Skifergasprojektet i Wôlinak (Quebec) modtager støtte
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https://www.lenouvelliste.ca/2022/01/27/le-projet-de-gaz-de-schiste-a-wolinak-recoit-un-appui-4a6957ffd66539e3af588be008866df8?fbclid=IwAR03A4LeLXusbX4i5A6wMwKh9jSlN1PJPNTF0reZkNAbNugYpNcZwpgvD7k
The shale gas project in Wôlinak receives support
Marc Rochette
Marc Rochette
Le Nouvelliste
Involved in a shale gas pilot project with the company Questerre, the Abenakis of Wôlinak Council has just received support from the Aboriginal Resource Council of Canada.
Representing more than 130 First Nations who have a direct interest in energy production, this organization recalls the intention of the Quebec government to prohibit the exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons in the province.
"First Nations across Canada have the right to self-determination and that right includes the ability to generate revenue from the resources within their territory," said Chief Brady O'Watch, vice-chairman of the council. 'IRC (Indian Resource Council) and Chief of Carry the Kettle First Nation, Saskatchewan.
“We have followed and continue to follow with great interest the intention of the Quebec government to prohibit all energy production without regard to Aboriginal rights and existing treaties,” he warns.
The proposed energy center will produce clean energy, including zero-emission gas, and will use new carbon recycling technology. The development will also assess the potential for carbon dioxide sequestration as well as the production of clean hydrogen.
“The zero-emission energy center project is in line with the desire of the Abenakis of Wôlinak and the people of Quebec to protect the environment and reduce emissions. And it is an important source of income that the Abenakis badly need to achieve their goal of self-sufficiency,” adds Chief O’Watch.
“For First Nations who have hydrocarbon reserves on their territory, it is imperative that provincial and federal policies do not abrogate or interfere with the right of Indigenous communities to develop and benefit from these assets,” adds IRC President Stephen Buffalo.
According to him, the ban announced by the Government of Quebec to produce energy from resources constitutes a clear violation of ancestral and treaty rights.
“And the IRC will do everything in its power to support the Abenakis in their desire to develop their economy in the way they deem best for their nation,” he said.
For the Chief of the Abenakis of Wôlinak, Michel Bernard, true reconciliation will begin when the First Nations can develop their own economy to ensure their prosperity and stability and when they can participate fully and entirely and in a meaningful way in the Quebec economy and Canadian. "Our project with Questerre will help achieve this goal," he says.
Favorable poll
In addition, the Association de l'énergie du Québec (AEQ) has released the results of a survey which show that Quebecers are overwhelmingly in favor of natural gas projects in partnership with Aboriginal communities.
These data are part of a Léger survey conducted in Quebec in October with more than 2,800 respondents from several regions. Seventy-two percent of people surveyed answered yes when asked if the Quebec government should allow First Nations to participate in a natural gas pilot project.
“The government has always said it would allow development if there is social acceptability. I wonder how we can seek more acceptability when there is almost no opposition in Quebec to the respectful, full and complete participation of the First Nations, ”points out President Éric Tetrault.
In addition to social acceptability, the AEQ recalls that the Quebec government is required to respect the principle of self-determination of Indigenous peoples as recognized by the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Framework for the Recognition and government's implementation plan adopted last June.
This principle clearly states that indigenous peoples have the right to natural resources on their ancestral lands to ensure their development and prosperity.
The AEQ is aware that this agreement between Questerre and the Abenakis of Wôlinak Council comes at a time when the Quebec government is considering tabling a bill to ban the production of hydrocarbons in Quebec.
