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Eddie, I totally get that! What I did was to contact several MP s in my surrounding area. One of them will be genuinely interested! It is my actual MP who does seem to be on the case.

Thanks Telephoneman! Yes that looks very promising indeed. We are beginning to get some more wind in our sails. The timing couldn't be better!

What affect do you think this new UK government sponsored EU law promoting hydrogen from plastic will have on our business model and the cost of hydrogen?

Telephoneman, are you saying we were going to provide the cheapest, cleanest and most local form of hydrogen and now it's just got a whole lot cheaper?

We have the Chinese to thank for this!

Yes this does look like a bit of tweaking and rubber stamping! All systems go!

What's of particular interest is the fact that this piece of legislation is being proposed by the UK (among others)

https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/eu-warms-up-to-plastic-waste-recycling-as-transport-fuel/

Bit it looks like we are pushing an open door as the uk is one of the sponsor countries pushing for a new definition!

There are a number of us plugging away in the background. It is relatively easy to make an appointment with your local MP. It is their duty to represent you. If more of us did it we could really achieve something.

Of course I will post a link when I get to my computer. This is a total game changer!!!!!

The eu has just voted on a proposal to reclassify carbon waste if treated a certain way as a renwable energy source!!!!!

I met my local MP only last week. He is really interested in the whole subject. He is only a shadow minister but still he will have some contacts and is entitled to press questions.

They are well aware of the premium market as back up for the grid. Hydrogen is most suited to this task. It's a no brainer.

That's another potential bow to our string too. We are ideally suited to balance the grid and we will get paid a premium.

I will thank them one day as this has enabled me buy way more than otherwise. Am building up reserves to buy even more. But you are right they are what you say they are.

Another nice find Telephoneman! It will be a no brainer. Batteries are too heavy, are not green, have range issues and have limited life expectancy.

With the support of Peel, Toyota and more and more big players it's not a matter of if but when.

�We can offer a model that companies like Toyata are excited about,� says Allaun.

There is what's called the law of diminishing returns. PHE at 7 million has less and less fat. On the other hand (our clowns) they are exposing themselves to more and more risk. As well as the opportunities outlined there are the ones simmering in the background and new ones cropping up from nowhere. I would not like to be shorting this one.