Angus Energy Share Discussion Threads

[sincero1] 31/12/2021 11:32

perusing comments posted while I was away relaxing i found this classic from the imbecile ja51"contractvoid"oiler ". Thanks for the suggestion about admitting when one is wrong. I am man enough to do just that ...but I simply haven't had to do so." Pahahahahahaha...shell contract void - wrong,shell contract not the same - wrong, they ran out of money in march - wrong...etc etc etc what a complete empty headed crayon eater...so embarrassing.... and it appears this "man" hasn't yet aplogised...clearly lacking testicles......

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 10:38

Cannot stop the sea change in sentiment coming from ANGUS ENERGY heading towards first gas.Any swearing bionic will get reported.

[bionicdog] 31/12/2021 10:35

Do you think that he understands a log scale? An increase of 3dB is a doubling.

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 10:35

TRIPPLE glaze windows do a marvellous job.Only locals and Environmental activist groups hate ANGUS ENERGY making progress.

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 10:35

Who cares.Move home.

[ja51oiler] 31/12/2021 10:33

LOL..yes that's fine if you're at work! Not so if trying to sleep in the middle of the countryside with engine noise in the background!... This is 24/7 365!

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 10:28

Another posterRE: Investor Questions answered31 Dec 2021 10:18A bus will make more noise than 37 db. Loud talking in a room will make more noise than 37 db!Noise level at work at which employers have to provide ear protection is 85db. At 80db they have to evaluate requirement for protection.Throughout the industry the noise limit is 85db and this is at 1m from the source.There is no issue here

[jtidsbadly] 31/12/2021 10:23

I seem to have missed the announcement of the permission for a 12m. flare. Can someone give me a link? Also, is the delivered flare the new one, or the old, re-conditioned one?

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 10:10

Careful with the use of languageYou will be reported Bionicdog

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 10:04

AlsoTrue Enterprise Value should be £30m right nowMinus £8m liabilities That's £22m aka 2p per share right nowMatter of time for #angs to be #kod level £50m+ market cap

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 10:01

Note a planning consent granted for a 12m high flare in UKNote too sound barriers as mitigation.You environmental activist group NIMBYS are having kittens Angus Energy heading to first gas hahaha

[shareprofessor] 31/12/2021 09:56

Taken at face value the investor question replies exude a quiet confidence. Reassuring. Ja51oiler that apology you promised , if indeed you are a man as you claim, is still not forthcoming.

[sincero1] 31/12/2021 09:51

jtisadly all supposition again, clearly Santa didn't bring the brains and honesty you asked for.

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 09:41

SinceroJustbadly is from one of three environmental activist groups ImoCausing economic damage to Angus Energy share price via negative narratives.

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 09:39

Yanis2005Posts: 4,123Price: 0.65No OpinionRE: Investor Questions answeredToday 09:38Morning all.Personally, I am very happy with the answers, it indicates that all is progressing well. The planning and EA applications are aligned and the two minor outstanding issues with the EA are expected to be cleared early January.The Civil Works have been broken down to smaller contracts and half of them are already placed, remainder to be awarded early in the year (In take this to mean Jan).1st gas in March now looks a lot more likely and I now believe that it can be achieved (COS 90%++, in my opinion)

[jtidsbadly] 31/12/2021 09:37

gaffer: well, they’re clearly spending unbudgeted sums on air freight, increased staffing levels, site re-design, bigger flare, overtime etc. as he details in recent disclosures. The autumn weather must be adding to the site costs as well - these works were supposed to have been started in July. The work on Brockham and Lidsey is not part of the loan agreement so must be coming from whatever cash remains and from the recent placing and it would be surprising if they don’t need a lot more. The consultants whom they’ve found it necessary to use as an interface with the various permitting authorities don’t come cheap either and their recent work will not have been in Anguish's earlier budgets. Wasn’t there a question as to whether the flare that’s been delivered is the new one or the old, re-conditioned one, too?

[gaffer73] 31/12/2021 09:24

I'd like to know how much of the loan is remaining. Why would all these placings be required? No mention of a revised first gas date yet.

[solo4yous] 31/12/2021 09:23

Aw the NiMBYS and environmental activist groups can't handle progressComplaining about pile drillingLmfaoAnd then concerned about Angus financesSo sincere as non shareholdersWe know your activistsIdiots

[jtidsbadly] 31/12/2021 09:10

JA51: he skirted the HSE approval, I think. His comments directed at his detractors were ungracious. The latter have been remarkably accurate so far. If he thinks even in his wildest imaginings that he’s done a competent job here, he should look at the standard yardstick of LSE quoted companies: the share price.

There’s some guff about availability of small components, the impact of which he then tries to minimise. I think he’s preparing us for more time slippage. He’s still sticking officially to his February timeline though.

I predict a second share issue in the second half of February, to follow the one in mid- January. Possibly a third in March/April. 2bn. shares in issue..

[3put] 31/12/2021 08:51

Hi, there appears to be a drilling rig at Saltfleetby. What has this been used for? Thank you Asked on 16 December 2021
This small rig was brought onto site to ensure that Well SF07 was fit for our particular side-tracking programme. In particular the well head was nspected, tubing recovered, valves replaced and a cement bond log test was run to esnure that cement was duly in place and our choice of depth for whipstock and sidetracking was appropriate. This was a successful and cheap operation done with a small rig which greatly derisks time and cost overrun on the main sidetrack operation in Q2 with a much larger rig. See our Twitter account for pictures.

[3put] 31/12/2021 08:50

EA approval was expected by latest 17th December and this date has passed. Is there an update on this? When is EA approval now expected? Asked on 20 December 2021
As regards Saltfleetby and as answered elsewhere, we think we should close out remaining issues in early January and do not see this matter as a roadblock to first gas