It once again asks the government to make arrangements to move forward with pilot projects for CO2 capture and storage and zero-emission natural gas production, zero drinking water, zero toxic fluids and with different method than fracturing.
https://www.lenouvelliste.ca/2022/01/27/le-projet-de-gaz-de-schiste-a-wolinak-recoit-un-appui-4a6957ffd66539e3af588be008866df8?fbclid=IwAR03A4LeLXusbX4i5A6wMwKh9jSlN1PJPNTF0reZkNAbNugYpNcZwpgvD7k
The shale gas project in Wôlinak receives support
Marc Rochette
Marc Rochette
Le Nouvelliste
Involved in a shale gas pilot project with the company Questerre, the Abenakis of Wôlinak Council has just received support from the Aboriginal Resource Council of Canada.
Representing more than 130 First Nations who have a direct interest in energy production, this organization recalls the intention of the Quebec government to prohibit the exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons in the province.
"First Nations across Canada have the right to self-determination and that right includes the ability to generate revenue from the resources within their territory," said Chief Brady O'Watch, vice-chairman of the council. 'IRC (Indian Resource Council) and Chief of Carry the Kettle First Nation, Saskatchewan.
“We have followed and continue to follow with great interest the intention of the Quebec government to prohibit all energy production without regard to Aboriginal rights and existing treaties,” he warns.
The proposed energy center will produce clean energy, including zero-emission gas, and will use new carbon recycling technology. The development will also assess the potential for carbon dioxide sequestration as well as the production of clean hydrogen.
“The zero-emission energy center project is in line with the desire of the Abenakis of Wôlinak and the people of Quebec to protect the environment and reduce emissions. And it is an important source of income that the Abenakis badly need to achieve their goal of self-sufficiency,” adds Chief O’Watch.
“For First Nations who have hydrocarbon reserves on their territory, it is imperative that provincial and federal policies do not abrogate or interfere with the right of Indigenous communities to develop and benefit from these assets,” adds IRC President Stephen Buffalo.
According to him, the ban announced by the Government of Quebec to produce energy from resources constitutes a clear violation of ancestral and treaty rights.
“And the IRC will do everything in its power to support the Abenakis in their desire to develop their economy in the way they deem best for their nation,” he said.
For the Chief of the Abenakis of Wôlinak, Michel Bernard, true reconciliation will begin when the First Nations can develop their own economy to ensure their prosperity and stability and when they can participate fully and entirely and in a meaningful way in the Quebec economy and Canadian. "Our project with Questerre will help achieve this goal," he says.
Favorable poll
In addition, the Association de l'énergie du Québec (AEQ) has released the results of a survey which show that Quebecers are overwhelmingly in favor of natural gas projects in partnership with Aboriginal communities.
These data are part of a Léger survey conducted in Quebec in October with more than 2,800 respondents from several regions. Seventy-two percent of people surveyed answered yes when asked if the Quebec government should allow First Nations to participate in a natural gas pilot project.
“The government has always said it would allow development if there is social acceptability. I wonder how we can seek more acceptability when there is almost no opposition in Quebec to the respectful, full and complete participation of the First Nations, ”points out President Éric Tetrault.
In addition to social acceptability, the AEQ recalls that the Quebec government is required to respect the principle of self-determination of Indigenous peoples as recognized by the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Framework for the Recognition and government's implementation plan adopted last June.
This principle clearly states that indigenous peoples have the right to natural resources on their ancestral lands to ensure their development and prosperity.
The AEQ is aware that this agreement between Questerre and the Abenakis of Wôlinak Council comes at a time when the Quebec government is considering tabling a bill to ban the production of hydrocarbons in Quebec.
It once again asks the government to make arrangements to move forward with pilot projects for CO2 capture and storage and zero-emission natural gas production, zero drinking water, zero toxic fluids and with different method than fracturing.
Ja, det her svært positivt for QEC. Enten får de et pilot-projekt, eller så får de erstatning med fair value 👏👏 Det kalder jeg en win win situation 🚀🚀
Kvike11
28.01.2022 kl 07:32
19661
Endelig går det den rigtige vej også for nogle dele af myndighederne
Må og kan give et fint kurs løft.
Må og kan give et fint kurs løft.
tynnidioten
28.01.2022 kl 08:14
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Jeg har sendt denne til Finansavisen.
