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i spoke to a lady from the planning team today, she said sometimes dates can get shunted forward a little if there are some outstanding queries

Good to have expatprat around, naysayers mean huge rises usually come.

You haven't read it properly at all have you?

Aer Lingus owner IAG will explore the use of sustainable jet fuels at the Irish carrier as part of a major new initiative to make the airline group net neutral in carbon emissions by 2050, according to chief executive Willie Walsh.

Mr Walsh also welcomed the decision by the Irish Government to ringfence revenues raised from carbon taxes for use in climate action projects.

“The Taoiseach talked about hypothecating some of the carbon tax for environmental purposes, and we‘ve argued that that‘s what governments should do,” he said.

IAG, which also owns British Airways, Iberia, Vueling and Level, is investing in a new UK-based facility that will convert household waste – which could include waste generated by its own airlines – into jet fuel.

The airline group could also invest in similar plants elsewhere in the future, said Mr Walsh.

Speaking at London‘s Heathrow Airport, he declined to say how much equity IAG had invested in the new plant, which is being built in conjunction with specialist firm Velocys. However, he said IAG will invest $400m (€364.4m) in sustainable aviation fuel over the next 20 years.

Mr Walsh, a former Aer Lingus chief executive, said the airline would be able to reduce its carbon emissions, despite expanding, partly via new aircraft.

Aer Lingus has considerably expanded its transatlantic network since it was acquired by IAG in 2015.

Hot off the press

https://dailystockdish.com/aer-lingus-will-be-early-adopter-of-green-jet-fuel/

yeah but ive been to a few agms where they refuse to reveal anything.

I guess they could have done an actual AGM statement, that is noted as missing

I agree they have been rude to the largest investors.

ok so positive is he got his 100k bonus signed off. whilst she hasn't come across as very nice based on general feedback, its probably not her job to run bagir andf tbh ive never met a nice woman anyway in life. they are difficult and cause trouble.

3.3% less churn

penny stock sub 1p, market will snap up.

reach Richard the planning guy on the phone, hes been engaged all morning

well that's what happens at most agms, they cant really comment.

US-based LanzaTech, which makes aviation fuel from industrial waste emissions, has just secured $72m from Novo Holdings, an achievement its chief sustainability officer Freya Burton describes as “significant”.

http://www.ethicalcorp.com/long-haul-getting-aviation-biofuel-ground

The UK picture is more optimistic for Velocys. It makes jet fuel from commercial and municipal solid waste and for the first time qualifies within the RTFO. It’s awaiting planning permission to build on Humberside, with the backing of British Airways and Shel

http://www.ethicalcorp.com/long-haul-getting-aviation-biofuel-ground

good point, you wrote that as I was thinking the same thing. Previously MAC 10 bagged on planning permission approval for the RAF desborough site. Same could happen here potentially if successful planning approval. It is a decent catalyst on AIM and yes the cash position is not great but maybe BA and Shell will just buyout the project once the planning permission is granted or cough up more dough

7million at a higher price, once they get approval they ll have to raise even more down here, maybe lower no?

these guys must be running out of cash....

are you saying these guys have spent 100million?

anyway I don't think a decision will come tomorrow, theres too many outstanding issues on the planning website. just my opinion.

Binnolid. Enjoy the AGM. Good luck!