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Thanks NutHazard. "Without using any additional condensing system, it is possible to recover approximately 8% of the theoretical amount of water generated by the fuel cell. The amount of water produced by the PEMFC is sufficient to satisfy drinking water needs in a typical American household if a recovery efficiency of 40% is reached." NB: What happensd to water generated in hydrogen powered cars? Is it collected and has to be emptied , or condensed as water vapour in transit?

Just thinking of alternative markets and even more justifications - anything that gives the modular DMG an advantage over larger solutions. I am sure such benefits will not be lost on HUI and Linde - who already have the international reach.

"Linde Gas supplies industrial gases, medical gases, specialty gases, refrigerants and other chemicals. Depending on the gas and the quantity required, these may be supplied in portable high-pressure gas cylinders, in liquefied form by road tanker, from on-site gas generators or in gaseous form via pipeline to large customers. This division has four operating segments, Western Europe, the Americas, Asia & Eastern Europe, and South Pacific & Africa."

the US has a massive waste issue, but we don't get to hear what they are doing about it (but I know they have massive landfill projects which can create destructive methane). My understanding is that 'conventional' 'recycling' plants also have large Carbon footprints to burn - and Carbon Emissions are culpable for rising temperatures and all the other problems such as evaporation of water reservoirs - as seen in the video below.

Given the shortage of water, is water actually a waste product from H2 production and how much could be generated in the DMG production process from plastic waste into power, heat, hydrogen and/or water? And I'm sure the US is not the only country with water shortages where there is not enough material for a desalination programme? Just a thought - maybe water output is minimal?

Looks like the US is going to go thirsty! https://twitter.com/i/status/1449091444925509643

I am hoping that any new relationship with HUI &/or LINDE will redefine the timelines that have been set by the current/past management of Powehouse & Protos - who have small and limited resources in terms of capital and personnel. I am sure that any new 'partners' will be very keen to get this solution to market asap so they can ramp up production for what should be a substantial global market demand. Powerhouse has I believe about 6 employees (and as many NED's) while Linde has in the region of 70,000 who might know something about large-scale plant engineering.

If I recall, it was our old friend TY who pushed the timeline back, but I would anticipate new partners bringing this forward again - especially in Poland where there cannot be any more planning hoops to jump through than in rural Ellesmere (unless they suddenly discover a previously unknown and endangered bird species). I would like to think the Polish project is already ahead of the UK project - and it wouldn't hurt to have two builds on the go. If the rumours are true, then I would expect the whole project to excape the current 'malaise' and get a new injection of enthusiasm!

Maybe Powerhouse/Protos could consider using surplus clean 'recycled' electricity to mine Bitcoin? Assuming BTC retains it's price (and/or increases), this would 'generate' a quicker return on any initial investment and probably a far greater return than selling electricity back to the Grid (understatement). This potential 'side-line' could bring significant additional revenues/reserves/cashflow to supplement each new £500k DMG licence fee. And generating funds to ramp-up production of DMG's to tackle rivers and mountains of plastic waste.

As with every Motley Fool article, which target most shares on the market at some point - just go straight to the bottom of the page and there you have it:

"For now, I'm far more interested in another growth stock...."

Just a blatant attempt to draw in an audience so they can ramp their own picks, but it all adds to the FUD. I fell for it years ago and it cost me as their picks were Dire. But they do seem to be ramping up activity so must be working for them. BDTMWFI - DYOR

I borrowed this comment from StockTw*ts as I am sure there are a few Americans taking advantage of the gift.
"Dumped all my shares at 16.75 for a profit. Will be watching for a reentry point sometime within next few days".
Hope it jumps to $2 and these traders live to regret their trade. Obviously they don't realise that ARB is a proxy for BTC.

Hope this helps clarity. As set out below, upon implementation of the Scheme, holders of ordinary shares in Old Tiziana ("Old Tiziana Shares") will receive shares in New Tiziana ("New Tiziana Shares") in exchange for their Old Tiziana Shares (and Old Tiziana will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of New Tiziana). It is proposed that the New Tiziana Shares will be directly listed on NASDAQ following the Scheme becoming effective.

At the same time the Old Tiziana Shares will be delisted from the standard segment of the official list of the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) and from trading on the main market of the London Stock Exchange plc in London and the ADSs (each representing two Old Tiziana Shares) will cease trading on NASDAQ. Holders of Old Tiziana Shares and ADSs will instead receive New Tiziana Shares which will only trade on NASDAQ.

Details of the Scheme and the required shareholder and court convened meetings to approve it will be sent to shareholders shortly.

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/08/20/2283957/0/en/Tiziana-Life-Sciences-plc-files-scheme-of-arrangement-to-effect-a-corporate-reorganisation-and-if-approved-the-delisting-of-its-ordinary-shares-in-London-and-the-direct-listing-of-.html

Landfills can produce methane when the waste deposited in them decomposes without the presence of oxygen. At some stage, the powers that be will have to accept the world needs to tackle waste before it hits landfills, and not just bury it to produce methane. Satellites spotted a large plume of methane leaking from one of ****stan’s largest cities last month... and had an emissions rate of about 126 metric tons of methane an hour... That amount of the greenhouse gas would have roughly the same short-term climate warming impact as the annual emissions of 6,200 cars in the U.K.