Hvis flere gjør det øker sjansen for at den publiseres.
Ellers kan det bli en tung dag.
Hvis flere gjør det øker sjansen for at den publiseres.
Ellers kan det bli en tung dag.
Redigert 28.01.2022 kl 08:21
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Da blir det nok en tung dag. Alt som skrives om Qec er ikke nyheter som er verdt å skrive om, denne er en slik "nyhet" . Blir nok ingen omtale i dag fra FA, da må det komme en nyhet av betydning.
Upup
28.01.2022 kl 08:48
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Vet ikke helt det..det er langt mer komfortabelt for politikerne i Quebec å ha oljeselskaper fra alberta som motpart enn urbefolkningen. Nå har det ballet på seg fra en stamme, til en organisasjon som representerer "130 first nations".
tuja
28.01.2022 kl 08:55
19245
Tror nok QEC med denne avtalen, som favner over 130 first nations, har satt myndighetene sjakk matt. At noen selger aksjen ned mot 2kr,med det bakteppet, er totalt uforståelig. Men, hver sitt valg. Her kan det komme kursdrivende nyheter når som helst. Og nå i februar starter de folkevalgte opp igjen møtevirksomheten, der erstatning/fossil energi er ett hovedtema. Gleder meg til fortsettelsen.
Nano Rekyl
28.01.2022 kl 09:23
18989
Nettet snører seg inn for de folkevalgte. Kommer stadig ny og god lesing som er til fordel for QEC :)
Ellers er jeg helt enig med deg tuja angående å selge nå!
Ha ellers en fin, fin børsdag alle sammen!
Ellers er jeg helt enig med deg tuja angående å selge nå!
Ha ellers en fin, fin børsdag alle sammen!
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mofi1
28.01.2022 kl 09:32
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Selskapet har satt seg i en unik posisjon. De har nå støtte eller om dere vil sosial aksept fra urinnvånerne og deres organisasjoner til sammen å få utvikle verdiene i bakken til en hel rekke produkter med en forurensningsfri metode!
Samtidig har de om dette blir nektet dem og ikke minst også nektet urbefolkningen å få utvikle sine områder for å kunne styrke sin egen økonomi, gjort forhandlingsposisjon mot myndighetene atskillig bedre i forhold til nivået på en eventuell erstatning!
Samtidig har de om dette blir nektet dem og ikke minst også nektet urbefolkningen å få utvikle sine områder for å kunne styrke sin egen økonomi, gjort forhandlingsposisjon mot myndighetene atskillig bedre i forhold til nivået på en eventuell erstatning!
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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-quebec-indigenous-groups-join-questerre-energy-in-push-for-natural-gas/
Quebec Indigenous groups join Questerre Energy in push for natural gas development
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has gained additional First Nations support for its push to develop what it calls a “zero-emissions” natural gas hub in Quebec, ahead of a looming ban by the province on any future oil and gas development.
The Indian Resource Council of Canada (IRC), an organization representing more than 130 First Nations that produce energy or have direct interests in the energy industry, issued a statement of support late Wednesday for the proposed project. The hub would be located near Bécancour, Que., on land the Abenaki First Nation of Wolinak considers its traditional territory.
The Abenakis last week announced a preliminary deal with Calgary-based Questerre that would give them a share of the profits from development on the land. The Abenakis would also have an opportunity to acquire a working interest in Questerre’s exploration licences and participate in future development.
“This project has the full support of the Abenakis and offers innovative solutions to reducing emissions while providing an affordable and reliable source of energy to the market,” IRC president Stephen Buffalo said. “The current proposed ban by the Government of Quebec on oil and gas development is a clear violation of Aboriginal and treaty rights and the IRC will do everything it can to support the Abenakis.”
Alberta energy junior Questerre seeks to test Quebec’s ban on oil and gas development
The move by Indigenous groups to back the proposal raises the stakes for Quebec Premier François Legault, whose government is readying new legislation that will put the hydrocarbon development ban into effect. The Premier, who faces an election in October, may be forced to consider whether boosting his environmental credibility is worth roiling First Nations as they try to raise own-source revenue for their communities.
