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That works out $23 per cubic meter itumbula west fantastic opportunity

50p sounds good just need correct volume to make an educated guess for share price

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Brigg 9.4

If there was 33 billion cubic feet (96,277,278 cubic meters)

price say 1 pound per cubic meter, split 3 ways HE1, Tanzania goverment, share holders (32,092,426 cubic meters to each)

that would give a share value of £ 32,092,426.00 divided by 3.4 billion shares

thats around 106 shares per 1 pound

or 0.94p per share obversely this calculation will change when real figures come in

if £10 per cubic meter share price 9.4p

£15 = 14.1p

£20 = 18.8p

Apologies when i swapped the value of helium ,share price would be 94p not £94 hold off on the yacht Neil

Neil did you look at the calculation it was a genuine post just didn,t know value of helium

Neil i am invested here did the calculation just on speck put £1 in just as a valve if that value is £100 well happy

Hope the calculation is right with a price of £100 per cubic meter approx holding 800,000 shares would love jack job

£100 per cubic meter makes £94 per share with my calculations happy days

If there was 33 billion cubic feet (96,277,278 cubic meters)

price say 1 pound per cubic meter, split 3 ways HE1, Tanzania goverment, share holders (32,092,426 cubic meters to each)

that would give a share value of £ 32,092,426.00 divided by 3.4 billion shares

thats around 106 shares per 1 pound

or 0.94p per share obversely this calculation will change when real figures come in

Test results should come back ok it's volume will decided if it's viable

Buys showing equal to sells may help to move SP up

How Energy costs can hit food prices

"One farmer on the Norfolk/Suffolk border said he would normally budget £80,000 for electricity to pump water around his crop fields, and this had already gone up to £250,000 this season. But this is now set to increase to £300,000 because of an extra 25 to 30 per cent of water that he is having to pump due to the very dry weather."
This comment on Marks and Spencer page shows if AFC can produce energy at a good price, lots of businesses would be interested fingers crossed

CEO lied about about sales don,t think he did, he,s from the Boris school, plays by a different set of rules change them when they need to

will not fail month on month progress as every one knows without question just waiting for orders to roll in and product to rollout

with Segedunum and haggis tucking in

the only delivery will be the takeaway

we don,t seem to have cracked the small generator market yet , know we have high hopes for trains & maritime but some small order sales would be nice to keep the faith

fuel cells provide the power so lots of interested parties looking at fuel cells just feel car industry will be doing their own research

well aware main business is building cars just think they will be researching lots ways to produce the power for them