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Edison plans to increase LNG imports for greater flexibility
Yahoo Finance· 2025-09-11 14:38
Edison, an Italy-based gas company, is set to enhance its flexibility in managing demand by substituting some gas volumes from pipeline contracts with liquefied natural gas (LNG), reported Reuters, citing the company’s CEO Nicola Monti. The company also entered into a 15-year deal with Shell to procure approximately 700,000 tonnes per annum (tpa) of US LNG, commencing in 2028. European operators like Edison are increasingly turning to LNG to better navigate uncertain consumption patterns in Italy and acr ...
Questerre Energy (OTCPK:QTEY.F) Earnings Call Presentation
2025-09-10 06:00
Corporate Strategy & Assets - Questerre holds strategic interests in Red Leaf for patented oil shale technology and a large oil resource in Utah[2] - The company is assessing a significant oil shale deposit in the Kingdom of Jordan for commercial development[2, 22] - Questerre is seeking value for a giant natural gas discovery in the St Lawrence Lowlands, Quebec[2, 27] - The company has a condensate-rich Montney resource play in Western Alberta with attractive economics and proven tight oil production in SE Saskatchewan/SW Manitoba[2] Financial & Operational Performance (Q2 2025) - Funds Flow from Operations reached $5 million[4] - Capital Expenditures amounted to $1 million[4] - The company reported a Working Capital Surplus of $13.2 million[4] - Production averaged 3,091 boe/d, with 55% weighting towards oil and liquids[4] - Revenue per boe was $48.62, with an Operating Netback of $21.90 per boe[4] Market Capitalization & Share Structure (Aug 31, 2025) - The Market Capitalization stood at $146 million[6] - Insiders held 24,099,804 shares, representing 6% of the total[6] - The Free Float was 404,416,032 shares, accounting for 94% of the total[6] - Daily Trading Volume averaged 1.6 million shares[6] Quebec Legal & Political Challenges - The company is seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada regarding the Quebec Court of Appeal decision on Bill 21[38] - Economic losses related to the Quebec situation are estimated to range between $700 million and $4.8 billion[38]