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You’re right Ragnar. Anyone with an ounce of sense and has done their due diligence will know their game.

Don’t worry Kever, you’ll notice their posts getting more and more desperate and their arguments will become more and more threadbare and ragged until it descends into them just repeating themselves… Usually by then into the void as everyone has filtered or disregarding them as having no real credibility or worth.

Either way every RNS their claims against the company get undermined and ultimately proved to be lies. I’m pleased to say, I think we will be seeing a lot more RNS’s soon too 😉

I addressed your question with a reply worthy of the question at hand.

The UK needs hydrogen storage desperately as the Rough facility is being brought offline and will need £2bn to bring back into action.

No doubt the government will be taking on smaller projects that can be brought online fast. But as you well know, Planning for the future the government have the opportunity to bring mesh online for £70m. It is equal to the size of Rough and has the capacity to be tripled in scale. Why wouldn’t they bring this project online for 1/28th of the cost, even if it’s just planning for the future.

Maybe you’d like to address your accusations that the green loan facility was a hoax? As we can see from the last RNS drawing down the initial payment… It wasn’t.

But you don’t want to hear all this do you? All too positive.

This is why I don’t interact with trolls usually. As an investor I’m here to make money by investing in a company I see as promising, I’m investing in their success.

Trolls? Well they are here for their own insidious agendas. They won’t address why they post all day on a stock they aren’t invested in and no matter what evidence you provide they will NEVER conceded that they’re wrong. So, for any new or existing investors, think about what their endgame is. Whether the company is good or bad (no matter what sector - in oil and gas, finance, or Cancer Research- believe me there are some shorting and deramping cancer research companies 🤢), they are betting on and willing a company to fail. Not a good look is it?!

It’s the correct article anyone can see that and it’s amended from the prior one.

Well the government are faced with £2bn to get ROUGH storage up to speed, or £70m to get MESH online (both of a similar capacity). Unlike you and some smaller cap traders, the government might be looking at planning for the future?!

BP and Wood are overseeing the project too which is encouraging… there’s that connection again 😉

I’m not sure why you’re so sad about all of this? Surely you’re happy that EPP holders might benefit from the governments focus on such projects? Surely you don’t want to see investors lose money do you? As that would be an awful thing for a human to do?!

Don’t panic Laststanding, I don’t want you getting all hot and bothered again 😂

A copy and paste error as I was reading back through other contracts.

Here’s the one published yesterday:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/contracts-signed-for-uks-first-carbon-capture-projects-in-teesside#:~:text=BP%20will%20provide%20operating%20services,which%20has%20a%2010%25%20stake.

WOOD and BP continue to support the next phase of a world-leading #decarbonisation project with @NetZeroTeesside Power and Northern Endurance Partnership

“Today’s announcement confirms up to £21.7 billion of funding available, over 25 years, to make the UK an early leader in 2 growing global sectors, CCUS and hydrogen, to be allocated between these 2 clusters. The UK’s commitment was first made in 2009, and the confirmation of funding today represents a major success story for British industry.”

Full article: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-reignites-industrial-heartlands-10-days-out-from-the-international-investment-summit

https://x.com/woodplc/status/1866742233816342912?s=46&t=IHEn1TE0c7FNFBktt6H8XQ

BP involved too. That’s odd, I’d heard they were getting out of the Carbon Capture & Hydrogen Storage game?!

“ BP will provide operating services to Net Zero Teesside Power and holds a 75% stake in the project, while Equinor holds 25%. BP will also provide operating services to North Endurance Partnership and has a 45% stake in the project, alongside Equinor which holds a 45% stake and TotalEnergies which has a 10% stake.”

Louise Kingham, SVP Europe and head of country, UK for BP said:

“These projects represent another step forward for BP’s overall investment plans in the UK. They harness the skills, talent and determination of an established industrial region and apply them to the UK’s own energy transition. We’re proud of the potential of these projects to help stimulate economic growth by supporting thousands of jobs and helping UK companies prosper through the vast supply chains involved, while creating the infrastructure to help major industrial companies with their decarbonisation plans.”

Full article: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-reignites-industrial-heartlands-10-days-out-from-the-international-investment-summit

Well this is great news isn’t it?!

Contracts signed for UK’s first carbon capture projects in Teesside

UK will be among the first to deploy this game-changing technology at scale in Teesside and Merseyside – capturing CO2 emissions before they reach the atmosphere and storing them away safely.

The UK today enters a new era for clean energy investment and jobs, as the government announces it has reached commercial agreement with industry, and funding to launch carbon capture in the UK.

