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I like this bit: The upgraded components have already been enhancing durability since 2022 on the Trent 7000 engine. It is performing better than expected, and in some cases more than tripling Time on Wing. This proven in-service performance gives Rolls-Royce full confidence in the same benefit reading across to Trent 1000 customers.

Let's hope Sir Tim Clarke is impressed

Probably explains a lot regarding the last AGM

I wonder where the company is in regard to the “new super strength” version of Eroxon?

Ha ha, and there was me thinking I was the oldest dude on here

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Zero. It has been stated many times, GE engine powered

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This is from Oct 24, there willl obviously be an update later this year:

https://www.btps.co.uk/NewsDetail?a=88#:~:text=The%20funding%20deficit%20as%20at,of%20which%20212%2C468%20are%20pensioners.

Well worth 30 (ish) minutes of any serious investers time, I thought this was a great interview with AK, where she addressed many of the concerns raised in these forums and put them to bed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJK-kUGsRcY

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I appreciate information found there can be a bit out of date:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce_SMR

I live just outside one of the major towns in Surrey, I've not seen Eroxon on either my village Boots shelves (or more importantly) on the town's main branch of Boots. Being an "Over The Counter" product I thought the whole point was NOT having to ask at the pharmacy, just pick up, buy and go.

Plenty of Viagra and Cialis being displayed.......What is going on?

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Constellation Energy is not currently manufacturing small modular reactors (SMRs) themselves, but they are actively involved in the development and deployment of SMRs, particularly through collaborations and partnerships. Constellation is exploring the possibility of hosting SMRs at existing nuclear power plant sites, working with customers to contract power and potentially upgrade the facilities with SMRs. They are also assisting Rolls-Royce in the development and deployment of the UKSMR.

Elaboration:

Not a manufacturer:

Constellation Energy's primary role is as a large operator of nuclear plants in the U.S., not as a manufacturer of SMRs.

Focus on deployment:

They are focused on deploying SMRs, either by hosting them at existing sites or assisting companies like Rolls-Royce in their development and deployment.

Partnerships and collaborations:

Constellation has entered into partnerships with companies like Rolls-Royce to explore and develop SMR technology, and they are also seeking federal funding for projects like the one at Nine Mile Point.

Potential for future production:

While not currently manufacturing SMRs, Constellation's involvement in the industry could lead to future manufacturing or investment in SMR technology, particularly as the industry matures and demand for SMRs increases.

Quite interesting looking back as to what was predicted, and where the company is now:

https://news.sky.com/story/bt-group-board-on-alert-for-15bn-takeover-approaches-12054366#:~:text=The%20telecoms%20giant%20has%20asked,takeover%20bid%2C%20Sky%20News%20learns.

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Well done PRK1 with your share price movement prediction this morning, certainly appears to be playing out

I'll go with a "2" please, as if it does, i can finally get divorced

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