****stan has just increased it's defence budget by 6% to USD8.8 billion. So they could afford a few DMG's if they recognise they need to tackle their landfill problems - or maybe there needs to be a mass poisoning or health impact to get the ball rolling. I suspect this is the same for all countries. Maybe it needs a major health impact to get the ball rolling.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-20/methane-plumes-in-****stan-put-landfills-in-the-spotlight

of the upside to IPO's. They can go up on the day!!
https://stacker.com/stories/3195/25-ipos-skyrocketed-their-first-day

in one location. So that's for starters. Great news, and just the sort of infrastructure partner we need to push the business forward onto the International stage.
https://www.hydrogenutopia.eu/news/5-9-21?fbclid=IwAR0POVkaBuBLAy0Iwav8lRt5_3JmvJxHg4wbWnnZQEC1OHlMtwtQ-PSbZhM

If this is true, I'm sure there could be an opportunity to finance some DMG's to produce an alternative in clean Hydrogen (and tackle any local plastic & tyre mountains). Under the proposals, HSBC, Citi, Prudential and Blackrock Real Assets, together with the Asian Development Bank, will form private-public partnerships to buy out the plants.
https://www.cityam.com/city-giants-plotting-to-buy-asian-fossil-fuel-plants-in-order-to-shut-them/?utm_content=buffera5a1c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Might be old news, but this landscape looks as if it could keep a DMG or two fuelled for a while - not to mention the environmental benefits of reduced carbon emissions.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1422662107967938564

Wouldn't happen on this BB, would it?
"Next, we had to follow certain guidelines on what we could say. We were urged to have an “answer” to every long’s question, but we were to frame that answer in a way that ridiculed the questioner for asking such a question. However, we were never to use profanity or vulgarity because that would cause people to ignore us. We were to make fun of
people, but in a civil way. The idea was to get “play,” i.e. reaction from other posters. The more play we got, the more the room would be disrupted. Ignored posters get no play. One exception would be the hypsters since they were “defending” the stock against our onslaught, they got a little more leeway. People would side with the hypster because they thought he was real since he appeared to be on their side, but was really on ours, setting us up to disrupt the room." Happy reading :)
https://conscientiouscapitalinsights.com/confessions-of-a-paid-short-or-basher/

U.S.-based #bitcoin mining firm TeraWulf has ordered 30,000 new machines—worth about $100 million. Once operational using their 90%+ zero-carbon energy, they will become the 10th largest #Bitcoin mining operation in the world.
ARB is already ahead of the curve, but the FUDders with their 'concerns' would have the management sit on their hands and watch the opportunity sail past. That's why trolls don't have a pot to pist in.

and a finite resource (limited in size or extent). What is the effect of loosing 4% of Bitcoin every year? 45 million lost already. All this is very positive for ARB as it increases it's production. Pressure keeps growing on supply. George explains. https://youtu.be/Gkqm6nNQVDE

FUTURE METALS (ASX:FME) Indicated Mkt Price $0.23
This small cap has been involved in various gold, copper, and oil and gas projects since listing as Red Emperor Resources back in 2007. Now the focus is on the red hot platinum group metals (PGM) sector.

The stock relisted on the ASX after purchasing the 23sqkm ‘Panton’ PGM project in the Kimberly region of WA — which has a pre-existing 2.06Moz palladium-platinum resource – for $17.5m in shares.

This resource outcrops at surface and remains open in multiple directions, the company says.
“[The resource] covers approximately 3.5 kilometres of the circa 12 kilometres of mapped outcropping PGM-bearing chromite reefs (remaining 8.5km relatively untested),” Future says.

“No significant exploration [has been] performed for almost 20 years.”
The project also benefits from having a higher palladium grade relative to platinum grade at a time of record palladium prices.

Step-out drilling to build the resource will kick off upon completion of the acquisition, along with metallurgical and mining studies. https://stockhead.com.au/resources/resources-top-5-its-back-to-the-future-for-this-electrifying-palladium-explorer/

As usual George cuts through the deluge of FUD and offers explanations for what is going on. When the crypto market drops the trolls whip themselves into a crazy feeding frenzy of FUD - which then passes (and they move-on). This is a rational counter to those arguments. https://youtu.be/6W8RVVeFeto

George talks about why Bitcoin is a long-term investment and why the Bears are running out of negative things to say.
This is assuming that when BTC rockets, so does ARB. There must have been a good reason for the placement at 200.00 to be oversubscribed. What do they know?
https://youtu.be/cjpFrW1t1Nw

Earth Island Sues Coca-Cola Over Greenwashing Claims & False Advertisement. Environmental organization Earth Island Institute has filed a lawsuit against beverage giant Coca-Cola for falsely advertising that it is sustainable and environmental-friendly despite it being the largest plastic polluter in the world.

Still, the damage the beverage giant causes far outweighs the scope of the projects it proposes, with another report highlighting that the company alone produces 200,000 tonnes of plastic waste in countries like China, India, the Philippines, Brazil, Mexico and Nigeria which is equivalent to 8 billion plastic bottles that can be used to cover 33 football pitches - each day.

Best way to make amends would be to donate DMG's to some of the worst affected areas. I'm sure the cost of each unit is just 'a drop in the ocean' (sic)

https://www.greenqueen.com.hk/earth-island-sues-coca-cola-over-greenwashing-claims-false-advertising/

Up 8%! Unusual but let's hope it is the start of a new movement up. We are -72% from the 52w High, so plenty of upside!