Angus Energy Share Discussion Threads

[citys2874] 07/8/2024 07:05

good blue start up 10 percent

[iceagefarmer] 07/8/2024 02:47

alot of folk are ramping ukog re hydrogen but to me angus is the one to watch here..read!
Hydrogen is a zero-carbon gas that when burned produces just heat and water, helping to tackle the nation’s high heat demand in a sustainable way. The Committee on Climate Change has determined that the use of hydrogen in our energy system is necessary to reach Net Zero.

The installation of SoluForce thermoplastic pipe (which is a hydrogen tight material) as part of our reconnection project of Saltfleetby to the National Grid is a great advancement in UK gas infrastructure technology, enabling a smooth transition to using hydrogen in the future if hydrogen blending is distributed nationally into the grid.

As our Saltfleetby field is directly connected to all of the production facilities on the Humber, it has the potential to bring benefit to the Humber Hydrogen Initiative whether as a feedstock source or a potential storage field for hydrogen or CO2 once the remaining natural gas has been produced. Angus would like to explore and assist in the industry’s general efforts to improve the efficiency of conversion of methane to hydrogen.

[iceagefarmer] 07/8/2024 02:26

alot of folk are ramping ukog re hydrogen but to me angus is the one to watch here..read!
Hydrogen is a zero-carbon gas that when burned produces just heat and water, helping to tackle the nation’s high heat demand in a sustainable way. The Committee on Climate Change has determined that the use of hydrogen in our energy system is necessary to reach Net Zero.

The installation of SoluForce thermoplastic pipe (which is a hydrogen tight material) as part of our reconnection project of Saltfleetby to the National Grid is a great advancement in UK gas infrastructure technology, enabling a smooth transition to using hydrogen in the future if hydrogen blending is distributed nationally into the grid.

As our Saltfleetby field is directly connected to all of the production facilities on the Humber, it has the potential to bring benefit to the Humber Hydrogen Initiative whether as a feedstock source or a potential storage field for hydrogen or CO2 once the remaining natural gas has been produced. Angus would like to explore and assist in the industry’s general efforts to improve the efficiency of conversion of methane to hydrogen.

[iceagefarmer] 07/8/2024 02:15

i like it when a bb goes quiet...watch for massive news from angus soon

[bionicdog] 06/8/2024 14:00

Desperation. Got spiked again didn't you.

[citys2874] 06/8/2024 13:33

buys overtaken sells.....easy bagger at this price

[bionicdog] 05/8/2024 08:28

Desperation.

[citys2874] 05/8/2024 08:26

strong buying this morning

[bionicdog] 02/8/2024 13:48

Who told you? Was it the same source as the ice age?

[iceagefarmer] 02/8/2024 13:46

that 5m sell was actually a buy from yesterday

[iceagefarmer] 02/8/2024 01:13

Lady of Aim's tweet of 30/07 (she has been proven right in the past):

@angusenergyplc update next week IMO

From the CEO's e-mail to Roadhouse cited in his post of 25/07 at 12:29:

"... We are working on a number of organic and inorganic initiatives and will share progress as soon as we are in a position to do so".

[iceagefarmer] 02/8/2024 01:07

BIG RNS TODAY BEEN TOLD

[citys2874] 01/8/2024 14:28

volume crossed 34 million....strong buying pressure today

[citys2874] 01/8/2024 14:10

MAJORITY ALL BUYS TODAY

[citys2874] 01/8/2024 14:04

in the top 25 risers on the leaderboard gainers now

[citys2874] 01/8/2024 14:03

mms ready to tick up

[citys2874] 01/8/2024 14:03

up 12 percent

[citys2874] 01/8/2024 14:02

up 12 percent

[citys2874] 01/8/2024 14:02

strong buying pressure today could really rally ...may see 50 percent rise

[iceagefarmer] 01/8/2024 09:21

european gas prices going up

[bionicdog] 30/7/2024 12:02

On the strength of absolutely nothing.

[goggin] 30/7/2024 11:55

Can Angus do a ukog 800% in 3 days, massive spike

[1347] 24/7/2024 06:57

JT Not sure Katy is the ocebot, it would be disappointing if so.

The jayhawkers can believe what they want but the facts remain. The current production is below the P50 projection in the CPR. Around 75% of production is now hedged, 50% at a lower (now quite low) price. Skating on thin ice.

Cash flow generation is negative and they are saddled with royalties, debt repayments and have billions of shares in issue. Trafigura, like Mercuria, are laughing all the way to the bank and of course FESL, Aleph & Kemexon and others have made their wedge along the way. Other shareholders have been royally stuffed, entirely as I predicted ages ago.

So going fowards, the question is to what degree do Trafigura want to keep the old Anguish Energy bus trundling along on Snake Pass so they can live off the proceeds, which means financing those (high risk) drills, and what value do they see longer term in the storage?

Now we have some vague waffle about mergers (actually it will be more like a low ball take over), well if it suits Trafigura there will be one and I suspect 'erbert having served his purpose will go the same way as the hapless Lucan.

[jtidsbadly] 23/7/2024 21:48

1347: as you know, I think the Ocebot is the gorgeous pouting Katy, at whom Lord Lucan used to leer so amusingly in their interviews. So I dare say she’ll carry on. Re Aleph, I don’t know what that means for Angus. The mugs in Kansas think Trafigura are going to be up for further loans to enable Angus to acquire further assets, or to bid for companies, in order to give Angus a better chance of paying the promised dividend. You really have to be gullible to give that theory any credit at all, what? Ridiculous. Investors here should be very worried about the change in tone of recent announcements/interviews re Saltfleetby. Diversifying away from Poundland says it all. It’s a heavily depleted field, depleting far more quickly than they expected. They had a chance but couldn’t get the plant finished in time to benefit from astronomical gas prices, on which their hedges cost them huge amounts of money, and they allowed 5he time and cost of the sidetrack to multiply. They and the shareholders are on a path to further big losses and an inability to borrow money to drill more speculative wells. It’s not sustainable, is it?