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Lol
Can you please not buy in large exact chunks so that we can tell when the real big buyer buys please.
:-D
Ofcourse it is not.
Do not listen to the ramping Crew... we all know where this is going. Profit from but do not trick others. Cheers
Been here long enough to observe your ' dawning belief ' all 100k s (delayed) are the same buyer and know that they were not as some have been mine (delayed)
Just didn't say anything as your were and still are totally convinced they're all the same buyer
It's just not so
Coal-fired generation has pushed Bangladesh power sector emissions to record highs: just under 60 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions in 2023, up from 58.3 million tons in 2022, according to Ember.
That emissions load was roughly a 24 percent rise from 2019.
The carbon intensity of electricity generation has also climbed. Roughly 741,500 tons of carbon dioxide was emitted to generate each kilowatt hour of electricity produced in 2023, up from 723,200 tons in 2022 when coal use was roughly half of the levels seen in 2023.
Coal-fired generation is still rising, with 2.11 TWh of electricity generated from coal in January, up sharply from 0.83 TWh a year earlier.
Imports of thermal coal are also rising, with seaborne purchases through March totalling just over 3 million tons, up from around 2.5 million tons during the same period in 2023.
If Bangladesh's coal use and imports remain strong, 2024 will likely set a record for both coal-fired generation and emissions. It could potentially offset any declines seen elsewhere in terms of coal consumption and pollution, with Bangladesh emerging as a hub for coal demand even as much of the rest of the world turns its back on the fuel.
Bangladesh power firms more than doubled coal-fired electricity generation in 2023 from 2022 to a record 17 terawatt hours (TWh), data from energy think tank Ember shows.
Bangladesh power system gets dirtier on rapid coal use growth
Coal is on course to overtake natural gas as the primary source of electricity in Bangladesh, worsening regional emissions and complicating global efforts to cut use of high-polluting fossil fuels.
Bangladesh power firms more than doubled coal-fired electricity generation in 2023 from 2022 to a record 17 terawatt hours (TWh), data from energy think tank Ember shows.
Over the same period, natural gas-fired electricity output increased by just 4.7 percent to 47.44 TWh.
The sharp jump in coal use relative to natural gas use resulted in a large swing in the country's electricity generation mix, with coal accounting for a record 21.1 percent share of total generation, up from just 7 percent two years before.
The share of natural gas-fired output fell to around 59 percent in 2023 from 66 percent in 2021 and 76.4 percent in 2019.
If utilities keep increasing coal-fired generation at a faster pace than gas-fired output, coal could emerge as the primary source of electricity in Bangladesh within the current decade, undermining worldwide efforts to cut coal use.
Bangladesh, among the world's largest clothing producers and exporters, has experienced sharp growth in energy demand from its population and businesses. The country has garment factories that consume power around the clock, and overall energy use also has climbed along with economic growth.
Real gross domestic product (GDP) growth in Bangladesh has averaged 6.2 percent over the past five years, more than twice the global average, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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The county's power suppliers have struggled to keep up, resulting in regular power outages last year.
To avoid similar setbacks in 2024, authorities have directed electrical power generators to use more coal, and have approved record large coal imports.
The country already receives regular thermal coal supplies by truck and train from neighbour India, but in 2023 also boosted seaborne imports by 47 percent to a record 12.7 million metric tons, according to ship tracking data compiled by Kpler.
Bangladesh's average annual seaborne imports from 2017 to 2021 were 6.8 million tons, so the jump to close to 13 million tons last year helped lift the country to 12th on the list of global thermal coal importers in 2023, from 14th in 2022.
With several nations taking steps to steadily reduce coal-fired power generation and imports, Bangladesh will likely rise further in coal import rankings.
52,714 at 09:43
Just pick up another approx 52K shares myself at just over 7.24p!
Accumulation (while we can)!
🦉
The delayed 100,000 prints have been happening long before the 2 days you’ve been here….since the beginning of Feb to be precise.
Early today there was a 100,000k real time buy, I didn’t include this in my last message - only including delayed prints in blocks of 100,000 & 200,000 explicitly.
Another 150 000 buy just went through ! Marked as a sell . Tut tut
100 k
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Not all 100ks the same buyer ridiculous statement
Delayed 100k block right on cue!
18-Apr-24 08:13:13 7.625 100,000 Unknown* 7,625 O
Delayed 100k block right on cue!
18-Apr-24 08:13:13 7.625 100,000 Unknown* 7,625 O
For those of you new here, we’ve been stuck in a trading range of 6p(low support) - 11p (resistance) for a few weeks now,
An excellent fundraise was done ensuring financial future of the company above support which indicates we won’t drop below it, we rarely test bottom of support and usually bounce from the amber 7p zone.
Our buyer continues to load up and must be sat at 20% of issued capital by now, the TR1 will arrive after approval imo with need to remain anonymous. Game changing news can arrive any day, it’s a case of patiently holding and buying the dips when opportunity presents itself.
Looks like it Mankini.
Looks like plenty of appetite to buy round this level. We’ll be off to the races once these new shares are cleared. Going to take a few days though. Switch off till next midweek 👍
Had to pay 7.4p now just to get 90620
Not showing yet.
You boys jinx everything haha
Unless folks offload there doesn't seem to be much available at 7.25p or less it seems.
Yeah, really hard to buy in 100K blocks.
Late this morning as had to do school run!
Took 50K and then NT so could only take 25K
Can't buy a penny
Looks really strong. All the MMs trying to bid here for stock
No one point of access
Me too :)
So only one marker maker then !! Not sure if that is allowed on aim