Resource estimates suggest Quebec has enough natural gas to meet its own needs for several decades, most of it concentrated in the province’s portion of the Utica shale formation along the southern flank of the St. Lawrence River, in and around the Bécancour region. Early efforts to access the gas, using a technique that fractured the underlying rock, met with significant public opposition. The majority of the deposits remain untapped.
Questerre holds the licence rights to more than one million gross acres of farmland in the province. The company’s efforts to develop natural gas projects have been repeatedly thwarted by government moratoriums. Rather than exit the province, Questerre has continued trying to convince decision-makers that it can adopt new production methods that mesh with Quebec’s environmental goals.
Questerre is proposing a pilot project that would drill for natural gas with new underground well-stimulation techniques, powered by hydroelectricity and using biodegradable chemicals. It says this would reduce extraction-related emissions to near zero.
The company wants to build two pipelines in the Bécancour area – one to carry carbon dioxide and another to carry natural gas. It would sell the gas to local industrial clients while taking back the carbon dioxide and either recycling it or storing it to avoid releasing it into the atmosphere. It has submitted an application to government authorities to test a carbon-sequestration reservoir, which would be the first piece of the project.
The plan is little more than a “desperate strategy, a Hail Mary,” by a company whose business model is under threat, said Émile Boisseau-Bouvier, a climate policy analyst at Montreal-based environmental group Équiterre.
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“Oil and gas companies are feeling the heat, and the industry is trying really hard to find loopholes to continue making money by any means,” Mr. Boisseau-Bouvier said. That includes “greenwashing their activities with false technological solutions,” such as carbon capture and storage, he said.
Geneviève Tremblay, a spokesperson for Jonatan Julien, Quebec’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, said the government welcomes any mutually beneficial agreement between a company and a First Nations community. But she said the government is holding firm on its intention to introduce new legislation that will enact a ban on oil and gas development.
Quebec imports most of its natural gas from the United States and Western Canada.
Eric Tétrault, president of l’Association de l’Énergie du Québec, a trade group whose members include natural gas developers, argued that gas extraction isn’t necessarily harmful to the environment. “Say
Quebec Indigenous groups join Questerre Energy in push for natural gas development
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A Questerre shale gas exploration well is seen near St. Edouard, Que.
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has gained additional First Nations support for its push to develop what it calls a “zero-emissions” natural gas hub in Quebec, ahead of a looming ban by the province on any future oil and gas development.
The Indian Resource Council of Canada (IRC), an organization representing more than 130 First Nations that produce energy or have direct interests in the energy industry, issued a statement of support late Wednesday for the proposed project. The hub would be located near Bécancour, Que., on land the Abenaki First Nation of Wolinak considers its traditional territory.
The Abenakis last week announced a preliminary deal with Calgary-based Questerre that would give them a share of the profits from development on the land. The Abenakis would also have an opportunity to acquire a working interest in Questerre’s exploration licences and participate in future development.
“This project has the full support of the Abenakis and offers innovative solutions to reducing emissions while providing an affordable and reliable source of energy to the market,” IRC president Stephen Buffalo said. “The current proposed ban by the Government of Quebec on oil and gas development is a clear violation of Aboriginal and treaty rights and the IRC will do everything it can to support the Abenakis.”
Alberta energy junior Questerre seeks to test Quebec’s ban on oil and gas development
The move by Indigenous groups to back the proposal raises the stakes for Quebec Premier François Legault, whose government is readying new legislation that will put the hydrocarbon development ban into effect. The Premier, who faces an election in October, may be forced to consider whether boosting his environmental credibility is worth roiling First Nations as they try to raise own-source revenue for their communities.
