Infinity Eng. Share Discussion Threads

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 12:27

MMS Letting it go now

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 12:22

15 bags from here base. It's a gift and the writings on he wall. GW do your stuff. 18 tcf gas. YES PLEASE !

[ch1rp] 24/3/2017 12:01

The only way is up!

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 12:01

That's right @Alexios1201 yes Frr £200m debt £34m cap today and similar gas to GW in Wales. INFT 18 tcf gas no debt and £1.6m cap. It could be ours as INFT is GW's planned route to get the resource to market. "News short term assured"

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 11:58

yes Frr £200m debt £34m cap today and similar gas to GW in Wales. INFT 18 tcf gas no debt and £1.6m cap. It could be ours

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 11:52

Peterhouse and Optiva clients.

[phil1969] 24/3/2017 11:40

Is the prezo widely publicised or just clients of Peterhouse

[barnetpeter] 24/3/2017 11:35

some good buying. Will soar when the promised news is out

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 11:31

GW RNS 16th March. Shareholders should rest assured that the Company is committed to delivering news regarding the implementation of this strategy in the short-term".Presentation to peterhouse on 29th. Next Wed

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 09:28

All about the potential upside with the licenses and drilling permits GW possesses and the 50 tcf gas data 18 tcf of which recoverable.

[phil1969] 24/3/2017 09:19

topped up in the dip.
Just hold for the news ;-)

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 09:07

The prize 18 TCF gas recoverable. The gift £1.6m Mcap

[tidy 2] 24/3/2017 09:01

GW's Presentation to peterhouse now 3.5 trading days away

[tidy 2] 23/3/2017 20:18

PEDLS ActivitiesInfinity Energy SA is an Investing Company under the AIM Rules.The Board notes the UK government's policy for self-sufficiency in energy and that it is looking increasingly to shale gas to displace imported gas. The Board is firmly of the view that tremendous opportunities exist in this area and consequently intends focusing the bulk of its investing activities in on-shore UK oil and gas opportunities. Target investments will include a variety of investing and acquisition activities in private companies which hold interests in Petroleum Exploration and Development Licences ("PEDLS"). The Company will seek to co-invest with such companies in exchange for an economic interest. As noted above, such co-investments include the provision of financing by way of farm-ins, earn-ins, loans, equity and other forms of financing and investments

[tidy 2] 23/3/2017 15:26

The RPS report on available data on the Namurian strata indicates gas initially in place (GIIP) of 49,870 bcf (49.87 tcf). At this stage we have not assessed the potential resources in the other shale gas targets of the Lower Limestone Shale, Silurian and Ordovician. The planned exploration boreholes will sample and test these intervals to prepare reserve calculations. Following further exploration boreholes the Namurian resource is expected to increase substantially. An estimated recoverable recourse of 18tcf+ has been indicated in the report and by way of comparison, the whole of the UK uses some 3tcf per annum.Through GW private company he plans to bring to market to take to the next level

[tidy 2] 23/3/2017 14:09

Good support here

[mostro] 23/3/2017 13:40

In at .0018, hope for some push soon!

[tidy 2] 23/3/2017 12:38

5m bedded.

[tidy 2] 23/3/2017 12:26

5m max buy at 1888. It was 5m

[tidy 2] 23/3/2017 10:22

An estimated recoverable recourse of 18tcf+ has been indicated in the report and by way of comparison, the whole of the UK uses some 3tcf per annum

[fission453] 23/3/2017 08:04

my word, this is enormous!

[tidy 2] 22/3/2017 23:48

Feast your eyes what GW hasLICENCE AREAS The licences are split between UK Methane and Coastal Oil and Gas Limited. Coastal Oil and Gas Limited hold the licences:-  PEDL 100  PEDL 216  PEDL 217  PEDL 218  PEDL 219  PEDL 220 UK Methane Limited holds the licences:-  PEDL 148  PEDL 149  PEDL 214  PEDL 215WORK TO DATE Coastal Oil and Gas Limited and UK Methane Limited have developed a large geological model of the South Wales area using data taken from the mine working and numerous previously drilled boreholes. Onto this model surface constraints have been added to show the location of SSSI's, houses utilities to locate the ideal locations for drilling exploration wells.In 2008 Coastal Oil and Gas Limited drilled 3 exploration wells on PEDL100 to explore for CBM potential in Aberavon near TATA steel works, Llangeinor near the Georgia Pacific Paper mill and in Pencoed near to the Rockwool Factory. These exploration wells were targeted to provide lower cost energy to major industrial users. In 2011 UK Methane drilled exploration wells on PEDL 148 and PEDL 149. The borehole on PEDL148 was drilled near Banwen on the northern crop of the coal field to confirm the geo- stratigraphy and to look at the potential in the Namurian for shale gas. The borehole on PEDL 149 was drilled on the site of the former St Johns Colliery. A further production borehole has since been drilled at Llangeinor to 650m through a 3.5m coal seam. A planning approval is in place to generate electricity on site in an existing farm building and allows export of electricity to the grid. A field development plan has been approved by DECC (only the second in the UK) for a 3.87km2 gas field. The Llangeinor field has a GIIP (Gas Initially In Place) of 33.7 bcf (billion cubic feet) with a potential recovery of 16.9 bcf. The field has been defined in the Westphalian Coal Measures as a Coal Bed Methane playUK Methane Limited have recently had approved by Bridgend Council the planning for the drilling of 3 boreholes into the abandoned mine workings at the former St Johns Colliery near Maesteg. This is to drill into the void created by the mine workings in the 2ft9 seam and to utilise the gas for onsite power generation. This scheme can be used as a model to look at other abandoned mine methane projects across South Wales. Previously in South Wales, (1982) Shell shot three seismic lines across the Vale of Glamorgan. These have been utilised in our geological modeling and indicate potential for conventional gas resources in The Vale of Glamorgan.The RPS report on available data on the Namurian strata indicates gas initially in place (GIIP) of 49,870 bcf (49.87 tcf). At this stage we have not assessed the potential resources in the other shale gas targets of the Lower Limestone Shale, Silurian and Ordovician. The planned exploration boreholes will sample and test these intervals to prepare reserve calculations. Following further exploration boreholes the Namurian resource is expected to increase substantially. An estimated recoverable recourse of 18tcf+ has been indicated in the report and by way of comparison, the whole of the UK uses some 3tcf per annum. The Coal Bed Methane resource in South Wales has been assessed by a second consultancy company (RISC of Perth Australia) who have calculated an unrisked GIIP volume of 1,651bcfhttp://www.senedd.assembly.wales/documents/s14805/Paper%201.pdf