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There was RNS' announcing phase 3 and a separate phase 2/3 trials in design from 2023 to September 2024. Then there's been no updates or mention of these trials at all and suddenly all the RNS' this year are jumping to patents, partnering and commercialisation. But what happened to the previous partners hasn't been explained at all.

Does anyone know where the company is with this? Have they started? They appointed Simbic Orien in 2023 and announced that the design for the trial was in progress in June 2024. Just seem to have reiterated the design phase subsequently in RNS'. Anyone know more?

Times and Telegraph covered the story too. Look it up. We need the money and they're thinking about the argument about self sustainability- avoiding imports which cost us and benefitting from exports. Less carbon emissions too whilst we prepare for the green transition.

Looks like Equinor are positioning themselves for carbon capture delivery in the UK. There was some reference to Cambo being associated with that in the AI question- worth reading the papers underpinning the basic search. The government has different views going on atm. Rosebank is under a public consultation until mid November. I think Cambo will proceed.

The whole world knows that isn't the case. The market makers will have stock on the FTSE 250. They do whatever they want to tbh until their stock is getting tight. Which is why 69% of us lose money on the stock market and which is why the FCA are scrutinising LSE. We'll have to wait for any returns now or take the risk of averaging down at some point. Should be some good news when the North Sea strategy is published.

1Streetworks prospects strengthen

Mon, 13th Oct 2025 06:14

1Spatial’s H1 reflected slow procurement cycles, but was supported by the company’s shift to a more recurring revenue model. Strategic wins with Caltrans and UK Power Networks, along with a strong pipeline, underpin our unchanged full-year expectations. Momentum for 1Streetworks appears notably stronger, with the pipeline up 60% since January, larger opportunities progressing and sales cycles shortening – all of which point to a potential acceleration in growth and margin expansion in the medium term. The share price, in our view, does not reflect this potential outcome.

Should see a decent rise this week. Solid orders going forward. Good level of growth and reduced cost base. Broken into the US market. What's not to like?

I understand what's happened. But there's no transparency on LSE. That's what the FCA are looking into. Because it's off-putting to investors when we are seeing more buys than sells but the price is going down. If it doesn't get addressed people will stop bothering and then the goons will have less liquidity to play with. You'll only have each other to con.

This is expected to replace the Epl with a more competitive taxation to encourage North Sea investment and in all likelihood to increase our tax revenues from higher revenues. The view is that we will need oil for many years whilst we get ready for a transition to green energy so we may as well retain our own supply rather than import it. Sounds sensible. See Rachel Reeves speech last month, covered by the Times and Telegraph.

Brent crude down 1.8% and we're down 3.8% and 5% on today's open. You keep up.

Over 4 x buys to sells and yet down we go? Can't wait for the FCA to get on with the new rules about transparency in markets. This is a bit of a joke atm.

Kaunsberg announcement? Tell us more.

Thx Shandypants. That's something good then.🤞

Some ex Tory Minister wrote in the FT yesterday, lamenting about the state of LSE. He says there's no transparency in our markets which is why we have such a low level of investment coming here when our shares are so undervalued compared to the US. Something I've long suspected. The sp just wasn't budging today despite a 4:1 ratio of buys vs sells for most of the day, still ending well up on the buy side. Someone is obviously selling and their sells aren't showing. I guess it could be Myers? If he's gone to the States there's your reason. This has been on my watchlist for a while. Got a lot going for it. Don't think it will take too long for an update.

I think we'll get a trading update here soon. Looking at the RNS they are good at keeping the market updated. Some great wins here recently positioning them well in the government's roll out of solar panels and other green initiatives in public sector buildings. Looks like they're the first movers in this market substantially and still the majority of schools and hospitals to do. The finance deal they have secured shows confidence and faith that they'll continue to grow fast. I'm in.

Committed to abandon Durham's previous pledges towards net zero. Is this what's slowed everything down? I noticed that Marchale Capital have sold down some of their investments in Weardale. Worrying.

Because they're cash after sales of a few assets is at half the market cap. Sales are building and they stated their intention to invest to drive towards greater commercialisation. Great products in, unfortunately a growing market. Who doesn't want less invasive surgery? Positive signs politically with Labour wanting to invest in better medical technologies and intending to turn the tide and do more to encourage innovation in this field. Results were already decent. They will do a forward looking trading comment I expect.

Should be good.

I guess you sold them Roger.

Due to drone strikes. EU are discussing oil capacity in response. Reuters have the story.