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| Uk Oil & Gas Plc | UKOG | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 22/11/2024 09:04 by haggismchaggis Large Scale Hydrogen Storage Sites Could Reduce Customer Energy Costs by £1Bn per Year. Centrica and FTI report finds that hydrogen storage would help balance the UK's energy system and reduce bills. . Salt caverns and depleted gas fields The report took a ‘whole-systems approach’ to explore a net zero future, reviewing all available and established methods for decarbonising the UK. Its publication comes as the National Energy System Operator (NESO) has been tasked with ensuring a secure and affordable future British energy system and planning for Britain’s electricity and gas networks. . It concluded that both salt caverns and depleted gas fields will be required for hydrogen storage, with salt caverns being used for short term responses, and depleted gas fields, such as Rough, used for longer term storage. The modelling illustrates how both types of storage would work together to ensure hydrogen was in the right place, at the right time. . . Centrica thus a likely big investor into UKOG Salt Cavern projects at some point. . . |
Posted at 18/10/2024 06:25 by neilll77 Apologies for my intrusion to this LSE board.However, yesterday's 3pm RNS may have been overlooked by some of you. This latest development [RNS] is massive & may have been missed as DKE [Dukemount Capital] is Main Market and not AIM. *Rumour at DKE was correct and proven with yesterday's 3pm RNS* ☆☆Below is the original rumour I posted on Wednesday on the DKE LSE board and I also posted around 3 weeks ago, when I first heard it; ☆☆"The rumour is apparently of a reverse takeover, at or around 0.075p by Gongqingcheng Yuxin Investment Management [GQC]. This RTO makes perfect sense and has been linked to a past RTO This company, if you search, has links to Richard Edwards and his wife....who own 25% of DKE 0.075p was the share price [ March 24] when 'The Richards' took shares in lieu of the loan agreement debt repayment...if you all research!" ☆☆☆ ☆☆☆ Board Changes Dukemount announces that Richard Edwards has been appointed to the board as Executive Director, with immediate effect. "Richard Edwards is an entrepreneur and professional investor with many years of experience in investing in small-cap companies across a wide range of sectors including mining, oil and gas, IT, healthcare and green technology. Richard has significant experience in INVESTING in CASH SHELLS. Richard is also the Senior Partner at a boutique firm of Chartered Accountants specialising in tax advisory, compliance and accounting services for PRIVATE CLIENTS" This will RTO very soon. DKE are now fully funded, have zero debt and main market. The new Executive Director [bought more yesterday] owns around 28% of DKE now and is a specialist in RTOs from 'cash shells' This has a 500k market cap and was over 1p... without this kind of massive news only a 12 months ago! Thank you and GLA InvestAce |
Posted at 27/9/2024 12:00 by haggismchaggis .Market wide re-rating coming. . "Why I'm backing Britain: Labour has spun a tale of woe but a leading City fund manager says the share and bond markets are looking attractive" . "Despite the tale of woe being spun by the Government about Britain’s economy, the conditions for investing in UK stocks and bonds have seldom been as attractive since the Brexit vote." . "UK government bonds, or ‘gilts’, as well as shares, property and the pound all look like bargains." . "Why? Because they are trading at a discount to their major overseas counterparts, having fallen out of favour with investors at home and abroad." . "But sentiment is shifting as our economy confounds the experts by returning to growth rather than stagnating like Germany and France." . "With election uncertainty out of the way and lower interest rates likely to help the economy gain momentum, Britain’s economy and its financial markets are in a far better position to outperform than those of other major European countries." . "Chancellor Rachel Reeves is keen to boost British pension funds’ commitment to UK plc. If pension funds were obliged to follow a domestic benchmark, this could cause a dramatic re-rating of gilt and shares." . . . |
Posted at 18/9/2024 10:04 by pirates4 UK ENERGY STORAGE LTD: "This will help strengthen our application for government Revenue Support by providing strategic investors comfort that the project links directly to a major industrial user base," says UKEn CEO Sanderson https://tinyurl.com/ |
Posted at 10/9/2024 11:39 by bionicdog MFThere are some canny investors on here that's for sure. |
Posted at 29/8/2024 15:24 by bionicdog That's OK then. Very topical. Do real investors read PI? I very much doubt it , it's all paid for nonsense IMO. |
Posted at 29/8/2024 12:48 by jammydodger2 I find peters reply rather strange as the Hydrogen "Storage Working Group" have this to say."3. Depleted gas or oil reservoirs The most suitable option for offshore large-scale hydrogen storage is depleted hydrocarbon fields. These reservoirs are not only sufficient in size, but they also have proved to seal natural gas and oil adequately, with 74% of natural gas already being stored within depleted hydrocarbon fields globally50. In contrast to salt caverns, data and research are widely available as these sites have been used for extraction for decades51. The existing pipeline infrastructure from the gas fields to processing facilities and the gas grid can also prove crucial to investors as they can considerably reduce capital costs of hydrogen transport. As highlighted by the H21 report52, converting a depleted gas field can be more cost-effective in terms of cost per unit volume of storage than creating new salt caverns. This, however, highly depends on regional and site-specific circumstances. Furthermore, depleted gas fields are preferred over oil fields as gas may not be trapped by the same seal that held oil back. With oil fields being rich in water and gas as well, the planning process would face further challenges, such as modelling a four-component system. One potential issue which is frequently raised in relation to porous media is the risk of diffusion given the small diameter of hydrogen molecules compared to methane53. However, recent findings suggest that losses from dissolution and diffusion can be minimised to 0.1%54. Further investigation, including academia led projects such as the HyStorPor and HyUSPRe, showed no significant risk of hydrogen loss during laboratory testing and numerical modelling." |
Posted at 25/8/2024 18:59 by bionicdog Not great for the mug investors who follow him. |
Posted at 14/8/2024 18:44 by deltalo Far from a boiler room, do they still exist? Not interested in all that if it still goes on, No I'm in with investors who all do their own research and pass info to all. Some of us work different times so it's a community more so than a boiler room room or as I hate to say cult, This company is now on the radar and so it should be, I'll wish you all the best anyway and talk soon. |
Posted at 19/4/2024 11:22 by jammydodger2 Yet another sting in the tail. Still working their way through the forst 2m. Who would have thought it?"UK Oil & Gas PLC (London AIM: UKOG) is pleased to announce that to enable further orderly reduction of the balance of the funding facility announced on 28 June 2023 ("Loan"), it has delivered to RiverFort Global Opportunities PCC Limited and YA II PN Ltd ("Investors") a tranche of 200,000,000 ordinary shares ("Equity Shares"). Future conversion of these Equity Shares by the Investors will further reduce the current £0.545 million principal balance of the £2 million gross first cash sum received. It is expected that the Investors will convert these Equity Shares at the Variable Price, being equivalent to 100% of the Company's lowest daily volume weighted average price ("VWAP") in the fifteen trading days preceding the conversion date, or the date the Equity Shares are applied to discharge the Loan. The reduction in the Loan's principal balance from that stated in the Company's 13th March 2024 RNS results from the conversion of the prior tranche of 206,965,282 ordinary shares by the Investors at an average price of approximately 0.054 pence per share." |
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