Kan clean tech programmet til QEC være en del av dette?
Det begynner å bli en del aksjer her. Må innrømme att jeg kjenner jeg er på et briste punkt her. Håper att det går rette veien og ikke se på det som fradrag på skatten 
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Ikke noe å si på oppslutningen om fossil energi/natgas i Quebec:
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Skjul Minister comments on electricity energy shortage in Quebec
IKKE-INFORMASJONSPLIKTIGE PRESSEMELDINGER
The Minister of Economy, Innovation and Energy in Quebec, Pierre Fitzgibbon, commented recently on the imminent electricity energy shortage in the province. According to the press coverage, Minister Fitzgibbon was quoted ‘Electricity, it will surely run out’. (Links to the media articles can be found below). Despite its significant hydropower resources, the province of Quebec is anticipating a shortfall of between 100 terrawatt hours (approximately 50% of its current production) and 150 Terrawatt hours by 2050. While the Government plans to build more wind turbines, Minister Fitzgibbon notes that the real challenge is what can be done in the short term. He was also quoted saying ‘Quebecers must be frugal with the megawatts we have left.’ As a result of this shortfall, the Government of Quebec plans to introduce a bill next year that could require industrial consumers to reduce their energy usage during peak periods. Residential consumers could also be called upon to reduce their electricity consumption. He did not rule out imitating France ‘which recommends lowering the heating of residences to 19 degrees Celsius’. As previously noted in its third quarter 2022 report, with a secure supply of local natural gas, Questerre believes its Clean Gas could help Quebec free up critical electricity.
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"Éric Duhaime sa at han var overrasket over invitasjonen fra François Legault, som ønsker å høre ideene hans. “Jeg vet ikke om han kommer til å reaktivere kortet mitt slik at vi kan komme inn i parlamentet eller om vi skal møtes på parkeringsplassen,” sa han spørrende. Lederen for det konservative partiet i Quebec (PCQ) ønsket likevel statsministerens åpenhet velkommen, og bekreftet at partiet han leder forsvarer ideer ignorert av andre politiske partier. De konservative fremmer utviklingen av naturgass i Quebec, og bekrefter at denne sektoren må økes for å lykkes i elektrifiseringen av økonomien. I sin valgplattform bemerker PCQ blant annet at «hovedhindringen for elektrifisering av transport er Hydro-Québecs elektrisitetsproduksjonskapasitet». Éric Duhaime støtter bygging av nye demninger i denne sammenhengen. Men i umiddelbar fremtid mener partiet hans at Quebec må «konvertere deler av vinteroppvarmingen til naturgass, for å forhindre at toppperioden om vinteren tvinger folk til å velge mellom å varme opp eller kjøre elbilen sin». Mr. Duhaime ønsker også at naturgassindustrien i Quebec skal identifisere sektorer der prosjekter vil være lønnsomme. Regjeringens rolle ville være “å sikre at det er sosial aksept i samfunnene der det vil bli gjort”. Duhaime ønsker også at naturgassindustrien i Quebec skal identifisere sektorer der prosjekter vil være lønnsomme. Regjeringens rolle ville være “å sikre at det er sosial aksept i samfunnene der det vil bli gjort”. Duhaime ønsker også at naturgassindustrien i Quebec skal identifisere sektorer der prosjekter vil være lønnsomme. Regjeringens rolle ville være “å sikre at det er sosial aksept i samfunnene der det vil bli gjort”.
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Ja gassen kommer i Quebec, tror bare Legault trenger noen pådrivere slik at han kan skifte mening på en troverdig måte.
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Nærmer seg børsmelding ang erstatningskrav. Fra kv3 rapporten:
“Our legal claim is that by enacting Bill 21 and revoking our exploration licenses, with no meaningful compensation, the province has been ‘unjustly enriched’ by the value of our discovery. As we have previously noted, the discovery once made, cannot be undiscovered and it has tremendous value to whoever owns it. Our expert witness is working to quantify the value of this discovery and our resulting damages. This should be finalized early in the new year and submitted with our revised pleadings to the Superior Court.”
“Our expert witness is working to quantify the value of this discovery and our resulting damages. This should be finalized early in the new year and submitted with our revised pleadings to the Superior Court.”
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Fant den på forumet på Hegnar. Prøvde å legge linken inn her men det virker ikke.
Selv om jeg kopierte adressen på youtube so virker den ikke her. Rart men sån er det nå bare.
“There’s an opening”; “There are signs” ; “The Quebec government… it could actually happen”
Canada should provide LNG to Europe: expert explains why | Power Play with Vassy Kapelos
CTV News
- feb.
