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Good morning Stokey12
Do we know when the planning committee next meet?
Thanks
Roger

Morning all, a bit more on the future of fuel cell to 2025. AFC comes high on their list of companies to watch.

https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=http://newsagree.com/global-fuel-cells-market-to-drive-amazing-growth-by-2025-afc-energy-aisin-seiki-co-ltd-ballard-power-systems-inc/&ct=ga&cd=CAEYASoTODI0NzAyNjczMzg4NzUyMjA2MzIaMzdjM2FkNTc0MmExNWMzZjpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AFQjCNHMJ3w4m1lj3Sg9731OWW3KWKb4yA

I see additional buys are appearing on the NEX listing including my small 250K - nothing changes!!

Interesting that the second item on the BBC 6'oclock news tonight said that waste might not be shipped overseas from November but taken to northern landfill sites.

I see a further opportunity with differing feedstocks!?

Another day, another drop. I appreciate its Friday but its as though we hadn't had our announcement this week. Can nobody see the protential or is the whole country consumed by ....?

Good morning all,
As I seee it so far, W2T are facilitators especially overseas - Japan and Indonesia being the largest so far. I guess Peel will take on the responsibility of managing the payments based on the agreement between the parties.

?????? never my strong point.

Rsm61 - I concur thanks to everybody from their informative comments and reports. All very exciting should be interesting cum opening at 8 o'clock!?

South American interest but nothing regarding Japan, prehaps those attennding might have additional info?
All looking good at the moment.

It seams to me the discussions today have centred around ???????? I think we can generally say the subject has been exhausted - can we please move on.

Anybody interested in getting a broad spectium of articles should sign up for Google Alerts. So many have now just appeared.

Further article/write up in BusinessGreen.

https://www.businessgreen.com/bg/news/3080431/peel-environmental-inks-gbp130m-deal-to-develop-11-waste-plastic-to-hydrogen-plants

An article first released in mid July but worth a read:

https://waste-management-world.com/a/japanese-ministry-of-economy-trade-backs-plastic-waste-to-hydrogen-tech

The Japanese Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry (METI) has formally endorsed our DMG technology as a major component of their distributed hydrogen strategy in Japan. When will the UK Government get on board? #hydrogen

I'm not bothered who explains what to whom really so long as it gets out there. Howard White seems to be doing the leg work in the Far East which is where most interest appears to be and where the worst waste mountains are.
I think when we have the first unit up and running the uk and the rest of the world will follow - let's hope.

Its a pity we have to go overseas for funding. We are a northern based company and one would have thought a consortium could have been mobilised within the Northern Powerhouse area to put together an amount of 10-12 million to build the first unit.

But I guess the waste mountains can continue to grow whilst we are continually discussing you know what?

Talk radio this morning with Howard Clark . HC indicated that fund for the first site could be close as negotiations are continuing with a Far East concern.
See Twuitter - W2T this morning.

Im wondering what role W2T are playing in all this? The recent piece on plastic by Howard White was excellent. Perhaps they can take over the role?
ole

Discussion re DMG.See home page

Yes agree perhaps not the 12 units but we have the 17000 islands where a couple or two of the DMGs could be sited.