The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Rasa, does that and they are stuck at Beta because the government..... doesn't care
https://www.riversimple.com/riversimple-rasa-is-unveiled-2/
That is the bigissue rather than any one with competence in the game
"EU Nuclear Energy Renewable
Ultimately, they came to an agreement on labelling nuclear hydrogen as 'low carbon' rather than green. The EU's Renewable Energy Directive (RED) now recognises “the specific role of nuclear power, which is neither green nor fossil,” tweets French MEP Pascal Canfin, chair of the Parliament's Environment Committee.30 Mar 2023"
In the UK it is not defined as renewable just low carbon
From 6 days ago
"Our second factory in Sheffield continues to develop at pace. With clockwork precision, we are on track to take possession of the building in November to start with the office and factory fit-out.
The additional factory space will enable us to substantially increase our stack volumes by automated serial production.
These are exciting times at ITM Power as we prepare to shift gear and take things to a whole new level!"
Based on cash in the bank it is about 65p
The Times relies on Morningstart. The FT relies on Morningstar for Funds. Again avoid
Morningstar is pretty bad at data management across the board and sells itself as a data management company. But the competition is also poor. For Funds I use trustnet, because it is a smaller subset of the data, but the quality is basically cleaner. For Shares I wouldn't touch Morningstar. Yahoo, Google and various others are so much better because they scrape the data correctly.
Yes, sHell and BP are giving up on climate change and until the German government decides to step in other companies will hold out for subsidy. It needs the German Greens to drive this over the edge.
All the low hanging fruit are in Germany and the Netherlands
Wow the comments on her blog demonstrate yet again the education of the English speaking world is really not very good.
Ineos are very pro carbon as that is where 98% of profits come from. The owner just pretends to be greenish
Because you would go with a 4 year old supplier rather than one who has the knowledge and experience......... head in hands
Still yesterday was a head banging on desk day so getting better.
Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-66863110
just waiting for the knife to fall
I hope, I suspect it will be to slow all investment down on CO2 reduction while pushing ahead with coal and oil extraction. Degree philosophy, politics and economics and then an MBA so nothing on science or climate change education
Well the process of RNS reporting is they should announce significant steps in the business, like receiving/just about to receive a big new order. The CFO is supposed to police that sort of thing internally. In this case they bought more just before Sunak ruins the Conservative party for the next 20 years
Some people are glass half empty while others are glass full types.
Must think 79p is a steal
Glad to see that at the height of WW2 and the use of the first nuclear bomb there were people measuring the sun's wobble. I suspect BS facts but hey, people lie.
Yes they were interested in fuel cells and then they did a deal in the states to sell a fuel cell design in Europe. Do you remember the small scale H2 generator they designed for welding.
All this is good stuff, but business education tells you to focus your company. So what Dennis is doing is focusing on Production of the three core products in Factory number 1, developing a proper Engineering culture in Building number 2 and Customer service in German Building number 3.
I've used capitals here to try and make the picture clear not taking up a new nomenclature convetion.
Within Engineering there will, no doubt be space for one or two crazy "what if" scientists. But after Graham's approach which was not as bad as "chase every butterfly" but close to it, this is a significant cultural change and will take 18 months to begin to stick. I imagine "focus, fix it properly" or some such mantra is posted on many walls.
After 20 years I'd like to see some postive cash flow before they start chasing the fairies again. 20 years is a long time for hope to buoy up your dreams.