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should do well in Bolivia then Bolivia's pay TV household penetration rate predicted to grow from 10.9% in 2014 to 27.1% by 2019, this project will see Mirada entering into a new and highly promising market.

https://www.independent.ie/business/irish/uk-health-investor-targets-ireland-after-raising-33m-36454197.html 20 Jan 2018. UK firm Primary Health Properties has renewed a �75m (�84.3m) facility with insurer Aviva and a new �30m (�33.7m) revolving credit facility with Lloyds, with plans to use the finance for more acquisitions in the UK and Ireland. Last month, the company agreed to pay �20m to buy a large primary healthcare facility in Cork. Primary Health Properties said the renewal of the �75m facility with Aviva extends its duration to almost another 11 years, at an interest rate of 3.1pc. The existing Aviva facility is set to mature next November, and carries a 4pc interest rate. Primary Health Properties said the reduced rate will save it �675,000 a year in interest. The �30m facility agreed with Lloyds is for an initial three-year period, with an option to extend it by a further two years. It may be drawn in either sterling or euro. Primary Healthcare said the Lloyds facility will be used to fund further acquisitions in the UK and Ireland. Harry Hyman, CEO of Primary Health Properties (PHP), said that the new facilities demonstrate the company's continued ability to secure long-term funding from a variety of sources. "We will use the funds to progress our long-term strategy of growing PHP's portfolio through the acquisition of well-priced, modern primary healthcare assets that will provide strong income returns and the potential for asset growth whilst maintaining a prudent level of gearing," he said. The facility that PHP bought last month in Cork is one of the largest in the country, extending over 6,500 sq m.

Onshore wind turbines have become the cheapest form of generating electricity in the UK � and many other windy parts of the world. This is partly because the design of blades to make maximum use of available wind has improved along with the height and size of installations. The technology, combined with solar, batteries and other methods of energy storage is fast making fossil fuels and nuclear redundant.

Onshore wind turbines have become the cheapest form of generating electricity in the UK � and many other windy parts of the world. This is partly because the design of blades to make maximum use of available wind has improved along with the height and size of installations. The technology, combined with solar, batteries and other methods of energy storage is fast making fossil fuels and nuclear redundant.

Ellwood Shreve 19 Jan 2018 Chatham Daily News An industrial wind turbine buckled over in south Chatham-Kent during the night leaving the motor and blades lying mangled on the ground Friday. Chad Reed, director of investor relations with TerraForm Power, an owner of the Raleigh Wind Power project, told The Chatham Daily News in an e-mail Friday that the turbine collapsing on Sixteenth Line near Drake Road, �did not cause any injuries or impact the broader community. �We are currently investigating the cause of the issue,� he added. �In the meantime, we have secured the immediate area around the turbine and taken the full facility offline as a precaution as we conduct a site inspection.� The way the turbine toppled over is unusual, said Jon Oldred, vice-president of product management for HBM Prenscia. The company, which has a location in Southfield, Mich., provides software for manufacturers, including the wind energy industry, to design products with structural integrity to avoid fatigue failure. Looking at a photograph of the crumpled turbine the Chatham Daily News provided, Oldred said, �It looks like a major buckling of the tower at the mid-point, which is unlikely to be a fatigue failure.� He said it appears an �extreme load of some kind� may have caused this damage. Oldred said more common structural failures that occur with turbines happen in the gearbox or with shaft or mechanical aspects of the structures. �They break quite regularly, but to have the whole tower fail, that�s more of a civil engineering problem, and I would say pretty unusual,� Oldred said. Chatham-Kent Police Service Sgt. Paul Pomajba said, �What we can tell you is that there is no suspicion of foul play at this time.� He said the incident is under investigation by TerraForm and the Ministry of Labour and Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change have also been contacted. �A number of other experts will be attending the scene to determine the cause of what has happened here today,� Pomajba said. Steve Mead, who lives three concessions away from the toppled turbine, has long had concerns about the structures after seeing several videos on the Internet showing blades that have broken off and flown �great distances.� �Now they�re falling apart here,� he added. �How safe are we?� He said when the plan for erecting wind farms was first proposed, it was touted as safe renewable energy. �I�m not feeling very safe right now,� Mead said, adding he has a full 360-degree view of turbines around his house. South Kent Coun. Karen Herman went to the scene of the turbine collapse after learning about it from the media. Herman said she was �speechless� when first seeing the damaged turbine. �We need to find out what happened,� sh

Looks like Gyrometric is much need now. http://www.thechronicle-online.com/2018/01/19/extreme-load-of-some-kind-may-have-caused-damage-says-expert https://gyrometric.systems/energy/ GyroMetric systems are developing tailored monitoring solutions for wind turbines, one of the fastest growing sectors in the low carbon economy. Gearbox failures are common and the cause of the largest cost of wind turbine failure. Access and maintenance of offshore or remote wind farms is expensive so the use of our advanced systems to schedule maintenance and reduce gearbox breakdowns will bring obvious benefits. Remote monitoring is also of enormous benefit. GyroMetric have installed a comprehensive monitoring system on a test Wind Turbine.

https://www.fleetwoodtoday.co.uk/news/environment/delays-to-gas-scheme-brine-pipe-confirmed-1-8963287 But the hold-up of the pipe, from which Halite will pump brine into Morecambe Bay as part of the process of drilling caverns into salt seams to store the gas, could delay the overall scheme. Halite, which intends to store 900 million cubic metres of gas in salt caverns under the River Wyre, was responding to rumours that maritime surveys due to be carried out have been delayed for a year. Read more at: https://www.fleetwoodtoday.co.uk/news/environment/delays-to-gas-scheme-brine-pipe-confirmed-1-8963287 delays elsewhere making Islandmagee even more desirable now

yet UAE just awarded �30mill of environmental cleaning contracts, so market is good. http://www.constructionweekonline.com/article-47830-tadweer-signs-five-new-contracts-worth-449m/ Hopefully Ramky can pick up a contract with NGR involved soon too.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/energy/power/how-to-make-waste-to-wealth-a-reality/articleshow/62490388.cms

20 Jan 2018: The Centre of Waste Management in Abu Dhabi (Tadweer) has signed five new contracts, worth Dh165 million ($45 million) for waste management investment projects in the emirate with leading firms in the waste sector, said a report. The new projects will greatly contribute to sustainable waste management and environmental protection by treatment of hazardous waste, reducing landfill waste and reducing greenhouse gas, GHG, emissions. It will enable CWM-Tadweer to fulfil its commitment of ensuring a safe and sustainable future for upcoming generations," he noted. CWM-Tadweer also awarded two new contracts to Ramky and BRS Ventures Joint Venture for medical and hazardous waste incineration projects in Abu Dhabi, and a contract to CleanCo in Al Ain.

and now im going for a walk. No need to monitor, we have cleared the 7s and Emergos charts looking at 15p plus

Business environment is getting really interested in Solid state batteries now hence the recent Mercedes article

now we're on the map

plenty more to come

famous chartist just said IKA good to go great stuff

for my own reference really - you can go ahead and filter me.

hopefully he or she will buy some shares

anyway sounds like its GAME ON now for sure - you dont set up a dataroom for a joke. Steller involved too got to be time to collect our chips now.

sonicboomy. Nigel puttin his own cash in - good signal.