Infrastrata Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 23/7/2018 16:18

There's a Catalyst....

[hazl] 23/7/2018 16:17

'Among refined products, gasoline futures added 0.7% to $2.0830 a gallon. Diesel futures were recently up 0.9% at $2.1227 a gallon.

[futuredlighter] 23/7/2018 14:28

lots of talk about INFA recently. time for a catalyst to kick it on

[hazl] 23/7/2018 13:31

..........this is about the price I bought at recently.....hoping for a good re-rate!

[hazl] 23/7/2018 13:30

in the right direction at least........

[barts] 23/7/2018 11:58

Surely got to "pop" soon.....currently 16.25 mill bought vs 3.17 mill sold today....

[hazl] 23/7/2018 08:50

looking forward to it being over the 1p marker.........

[hazl] 23/7/2018 07:10

lovely 'bowl' forming as CR would say! In my opinion of course!imo

[hazl] 22/7/2018 20:04

I sense a lot more interest in this now as the need for knowledge about
the role gas will play in the near future and beyond.

[hazl] 22/7/2018 13:09

1P WOULD BE NICE FOR STARTERS..........

[spudtheplumber] 22/7/2018 12:02

Are the stars finally aligning for infa?I believe so

[spudtheplumber] 22/7/2018 12:02

#INFA Weekly chart shows the clear route back to 1p area & beyondA hybrid of a Cup & Saucer & an inverse Head & Shoulders patterns https://t.co/bGzZaWKyhN

[spudtheplumber] 22/7/2018 12:01

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/UK-Natural-Gas-Production-Falls-As-Usage-Climbs.amp.html?__twitter_impression=true

[spudtheplumber] 22/7/2018 12:00

https://t.co/s9Z1tcdc3M"Strikingly, large quantities of natural gas were transmitted to the United Kingdom during the cold spell in the first few months of the year."#infa https://t.co/5XGyzvcnPr

[thetrophyman] 20/7/2018 23:15

So this from the BGS makes interesting reading... not sure when it was written ... but in this context... relevant... DYORhttp://www.bgs.ac.uk/research/energy/undergroundGasStorage.htmlApologies if been posted previously

[spudtheplumber] 20/7/2018 23:08

Bibs are you on Twitter?

[hazl] 20/7/2018 19:25

'Natural gas will continue to play a substantial role in global energy demand for many decades: demand from traditional sectors and uses (such as power generation, heating/cooling, feedstock, etc.) will continue
to increase, thereby contributing environmental improvements through increased efficiency and low carbon content. In addition, natural gas will also play a new role as a complementary fuel to renewables by enabling
increased deployment of energy supply from intermittent renewable technologies.
• Through these two roles, natural gas will play a key role in helping to meet environmental targets related
to both local pollution reduction and climate change mitigation.'IGU PDF NATURAL GAS ENERGY REPORT TO 2030.

[bibs] 20/7/2018 19:23

Am happy with that, flat Friday.Meeting with Costain next week and shall probe a little.....

[hazl] 20/7/2018 19:18

'analysis
published by UCC and ESRI in May 2017 projects a flat trend in liquid fossil fuel usage out to 2030, with a sharp
reduction thereafter. However, it projects natural gas consumption to remain steady out to 2050.
There is a good reason for this. Gas fired generation will be crucial to safe, secure running of the electricity grid
on the island of Ireland for the foreseeable future. As an island isolated from the rest of Europe – Ireland
needs flexible generation to complement intermittent and variable generating technologies. Right now, there is no other obvious solution to this problem. Natural gas could be accommodated in a low carbon system by
harnessing the potential of carbon capture and storage technology and making full use of depleted gas fields. '

[hazl] 20/7/2018 14:02

bibs.....it was as if they were listening to your post.

[hazl] 20/7/2018 13:39

Well people are certainly getting a better price now than I paid!
But I can be generous!

That link though says so much to me about likely future events.....

[bibs] 20/7/2018 13:28

Sell 4.5 million price goes up.Buy 2 million price goes down.Seems logical ??