2023
Bjorn Inge Tonnessen with Questerre Energy says that Canada could play a vital role in providing natural gas resources to Europe.
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Det er faktisk store nyheter. Vil ikke tro at en ender på nyhetene uten å ha hold i informasjonen. Mye skjer nok på bakrommet og håper på en fin melding snart😊
Kanskje ikke tilfeldig at dette kommer nå, når erstatningskravet skal fremmes i disse dager.
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Om det åpnes for utvinning i Lowlands, vil det bli en euforisk stemning, med ekstrem god oppside i “valuation” .
Noen som husker Blue sky scenarioet til First Securities( Swedbank idag) for 9 år siden?
Compelling frontier shale gas play
We re-initiate coverage on Questerre Energy Corp (QEC NO) with a Buy recommendation
and target price NOK 23 per share.
• The Utica play appears to be one of the most promising emerging shale plays in North
America, and Questerre should be located in the sweet spot.
• The upside from today’s share price is tremendous, with a blue-sky potential NAV/share of
NOK 170.
Best case – NAV of NOK 170/share
Pinpointing the value of Questerre’s Utica shale assets is impossible, as the shale still is in
an early stage of development and there are still larger uncertainties surrounding several
important valuation input parameters.
It is however not difficult to see that the upside potential is huge in a best case scenario.
Expected recovery rates for the more established shale plays are in the core areas between 20 and 40%, and 10-20% is regarded as a good initial estimate of what can be expected from a new shale play. If we value the Utica acreage using a 20% recovery and a
best case estimate of 150 bcf/section of gas-in-place in the Utica, we reach an unrisked
NAV of NOK 170 per share (without applying any value to other horizons in Quebec,
Lorraine and Trenton-Black-River).
Vekst
i 2015 gikk kursen til ca 10kr på rykter om åpning i Quebec, og da eide QEC kun 25% av feltet. Nå sitter de på hele, etter at de overtok Repsol sine 75%. Så oppsiden ved tillatelse utvinning, er enorm.
Etter Repsol dealen kommer selskapet til å eie rundt 1 mill net acres
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THE BUSINESS CASE — Questerre Energy’s board chair, a Norwegian named BJORN INGE TONNESSEN , visited Ottawa last week with a blunt message about his company’s ambition for Canadian liquefied natural gas exports to Europe.
“We are here to say that Prime Minister Trudeau is wrong,” Tonnessen told Playbook while he was in town.
— Flashback: When German Chancellor OLAF SCHOLZ visited Canada last August, Globe and Mail reporter STEVE CHASE asked the PM at a Montreal press conference about the prospect of LNG exports to Europe in the next five years.
We’ve bolded the lightning rod in Trudeau’s response.
“There are a number of potential projects, including one in St. John’s and some others, that are on the books for which there has never been a strong business case because of the distance from the gas fields, because of the need to transport that gas over long distances before liquification,” he said, referring to gas deposits in western Canada.
Trudeau acknowledged the “new context” — i.e. the war in Ukraine — could make a business case for LNG exports as European markets search for alternatives to Russian energy. But the damage was done. The PM’s critics howled.
— Who needs the west? Questerre is sitting on large LNG deposits in Quebec about 25 kilometers from the port of Bécancour on the St. Lawrence River.
Tonnessen says the company could be exporting LNG by 2025. Save for one hitch.
— Stranded: Quebec has banned oil and gas development in the province. Questerre is seeking compensation from the province for its marooned resources.
— Evolving rhetoric: Quebec’s finance minister, ERIC GIRARD , hinted at a shift in thinking during a radio interview last July. Asked about a different LNG proposal, Girard appeared to suggest an openness to projects with firm commitments from customers that would replace coal or oil — and environmentally responsible operations.
Tonnessen claims his company ticks those boxes in Quebec. He’s “feeling more and more positive” about his company’s prospects these days. He came to Ottawa in search of customers.
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"Premier Blaine Higgs said he wants natural gas to start being developed in New Brunswick and tied it to the recent licence extension won by Saint John LNG. He made the statement during his February 9 state of the province address.
The facility was granted approval to extend the start date of its natural gas export licence, from 10 to 14 years. The company now has until 2032 to begin exports of LNG.
“We have exceptional natural gas resources right here in our province that, if developed responsibly, in partnership with First Nations, could displace coal, displace oil, and lower emissions across Atlantic Canada,” Higgs said.
“But we will need to move quickly.”"
QUEBEC NEXT…
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