Igas Energy Share Discussion Threads

[kenstaff] 22/6/2015 01:41

Al Gore
big investor
in dirtydirtycoal burning
Ovo energy

Foxed!!

[hawkwind4] 19/6/2015 10:19

Has the swamp tried up already and the creature returns.

[haydock] 19/6/2015 08:52

If anybody has any real concerns & interests in the House price saga: refer to:

[wordog] 19/6/2015 06:51

Can you post the link please

[haydock] 18/6/2015 08:44

The neighbours are manufacturing the story, again.

[ftangftang] 18/6/2015 08:33

haydock ... when you post a link , re-type the http in capitals HTTP and we will be able to click on it

cheers
ft ft

[haydock] 17/6/2015 10:14

hxxp://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/news/business/local-business/go-ahead-for-preston-new-road-fracking-test-near-blackpool-1-7312449

[haydock] 17/6/2015 10:02

hxxp://utilityweek.co.uk/news/lancashire-council%E2%80%99s-fracking-decision-%E2%80%98very-good-news%E2%80%99-says-eua/1141662?#.VYAxrflViko

[haydock] 16/6/2015 09:41

hxxp://www.directorstalkinterviews.com/igas-energy-plc-34-4-potential-upside-indicated-by-jefferies-international/412666870

[sportbilly1976] 15/6/2015 11:10

Technically the stock is at an interesting point...rising support channel holding well, yet now at a frequently tested support/resistance level.

[sportbilly1976] 15/6/2015 10:34

Cuadrilla is set to be given the green light by planners to start fracking on one of its sites between Blackpool and Preston, but a separate bid to start fracking nearby has been recommended for refusal.


Lancashire County Council's planning officers have advised the planning committee to approve the company's bid to frack at Preston New Road in Little Plumpton, but its plans for another site at Roseacre Wood in Roseacre should be rejected because they would cause too much traffic.

The Preston New Road decision is the first time fracking has been recommended for approval in the UK.

However, the site at Roseacre Wood has been recommended for refusal because it would "generate an increase in traffic, particularly HGV movements, that would result in an unacceptable impact on the rural highway network and on existing road users, particularly vulnerable road users and a reduction in overall highway safety that would be severe".

However, it has been given permission to undertake monitoring works at this site.

The applications relating to the Little Plumpton site will be decided at meetings on Tuesday, 23 June and Wednesday, 24 June, while those relating to the Roseacre Wood site will be determined on Thursday, 25 June and Friday, 26 June.

Cuadrilla's efforts to start fracking in Lancashire have been subject to multiple delays.

In January 2015, a report prepared for Lancashire County Council's planning committee recommended that Cuadrilla's applications should be refused amid concerns about the potential noise and traffic impact.

Lancashire County Council's development control committee then agreed to defer its planning decision following a request by the business to consider additional information. And in April, it was announced that the decision had been further delayed.

[haydock] 15/6/2015 10:15

Recommended Preston N. Road.

Refused the other site R. Wood. on vehicle grounds.

[haydock] 15/6/2015 09:02

Today is the day for the LCC. officers decision on the shale gas in Fylde.

Word should be out by mid am?

North West News will cover at 1.30.

Will no doubt follow the demo at Preston ? This could be both sided these days?

Main council decision later this month, & then overrule by Government ?

[wordog] 15/6/2015 08:23

Courtesy of Markthespark LSE

[haydock] 10/6/2015 19:12

From LSE bb. with thanks.

47 10/06/2015 [Diver169] Unions and UKOOG agreement
The representative body for the UK onshore oil and gas industry, UKOOG, and the GMB, a UK general trade union, have entered an agreement to support shale gas exploration and development in the UK. The two bodies have signed a joint charter on shale gas, focusing on safety, supply chain development and skills. The charter highlights a joint commitment to ensure the following: That gas is recognized as essential to British industry and households; Gas has a key role in both the UK's future energy supply and the move to a low carbon energy future; An increased understanding about the importance of gas and the long history of onshore E&P in Britain; The establishment of an Industry Safety Forum to build on the already-strong regulatory and safety foundations in the sector; Skilled jobs are created and local communities benefit through the employment and training opportunities this brings; British manufacturing and other supply chains have the opportunity to benefit from the development of the shale gas industry.

[haydock] 08/6/2015 09:44

hxxp://uk.businessinsider.com/we-just-got-the-proof-that-theres-heaps-of-oil-near-gatwick-airport-2015-6?r=US#ixzz3cC27LDK9

Nobody seems to be able to put 2 +2 together to make 10+.
I gas is in the Weald & right next door to Gatwick.
I have attempted to ask the BOD for comments.

Why are we not making an announcement of interest in Gatwick situation & plans to drill deeper in the Weald ?

Waiting reply & if I can make public.

[kenstaff] 07/6/2015 20:27

Wrong Board??

[s2014logiser] 05/6/2015 17:46

Comments?


Dr Alex Turner 3 Jun'15 - 22:5X
The evil, lying piece of sh!t rhubarbe, the founder of this forum, who is responsible for at least one suicide due to his disgraceful ramping of Xcite Energy (XEL.L), and enormous losses to the thousands he swindled, is eligible for parole from 30/6/15. Please send me a message so we can better co-ordinate the petition and campaign to keep the swine inside. Thanks.

[haydock] 05/6/2015 10:03

ibug
5 Jun'15 - 08:43 - 3748 of 3783 0 0


WH Ireland 5p target price for UK Oil and Gas Investments after independent assesment

WH Ireland Analyst Brendan D’Souza said this morning about UK Oil and Gas Investments PLC (LON:UKOG) ” UKOG has today announced results of Schlumberger’s independent assessment of the Horse Hill-1 well (HH-1) located on the Horse Hill PEDL137 licence (20.36% non-operated interest). Schlumberger estimates the total Oil in Place (OIP) for the Jurassic interval at 271.4 mm bbls per sq. mile, of which the Upper Portland Sand reservoir comprises 16.2 mm bbls per sq. mile for the Upper Portland Sand reservoir discovery, with the rest of the 255.2 mm bbls per sq. mile spread across the Kimmeridge, Oxford Clay and Lias intervals.

We note that today’s assessment from Schlumberger of 255.2 mm bbls per sq mile (i.e. excluding the Upper Portland Sandstone reservoir) is ahead of Nutech’s assessment, announced on 9 April, which estimated a total oil in place (OIP) of 158mm bbls per sq. mile. However we caution that these assessments by Schlumberger today, and Nutech prior, refer to estimated OIP volumes based on petrophysical analysis and cannot and should not be interpreted as discovered reserves or resources.

Our Target Price and rating was made redundant by Nutech’s analysis announced in April and was subsequently moved to Under Review. We have updated our risked Net Asset Valuation (NAV) to factor in Schlumberger’s assessment. We estimate 25 mm bbls at discovered 2P level (5.2 mm bbls net to UKOG) across the entire Horse Hill asset. Our updated risked NAV based Target Price for UKOG now stands at 5p/ share and we reinstate our Buy rating.”

[hawkwind4] 04/6/2015 09:34

Wind energy producing just 0.47GW equal to 1.47% to the national grid at the moment folks.

CCGT output is 14.20GW that's 40.68% that's power production from Gas & Water less Nuclear and Coal

Nuclear at 6.53GW equals 18.71% of demand
Coal at 8.52GW or 24.41% of demand

Demand for the nation now is 34.91GW.

So come on you gas generators and Fracc on

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