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What about the CA$ 32m of debt they have?

good spot... cheers

Save Our Limu: Uncle Henry’s Legacy Is Threatened:
Henry Chang Wo Jr. learned the Hawaiian cultural practice of limu gathering from his grandmother, mother and aunt. Their primary limu harvest area encompassed the entire Ewa Beach shoreline, from the mouth of the Pearl Harbor channel to Barbers Point.
Young Henry was a reluctant participant in his family’s limu gathering practice when he was recruited (forced?) to be their “bag boy.”

Back to your seaweed............ ;-)

Is it because the amount is payable over 2 years and by that time it will only amount to about 1/2 mil shares :-)

https://st4.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/2162823177?profile=original

apart from you can't get past the sweary filters here............. F kin get in!!!! Ya Beauty!

I think you'll find most UK pit shafts are flooded!
Similar idea in US, using concrete blocks and rail tracks: https://www.aresnorthamerica.com/

I think he's not replying as he is now being soundly rodgered by 'uncle' Henry, for being a naughty boy and getting caught with his pants down!

Careful Numpty, your out there batting with the intellectual heavyweights!!!!

"You do not necessarily have to spend billions on something if you come up with a brilliant idea on your own. Look at the steam engine, just looking at s kettle!!"

"I'm confused. So, you don't charge it like a conventional battery? You wait till it's depleted and then you change it after 1,500 miles at which point it needs to be recycled and rebuilt? Maybe I can't read....or maybe the way the article is written is terrible, and leaves out key details. Anyway, it might be cheap on paper, but by the time it becomes a commercial commodity, I'm sure it will be so expensive, ordinary people won't be able to afford it, and the government will tax it to death - because that's the UK way"

A classic:
"Why don't electric cars have solar panels on the roof and bonnet? Also UVB resistant windows plus solar panel film?"

I'm calling balls on it just cos its the daily fail :-)

The 'inventor's' co was struck off 4 1/2 year ago: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/06710883/filing-history

Now reinvented itself as MAL (R&D).

In a presentation to the national oceanography centre (and Tamar energy community!)he states that the 1500 mile claim was 'in bench tests', not real world. https://conference.noc.ac.uk/sites/conference.noc.ac.uk/files/documents/4.%20Trevor%20Jackson%20-%20MAL.pdf (no date, but pre 2018
The problem appears to be self degradation once the battery is used: https://www.designnews.com/electronics-test/solution-aluminum-air-battery-issue/171999835659812

Works fine on a PC running Linux with Firefox.

Works fine on a laptop running Win 7 with Firefox

Lots of excellent stuff here guys, keep it up....... and posts like this 'up' ;-)

Do you mean this one from AMcG? :-)

Been re-reading this year’s presentations and I am looking forward to major moves coming and I do think vanchem is a watershed moment as it secures all they want (for now) with respect to the 10,000mtv target and gives them the supply chain that I believe they think is initially necessary to supply both their steel customers and to make BE a major global force.
• Vanchem completion and funding
• Mokopane licence
• Mokopane offtakes/direct ore sales – these have been mentioned by FM for some time and with the Chinese
• Mokopane $20M investment and how it will work with vanchem
• Mokopane DFS
• Vanchem plan and timeline for the upgrades and source of funding
• Electrolyte plant commencing construction
• The consistently repeated message of 1,000mwh by 2020 – where does this come from given just 14 months to deliver (this cannot all be eskom as eskom is 1400mwh by 2022)
• MN has suggested ‘hundreds’ of enquiries and the most recent rns spoke of negotiations with Europe, asia, Africa, US
• ‘Significant success to date in creating the market, especially in South Africa’ for someone like FM who does not exaggerate at all this is mystifying as the eskom trial is mentioned separately – big news here especially in light of meeting the 1,000mwh 2020 target
• BE business plan – which we still have not seen
• 200mwh per annum of electrolyte sales – who to? Just BE?
• Vanchem provides BMN with 6 different products and also with 4 kilns (1 vametco, 3 vanchem) – de-risking
• The vametco mini grid and interest from other miners/commercial users
• Eskom tender confirmed
• Eskom win ?
• IRP being gazetted
• JSE/ftse listing with a cornerstone investor
• Dividend
• How brits works with vametco
• Vametco upgrades and confirmation that 2019 guidance has been met
• Lemur M&A – seemed odd to me to suddenly lump everything into one RNS

FM and MN know that right now is their time and there is no way the content of their recent presentations that themselves are repeats of a long running story will not be delivered. Q4 2019 and 2020 look especially exciting…..

Alfa, you don't need to install the app, just listen online.
https://www.globalplayer.com/catchup/lbc/uk/b8FPfbE
you need to click forward to 2:57:28, "Chris from Croydon", it is literally only 1 min at the end.

Thunder that ranks as the singularly most 13 Yr old, wanna be gangsta, post ever..... go try it on twitter with the hashtag county lines, you'll get a more favourable response. Idiot

They revolutionised the battery market, why not?
Without them the mobile phone, laptop and electric car would be a whole different market...... mostly non existent!

:-) Excellent!

**** = Expert101 or a male chicken
What did they have to say Alfa, their website seems to indicate they are going down the fuel cell route.

My bad: https://www.dropbox.com/s/s377ph3jjrocek4/CostingTheEarth-20191008-CarbonFreeIslands.mp3?dl=0

"Orkney's strong winds and powerful tides have attracted renewable energy pioneers for decades. For much of the year the islands produce more energy than they can use. Turbines are shut down and green energy goes to waste. The UK government has spotted an opportunity, funding the REFLEX project which aims to use that excess energy to develop new ways to power a community.

Tom Heap visits Orkney to see how hydrogen storage, huge batteries and electric ferries and cars can be lashed together with clever software to remove fossil fuels from an entire energy system."

Just tuned in and missed the first bit, but its all looking good!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0009372