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swampdub - never they are a stupid solution - they only counted 12 roofs that had them in a report last year:-

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/24/tesla-solar-roof-tiles-where-are-they.html

More muskwash I'm afraid

or are the MMs remarkably slow to come to the table this morning ? - only 1 I see has posted on L2

Reminds me that we ship it by boat now

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/nitrovan-shipments-to-the-us-183

as Paludina has pointed out that's another 9 million dollars revenue, just from the US, just for March, just for the first 3 weeks of March actually

Ah no I see that map has not been updated since 2014 - and it seems also that the free maps have since been taken down, no doubt DECC are now selling the data to third parties and so if you want to see it you need to pay them:- http://www.renewables-map.co.uk/energymap.asp?Status=3&technology=solar

Good joined up government thinking there, highly democratic

Headancer there is a good resource which shows the solar and all other renewables here:- https://ukdataexplorer.com/renewables/

It is surprising to me how little solar there is in sussex, kent and essex

Exactly knuttie - capa aka Le Maillot Jaune thinks he can laugh in the face of our community and the efforts of LSE administrators:-

Over on ADVFN he writes:-

Nice little cameo appearance on LSE until censorship intervened. Still my post to Alfa got 11 recommendations but he conveniently managed to swerve it.

Replace 'conveniently' with 'sensibly' and it's the most accurate thing he has written for a long while

CG - indeed the Cyclone in Mozambique was an unprecedently damaging one for southern africa - it only goes to reinforce the need to deal with human activities that increase CO2 levels and by extension warming of the oceans and atmosphere above them. You don't need to be a genius to realise that higher temperatures means more evaporatioon and more water vapour in the atmosphere means more rain.

it has not been cleared gkb

As so many of you asked so nicely here it is:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-19th-march-2019

who would like some trade analysis this evening ?

miner69er - 200MWh is by no means typical, it would be the largest battery in the world apart from a couple of high temperature molten sodium ones.

Nail on the head faramog

miner69er - have a look at this:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/vrfbs-the-numbers-218

dumaskullanga - don't worry we have dont it before, moderation would be taken by an established team. Sock puppetry could be easily eliminated and the verification system allows us to know who is a genuine shareholder.

Halespur - yes indeed it can, and it would avoid having our posts arbitrarily removed at the behest of those with their own hidden agendas.

I note that my post listing the previous names used by the poster previously known has capa has also been removed this morning.

If LSE want this community to abandon their site they are going the right way about it.

Rob - that's for the group to discuss - it's evident though that someone is actively reporting the discussion on this board, presumably to meet their own agenda

Well the obvious thing to do is to discuss the live trading information somewhere else.

this is most definitely not 'LIVE' information as it was over 2 hours ago

today at 35.975p - 10 grands worth

huzzy the last analyst target which only values Vametco and adds nothing for Imaloto, Mokopane or Bushveld Energy was 87p:-

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/analyst-watch-232

News is expected this month.