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Secret groups and it's how they make their money.

Lmao!

I shall still be laughing at that when I pull my overalls on Monday morning lol

I used to be in The Tufty club when I was a kid in the 70s.

Is it like that, where you get a membership badge?

Fair do.

Dusty

I've just named you one who do it successfully.

Not only that, one who are doing it that's self sustained. Something that's very often stated on here as being unique to Powerhouse.

Anyone who thinks scaling up isn't that difficult should familiarise themselves with Air Products failed foray into pyrolosis. It cost them a billion dollars and was brought about by them scaling up.

Also, Fulcrum BioEnergy's failure to make SAF, which was likened to Air Products attempt. Fulcrum BioEnergy has been cited as a perfect example of how small start up companies can mislead shareholders into how things are progressing, when in fact they are not.

Not forgetting Hitachi Zosen Inova, a global leader in setting up pyrolosis plants across 17 countries with 3000 employees, who strongly advise clients not to purchase technology that has not been proven to work at full scale.

Despite the hurdles, problems can be overcome.

Huayin International case in point. Their S Model 30 to 50 ton self sustaining ( not self sufficient as is often stated here) pyrolosis plant can now be bought off the shelf.

You would have thought a CEO giving an update would have also mentioned what was happening - or not - with United Hydrogen. After all, he did say in the summer he was in daily contact with them and an announcement was imminent.

It's a good announcement in the sense it confirms everything is on track. But to be honest, it's only what you would expect at this stage. I'd expect nothing less than them to be working behind the scenes. The real nitty gritty comes with testing and then, more importantly, what follows, as Red as laid out.

I'm very wary of CEOs giving a broad brush statement such as looking at the Saudi market. It causes me to think it's mentioned just to keep everyone happy. It's very easy to focus on such comments and not to question that which was promised but not materialised, such as United Hydrogen. Almost as if it was said to deflect.

Into November now. The month Will Davidson said he was aiming their IPO for, but which would most likely be March next year.

I feel the next few months are going to be increasingly volatile on an almost daily basis for the share price as the market makers feed off shareholders and potential investors excitement and wariness leading up to test results.

The process of getting the test unit working successfully is not as straight forward as some seem to think it shall be.

An interesting end to the year lies ahead.

Scooby

Yes, shorts are stated above a certain percentage.

Not sure what that percentage is but, as with shareholder percentages, you have to go with what is stated in official news.

Scooby / Red

I'm going by the PHE website for major shareholders. I'd expect that to be the place where it's factual.

If Castle knows otherwise from another source he should state it.

The White family could be doing any one of three things regarding their holding. The only thing we do know about their holding since the last update is we just don't know.

Not only does Castle state they are selling, but he states why, in that they need the money for HUI.

It's highly irresponsible to state such things as fact when he simply doesn't know. It's disinformation. Pure and simple. Driven by his need to find an excuse for his poor timing at buying in at a higher price earlier in the year.

Always someone else's fault in Castle's eyes when he buys and the share price then falls.

There are no short positions open and no proof whatsoever that the White family are selling.

It's one thing to question they may be, but totally irresponsible to post as if it were fact.

I find it perplexing that someone who really believes the White's are selling to not sell themselves given the White family are large shareholders and would be in the know as to how things are going behind the scenes.

The short position is only a click away above these posts, so to keep stating different to the official information provided by LSE clearly comes from someone with an agenda.

There are no open short positions currently.

Lol.

Very true, Red.

CEO of ITM Power has just bought 126,500 shares in his company at c40p.

Not an option. On the open market.

Now that is a CEO with skin in the game.

Dusty

That flight test was SAF wasn't it?

Red

Easyjet and Rolls Royce are working on a commercial hydrogen jet engine, and Airbus plan to have a commercial hydrogen engine in operation by 2035.

Exciting times ahead for the next generation helping to get the world to net zero.

We could all cut back on things to help us get there, but we also have to live and enjoy ourselves and in doing so create the wealth within society to drive these technological advancements forward.

Red

Total CO2 emissions attributed to global warming approximately 2.3%

Total CO2 emissions attributed to data centres for streaming services etc 3 to 4%.

As Michael Caine once said, not a lot of people know that.

Castle

Hallelujah!

Talk about the bleeding obvious!

Red

A fifty grand bonus if he gets it to 1.2p isn't to be sniffed at either.

I could have walked and swam to Australia to pick up confirmation of funding and brought it back riding a unicycle in the time Castle has been promising and waiting for it

Since when has 0.3p to 2p been an increase of 900%?

'Making a few k is not what I'm about'

You don't say.

'Dusty sold with a very healthy profit and now is looking to buy again,,, [sic] shorting is risky '

Waiting to buy again is not shorting.

Scooby

Experience in AIM has taught me that when important test results on something are expected the shares tend to take a turn down the closer you get to the date of an announcement.

That's why not now.

No agenda here. Just drawing on experience and what I feel could happen to pick an entry point should I feel it worth a punt.

Red

I Googled it and it said AIM companies don't require shareholder approval.

But I haven't checked it on anything more professional.