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So David Price is going to wait almost 3 years before even deciding wether to drill or not. And the longer he explores the potential of the site, the more money he will need to raise to keep going.

And on top of that, he doesn't give current shareholders any new information or updates. This guy is the total opposite to the CEO at GBP !! Luckily my profits from there are invested here a few weeks now.

This company has great potential, but Rockfire have had the rights to drill for 30 years, suppose another 3 won't matter.

Just a thought on the patent - if it read "plastic waste", would that not limit the patent to only waste plastic?

Maybe by stating "waste materials", this doesn't limit the process patent to only 1 waste stream source.

Welcome your thoughts as I have no knowledge of patent process/ requirements.

Just a snippet from Cas2020 on ADVFN board with regard to a reply from a government official,

Thank you for your email of 17 December to the Minister of State for Industry, about a company called Powerhouse Energy. As I hope you will appreciate, the Minister receives significant volumes of correspondence on a daily basis, and, regrettably, is unable to respond to each one personally. Therefore, I have been asked to respond. The Department is aware of the Powerhouse Energy Group and officials have met with them in the past. They have developed a very promising non-incineration technology to convert waste into useful products.

Many thanks to Cash2020

Thanks OTL.

Morning, I bought 1 mill at 0.169 at 09:18 and has not showed up yet?

Has everyone else's trades shown up?

Thanks 5085 - one of those publications states operational in 2026.

Also possible funding available from Eurozone.

Has this information been superceded, or does it still stand?

Many thanks

Glad to become a recent shareholder of ROCK, and so refreshing to see such helpful contributers here.

Many thanks to you all for your contributions and education.

Important 0.22 level to break through, good times ahead if it does.

Are company communications good here? Or is it rare and when needed RNS updates?

GLA

Thanks for the replies and information.

Seems end of life tyres would be a more costly feedstock - quite sure PE will know the best riute to take.

I'd prefer the plastic to syngas scenario, but will soon see what different feedstocks the trials will use.

As for the February investor days, planing this would have been ongoing for some months, with all future potential customers invited end of last year. I hope we hear who all of the attendees will be. Naming some heavy hitters could add impetus to the share price, and show how others see PHE technology being used.

Future price will be determined when we know how future revenues will be generated. Can't predict until I see some numbers attached to a business model. Say in 2 years time we have 10 plants running, with £500,000 annual licence fee, pluse £400,000 in service charges (one off?). £9 million a year revenue first year, at 10 x forward PE would get back above 2p.

Seems a bit low when you look back at last year's price. Need to see what PHE revenue predictions are per plant.

Thanks again.

Https://nexergyipo.co.uk/#technologies

Last stage IPO for Nexergy soon. Does plastics and tyres into oils again.

Self cleaning kiln, no external heat required and the video shows how the wire in tyres is still an issue, but removed before processing. Can only do 10 Kg at a time.

I think PHE is far superior, but demonstartes other techs are coming, and quickly.

2025 needs a very positive start from PHE trials and comparison between actual and theoretical studies.

So many other tech companies coming through again now, reminds me of 2020 when the renewable industry bubble began. If PHE gets ahead again early, should be a positive year for them.

GLA

Just to add, the stated bid and offer prices are the very minimum and very maximum prices a market maker will trade at, if the traded amount is at or under the normal market size.

I think NEO's market size is 500,000 shares, so up to this value, the quoted bid and offer prices shouldn't be exceeded.

Hi Just

The highest market maker's bid price, and lowest market makers' offer price will be displayed to show a company's share price. This therefore gives you an official share price "spread".

There are a lot of Market Makers, all competing against each other for our business.

If a market maker holds a lot of a company's shares, it will offer an improved price compared to other market makers, in order to settle it's book. MM's prefer to be flat.

Example, company price is 0.9 bid and 1.1 offer. An MM with a lot of stock may "offer" to sell to you at 1.05 to reduce it's holding.

Another MM may be short of stock, and will therefore "bid" for your shares at 0.95 to reduce it's short exposure.

So using the above example, the quoted share price is 0.9 to 1.1 , but the actual share price is 0.95 to 1.05.

Hopefully you can now see why stated and actual spreads differ.

Hope this makes sense to you. Regards.

Happy New Year all.

On point of off-takes : would our biochar be of use to Trimtabs for their carbon nano tubes?

I am not sure of the compositin of the biochar, but imagine it to be carbon rich?

Nice trades gone through today.

Page 9 Hynet mentioned.

Some light reading for the long holiday ahead !

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6761915126a2d1ff18253493/hydrogen-strategy-update-to-the-market-december-2024.pdf

Hi Sccoby, I think if any raise is neccesary it will be minimal.

My reasoning

> each site will need a FEED as per plant requirements - £300,000 for Engsolve per site

> as per Paul Emmit - each order will require a minimum non refundable deposit prior to PHE ordering kit

> licence fee of £500,000 per plant was the last figure I heard reported.

Seems good foresight by PE not to fall into the same kind of trap as the Mitchel Dryers debacle.

FFED alone should cover wages/costs, and deposit per site order should cover costs of kit needed (kiln, exchangers etc)

There will also be other incomings generated by Engsolve.

So glad the business model is so different to that of EQT, who spread themselves so thinly, spending £50 million to accomplish very little.

On the flip side then, the recent 1 million share buyer will have to report a threshold once crossed.

Watching the trades recently, there have been more 1 million buys than sells.

Most sells been 500,000 region. I just think it's mainly PI's selling for Christmas.

Never know for a fact unless reported, who is a buyer/seller in the market.

Be nice to start seeing buys of 2 million+, then we'll push forward.

As ever, GLA

I'm not sure why everyone is assuming the kiln alloy is from China, just because the kiln was made in China.

PHE already purchased the alloy some years back, They gave this alloy to Mitchel Dryers to manufacture the kiln with.

When they went bust, PHE sent theremaining alloy stock to China for this kiln.

Maybe the original alloy was Chinese in origin, for kiln manufacture in the UK.

When MD went under they tried to say they owned the patent for the kiln etc etc.

So maybe it is best for the kilns to be manufactured in China, especially if the alloy does originate from there?

The same alloy was used for the small kiln in Chester - that worked OK.

Personally I've no concerns. I would imagine it to be more economical for kilns to be made in China, as the customer base is in Australia and Japan region.

More thoughts welcome.

Hi Divvy

I was just pointing out that there is a storage bund on the outside yard. In my experience, gas bunds are cylindrical silos.

I haven't seen a box shaped bund for gasses. Would this be for the SAF trials?

I'm not sure the quantities of anything we will produce during trials? But I'd imagine would need seperate storage for each type of fuel produced.

Where the external civils have completed, looks like footings for another storage tank.

Won't get chance to get to the site now until after it opens, but looks about half way there at the moment.

GLA

PHE have said they will trial for SAF.

There is a storage bund now in place at Bridgend - not your typical silo shape (gas storage) but rectangular.

It is green, but don't know if for syngas or SAF.

Hope that helps - and all civils appear complete in front storage area.

Thanks fir the link CHRH.

Interesting the date that was released (21 October) was around the same time the share price here dipped to 0.55p.

Was this more scare tactics to let those in the know get in cheaper again?

Why no update from Palumbo on this? Still a long long way to go before investor confidence is restored.

The most obvious one

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