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https://theconversation.com/explainer-how-do-we-make-hydrogen-from-coal-and-is-it-really-a-clean-fuel-94911
https://www.coalage.com/features/hydrogen-from-coal/. Oracle have the coal in abundance.
Thank you, Damay, for providing well needed balance. Essential for a meaninful discord.
Thanks for immediately illustrating my point so perfectly!
He’s a deramper pathetic little man whose shorts are hurting him I have filtered the irrelevant &&&&
Thanks KSH, I think that’s a great perspective and a valuable post. I too am impressed by the CEO and I suspect you’re right that her personal credibility and contacts are critical in this instance. Please do keep asking questions. AIM is strewn with disappointed investors who should have done but didn’t. Countering any inquiring mind with ‘jog on fool’ is so utterly facile, it’s frankly embarrassing. Thanks again for your post.
You’re entitled to ask questions and absolutely not terrified by your questioning; in face it’s extremely valuable to have a contrary view/questioning mind. Some people on here are too defensive. I’ve bought a large quantity of shares recently and I’m excited by the future potential. I love the diversity of the projects and I’m impressed by Memon. Her background makes her well suited to the role. She was the ex Chair of the Sindh Board of Investment and has years of experience of negotiating with provincial and central government stakeholders as well as relationships in China - that is key here for this region and she has that. Appointing the former Chief Scientist from AFC Energy (£400m mcap) is a shrewd move too. Very hopeful for the future but will question along the way.
“ The art of good business is being a good middle man “.
Layer cake.
Found this info in the first Hydrogen related rns…..
Oracle shall take a lead in developing partnerships and arranging project funding for the development of the Project. PowerChina will also assist in arranging financing and provide equity if required and approved by its board, for implementation of the Project.
c. Oracle shall also take a lead in co-ordinating and working with the Government of Sindh and the Government of ****stan, to obtain required support, for setting up a large-scale green hydrogen production facility.
d. Oracle and PowerChina will sign EPC and/or O&M contracts for the Project at competitive rates.
Further announcements relating to the Agreement will be made in due course.
Anyway, irrespective of whether you believe I’m entitled be asking the question I’m asking, I think you’ll find that the market agrees with me. There were people on here over the weekend who were confident about ‘fireworks’ in the share price on Monday. If those same people are now scratching their heads wondering why the share price is the same as it was on Friday, I’m telling you the reason is because the RNS was bereft of any meaningful detail at all and so the market didn’t know how to react. Sorry if that’s uncomfortable for some of you. Let’s all hope the forthcoming assay result RNS is actually worthy of the name RNS. I’ll leave it at that.
Hi KSH, yes you’re right but this forum is also supposed to be a space to debate such questions. The basis of my investment here was Thar Block VI. I cautiously welcome the mining ventures that have emerged since. Don’t get me wrong, I am also delighted if ORCP are going to play a meaningful part in this green hydrogen project (it’s unclear at this stage whether that’s so). I’m reminded of the episode of Big Bang Theory where Amy says that she enjoyed Raiders of The Lost Ark but points out that the entire outcome of the movie would have been just the same without India Jones’s character. I feel the same about this. It’s good news but everything that’s described is perfectly achievable without ORCP’s involvement. Why is everybody so terrified of asking legitimate questions? It’s such a desperately immature level of investing.
DamayHill you could have put these questions to the CEO for the Q&A that was just published. Ps what was your the basis of your investment here?
OK angry sheep man. I tell you what, I’ll keep questioning and you keep doing doing whatever it is you do. ‘Big boys’? Seriously? I’m actually blushing on your behalf.
Silly little child a few million ffs pathetic!!! Oh is that a bell ringing it must be playtime little boy run along stop trying to play with the big boys
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Matty56, that’s fair but my question remains, put a downer on what? An RNS has been released today which has given us no information at all about ORCP’s part and role in this massive undertaking and as a consequence I’m not surprised that there wasn’t a big market reaction today because it’s impossible to know what it is we’d be reacting to. I think the incredibly vague RNS therefore does ORCP and it’s shareholders a disservice. Believe me, I welcome positive news here and I look forward to the drilling assay results in November as well as continued news flow around Thar - I’ve been invested here for well over three years. I appreciate that there are people on LSE boards who seek to make trouble, but it’s a great shame that genuine shareholders can’t critique or question without some feckless idiot calling them a de-ramping shorter. I notice nobody has actually proposed a valid reason why ORCP has been invited to participate in a major project in which it has zero expertise. Being a supportive shareholder doesn’t have to mean being a bleating cheerleader. It’s OK to ask questions. It’s your company too. That’s what being a shareholder means.
Yet you say you're not trying to put a downer on it...but I think anyone reading what you wrote would think you are trying to out a downer on it...all in the interpretation I guess...
Do you even own a share or is your obvious deramping just a poor reflection of a pathetic shorter… jog on fool you are influencing no one
I don’t understand the question guyc? ORCP have an interest in an enormous lignite coal resource and have subsequently acquired two mining licences in Australia. The only connection between the proposed green hydrogen facility and Thar is energy and local geography, nothing more. If you’re able to glean anything from the RNS other than that Naheed Memon was invited to a ceremony (you know, maybe why, for what) then you’re a better interpreter than I am! I’m not trying to put a downer on it, just trying to understand what’s going on with hardly anything to go on. RNSs are supposed to be informative, after all. Sorry if my inquisitive investing nature offends you.
When you invested DamayHill what party were you expecting Orcp being asked to attend?
ORCP may not have the experience , but the people they are partnered with have , and the people ORCP have brought on board have , things seem to be moving now ,, hopefully we all will be happy with the future share price
To be honest, I’m not surprised by the muted reaction today. The RNS and the media coverage is mystifyingly opaque about what role ORCP will play in this partnership and why they have been invited, given the company has absolutely no experience, expertise or track record in developing green hydrogen. I am a shareholder here and want to see ORCP do well like the majority, but announcements like this don’t really help when they raise many more questions than they begin to answer. Perhaps one of this board’s relentless cheerleaders could help me to understand why a London-listed company with a tiny MC has been invited to partner in a high-profile new partnership in ****stan, to which it brings nothing obvious to the party? Perhaps I’m overreacting but I feel the lack of even the most basic information in today’s RNS is disrespectful and disingenuous.
https://twitter.com/OraclePowerPlc/status/1452628511144005639?t=4t44xg1xuLqWMfx9LDo6ig&s=19
Still missing Jundee RNS on this site. LSE get your finger out.
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News coming from all projects. A great time to be invested.
Oracle Power PLC (AIM:ORCP) is pleased to announce that the Department of Mines Industry Resources and Safety (DMIRS) has approved the programme of work ("PoW") for drilling of the five target areas defined at its 100% owned Jundee East Gold Project, located in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia ("Jundee East" or the "Project"), which is located about 7km due east of Northern Star's Jundee Gold Mine .
GLA