I am probably the only guy in twitter who tweeted USD 155-160 is a possibility now for $TSLA as below ( rest are all $TSLA bulls😎), I am also one of the few who caught the USD 138 bottom on the exact day. So what is the implication if $TSLA going to USD 155 from here?
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Emperor Energy Limited (ASX: EMP) has appointed Malcolm King as a Director of its Board.
🔹Malcolm King is an experienced oil, gas and energy executive with a comprehensive technical, commercial and leadership background both in Australia and internationally with Shell, and more recently with mid and small cap ASX listed energy companies.
🔹He brings unique first-hand knowledge of the Judith Gas Field, having served as Shell’s wellsite geologist on the drilling rig during the Judith-1 gas discovery well in 1989.
🔹Malcolm’s skills and experience will strengthen Emperor Energy’s Board in the areas of sub-surface geology, offshore drilling and commercial project delivery.
Reflecting on Judith-1, Malcolm has long held the view that the discovery represented something of substantial scale. In his recollection of the Judith-1 well, Malcolm commented:
“There were very strong gas shows, irrespective of the heavily overweighted drilling fluid in use to suppress the well. We were sure on the drilling rig that we had found something really big. The gas discovery however, was determined as not being aligned with the key objectives at the time and the decision was made to plug and abandon the well without flow testing.”
ASX announcement ⚡ https://t.co/75kBUvjZUl @EmperorEnergy $EMP
$EMP Emperor Energy Secures $3.7 Million to Fast-Track Judith-2 Well Development @EmperorEnergy
💰 Emperor Energy has raised $3.7 million through a placement of 120 million shares at $0.031 each, supported by existing and new institutional investors.
🔧 Funds will advance the Judith-2 Well in the Gippsland Basin, including securing the Valaris 107 rig and other critical items to reach a final investment decision.
⛽️ The Judith Gas Field, with 166 BCF 2C Contingent Resource and 1.86 TCF Prospective Resources, is strategically located near existing infrastructure to address Australia’s east coast gas shortage