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I was just thinking this morning that I needed some sound financial advice from an anonymous poster with a name that says they’re untrustworthy - and you pop up with that. What a coincidence!

Daz will love it.

Sorry Ade - you are making things up as I didn’t say that.

This is why you can’t be trusted.

Adey-baby - go look in the mirror. You’re trying to portray yourself as a big-shot investor while posting anonymously on a sh*tty chat site. If you want to understand what moronic is then that’s a good example.

Written on here you twat.

You can’t, or won’t so it just highlights the absolute pointlessness of you bothering to make it up in the first place.

Sorry - I don’t take written evidence from an anonymous individual as gospel, especially one that talks rubbish much of the time.

Prove it Ade as I don’t believe you.

Come on Daz - you can’t be taken seriously as an investor on here unless you can read numbers that are available to everyone but post them on the chat pointlessly anyway.

Garonne - there are plenty of good, mutually beneficial reasons why the partner may not want to be named yet. Look it up, learn something, and stop your pathetic sh*t stirring.

My understanding of your truck suggestion was that there would be an integrated cracker on the truck that can crack ammonia at the point of delivery.

GeoPura doesn’t have 80 of these and are currently only working on a prototype cracker with Siemens that will deliver up to 200kg per day - based on the info I can find.

So Daz - GeoPura have 80 of what?

Bondy - it’s very easy to miss a point that wasn’t made in the first place. The ones you now make however are interesting and have legs.

Daz - that was a bit of a pointless rant there wasn’t it?

That’s produce so much hydrogen and have to transport that for clarity.

Yes Bondy it is exposure but I wish they could get the quantity right (500kg per day) and mention it is mobile and can scale to 3000kg per day being modular.

Also with the benefits of ammonia and transport it seems a bit mad to produce so much on a static site and then have to transport it from there.

You’ve just broken your own rule Moron!

Sorry you’re leaving again Ade. Hope you enjoy talking with your new mates on the ITM board. Looks like you’ll be a bit out of your depth though!

Well done Ade - that’ll go towards the loss you made in here, but not cover it.

Also popped onto the ITM board earlier. How not to make friends and influence people, by Ade.

The drama queens are back out in force - must be getting nervous about something.

She was only after the rice pudding Ade. You’re best off with someone who’ll love you for what you are.

That may be mainly men though…

Given Circular Refining’s current status—seeking partners and funding, with projects at the planning or pilot stage—it is likely that, if their projects proceed smoothly, they could begin producing green hydrogen at scale towards the end of this decade, around 2028–2030. This estimate aligns with industry timelines for similar projects and the current state of the hydrogen market in the UK and Europe. However, actual delivery will depend on overcoming typical sector challenges such as financing, permitting, and supply chain issues.