Igas Energy Share Discussion Threads

[moonshine3] 27/9/2022 10:36

Took some now.

[wildhorses] 27/9/2022 10:24

I'm in. Another tree shake to let an ii top again imo.Then the TR1 next week.

[the truth hurts a lot] 27/9/2022 10:03

took another 2 lots of 10K, now holding 45K shares. Got a bargain.

[gripfit] 27/9/2022 10:00

That’s the point ,, the 14-30p brigade can still sell at a profit . Hence more falls

[gripfit] 27/9/2022 09:59

50p tomoz … possibly

[the truth hurts a lot] 27/9/2022 09:46

were you here at 14p at the beginning of the year? or did you appear at 90p?

I bought 25K in all now.

[gripfit] 27/9/2022 09:43

Unlike igas share price

[the truth hurts a lot] 27/9/2022 09:23

Looks like gas price will be going up a lot more now.

[the truth hurts a lot] 27/9/2022 09:22

Russian gas pipelines could have been sabotaged - Tagesspiegel
Berlin reportedly considers the multiple leaks that caused pipeline pressure losses to be no coincidence
Russian gas pipelines could have been sabotaged - Tagesspiegel
FILE PHOTO: A painting showing the Nord Stream pipelines is displayed on a container near the Nord Stream 1 Baltic Sea pipeline in Lubmin, Germany, July 20, 2022 © AP / Markus Schreiber
Berlin has formed the opinion that a loss of pressure in three natural gas pipelines between Russia and Germany on Monday was not a coincidence, but a “targeted attack” from either Ukraine or Russia, the Tagesspiegel newspaper has reported.

Pressure in one of the Nord Stream 2 lines dropped sharply overnight, followed by both of Nord Stream 1's on Monday afternoon.

Denmark announced that a gas leak was spotted off the coast of Bornholm island in the Baltic Sea and closed the area for maritime traffic, but could not confirm if this was what caused the situation.

According to Tagesspiegel, the German government and agencies investigating the incident “can’t imagine a scenario that isn't a targeted attack,” according to an anonymous source familiar with their assessments. “Everything speaks against a coincidence.”

The outlet explained that a deliberate attack on the bottom of the sea has to involve special forces, navy divers or a submarine. Berlin is reportedly examining two possible scenarios. In the first, Ukraine or “Ukraine-affiliated forces” could be behind the attack. The second option is that Russia did it as a “false flag,” to make Ukraine look bad and drive EU energy prices even higher.

Gas leak found on blocked Russian pipelineREAD MORE: Gas leak found on blocked Russian pipeline
With Nord Stream offline since late August, Russian gas can only be delivered to Germany and central Europe via the older pipelines going through Poland and Ukraine, Tagesspiegel noted.

“We are in the process of clarifying the situation here,” a spokeswoman for the federal ministry of economics told the outlet. “We don't currently know what caused the pressure drop.”

Nord Stream 1 was built in 2011. Construction on Nord Stream 2 (NS2) began in 2018, and took much longer due to political pressure and economic sanctions from the US. NS2 was finished and pressurized by September 2021. However, two days prior to Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, the German government put its certification on indefinite hold, and has categorically refused any suggestion from Moscow – or domestically – to unblock the pipeline.

[gripfit] 27/9/2022 08:59

Might wait to 50p now

[gripfit] 27/9/2022 08:50

Oh dear …. 60p?

[powereddrones] 26/9/2022 18:20

I think it is more than that. The situation is getting worse. The FT also ran an article about factories shutting down because they can't pay the energy bill. They wait to sell the current inventory and then restart production once the cash comes in.

In China there has been severe droughts, and factories are shutting down there. Factories need water either for use in manufacture of products or to power they hydrodams.

I think apart from energy shares. Cash will be King this winter. (Sorry Charles).

[gripfit] 26/9/2022 15:54

That’s probably a hangover from Covid … parts shortages

[powereddrones] 26/9/2022 15:08

The gas boiler man just left for the annual service. Said he's been having trouble getting parts to fix boilers. He said the problem is getting worse. He has jobs open, but can't do them until the parts come.

I could tell him I watch the economy and global macroeconomics, but didn't bother. I just smiled to myself.

Be prepared!

[powereddrones] 26/9/2022 15:00

The NASDAQ has been weak over the last few days. It's dragging down the whole market. I expect 10Kpts to hold - if not, then we have bigger problems. It could be very well we see 60p, but energy stocks should be the first to rebound.

[powereddrones] 26/9/2022 14:13

Come friendly energy bills, fall on us now,
This Zero Carbon economy isn't fit for humans or cows,
I'm with Odey, all the way, baby,
Swarm over this winter....cold freezing snow!
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I'll keep adding all the way down to 50p.

Speaking to a young lady last night (!!), she rents this place. And she uses a key meter. She was shocked to have burned through £50 of energy in two days as she had the heating on. I wasn't surprised. I said the landlord will want to keep a meter like that as they don't want the big bill landed on them when the tenant scarpers suddenly!

The energy crisis is affecting factories - expect shortages forth coming. I am already seeing it my line of work. So many people this winter are sleep walking into disaster and they don't know it....

hxxps://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/19/business/europe-energy-crisis-factories.html
‘CripplingR17; Energy Bills Force Europe’s Factories to Go Dark

It's time to wake up.

[buffinman] 23/9/2022 15:44

The govt has committed to a pretty fast review to streamline infrastructure planning. Doubtless this will encompass fracking.

[mattybuoy] 23/9/2022 15:29

Wow I am impressed with how seriously the govt is taking this. Correctly IMV as we are in a National Emergency.

[buffinman] 23/9/2022 14:20

Daily Mail carrying Matt Ridley's general praise of fracking

[ragnar lothbrok] 23/9/2022 13:40

Looks like govt subsidy is coming.



Jacob Rees-Mogg
Rees-Mogg: ‘Britain must get every cubic inch of gas out of North Sea’


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Helena Horton
Fri 23 Sep 2022 12.15 BST
Jacob Rees-Mogg has told staff Britain “must get every cubic inch of gas out of the North Sea”, a leaked video shows. Critics have accused the business secretary of “putting his ideology before the climate” and “greenwashing fossil fuels” by prioritising gas over renewables.

A video, passed to the Guardian by a whistleblower, shows Rees-Mogg telling an all-staff meeting in the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on Wednesday that the public needs to be persuaded that fossil fuels are the answer.

In it, he says they will be “handing out lots of money” to get Britain producing more gas, and that he is aware some will say this is “not free market enough”.

[guy_fawkes] 23/9/2022 09:25

Buys showing as Sells!

[bowie] 23/9/2022 06:58

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/11/11/the-ridiculous-uk-limits-on-fracking-caused-earthquakes/amp/&ved=2ahUKEwji-pe2nar6AhX6SkEAHVJGC2MQFnoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw383Y46lrCk7k_INmpkuZ-z

[bowie] 23/9/2022 02:31

Level 6 is 10,000 tImes stronger than 2 as 10 to power 4, rictor scale being log to base 10.

[officerdigby] 22/9/2022 19:50

Yeah thanks. I did do it.It's just a faff on the phone. Have to paste the link into notes and edit and click.