrison Norwich

since then, nothing, it's banned.

Another brilliant idea from Ryan and his friends?

Thanks to jt2017/Char

Https://geoexpro.com/cameroon-unlocking-potential-and-reigniting-exploration/

Https://geoexpro.com/moroccan-atlantic-margin-where-geological-diversity-meets-outstanding-exploration-potential/

Just a little more effort to reach the margin of gas at Guercif, which is over 80%...

Yes, PG is very special,

but more than forty years in the desert, the llanos, the pampas and the Gulf of Sirte leaves its mark on a man -:))

Pat and Zen interest me, but I'm out of cash and don't want to sell anything.

You can't kiss every girl -:))