Resource estimates suggest Quebec has enough natural gas to meet its own needs for several decades, most of it concentrated in the province’s portion of the Utica shale formation along the southern flank of the St. Lawrence River, in and around the Bécancour region. Early efforts to access the gas, using a technique that fractured the underlying rock, met with significant public opposition. The majority of the deposits remain untapped.
Questerre holds the licence rights to more than one million gross acres of farmland in the province. The company’s efforts to develop natural gas projects have been repeatedly thwarted by government moratoriums. Rather than exit the province, Questerre has continued trying to convince decision-makers that it can adopt new production methods that mesh with Quebec’s environmental goals.
Questerre is proposing a pilot project that would drill for natural gas with new underground well-stimulation techniques, powered by hydroelectricity and using biodegradable chemicals. It says this would reduce extraction-related emissions to near zero.
The company wants to build two pipelines in the Bécancour area – one to carry carbon dioxide and another to carry natural gas. It would sell the gas to local industrial clients while taking back the carbon dioxide and either recycling it or storing it to avoid releasing it into the atmosphere. It has submitted an application to government authorities to test a carbon-sequestration reservoir, which would be the first piece of the project.
The plan is little more than a “desperate strategy, a Hail Mary,” by a company whose business model is under threat, said Émile Boisseau-Bouvier, a climate policy analyst at Montreal-based environmental group Équiterre.
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“Oil and gas companies are feeling the heat, and the industry is trying really hard to find loopholes to continue making money by any means,” Mr. Boisseau-Bouvier said. That includes “greenwashing their activities with false technological solutions,” such as carbon capture and storage, he said.
Geneviève Tremblay, a spokesperson for Jonatan Julien, Quebec’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, said the government welcomes any mutually beneficial agreement between a company and a First Nations community. But she said the government is holding firm on its intention to introduce new legislation that will enact a ban on oil and gas development.
Quebec imports most of its natural gas from the United States and Western Canada.
Eric Tétrault, president of l’Association de l’Énergie du Québec, a trade group whose members include natural gas developers, argued that gas extraction isn’t necessarily harmful to the environment. “Say
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Fjellbris
28.01.2022 kl 10:02
18626
Virker ikke som markedet har fått med seg hva som er i ferd med å skje. Bare å laste det man kan her nede før det smeller opp🚀
Ikke rart SPB1 satt kursmål 4-10 vedr erstatning etter oppdateringen / morgenmøte med QEC. Jason selv tror altså på 20-40😀🚀🚀
Ikke rart SPB1 satt kursmål 4-10 vedr erstatning etter oppdateringen / morgenmøte med QEC. Jason selv tror altså på 20-40😀🚀🚀
Redigert 28.01.2022 kl 10:03
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tror neppe vi får noen oppgang før det ligger konkret på bordet enten erstatning eller pilot, i det øyeblikket som det blir meldt så får vi en voldsom rekyl!! Den dagen da finansavisene kommer med den nyheten her hjemme så kan vi spenne sikkerhetsbelte, men inntil videre så vil vake i det kurs område som vi er pt!! Ha en fin dag:-)
tynnidioten
28.01.2022 kl 10:30
18451
I går skrev du;
"Er ikke lett å få kjøpt noe nå!! svært få selger så det skal bli gøy og se hvor lenge denne kursen holder før vi går opp!"
Hvorfor har du endret syn fra i går?
"Er ikke lett å få kjøpt noe nå!! svært få selger så det skal bli gøy og se hvor lenge denne kursen holder før vi går opp!"
Hvorfor har du endret syn fra i går?
sigj2
28.01.2022 kl 10:31
18437
Når det smallt skikkelig forrigegang så måtte ledelsen i Qec børsmelde at de ikke visste grunnen til det.
En uke senere eller no så PANG!! Så ligger en avtale på bordet med first nations hehe det var ikke avtalen som gjorde at det smallt opp?......mange lekkasjer rundt forbi🤣
En uke senere eller no så PANG!! Så ligger en avtale på bordet med first nations hehe det var ikke avtalen som gjorde at det smallt opp?......mange lekkasjer rundt forbi🤣
tynnidioten
28.01.2022 kl 10:37
18376
"Forrigegang" var det et "algoritmestunt".
