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if you look at it on a chart... up 4p is just a blip and is of no consequence . To say this share is oversold is an overstatement of massive proportions. However, good to see it bounce and with it I think a confirmation that a low is in place. it could be that there has been a buy recommendation put out somewhere, and lucky those who have read it and getting in here. I would be adding too but as a rule don't add to loosing positions unless a scale down was the plan. This is the future, good to see that finally some one has woken up to it
It's all down to a Daily Mail article today which is generating more interest and awareness.
Good to have you aboard Captain!. Agree with what you say but as I posted I was about to jump ship. I have had bad experiences hanging on for recoveries that are never coming. There has been a couple of political and operational setbacks which have undermined the SP to be fair but the potential here is huge. I would love to average down here but first need to deep dive into the reasons for the sudden surge in the SP.
I'm down 40% on my investment and don't really understand why. Sure there's been delays but the technology is proven and working and most importantly...generating income with a lot more to come. How the Sp is down here is one of life's mysteries. I cannot and will not sell up because it will become a most excellent stock to have eventually...
so far. Has this got a second wind? I should hope so as my investment has been all at sea since I bought a second tranche. I was going to give this a large wave goodbye but like to see it now recover some lost ground. Bit early to say the tide has turned but I am pleased it is generating some interest again among investors.
That would be lovely, no doubt. They (we) have taken the CfD decision with broad shoulders - though privately I am still miffed. I am half expecting some self-righteous BEIS minister, or the like, spouting on about the brilliance of UK industry and innovation at the Tory conference this week. We might also get some speech about the future being low carbon energy prodcution - maybe even a mention of electric cars for good measure as Kapitan Dyson has spoken. I wonder if they then might explain why they had such a cack-handed CfD system to allocate support for low carbon green energy production and how the 'go for cheap' option can be squared with the decision to go ahead with Hinkley: a plant that was orignaly expected to cost the bill payers under �10bn additional costs but looks as though it might be closer to �50bn additional costs. Joined up thinking? Mmm.
Early October, power up them turbines. Power up them profits. GLA.
Watching this for a while. Seems like a good buy price
Green base load energy now being shown in technical data. Basically means we can power millions of homes on the grid live and fully meet the power consumption required. Main power up of 4 meygen turbines start early October.
Very very good news in today's rns. Nothing can stop a well run company, with profitable revenues, and world record first of a kind technology in the fastest growing sector in world business
Great RNS growth and profits just what the DR ordered. 3 YR on aim has it really been that long!
Disappointing but expected. Sickening to be honest - the government are committed to an expensive nuclear option at ransom prices for plants not owned domestically. Domestic renewable energy start-ups harnessing the resource around the island are helped very much less than they should be. We had our chance and decided for cheap, which really is what the CfD. Short-termism strikes again.
Either A your getting paid an advertisers fee, or B your trying to take my money and run...... hmmm let me think about that special bargain of yours....
Today. In it for the long haul. Gla
Glad to see things are getting up and running again. Would be good to hear an update on the next phase of Meygen and what else is in the pipeline
After selling at a loss some months ago, I've just bought back in today on this good RNS.
Good news all 3 turbines now back up and running. Let's see this start to climb back up now.
For context, under normal operation, you might expect approximately 17 GWh from a project of this size over that period. Careful with the units, the generation has reached 1GWh from a installed capacity of 0.006GW.
Just can't get my head around the lack of news or rns about this, 1gw is colossal. This is about to become a juggernaut.
Anyone got any idea of the revenue which will be generated by the 4 turbines in Phase 1?
Noticed most stocks are a bit quiet and subdued right now , things should pick up in September a bit now we're settled and changes sink in. Still a great med/long hold could be huge huge gains in the sector with all the noise and legislation regarding greener energy drives and new gov legislations taking place.
Why has this not been sent out as an rns?