Infrastrata Share Discussion Threads

[bernymadoff] 12/3/2018 23:38

Guys I've started a Twitter group for Infa if anyone wants in. Genuine holders and potential holders only pls

[jackthelad5] 12/3/2018 19:24

Oh Hang on let's all sell up because of another of Mad Potter's conspiracy theories...NOT!! Why don't you actually wait and see what happens here for once instead of constantly second guessing the market cos your not very good at it!

[bronislav] 12/3/2018 13:11

Maybe todays interest is linked to other news in the market.

[alia] 12/3/2018 11:37

yes not long to go

[bernymadoff] 12/3/2018 10:17

I suspect they will be negotiating for a bigger amount.

If they pull it off which I think they will it will mean an share price north of 1p and triggering of 0.6p warrants that should give them up to another £375k working capital in the near term.

Hopefully not long to wait now. I took a few more this morning at 0.27

[jackthelad5] 11/3/2018 19:52

Anything to do with the FEED funding will come in the form of an RNS NOT a tweet!! Are you stupid or just being deliberately awkward?!! Or just both? The CEOs tweets about the N.I investment fund and £12B spending plan for N.I are obviously relevant here. He wouldn't have tweeted these just for the hell of it!

[jackthelad5] 10/3/2018 09:46

Mad Potter being cynical with ALL of your posts is something we have come to expect from you - contrary to your sarcasm the new bod are very switched on, determined to deliver and know exactly what they are doing! Hence the relevant links the CEO tweeted which have since been shared by spudtheplumber.

[spudtheplumber] 08/3/2018 23:06

The last 2 links were posted on Twitter by Adrian FWIW (his first tweets for almost 3 months)GLA

[spudtheplumber] 08/3/2018 23:04

https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/12-billion-spending-plan-for-northern-ireland-revealed-1-8408259/amp?__twitter_impression=true

[spudtheplumber] 08/3/2018 23:04

https://www.finance-ni.gov.uk/news/ps100m-investment-fund-promote-investment-jobs-and-growth

[jackthelad5] 08/3/2018 12:32

You have nothing meaningful to add precisely because of your tainted bitter view....period! So I and many other's will just choose to ignore the noise of your incessant ramblings Mad Potter

[jackthelad5] 07/3/2018 22:39

Potter Manic - perhaps you just stop....full stop! All the other posters here are right and while you continue to infest this board with your non-sensical rubbish, expect to be challenged every step of the way especially if you make statements you can't justify! The majority of us sensible posters will not be intimidated by you so either grow up or kindly go away if you can't/won't contribute any meaningful discussion!

[jackthelad5] 06/3/2018 23:26

Pointless post precisely for the reason I mentioned but at least you managed to answer your own question considering you knew the answer already. The situation on gas storage is shifting drastically where the govt can no longer ignore the fact there is now a security of supply problem hence the looming BEIS meeting on gas next week. Here's the problem - 1* never during the winter have storage levels been so low - just over 4TWh left, about 2 days supply. 2* Rough continues to deplete all of it's cushion gas at a faster rate than expected and could have done by the end of this year. 3* Two severe supply shocks this winter exposing the UK's vulnerability to reliance on imported gas with unpredictable outages from Norway, peak demand and adverse weather. 4* Gas output to be halved at Groningen reducing available flows via Bacton long term and gas flows from Norway to Europe at 4yr lows 5* Confirmation by Chevron and Royal Dutch plc that by 2025 global demand for LNG expected to reach double the available supply. 6* Demand for Gas forecast to increase for at least the next 2 decades. The govt recently announced it would review gas security again to take into account not just physical flows of gas but also the effects of price volatility in general which has worsened since the confirmed closure of Rough. Mark my words and you can say "your marked!" I don't really care but the tide on the laissez faire attitude towards gas storage over the last decade is changing, and substantial investment in gas storage in the UK is inevitable to guarantee security of supply.

[jackthelad5] 06/3/2018 13:51

Considering neither of us know exactly how much we each know that was a pretty pointless post as is your question "When does the current (non) funding from the EU run out again?" Grow up.

[bernymadoff] 06/3/2018 13:44

The EU grant funding has been extended until the end of 2018 from the previous deadline of 2017.

There's no reason why it can't be extended again if tangible progress has been made in respect of obtaining the matched funding although this is not the preferred option.

These deadlines aren't set in stone. Their objective is the successful delivery of important projects that will serve countries for decades so a few weeks or months here or there isn't going to be allowed to be a dealbreaker.