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second try

35MW x 35% LoadFactor = 12.2MW average generation

12.2 X 24h = 294MWh / day

294MWh x £80/MWh = £23,500/day

£44,000 x 365 = £8.5m/year

£16m/year * 16Years => £137m over lifetime of contract for power generated?
- costs of maintenance ?
+ ROC sale (?? 0.9 *1752000 MWh * £50 = £78m ??) (https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/renewables-obligation-ro-buy-out-price-mutualisation-threshold-and-mutualisation-ceilings-2021-22)

I've not tried to calculate returns on the farms before but my stab is

35MW x 35% LoadFactor = 12.2MW average generation

12.2 X 24h = 294MWh / day

294MWh x 0.15p/kWh = £44,000/day

£44,000 x 365 = £16m/year

£16m/year * 16Years => £260m over lifetime of contract? (what would be the costs?)

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Ofwat have increased price cap by 150

Azn in line to buy SNG001?

~£570

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/shares/questor-made-11pc-loss-glaxosmithkline-sticking/

Use Firefox with NoScript installed.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2021/04/05/china-step-ahead-west-race-metals/

will save you scrolling
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news?tab=news-explorer&namecode=sng

RE budget implications
https://citywire.co.uk/investment-trust-insider/news/budget-2021-infrastructure-and-renewables-funds-hit-by-corporation-tax-hike/a1475130

Seems like the fox guarding the henhouse.

So now people who want to buy houses will be competing with the banks....

I believe corporation tax is going to 25% from 19% in a couple of years. So profits after will be about 6%ish less going forward.?

If we are 4% roughly above the required 12.5% CET1, would that mean 20x0.57p owed? 11.4p?

UK gov are no longer shareholders

inverse head and shoulders? RHS forming?

cell review of innate immune response
https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(21)00218-X?rss=yes

I hope not.
They should just license it out.
Having a pan anti-viral that can be stockpiled is nigh on priceless given the schooling covid has given the world.

cheers

can you post a link to morningstar trades...can't seem to find it.