Jadestone Energy Share Discussion Threads

[ashkv] 15/7/2024 10:27

Awful what went down with Trump - I had the pleasure to meet with him and Melania in the mid 2000s in New York City. Found him to be a super chap!!!

Now that his election odds are looking better it surely has to be tailwind for the hydrocarbon sector!!!

As Trump will likely scuttle the green agenda - more so if it is a Republican Sweep in Congress!!! Goldman's most likely scenario!!!

I was expecting Brent to bounce given the attack on Trump and Israeli bombing in Gaza!! Spread between WTI and Brent is at the lows of trading ranges - so either WTI declines or Brent goes up!!!

Rig counts fell again for oil rigs - strange how the USA is managing to produce more with drastically lower rigs!!!

[tim000] 14/7/2024 13:34

I’ve got a ticket and will be attending. I see AXL are also presenting.

[fireplace22] 14/7/2024 11:13

Thanks TGM.

[the_gold_mine] 14/7/2024 11:08

Jadestone presenting in London 19th September

[the_gold_mine] 14/7/2024 11:07

You flare the gas you are not exporting via pipeline would be my expectation.

[fireplace22] 14/7/2024 08:52

How do you get sufficient condensate for sales purposes if there is no effective gas flow yet?

[upwego] 14/7/2024 08:26

I wonder when we will get some official flow rates on Gas.

I`m also looking forward to the condensate sales figures too.

On 22 June 2024, reservoir gas was introduced to the Facility from the Akatara-A4 well, and a period of final commissioning using reservoir gas has now commenced. Condensate is already being processed to the Facility's storage tanks in preparation for sale, with first commercial gas and LPG sales to follow.

[yasx] 12/7/2024 20:02

I don’t think Millibland is dim - on the contrary, he is actually intelligent even if he lacks social skills. However, he is idealogically driven (like the rest of his family) to destroyi Britain in every way possible.

[dunderheed] 12/7/2024 16:49

Exactly fp22, then we will have the likes of Starmer claiming prestige for the "reduction" in uk hc/co2 emissions!!

[fireplace22] 12/7/2024 16:36

If we (UK) do absolutely nothing from this point towards net zero our %age share of CO2 emissions will still fall significantly.

[fireplace22] 12/7/2024 16:26

The only futility, stupidity, is the masses accepting that fossil fuels have any affect on climate change whatsoever, C14 studies have shown the the vast majority of the increase in atmospheric CO2 since the industrial revolution is not due to fossil fuels but from other sources. That's even assuming you accept that CO2 is the driver of climate change.

[tim000] 12/7/2024 16:25

Exactly Dh

[dunderheed] 12/7/2024 16:19

I don't think he's saying anything of the kind.
I think he is comparing the futility of the UK attempting to bankrupt itself to achieve net zero when the really large hc "users" have no intention of achieving this and IF we were to make such an achievement it wouldn't make a mosquito splash on a range rovers windscreen of difference to anything!
Ie virtue signalling to people who don't really care anyway. IMHO.

[coffeecanportfolio] 12/7/2024 16:11

Slightly disingenuous there Mount Teide! Go on show us these numbers for all these countries for the 1970s...What about the 1960s?What about the 1950s ? What about the 1800s? So we are allowed to grow and electrify but centuries later once we have had our tummy full, we expect everyone else to comply with Nut Zero? Sounds fair !Let them GROW!!!

[mount teide] 12/7/2024 14:17

Global Coal Production 2023

4,660 million tonnes - China
804 million tonnes - India
775 million tonnes - Indonesia
577 million tonnes - US

0.56 million tonnes - UK

So, China produced 8,321 times more coal than the UK did last year!

In addition China currently imports more oil per year than the annual production of Saudi Arabia, the North Sea, the Norwegian Sea and Nigeria, Africa's largest producer, COMBINED! Yet their per capita consumption is still only one sixth of the West.

Predictably, 'Just Stop Oil' and their subsidiary 'Just Stop Coal' is nowhere to be seen in the world's leading coal and oil producing and consuming Nation's!

UK governments, particularly those with socialist policies have a long history of taking the UK electorate for fools - China is currently building over 300 new coal fired power stations a year and is forecast to still produce 35% of its electricity from coal in 2060!

Net Zero, what Net Zero?

Net Zero implementation is like the EU's Rules and Regulations, produced largely at the time of our membership for the naive like the UK, to implement in any meaningful way.

[jacks13] 12/7/2024 11:46

Thanks fireplace for the reminder about MT's thread. I have visited there in the past a few times but not recently. It is wrong to flog the political/cultural stuff too much on this board so I'll think about joining in on some topics over there.

[mount teide] 12/7/2024 10:56

A walk that my wife and I often take when the weather is not great runs adjacent/parallel to a an A Road - the hard shoulder was converted into a bicycle lane about three years ago. The round trip walk takes around 1 hour.

I would estimate that we see an average of 1-2 cyclists pass us on the cycle lane during each walk.

However, if a car or lorry breaks down or has a puncture on this very heavily used A road, or there is an accident, the road and surrounding area can become grid locked in minutes, as a result of having no hard shoulder to move the affected vehicles onto, to allow other traffic to pass.

[fireplace22] 12/7/2024 07:31

We had a circular detailing proposed changes incorporating new cycle lanes down major local road arteries with multiple traffic signals and pedestrian crossing installed. Place would become gridlocked and there is no appetite for cycle use. The existing lanes are rarely used.

[jacks13] 12/7/2024 07:19

I watched that yesterday fireplace, I also saw Truss on triggernometry recently. I was expecting/hoping to find them having something bold and encouraging to say but was left unimpressed by either. For Liz Truss it was the BoE's fault; they hung her out to dry, she claimed. For Braverman she, as minister, asked why the Pride flag was being flown on her department's buildings and was told that it was because we had to. She appeared to have accepted that and made no further enquiry. Sunak it seems is cut from the same supine cloth. Who actually governs? That's a mystery to me.

[yasx] 12/7/2024 07:19

Jack,

Climate change, many Co’s making WFH mandatory, 20mph driving zones, cones all along every motorway for years to justify 50mph restrictions to create jams but no workmen in sight and no actual roadworks. Then you have alterations to the highway code to ensure cyclists havw the rightto go slowly in the middle of the lane and making any overtaking difficult. Throw in difficulties finding parking. Perhaps public transport is a batter option? Not so - one in three trains cancelled, journeys more problematic with packed trains. High streets abandoned and online shopping promoted.Encouraging the population to take leave for stress and stay at home.

Join the dots - it is all designed to ensure you remain indoors. The plan is working.

[fireplace22] 12/7/2024 07:05

If you go over to MT's thread MTB, you'll see a link to Braverman in the States, she puts Sunak in with the same group. It wasn't the blob after all it was her govt that plotted our course to oblivion.