Major funding for 2 carbon capture sites will inject growth into the industrial heartlands of the North West and North East of England – directly creating 4,000 jobs and supporting 50,000 jobs in the long-term while powering up the rest of the country.

Today’s announcement confirms up to £21.7 billion of funding available, over 25 years, to make the UK an early leader in 2 growing global sectors, CCUS and hydrogen, to be allocated between these 2 clusters. The UK’s commitment was first made in 2009, and the confirmation of funding today represents a major success story for British industry.

Full article: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-reignites-industrial-heartlands-10-days-out-from-the-international-investment-summit

Are you a holder? What is your agenda?

Not sure why you’re flapping so much about a company you are not invested in?

RNS REACH 26th Nov:

“As a member of HUK, EnergyPathways will have access to key stakeholders, including government and local authorities. EnergyPathways plans to make a leading contribution in HUK in helping develop regulatory frameworks and policies that will promote investment and growth in the UK hydrogen economy. Membership includes tier-one companies from across the entire hydrogen value chain such as BP, Cadent, Centrica, EDF, Equinor, ExxonMobil, National Gas, Orsted, Shell and SSE.”

I know Kever, one look at LastStandings posting history says it all really.

He says “baseless claims” when BP are referenced in several EPP RNS’s as likely candidates for collaboration, mentioned in recent interviews with the CEO and have just signed a trio of pre FEED agreements with WOOD. BP have also just formed a partnership with other majors in the sector and have circa $5.8b to pursue value-driven development of competitive projects. They already have two wind farm projects in the Irish Sea in close proximity to MESH.

Baseless? No.

You sound a bit rattled LastStanding? Something tells me you’re not going to like the coming weeks at EPP 😂

Here’s a good introduction to #EPP’s MESH natural gas and hydrogen storage project for any new investors

https://www.offshore-energy.biz/uk-firm-advances-large-scale-natural-gas-and-hydrogen-storage-project/

I’m going with BP for the O&G partnership with #EPP

They already have a great working relationship with @Woodplc as we can see from the trio of global agreements signed earlier this month.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/WG./trio-of-global-engineering-agreements-with-bp-ekgyy2j86b4ip3t.html

https://x.com/redditdeluxe/status/1866070592476102854?s=46&t=IHEn1TE0c7FNFBktt6H8XQ

I have added more #EPP this morning and think it’ll be well rewarded with more collaborations to be announced.

Investment Green lights as of todays RNS:

- CEO Ben Clube doing what he says he will do in recent interviews (which is rare in the small caps)

- Tier 1 collaborator confirmed

- £100k drawdown on loan facility confirmed (dispelling any doubts)

I’d expect more Tier one partnerships TBA soon, namely a big O&G co and a high level Wind Power Developer

https://x.com/redditdeluxe/status/1866059442418020862?s=46&t=IHEn1TE0c7FNFBktt6H8XQ

Hi Steve, apologies for lumping you in the “deramper/troll” bracket like we see on most other LSE BB’s.

After a while certain posts draw red flags and maybe on this occasion I was a little too hasty in my judgement.

Let’s hope you and everyone else sees a good return.

Well Ranger, you get my drift. Any investor worth their salt will do their own research and DD and make their own judgements. Shame we have to wade through some much bickering to get to any decent info on LSE.

Well Steve, based on your posts you seem to have some experience of the markets.

With that being the case you’ll know too well that across AIM and even main market LSE stocks, small and micro caps are performing poorly and positive news isn’t always rewarded with big rises like in the past. You’ll also be aware of the tail end of the last placing still being churned and that bearish investors in the run up to Christmas are most likely waiting on confirmed production from Tesoro before committing. But you know all of this already.

Which begs the question, and I’m sick of asking this on AIM, what is your agenda? But of course there can only be two answers:

1. Disgruntled former holder

2. Wanting a cheaper entry

The thing with rampers is they may be operating in their self interest and the desire to make money. But in that sense they’re transparent and you can take it all with a pinch of salt. However there’s something just a little bit insidious about those who roam about LSE kicking shares, apparently with the best intentions.

I’d advise investors and potential investors to READ the recent RNS’s, look at the offtake agreement already in place and use the info re tailings and potential production estimates to assess if at under £2m MCAP NTVO are undervalued.

The time people spend kicking a share they may or may not have any investment in… Bizarre. LSE without fail makes me despair in humanity

Plenty of news flow due this month. Offtake partner confirmed, so £5m MCAP sounds reasonable once production starts at Tesoro don’t you think? That would be 0.0075p at the new share issue #NTVO