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Air it's a bit different to that in it does not burn or incinerate the feedstock. This is lifted from the site. I'd suggest giving it a visit as it probably has alot of the answers your looking for.
"The process involves the plastic being heated to a very high temperature where within a few seconds it melts and is vaporised into gases. Further heating within the Chamber reforms the molecules into a synthetic gas known as “syngas”, comprising a mixture of largely methane, hydrogen and a smaller volume of carbon monoxide. The Thermal Conversion Chamber operates without oxygen, so there is no burning, however a non-combusting oxidising agent in the form of steam is added to control the process and the quality of the syngas."
It's alot more envirentally friendly than alot of what is out there. Eqtec is also another with a much greener approach through their gasification process than others about.
Both sites should provide the info your looking for in terms of there processes and how they benefit in comparison to other less efficient and less environmentally friendly ones.
GL
Apologies for that guys not sure what happened there!
I wonder when we will hear news of these developments?
Also read this thought it was interesting. I wonder if we will be contributing power towards this project.
https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/news/peels-liverpool-energy-centre-signed-off/
Think my post was removed for some reason. Curious to hear what people think in regards to news in this?
Also read this earlier which sounds great and some insight in Peels energy projects in the Northwest.
Was wondering if we will be contributing to this.
https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/news/peels-liverpool-energy-centre-signed-off/
Do we think we will have an update of this soon? I also read this earlier today I thought was interesting in regards to Peels energy plan in the Northwest. I wonder if any of the energy we produce for then will be used for this project.
https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/news/peels-liverpool-energy-centre-signed-off/
Think I might have got that one wrong. My bad haha. Still a good read.
Ah I see that's useful, thanks for that pitlick!
Any thoughts?
So I found this on Vlad's Twitter guys. Very interesting read. Appears to be discussing what appears to be initial results on what I would say is the CBR platform.
CD19 Targeted T Cell Infusion...
https://ashpublications.org/blood/article-abstract/137/3/323/463850/Factors-associated-with-outcomes-after-a-second?redirectedFrom=fulltext#.YBjV-K7-pNk.twitter
We don't use pyrolysis so to speak (i'm pretty sure) but it feels like we fall nearer this as our process is highly efficient and very clean.
We appear to cross a variety of categories for the colour classification of our production of hydrogen.
We are evidently not brown and would not say grey either.
A new way of extracting hydrogen from natural gas is currently in experimentation phase. The gas can be decomposed at very high temperatures generating hydrogen and solid carbon thanks to a process called methane pyrolysis. This hydrogen is then referred to as “turquoise” or low carbon-hydrogen.
We fit more within this "turquoise" bracket it appears as do we not produce a by-product we can sell off? Id also think that because of the source and nature of the material we use, we maintain a circular ecosystem using what is already there and giving back so this must be considered in terms of how we perceive green since we are contributing to a more sustainable and cleaner solution to the likes of incineration etc. I wonder if this affects the classification of our hydrogen production.
Nice work Aandi this sounds very assuring. A clean slate for them it looks like
Haha sorry about the typos had to be on the anology eh.
Ship isnt sinking* and its peers* ! Anyway, im off enjoy your weekend folks bring on next week.
Hedge,
I recall reading that the CLN money was payable back within period of time if we were to do this do we know what would happen with the shares issues if none are sold?
I think there are a couple scenarios that could play out here and i think its to early for anyone to be assuming that Eli Lilly CDX deal is off the cards. Part of me thinks that, with the pipeline Hemo has, the money they receive on the deal might not of be sufficient for the pushing of all the trials into clinical phase so its natural that they take the opportunity to have extra cash to achieve this push over the next few months on top of what they receive form 'Global Co'.
Its been so underplayed with the CBR platform as of yet but i understand that theres no point talking about something that isn't going to fulfil the hype and if spoken to early to not come to fruition the company could attract the wrong attention have the pump and dump come in and potentially a volley of shorts which would ultimately destroy a great company on the precipice of great things.
Many have stated and i've re read the RNS's over and over and scrawled through the comparing other companies who have provided treatments similar to Hemo and i feel secure knowing that the company is moving to great things and very much appears to be on the edge of profiting significantly and receiving the recognition its due for its work and its valuation in comparison to eats peers.
We know if any of these come in it means 10s of millions in up front payments with at least a few 100 million in payments after that for each.
Worlds a mad place atm but this ship is sinking. It looks like we are almost read to officially leave the dock.
I look forward to seeing how things go and know some of you have been hear a long time. Its hard to see the wood through the trees but the company is almost there. As soon as that contract is signed and it is without a doubt closer than ever, everyone will be relieved.
GLA DD
I feel it's based on an educated guess we should have some RNS soon about the Scotland site and Manchester site that David mentioned in the vox webinar the other week. I was trying to figure out where it might be and was wondering if it was going to potentially be up by Glasgow as Peel have land there. I was trying to piece a narrative together and thought it would tie in nicely with Cop26 to be like, we have our first plant up and running in the Northwest and another on the way just round the corner!
Ogggs did that not come in the form of controlled assessment of the kit by the EE engineers as mentioned in the last video that was published on the day with the RNS by AFC on Twitter etc?
Assuming they tried it in various staged enivornments to see how it performed I'd imagine they did just that. Obviously controlled environments are not the real thing and there is always room for error but it's what all companies go through before the big day trialling through different curated conditions before the real thing. Hopefully the due diligence done on the product has been done to such a degree and I don't that the people involved have done any less.
Just crazy watching the impact on the green sector today in the UK. I think its time to switch off and look away. So surprised but it doesn't change the fundamentals of the companies involved. Top up and fill your boots, LTH GLA
Came across this. Not sure if it's been posted yet. I hope EQTs business in the Balkans is making progress, it would be a real solution to enivormental catastrophes and help prevent them/ clean them up.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9188531/A-layer-waste-covers-Serbian-lake-Balkans-loses-battle-pollution.html
Its exciting and going to be a prosperous development for the company Tuan. Looking good, hold on and hold tight
Not sure if this has been posted today but just came across it then. Lilly are growing their portfolio.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-19/lilly-to-pay-merus-as-much-as-1-6-billion-in-cancer-team-up