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@ 08:34 - It is not possible to precisely answer your question. If you are new to the subject a comprehensive overview can be found on the company website. Also, a few links are listed in historical posts.

In addition there is a surfeit of information available to all on the MSOGB. I frequently refer to it in order to keep track together with those records from ND and OK. You are only looking for a single dataset. Your starting point is therefore -

https://www.mineralanswers.com/mississippi/producers/southern-energy-operating-llc/3551

I am aware of other factors across the SOUC acreage: none of them can be verified until they come into play. In sum, if you invest here, stick with it until it becomes x5.

Recovery factors from the Missi vary. And target horizons, such as Selma and Tuscaloosa, play a role. Decline rates have been gentle. Currently, it's a new ballgame with 3G 1+km mullti-fracks.

Together with his earlier promotions I find his enunciation of a highly specialised sector understandable and helpful. As he rightly says, these are exciting times and I regret having nearly reached my sell-by date. Either way a great deal is going to be accomplished in less than 12 months.

94c @ 14:08 ET. Profit-taking likely.
@ 12:56 - Anything indicated can not be confirmed until -
a) the three Mt Olive Rd well results are received;
b) the next two laterals are drilled this year; and
c) the Eutaw City Bank and Williamsburg Cotton Valley 3G plans are to hand.

After a phone call I was fortunate to slip in with a final top up yesterday for 50p @ 16:30. Nothing is guaranteed here but Kolnick, viicapital, is quite adamant that $3 can be reached. Progress towards it will be hastened by UK/European majors' interest as the ramifications of Putin's folly bite.

We have a gas supply problem which is not going to be satisfied by the likes of CHAR, KIST, SGX, SOU, SQZ, etc alone. Exploration is one side of the coin: where more obvious than to develop existing plays from safe jurisdictions, especially with HH on the Missi doorstep?

Listing on the LSE was a very smart move. Relatively few investors have grasped the opportunity to date.

Bruce Benyon's 50k share purchase two days' ago said a lot. Now there is someone who really understands the G3 multi-frack Selma and Tuscaloosa possibilities.

Correction: GL
and "confetti" was also my first thought.
The remuneration committee have done a disservice to LTHs.
Poor show.

Crikey, whilst I'll await more professional comments, it always irks that these fellas hitch the cart in front of the horse. My route was always to accept rewards when figures emerged on the P&L account.

Slightly miffed but that's why these nasties appear after 16:30.
PL, you let the side down.

Am relying heavily on the word - SCALABILITY
and shall stick with it.

The only concrete indicator will be newsflow from Iceland and Paraguay.
Having settled with a H2O, O2, NH3 play I won't be going awol.
Admittedly it is not pleasant seeing the SP drain away.
It will turn at some point.

https://money.tmx.com/en/quote/SOU/trade-history

. . . through the C$1 barrier.
$C3 target.

95c and the rumours are in full swing.
Will it hold?

Pointer for tomorrow
To watch from 14:30 BST
ITE (I3E), TAL (PTAL), SOU (SOUC)
Ideally I3E should recover another 3% but SOUC may leap 10+%

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=olivier+mussat&&view=detail&mid=241D7B9AFDE6F2CF0A72241D7B9AFDE6F2CF0A72&&FORM=VDRVSR

The OM interview has probably been listened to by everyone here. For me, it was interesting to note two parallel references to solar heating.

Part of ongoing investigation is the Brazilian ammonia angle with a tentative link to HMI (another holding). I note a reference also being made to exportation there.

Maybe not a "joke" quite yet. I hear from Canada that PetroPeru still have not put out tender notices for pipeline repairs . . . either it is misinformation or dated news.

The 28 April update is the latest reference point: the next significant trigger could be 26 May. In the meantime how much more product can the barges get downstream? Apparently the present guidance is ~14k bopd.

I am reminded of being a pioneer in S African solar energy in the 1970s. Because Eskom electricity was so cheap at the time interest and uptake was minimal. Yet today arrays are springing up all over southern Africa.

Having lined up modest investment across an assortment of stocks judgement day is awaited.

Have doubled up on ATOM and pegged a wait-and-see test with CPH2.

The bottom line here is Paraguay: I really like the team down there.

I continue the hydrogen study and just hope management are staying focused.
NZ and Oz are rapidly moving ahead.
Get the first installations up and running. See -

https://www.eeca.govt.nz/about/news-and-corporate/news/hydrogen-powered-heavy-freight-trucks-to-hit-new-zealand-roads/?msclkid=965844f6c86f11ec9c7a072eff8d83f7

Multiple units will need setting up across Australia.
CPH2, be at the front of the queue!

I note there is an indaba 9-12 May. One wonders how beneficial they are each time.
Presumably Phoevos will attend.
Hopefully Zambian and Zim ministers will also be there making suitable statements.

88c
Another +10% today.
I should have added as it is almost certain that well results will appear next Tuesday.
Big mistake.

Very poor forward planning.
Management, get a finger out.
Sheltering indefinitely behind the covid lark doesn't cut it.
GreenFuel, Iceland, alone must be getting impatient on any pilot plant.
Australasia could easily wander off.

Have soaked up everything comprehensible on h2 and added here together with a tester on CPH2. Possibilities look immense.

@ 16:53 - A timely reminder. I have been considering JAN for a very long time and shall go through all of it again. Perhaps part of the problem is a Brazilian quirk . . . an inability to get things done. Mind you NvS suffers from the same sloth in Tanzania and Zambia, and it's followed him to Jangida. Is it part of a pattern?

Ouch. Missed my chance but didn't want to subtract from other holdings.
Manana, manana . . . soos hulle sê, oggend is nog 'n dag.
A big company in the making . . ..