Infrastrata Share Discussion Threads

[thetrophyman] 29/8/2018 19:09

Lol... happy days Divmad...

[divmad] 29/8/2018 17:26

I make it another 177mn warrants left to go.

[11_percent] 29/8/2018 16:50

Boxerdogz
29 Aug '18 - 08:30 - 2439 of 2444
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Good entry point 11% am expecting to see your 5 mil trade any time now ?

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Looks like my 0.7 is nailed on..........sorry Boxer.......don't deal in small change, and that's what 5 mil would be for me......

Might but a few.....in case we don't see 0.7...

[ny boy] 29/8/2018 13:38

Time to buy when buys are showing as sells on L2 !

[escapetohome] 29/8/2018 13:05

BLUE FINISH maybe, someone after those shares!!

[bibs] 29/8/2018 10:36

Morning 11,Reference my earlier post, those amongst us with genuine investment positions were aware of warrants and probable RNS outlining / updating.Minor retrace in anybodies eyes, but moving forward the brakes are off!Not sure that your or other's negative posts will carry much weight here. Time will tell ; )How is your thorough research and holding coming along??

[boxerdogz] 29/8/2018 08:30

Good entry point 11% am expecting to see your 5 mil trade any time now ?

[11_percent] 29/8/2018 08:14

Yep......what goes up......must come down.........nice re-trace......

[spudtheplumber] 29/8/2018 06:49

The Shannon project is designated a PCI (project of common interest) by the EU, as is Islandmagee so as I suggested last night they compliment eachother

[boxerdogz] 28/8/2018 22:54

Yes there is that Trophyman

[thetrophyman] 28/8/2018 22:38

They potentially have Corrib South and Ram Head. Paul Griffith (CEO) PRD, was talking about it on Vox today, worth a listen if you can be bothered. I took a small position a few weeks back.https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-vox-markets-podcast-with-justin-waite/id910474791?mt=2#episodeGuid=tag%3Aaudioboom.com%2C2018-08-28%3A%2Fposts%2F6986806Interesting episode but jump to 26:09 for the PRD stuff

[boxerdogz] 28/8/2018 22:32

Benefits of underground gas storage (UGS)
Figure 1 a. Schematic diagram to illustrate storage in porous strata (depleted reservoir and/or aquifer)

Figure 1 a. Schematic diagram to illustrate storage in porous strata (depleted reservoir and/or aquifer).

Figure 1 b. Schematic diagram to illustrate solution mined caverns in halite beds

Figure 1 b. Schematic diagram to illustrate solution mined caverns in halite beds.

When compared to above ground storage tank facilities, underground gas storage provides the significantly greater and cheaper storage volumes required and when carefully constructed and monitored, added levels of safety. UGS is thus seen as a way of managing gas supply, particularly during periods of peak demand and as stand-by to cover for interruptions to imports

[boxerdogz] 28/8/2018 22:18

I think what is interesting also is the people financing the shannon LNG are a driect equity fund much like L & G direct investments.

There looks to be a trend now of Equity funds rather than just buying shares in companies actually buying direct stakes in companies for long term growth returns.

I think another driver of the shannon terminal is the fact that Ireland soon will have no producing gas fields in a few years time / or offshore storage. Same can be said with Northe sea reserves and Rough gas field storage.

The future no doubt we will end up with almost all gas imports. Storage be it LNG or UGS IMO is all part of the gas supply mix.

[thetrophyman] 28/8/2018 22:11

INFA's newsflow should hopefully take care of itself and continue this very sweet steady growth... just imagine if they could capitalise on the indirect newsflow... it's very very hot topic just now (as we all know)

[snowman100] 28/8/2018 22:05

yes hopefully Box.
The issue (N.I. Gas in general) is certainly one that's grabbing headlines everywhere right now.
I'm sure the more attention brought to gas supply, the more big institutions are going to want a piece of it all.
Like INFA, this Shannon project has been lurking for many years (13) and is ready to be up and running by 2020.
It's all publicity and bringing Infa into the public eye, the salt cavern storage should compliment Shannon and bring diversity and security of supply?....Interesting times ahead.

[spudtheplumber] 28/8/2018 22:03

Will compliment eachother imo.

The lng terminal is another way of introducing gas to the grid, lowers the price for injection into MRS allowing traders to trade.

High withdrawal rates of islandmagee will offer the flexibility required

[boxerdogz] 28/8/2018 21:57

I,m hopefull Snowman this just proves up the need for expansion of gas in Ireland / UK and Europe as a whole.

Might be good for INFA ? So many unknowns but ever the optomist myself

[snowman100] 28/8/2018 21:47

The £1 billion Shannon project acquired 4 days ago will take enormous amounts
of LNG to Southern Ireland from USA and Middle east.



This is generating so much interest in gas in Ireland.

I hope it doesn't detract interest in Infa too much.

[boxerdogz] 28/8/2018 21:41

Interesting interview on Gas after brexit

[bibs] 28/8/2018 21:13

Great to see an increasing number of positive and proactive investors coming on board. Some really useful information starting to flow.Appreciate it!

[2prsimo] 28/8/2018 20:47

Good research guys - many thanks