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Sophie1. If they have made a sale of significant value they must notify the market. We need something to correct the SP to a normal level.

'we will hear soon' ............. I do hope so.

Dr.anomaly. There is a real hydrogen strategy. Just not in the UK. But this does not entirely affect these companies as they are all working in different regions of the world.

It is very frustrating watching the constant SP erosion. Each company you mention is at the forefront of technology in its respective area. although some are competing they are not necessarily targeting the same markets and therefore plenty of room for all.

COVID-19 is getting far too much attention IMO. Yes we need to be aware but the economic effects will be much worse than the infection and last for much longer. These companies you mention are the game changers and should be accelerating towards a green recovery. We are (the UK) focussing on the wrong things and it is going to hurt generations. These companies could provide many jobs and really assist with the recovery.

Shame, real shame we have lost focus and back to a COVID focus. Its like people didn't want things to go back to normal. Just want to keep claiming furlough and stay at home.

Yes, Seems a little strange but there is a very slow and annoying erosion of a few percent across absolutely everything on a daily basis. Before you know it the SP is 40% of its highs and you are thousand down.

If you have faith you have to stick with it.

Now why would Conroy like us to look at this

https://twitter.com/ConroyGoldplc/status/1305779645988601857?s=19

JV news coming ? Imminently?

Could see a big rise. JV will prove up greater resource and give CGNR access to getting it out the ground.

Its not just about the cost comparison. Its what a customer is willing to pay a premium for. The Verditek panels are more suitable than traditional solar due to the durability and light weight. Therefore Verditek can charge a premium.

Solar in a box provides them with mobility of the systems. Allowing them to be containerised and moved to another location within a few hours. Traditional solar is fixed immovable and more or less permanent.

Yes, I miss read that as just the annual results. Not the including the interim.

Anyway. Its still only a few weeks. Doesn't change anything.

Doors open,

In comes Simec Atlantis with their proprietary Subcoal fuel pellets resolving Australias landfill problem whilst generating energy from existing coal fired stations.

Not only is it a cost effective solution for current coal fired station operators but it really can cut back non recyclable waste destined form landfill.

Well, Tim Cornelius is certainly from that side of the world with is accent.

Next 6 months could be transformational.

Fuel permit - biggest one to get past
Planning consent
EPC contract
Financial close
Further PW PPA - Uskmouth
Meygen - Phase 2 update
Normandie Hydroliennes (Raz Blanchard - Update
Future projects - Thermal
Hydro power updates

Moving forward with any of the above adds significant value to SAE with huge furture uplifts in operational capacity. Taking the lead in Tidal power and Coal conversions being the niche markets that SAE will differentiate themselves by. Hugely exciting company being steered by what appear to be a truly excellent leadership team and engineering specialists. I genuinely hope they achieve their aspirations, not for my benefit as much as their own uniqueness in what they are doing.

Before anyone gets too excited or disappointed by the RNS, these are last years annual results and not the interim results we are currently waiting on. Due to COVID-19 businesses are permitted to extend the audited annual results and ITX are taking this advantage.

It does not however state that they will be delaying the interim results for the first 6 months of this year. As these are unaudited I would expect they are put together internally with no requirement for external review.

in Vivo. Not in vitro. One is in a living organism the other is in a petri dish

Oldtramp. Lets not get too excited. It is a well put together response but is not yet a permit approval.

However, from what I am reading they are working very hard to comply and there seems to be real positive progress.

Fingers crossed we are getting ever closer to a global blue print.

OHS, I can't link it but using the link you posted earlier sort to date order.

Table 1 of SUP's response dated 3.7.20 states low and medium probability of meeting emission requirements to some of the gases. Appears this has now changed to high probability that they will meet these targets.

Also flue gas temperature time had to be modelled. Appears this was done by Mitsubishi Hitachi with favourable probability they can meet this time at temperature.

It is only their response but SAE seem very professional in doing this. They obviously have the right people on board to deliver the technical expertise required for this project

OHS, Am I reading this correctly, where they previously had written low or medium probability of achieving the emissions they are now stating a change to high. If that is the case it is fantastic !!!!!!

OHS. Can you post the link to the site. Bring back to top of the discussions.

I keep having to search through the board for the old link and haven't saved it to favourites.

Thanks

For a 6% drop the trade data certainly doesnt reflect that.

Please dont blame this on COVID 19. We have to start to get on with things. The economic and social effects if we don't will be so much worse for so much longer.

PHE down, EQT up, SAE down, VDTK down. Means nothing. Everything is stagnant and unreactive on good news but over reactive at the slightest bit of negativity.

The green tech sector should be flourishing in this world of building back better and providing the solutions to a world of green energy.

Admittedly some are greener than others but the same applies to proximity to commercialisation.

What the 'F' is going on in this world.

jgbb123, I think every year we say next year will be the year.

As said before, they do not cater for shareholder or stakeholders very well at all. Having held for 10 years, I felt that the fundraise was the inflection point and from that point things were set to go one way.

We have had 3 contracts announced yet the SP is static and in fact drifted to lows. Very disappointed but not entirely the fault of AFC I will add.

Just incredibly disappointed and frustrated by the whole thing to be honest.

For anyone that has not seen the exhibition video on the SAE website check it out in the link.

Statement from Cara Donovan at 3.00 minutes in regarding NRW emissions.

https://simecatlantis.com/exhibition/

Can currently buy 20k shares at 27.48p and but only sell 1500 @ 27.02p. So expect this to tick down today.

As I said, bouncing up and down in a trading range.