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I would have thought if these units were compact it would be easier /cheaper to make the main assemblies in a central facility and FAT as subassemblies then do minimal fit out and connection onsite. production and QC is easier and also having continuity of skilled workforce. onsite works tend to attract short term workers who miss out on gaining valuable experience that is gained in production shops. then just have a small team of in house installation and commissioning engineers for the onsite installs and final acceptance testing.

Can someone explain what the rns means, are they not cashing pre arranged ones or something

So really all they have said is at present there is no multi million pound deals in the near future .... Although shows future promise?
Or have I missed something haven't been on the board for a while?
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Yes I know what you mean, and any drop off point near supermarket or retail park would Need to wash the items on arrival. Then directly into the process to start generating energy. We all see this as waste which is what it is at present, once plastic is routinely being made into fuel it turn dB into a useful commodity, all depends how much you need to process to get a kw/h of electricity, for the supermarket operators it may be a huge initial outlay and possibly a slow recovery of revenue but a hell of a positive move, and an end to the pressures they are currently under to stop using plastic, which in itself will be a costly hurdle to cross. It covers a few issues easily if a decent amount of power can be extracted, what is the by product after gasification?

I'm glad you sent that mail I've been thinking the same thing and it's a huge opportunity for supermarkets to visibly demonstrate a responsible approach to the waste that is generated by thier products. This would be seen in a very positive fashion by consumers who would positively support a waste solution. I originally thought a dmg unit close to retail parks/supermarkets, and a waste collection unit in the immediate vicinity of the supermarket where consumers would drop off plastics. The plastics would create energy in electricity to power the supermarket probably offsetting huge AC and refrigeration running costs. The plastics returned to by consumers could earn the consumer discount vouchers at the relevant shop or retail park, thus would incentive the return of plastic waste to be recycled. It would be a very visible position action winning many customers for the supermarket company involved, and would also take huge pressure from councils waste collection and disposal operations, the people use cars to go to the shops so the waste transportation I a totally offset as well Cheers G

looks like its been all sells for a while now?

Laks
These charts are great , but I wish I could read them ! do you tutorials!!!!

Cheers Applegarth , i was going to buy some more but will hold off now you've planted a seed of doubt in my mind! easily done though!

I suppose we just have to wait for an update or RNS on the switch on now?

aye job done

Don't think it'll be gone tomorrow , still a bit of survey to do

Grand Canyon is on East Anglia wind farm! GC3 is on Lancaster wellheads hoping to get done before weather in 2-3 days

Will it keep dropping???

Was 22.98 to buy on HL

I wonder when this will make a turn for the better!?

Ha Ha , well your not missing much the weathers dreich up here!!! i'd be as well in a LAKE!
G

are you from scotland lake

I thought the BB would be full of the points learned at last night's meeting? Looking forward to hearing attendees thoughts and findings Cheers G

What's happening I just noticed? The drop

aye the "pub" invite!!!