Difference between revisions of "Algy Cluff"
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'''Algy Cluff''' founded [[Cluff Oil]] (subsequently [[Cluff Resources]]) in 1971. | '''Algy Cluff''' founded [[Cluff Oil]] (subsequently [[Cluff Resources]]) in 1971. | ||
| − | He is a former chairman (and former proprietor) of [[The Spectator]] and a Tory Party fundraiser. | + | He is a former chairman (and former proprietor) of [[The Spectator]] and a Tory Party fundraiser. |
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| + | He stepped down from his long-running non-executive chairmanship of West Africa mining company [[Cluff Gold]] (later renamed [[Amara Mining]] in May 2012. <ref name="Gold"> Matthew Allan, Cluff Gold's old boys' club days over, Investors Chronicle, 09 October 2012 </ref> | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
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==Activities== | ==Activities== | ||
Cluff Natural Resources hold UCG licences for the Loughor Estuary, in Carmarthenshire, and the Dee Esturary between Wales and Liverpool. In 2013 they were bidding on a further four. <ref>Lorna Stephenson, [http://newint.org/blog/2013/06/20/underground-coal-gasification-britain/ Coming to Britain: Underground Coal Gasification], New Internationalist blog, June 20, 2013, acc 17 November 2013 </ref> | Cluff Natural Resources hold UCG licences for the Loughor Estuary, in Carmarthenshire, and the Dee Esturary between Wales and Liverpool. In 2013 they were bidding on a further four. <ref>Lorna Stephenson, [http://newint.org/blog/2013/06/20/underground-coal-gasification-britain/ Coming to Britain: Underground Coal Gasification], New Internationalist blog, June 20, 2013, acc 17 November 2013 </ref> | ||
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| + | ==Royal connections== | ||
| + | Cluff hired [[Pippa Middleton]] at the height of her sister's post-wedding fame as a geothermal spokeswoman for his fledgling venture [[Cluff Geothermal]]. <ref name="Gold"/> | ||
==Views== | ==Views== | ||
Revision as of 03:31, 24 November 2014
Algy Cluff founded Cluff Oil (subsequently Cluff Resources) in 1971.
He is a former chairman (and former proprietor) of The Spectator and a Tory Party fundraiser.
He stepped down from his long-running non-executive chairmanship of West Africa mining company Cluff Gold (later renamed Amara Mining in May 2012. [1]
Contents
Background
Cluff Natural Resources is an AIM-listed resource company'currently focused on unlocking the energy potential in the UK via the proven Deep Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) process which involves targeting stranded coal and converting it into syngas. The company is awaiting planning and environmental permits for eight Deep UCG licences, it is intended that the licences will be developed to production.
Activities
Cluff Natural Resources hold UCG licences for the Loughor Estuary, in Carmarthenshire, and the Dee Esturary between Wales and Liverpool. In 2013 they were bidding on a further four. [2]
Royal connections
Cluff hired Pippa Middleton at the height of her sister's post-wedding fame as a geothermal spokeswoman for his fledgling venture Cluff Geothermal. [1]
Views
Affiliations
- Global Vision
- Open Europe
- William De La Warr(Earl De La Warr DL) is a non-executive director at Cluff Natural Resources plc.
- Amara Mining
Contact
- Website:
Resources
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Matthew Allan, Cluff Gold's old boys' club days over, Investors Chronicle, 09 October 2012
- ↑ Lorna Stephenson, Coming to Britain: Underground Coal Gasification, New Internationalist blog, June 20, 2013, acc 17 November 2013
