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Maybe just may be they have finally got the go-ahead, ALHM

If only we all responded as fairly and politely as your post, Dusofthenations.......

Hotfinance, whatever folks think about Jason's tenure he is hugely talented. The headline to your post is not fair and certainly not motivational as he now begins this new role.

Jmo

You will get more from others, Goldfish. But this refers to many many years ago. Good to highlight now though. IMHO

From google Dunwerking.

It's impossible to give a precise answer without knowing the pumping rate of the specific barge and the size of the ship. However, a barge can typically load a significant amount of heavy fuel oil onto a ship in 3 hours. Pumping rates can vary, but a common rate might be 150 cubic meters per hour. Using this example, a barge could potentially load 450 cubic meters of fuel oil onto a ship in 3 hours (150 m³/hour * 3 hours = 450 m³).

Continued bickering adds no more to the board than silence. At least the it hasn't ruined it.

Jmo

What is sad whiskyman is that the board is being clogged up with all this bickering. At least SC posts are relevant. Whether true or not we can surely decide for ourselves.

Jmo

DevonianExile, great post.

Dustofnations. I honestly don't think Tony foster is a fit as our next ceo. Great respect to yourself but I think we need a CEO with experience in running a large company. Tony's Marine Capital is small with less than 1million sales. The rest of the company's he is connected to are either dormant or dissolved.

I think we now need to breakout and get someone with the clout and experience of running multi million pound businesses. Sod the cost (within reason.)

We have circa 6million and hopefully within the next 12 months we will have a fast growing company. We should bite the bullet now a go all in (within reason)

:-)

A division of Shell, developing biofuels.

Again, we are mixing with the best.

Well done QUADRISE.

jmo

It's very likely we will.get an update in the interims.

My take on not hearing anything for some time is that we (qed) need to get the msar supply side sorted.

We have a letter of intent to use MSAR to help with this. Once this is out of the way, there shouldn't be anything to hold the use of MSAR up, except perhaps their existing stocks and contracts for coal/oil.

Jmo

I honestly believe that folks haven't woken up to this point, Hotfinance.

What is interesting is that the retail offer was significantly oversubscribed even though quite a number of retail shareholders were "prevented" from taking part.

I wonder if the Directors of the company all have accounts with participating brokers?

If not, perhaps they could advise us long term shareholders how they managed to participate.

If many shareholders do contact them they may change their minds and participate.

You can fully understand with that level of costs involved, Prep.

But after nearly 20 years of excitement and despair with the larger part being despair I will be not a little miffed if they now allow a raise of much more than the million detailed to all and sundry, and not just existing shareholders. Jmo

Fyoz,

Any idea what happening with barclays?

I logged on last night to complete my applications , nothing there!

Am I right in thinking, this offer could be closed today if it is fully subscribed?

They do look like sells, simpleinvestor.

But having said that , after both trades the market jumped. Further, I doubt if QED would be higher this evening is they were both sales.

Jmo

After the close the aim listed energy technology firm said it had signed a grant agreement with the European Commissions sustainable growth agency CINEA as part of the Seastars consortium.

Seastars aims to reduce ships greenhouse gas emissions.

But yesterday, however, Quadrise slumped by 5.3pc or o.4p to 7.18 p

Side note. Headline STOCK WATCH Quadreis with graph showing share from jan 24 to date. Impressive imo

Quadrise retreated after seven sessions of gains that saw it surge by almost 50%.

After the close on Thursday, the AIM- listed energy technology firm signed