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were buys as I topped up after that 750k buy at 6p

buy and it doesn't flinch the sp,this Aim shit just gets worse.you could not make it up!!

order filling going on

filled that order for 750k shares at 6p

Can anyone tell me when news is due here please.

Lets hope so,we certainly need it to lift the share GL

I agree it's looking pretty farcicle,we just need some updates on what's going on and get this share price up where it should be.

Footie to be shown,saw the news on the Daily Mail

Yes I agree too way, way, undervalued and once we get some serious buying here she will blow big time.Some news updates wouldn't go a miss ever.GL

another 101k sharea at. 0.7194

Either their is no buyers or there filling a massive order,time will tell

100k shares at 24.73 way over the offer :)

Up she comes looking strong folks

Tell you something HOLD

on the bid

Reread the news and I like it,its to pay the advisors nothing more:)

Just in

500k shares

Time to buy more:)

Following on from the successful completion of Plutus PowerGen�s power generation station in Plymouth, Devon, Dyer & Butler is pleased to have been appointed as the company�s sole civil engineering contractor. Plutus PowerGen currently has a significant number of planning applications lodged for power generation stations, including Short Term Operating Reserve (STOR). Additional to the Plymouth station, Dyer & Butler is also constructing STOR stations at Cliff Quay, Ipswich Docks, Stowmarket, Suffolk and Crumlin, Wales (see the article in our Western & Wales Section). Plutus PowerGen�s power generation station is being constructed on the former Cliff Quay power station, which was removed from service 30 years ago. The substation and power lines that were built for the former power station are still in use, making the site ideal for Plutus PowerGen. Like other Plutus PowerGen projects, Dyer & Butler is assisting by clearing the site, constructing the concrete hard standing, and the required site drainage. When fully operational later this year, the Cliff Quay station will be capable of generating 40 megawatts of power and the Stowmarket station 20 megawatts. Both will be providing backup power during peak periods over the winter and will be available to the National Grid between 4.30pm to 10pm seven days a week. As with other Plutus PowerGen sites, the Plymouth station will be providing on demand energy as we become more reliant on renewable energy and less so on fossil fuel generation. It will also provide a backup source of energy in periods of high demand when we have low wind and solar power generation. Plutus PowerGen forecasts usage of the STOR stations to be around 200 hours per year with automated remote access to the grid. Ongoing success with Plutus PowerGen 14