Redigert 28.01.2022 kl 10:41
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tynnidioten, jeg har ikke endret syn, les hva jeg skrev (gøy og se hvor lenge denne kursen holder før vi går opp) mener du jeg har satt noe tidsperspektiv på det notatet?
Folk kjøper seg litt opp før helga. Kjipt å stå på utsiden hvis det kommer nyheter i helga. God helg!
Redigert 28.01.2022 kl 15:02
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tuja
28.01.2022 kl 15:10
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Ja, hvem vil stå utenfor med alt det som pågår rundt aksjen over helga? Her kan det ramle inn kursdrivende info når som helst, som kan sende kursen sky high. Her er 2 utfall? Pilot eller erstatning. Begge vil booste kursen skikkelig.
God helg :)
God helg :)
sheepman
28.01.2022 kl 15:21
17832
Blir nok bare erstatning. Synes det er helt greit jeg! tipper vi får erstatning på mellom 4 og 15 kr aksjen.Svaret får vi i løpet av februar
Lykke til!
Lykke til!
Ja og MB er ekspert på å komme nyheter enten sent torsdag eller fredag så mitt tips er en av disse dagene ilp av noen uker eller nær forestående!
God helg :-)
God helg :-)
mofi1
28.01.2022 kl 15:31
17747
Før avtalen med First Nations trodde jeg nok at en erstatning i beste fall ville komme i det nedre siktet av hva folket her inne har forventet, men etter at de har fått urfolket på sin side har situasjonen endret seg radikalt. Nå kan de dytte hele organisasjonen til urfolket foran seg hvor de også antagelig må tilgodeses i et erstatningsoppgjør fordi staten fratar dem muligheten til å utvikle sine rettmessige verdier i grunnen de besitter sammen med Questerre!
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mofi1, helt enig i din antagelse.
Efter aftalen med First Nations står QEC uden tvivl i en meget stærkere position end tidligere, så procenterne for et pilot projekt er steget markant efter aftalen.
Efter aftalen med First Nations står QEC uden tvivl i en meget stærkere position end tidligere, så procenterne for et pilot projekt er steget markant efter aftalen.
tynnidioten skrev Ja, jeg regner "nå" som et tidsperspektiv.
ok deg om det, da er vi i gang med kveruleringa igjen skjønner jeg. god kveld !
mofi1
28.01.2022 kl 15:53
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Men egentlig er jeg blitt styrket i troen, særlig etter Jasons svar på våre forespørsler, om at selskapet fort kan få en avtale med myndighetene om sammen med First Nations å teste sin nullutslippsteknologi sammen med karbonlagring.
Vi får se, men uansett ser det ganske så klart ut for at kursen bør ha litt å gå på:-)
Vi får se, men uansett ser det ganske så klart ut for at kursen bør ha litt å gå på:-)
tynnidioten
28.01.2022 kl 16:36
17341
Slettet brukerskrev ok deg om det, da er vi i gang med kveruleringa igjen skjønner jeg. god kveld !
Det er da ikke å "kverulere" å spørre hvorfor du har endret syn;
20.1 skrev du;
"bare å spenne sikkerhetsbelte framover nå Elly :-)"
Du har bare snakket om oppgang.
I dag skriver du "tror neppe vi får noen oppgang før det ligger konkret på bordet enten erstatning eller pilot"
Har du fått noen nye inputs ?
Vi fikk jo faktisk en fin oppgang i dag - røde børser tatt i betrakting.
20.1 skrev du;
"bare å spenne sikkerhetsbelte framover nå Elly :-)"
Du har bare snakket om oppgang.
I dag skriver du "tror neppe vi får noen oppgang før det ligger konkret på bordet enten erstatning eller pilot"
Har du fått noen nye inputs ?
