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But no change - just a change of reporting structure for the company reporting it. Still news is news! lmao.

Major interest in shares :) http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201209060700126126L

Recommended your post. I think there is an ops update due imminently - quarterly one? Any day really but mid month likely... should "boost" the price assuming all is well. Chinese wouldn't have paid high if all wasn't though would they??

I knotice someone still buying 10k and 20k batches...

Back up we go. 40p soon! lmao.

You had to jinx it this morning didnt you? lol.

Yeah - have researched this one well now. No point in selling here. The more I read the more I like. Can see why the chinese invested at 51p ish - they want profit from there too! ;)

Cheers. Nice to see it even though I need another 30 to 50 percent... Lmao.

Noticed the last operational update was in june - 19th is - next one due 3 months later - IE in next couple of weeks! :)

Few trades today - dare I say it? Seems to have settled now waiting for news which could come anytime I guess... chinese must have been shown something great to invest at their premium price?

57 shares sold by someone this morning. Lol.

Im committed now (yes - roll on the jokes...)...

Seriously undervalued - £1.20 broker target lately. Must move soon (yes I need it to!!).

By whoever is keeping the price low... Back down again :-!

Hadnt noticed the nice 40,000 buy just after open. That would help. Definately a buyer about. Hope they finish soon so this can be let go!

nice lunch surprise on a busy day... need 40.5p for breakeven and re-consideration...

hmmm - defo something up. (defo??)

September is here - crazy! Will this rise or fall this week - hmmm... pay me to sell it will rise! ;)

In addition, TEG has been awarded an Operating and Maintenance Contract ("O&M Contract") to operate the facility on behalf of the SPV. The O&M contract is for a 15-year term with annual revenue of approximately £1.3m per annum, escalated annually. The total project investment in the SPV is approximately £21m. Foresight Group funds have committed £11 million into the SPV to allow for the construction and operation of the new processing plant of which the Foresight Environmental Fund ("FEF") has led the project with a £9m investment. The FEF was cornerstoned by the London Green Fund ("LGF"), and has attracted investment from a number of private sector investors. The LGF was launched in March 2011 by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson as part of London's drive to encourage investment into waste and energy efficient infrastructure to create economic growth and jobs. Foresight's UK Waste Resources and Energy Investments Fund ("UKWREI") has invested £2m in the project. UKWREI secured an additional £2m in matching private sector funding from Quercus Assets Selection SCA SICAV-SIF (an institutional fund), raising the equity investment to £13m. UKWREI is managed by Foresight who have been appointed to invest £50m on behalf of UK Green Investments - the team established within the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to drive investment in low carbon infrastructure in preparation for the UK Green Investment Bank. Alongside the equity investment, senior debt of £7.9m is being provided by London Waste and Recycling Board ("LWARB") and Investec Bank plc. TEG's introduction to the LGF, in which LWARB originally invested £18m, came through LWARB when the project first applied to the Board's Waste Infrastructure Fund for investment. The new facility will be capable of processing 49,000 tonnes per annum of food and green waste via both AD and IVC technologies on a 4.7 acre site which forms part of the London Sustainable Industries Park (SIP) owned by Greater London Authority ("GLA") and is the centrepiece of the Mayor of London's new Green Enterprise District. This will be the first AD plant in central London and will generate approximately 1.4MW of electricity, sufficient to power approximately 2,000 homes. It will also produce over 36,000 tonnes p.a. in AD digestate and 14,000 tonnes p.a. of compost for agricultural use. The feedstock will come from source segregated food waste and mixed food and green waste produced by local households, commercial and manufacturing enterprises. Planning permission for the facility has already been obtained and the Section 106 planning agreement has also been completed. The planning permission allows for future expansion of the facility with a further 20,000 tonnes per annum of AD capacity.

In addition, TEG has been awarded an Operating and Maintenance Contract ("O&M Contract") to operate the facility on behalf of the SPV. The O&M contract is for a 15-year term with annual revenue of approximately £1.3m per annum, escalated annually. The total project investment in the SPV is approximately £21m. Foresight Group funds have committed £11 million into the SPV to allow for the construction and operation of the new processing plant of which the Foresight Environmental Fund ("FEF") has led the project with a £9m investment. The FEF was cornerstoned by the London Green Fund ("LGF"), and has attracted investment from a number of private sector investors. The LGF was launched in March 2011 by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson as part of London's drive to encourage investment into waste and energy efficient infrastructure to create economic growth and jobs. Foresight's UK Waste Resources and Energy Investments Fund ("UKWREI") has invested £2m in the project. UKWREI secured an additional £2m in matching private sector funding from Quercus Assets Selection SCA SICAV-SIF (an institutional fund), raising the equity investment to £13m. UKWREI is managed by Foresight who have been appointed to invest £50m on behalf of UK Green Investments - the team established within the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to drive investment in low carbon infrastructure in preparation for the UK Green Investment Bank. Alongside the equity investment, senior debt of £7.9m is being provided by London Waste and Recycling Board ("LWARB") and Investec Bank plc. TEG's introduction to the LGF, in which LWARB originally invested £18m, came through LWARB when the project first applied to the Board's Waste Infrastructure Fund for investment. The new facility will be capable of processing 49,000 tonnes per annum of food and green waste via both AD and IVC technologies on a 4.7 acre site which forms part of the London Sustainable Industries Park (SIP) owned by Greater London Authority ("GLA") and is the centrepiece of the Mayor of London's new Green Enterprise District. This will be the first AD plant in central London and will generate approximately 1.4MW of electricity, sufficient to power approximately 2,000 homes. It will also produce over 36,000 tonnes p.a. in AD digestate and 14,000 tonnes p.a. of compost for agricultural use. The feedstock will come from source segregated food waste and mixed food and green waste produced by local households, commercial and manufacturing enterprises. Planning permission for the facility has already been obtained and the Section 106 planning agreement has also been completed. The planning permission allows for future expansion of the facility with a further 20,000 tonnes per annum of AD capacity.