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Thanks to Mullens on the EQT thread

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwylepd79d5o

Thanks Shepherd.

Appears to be future dated ? 13/11/2024

There have been a few large trades last couple of weeks, hopefully somee momentum in share price before any news.

Thank you once again 909 - much appreciated.

Completely baffling to be raising 2 million here when there's 2 million over there belonging to us.

Nothing straight forward with this lot.

Bottom of bottom drawer.

Thanks 909.

What about the Northfork situation?

Shouldn't the Chapter 11 have been resolved before retsarting the plant?

I think this is the only company I have known that doesn't want any good news coming out about it.

Or if there is, is quickly followed by bad news - usually before opening at 8 am !!

I can fully understand all the MBO theories just based alone on the above. Since the share consolidation alone, we have gone from 4p to under a penny.

Thanks again.

I'm thinking of cutting my losses here too, but at all time lows is not the best place to be selling?

But maybe this isn't the lows?

Question for all - that EQT have written off their investment in Northfork, or that NFCP is still in administartion, does Palumbo have to notify LSE of any ongoings there? If still in administartion, does EQT actually have a working interest in it?

Second, why the embargo of Altair and Pitcole selling any placing shares until Feb 2025? Would that suggest important news before then? At the current price there's no more placings as below the 0.01 Euro (0.84p) nominal value.

Probably hold till New Year - totally lost confidence in the management here, so no adding. GLA

Morning all. PHE's focus should be on getting the first fully commercial plant up and running. The new test centre results will demonstrate capability.

As ever, it comes down to funding, and this where PHE have chopped and changed their business plan.

I think the current plan - pay up front if you want one - is the only viable option for such a small company.

One thing that niggled me was Keith and his dismissal of the Australian interest. Not sure why PHE have always played down on that. That would have given a boost to the shareprice when it was 2p or over back then

Was good to see Paul confirm their interest, and give clear guidance on how a full scale plant would be funded. Back to the licence fee approach.

As Castle said, walk before you run. Everything depends on the test centre showing our capabilities, not tieing us down to solely producing hydrogen, syngas or electric. Tell the world all the possibilities - there will be interested clients for all off takes, and different waste feedstocks.

All talk at the moment is about carbon capture. Not really PHE's function. But when talk starts about waste plastic to energy, then PHE will thrive in the spotlight. Government isn't quite there yet as no pressure or lobbying from the greens on this point.

Look forward to watching the debate continue here. GLA

Regarding Hynet, I too live in the North West, and became aware of PHE and EQTEC due to the Hynet project.

Basically, it was envisaged to be a hydrogen network hub for North Wales, Merseyside and Manchester.

The hydrogen source for this project, howrever, was not from PHE at plot 10b.

The Ellesmere Port refinery was to be the main source.

Part of this project was the Protos waste recycling park. PHE have a small plot, 10b, next to a plastic waste sorting area in Plot 10a. The original PHE offtake was to be electricity. If you visit the site, you can see the substation that was built over 2 years ago, with the underground cable trunking linking Plot 10b. I don't recall a hydrogen offtake for PHE at that time.

I thought it was Plantdad who showed us videos on thi forum some years back, but I may be confusing him with another poster from that time.

I don't want people on here getting carried away with Protos. PHE's part was a very small one.

Maybe, under our new leadership, PHE could get a larger slice of the pie. Or our forthcoming trials can demonstrate to the Hynet scheme that it can play a larger part. Synthetic air fuels? Hydrogen? Or just electricity and heat?

Hynet is for carbon capture - an abundance of which is emitted during hydrogen production and oil refining at Stanlow/Ellesmere Port.

In my opinion, PHE is wate to energy, and could not compete with the before mentioned sites.,in terms of volume of supply of hydrogen.

I hope (as an investor) that trials at Bridgend will give details of expected volumes of syngas/hydrogen or SAF as well as purity. It would be a good indication of what type of scheme a full scaale kiln would fit into. It will need significant volumes of hydrogen to be available from one full size kiln at Protos. More realistic is the Australian route . Many plants accross a country.

Either path forward should prove PHE a worthwhile investment. All IMO.

He's now with Zak Mir

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCp4yH212Gc

Trashes the share price then goes on mad interview spree trying to boost it - couldn't make it up !

Long time holder/first time post on here. Suppose this is what happens when investors lose faith in the management.

GLA

As per the RNS, the unit is to be containerised and stored for future projects.

IMHO the smaller unit will work on one type of feedstock, the larger one will focus on the feedstock that the anticipated nearest pipeline of orders will be using. Australia, Ireland, Europe or Asia?

NJew kiln plastics, maybe SAF jet fuel trials for the old kiln?

I remember a couple of yeras back that we were asked by the University to vacate the space the old kiln occupied, as they wanted it for other projects.

From past experience, all cabling for the control panel will take about a month before signed off as OK to use(Puwer regs,Pat tests etc).

Just my thoughts but GLA

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kQiIAKyvAI from Zak Mir

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3rQ1J0K6rQ from Proactive a month ago.

Think Zak Mir did one a week later - will look.

Https://engsolve.com/ thanks to smokey on ADVFN for the link.

I think they would be researching different parameters and settings required for the optimum syngas. Maybe fluid flows with different materials used? I think this is all done on computer, simulating ideas. Was what Manchester Uni did last year.

Thanks for that link Scooby.

Our grads are paid a salary, around £30k each. Salary increases on targets met. Dont know how long they have been at PHE, but the article suggest at least a few months. Makes sense to get their training complete before all the kit ready to start up. Again, this shows good planning by management.

Am sure they know what direction they want to go in regarding Australia/Protos, just need to show what they can do first, then negotiate deals with the right customers.

Hi all, been invested here for over 2 years, and mostly just watch this board from the sidelines.

Can I thank the poster who posted that PHE had taken on 3 post graduates. I work for 3M and we took on 4 grads 18 months ago. Brilliant step by PHE IMO, and reading the article, suggests that have been working away already. They should each have their own project, and will no doubt have been carefully chosen for their individual strengths.

And above all, they will be so eager to impress and get the work done at pace. Our grads are project leads now, so good potential for the near future as they get into it.

Must say how impressed I am since Paul has taken over. Never overpromises, but seems to deliver , and deliver on time.

GLA