Vi fikk jo faktisk en fin oppgang i dag - røde børser tatt i betrakting.
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uptrade
28.01.2022 kl 18:26
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Her er "First Nation" sine landområder:
https://native-land.ca/
(Klikk på Settler Label for Engelske by navn)
Så kan dere sammenligne områdene hvor QEC har lisensen:
https://i0.wp.com/marcellusdrilling.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Utica-Shale-in-Quebec.jpg?ssl=1
Ikke fasit, men det ser ut som ca 30% av området til QEC, tilhører First Nations ?
https://native-land.ca/
(Klikk på Settler Label for Engelske by navn)
Så kan dere sammenligne områdene hvor QEC har lisensen:
https://i0.wp.com/marcellusdrilling.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Utica-Shale-in-Quebec.jpg?ssl=1
Ikke fasit, men det ser ut som ca 30% av området til QEC, tilhører First Nations ?
Redigert 28.01.2022 kl 18:27
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ja og det var veldig positivt med + på en rød børs...oppgangen kommer den TI men rekylen kommer neppe før det kommer konkret enten pilot eller erstatning, den kan jo komme nær sagt når som helst den TI og da kan vi mest sannsynlig spenne sikkerhetsbelte, forøvrig ha en fin helg :-)
Barneskirenn
29.01.2022 kl 00:56
16225
Tjener Selskapet netto penger i dag?
Hva er dagens produksjon?
Hva er totale gjeld? Cash på bok?
Hva er dagens produksjon?
Hva er totale gjeld? Cash på bok?
tuja
29.01.2022 kl 10:44
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Automatisk teknisk analyse. Kort sikt, 28. jan 2022
Questerre Energy Corporation ligger i en stigende trendkanal på kort sikt. Det viser at investorer over tid har kjøpt til stadig høyere kurser for å komme seg inn i aksjen og indikerer en god utvikling for bedriften. Aksjen har støtte ved cirka 2.08 kroner og motstand ved cirka 2.93 kroner. Volumet har tidligere vært høyt rundt kurstopper og lavt rundt kursbunner. Dette styrker trendbildet. Aksjen anses samlet sett teknisk positiv på kort sikt.
Anbefaling en til seks ukers sikt: Kjøp (Score: 64)
Questerre Energy Corporation ligger i en stigende trendkanal på kort sikt. Det viser at investorer over tid har kjøpt til stadig høyere kurser for å komme seg inn i aksjen og indikerer en god utvikling for bedriften. Aksjen har støtte ved cirka 2.08 kroner og motstand ved cirka 2.93 kroner. Volumet har tidligere vært høyt rundt kurstopper og lavt rundt kursbunner. Dette styrker trendbildet. Aksjen anses samlet sett teknisk positiv på kort sikt.
Anbefaling en til seks ukers sikt: Kjøp (Score: 64)
Fjellbris
29.01.2022 kl 11:42
15386
Tuja 10.44 - herlig, bekrefter det vi har sett den siste tiden, svært få ønsker å selge her nede og de fleste som oss Tuja kjøper det vi kan og sitter klar når det smeller. Og smeller gjør det enten ved erstatning og da kr 4-10 (Jason tror på 20-40), eller ikke minst ved pilot.
tynnidioten
29.01.2022 kl 12:55
15132
NorskBulls
Signal Update
Our system’s recommendation today is to BUY. The pattern finally received a confirmation because the prices crossed above the confirmation level which was at 2,25, and our valid average buying price stands now at 2,27. The previous SELL signal was issued on 17.01.2022, 11 days ago, when the stock price was 2,13. Since then QEC.OL has risen by +6,57%.
Signal Update
Our system’s recommendation today is to BUY. The pattern finally received a confirmation because the prices crossed above the confirmation level which was at 2,25, and our valid average buying price stands now at 2,27. The previous SELL signal was issued on 17.01.2022, 11 days ago, when the stock price was 2,13. Since then QEC.OL has risen by +6,57%.