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Read the rns then read it again they are in the middle of negotiating a percentage of an acquisiton. The cln holder will be paid off with a straight debt agreement NO DILUTION to shareholders and are in further discussions with Ebioss to expand. The Company has made solid progress in some of the requests for quotations on a range of near term projects both in the UK and overseas markets totalling more than 30 MW and awaits conclusion of assessments on others. The Company has also made good progress on the strategic alliances announced with COBRA and Rafako and joint meetings with prospective project owners have taken place adding 40 MW to the pipeline of projects under review. As previously announced, the Company is also looking at the opportunity of becoming an owner operator of smaller energy gasification sites. Preliminary conversations have started with two owners to acquire a stake in the projects, the benefit of the acquisitions being the recurrent income derived from Operation & Maintenance works and the sale of energy. In talks with Cobra who are a subsidiary of a very large Spanish group D.I.Y.

I see Merymcs has come over from advfn and brought John with him love it when trolls turn up good luck closing those shorts boys.

John they already have voting control do some research and look at the share register.

I still think there are a few shorts that need to close and I am not talking about the cln holder

http://www.eqtecplc.com/investors/aim-rule-26/share-capital-information/ At 18 May 2018, as far as EQTEC is aware, approximately 67.8% of the company�s issued share capital is not in public hands as defined in the AIM Rules.

chart view once they land these contract can easily see up back to the price in December https://invst.ly/7k8js

The balance of the UCLN will be redeemed once final negotiations are completed between the Company and a new debt provider and a drawdown is made on the new facility. The facility under negotiation is a straight debt only facility which is expected to be drawn down in two tranches. The facility has been structured as straight debt to eliminate any dilutive effect for shareholders at the current share price. The Company is also in discussion with its major shareholder EBIOSS Energy SE regarding further investment in the Company to execute the expansion of its business plan. Progress on Projects The Company has made solid progress in some of the requests for quotations on a range of near term projects both in the UK and overseas markets totalling more than 30 MW and awaits conclusion of assessments on others. The Company has also made good progress on the strategic alliances announced with COBRA and Rafako and joint meetings with prospective project owners have taken place adding 40 MW to the pipeline of projects under review. As previously announced, the Company is also looking at the opportunity of becoming an owner operator of smaller energy gasification sites. Preliminary conversations have started with two owners to acquire a stake in the projects, the benefit of the acquisitions being the recurrent income derived from Operation & Maintenance works and the sale of energy.

The company and projects are solid unfortunately so are the management, I am hoping that they get those contracts signed a.s.a.p and we can then get back to what is fair value here. I am sure we still have a long road ahead of us but this company does have great potential.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrLUZzkcf_M

Tauron is one of the largest business entities in Poland, with approximately PLN 16 billion equity and approximately 25 thousand employees, core businesses of Tauron include hard coal mining, generation, distribution and supply of electricity and heat. Thailand pipeline Eqtec Iberia is developing a pipeline of projects in Thailand, totalling 17 MW with an anticipated total capital cost of $80 million.

Zebec - Zebec Energy owns a waste-to-energy project in Usk, south-east Wales with the capacity to process 42,000 tonnes of wood waste per year. Zebec has a portfolio and pipeline of anaerobic digestion technology projects with the Usk plant being its only foray into the gasification sector. The original direct syngas combustion gasification technology, designed by others, has not delivered its originally quoted power output. Eqtec Iberia will be responsible for the design, supply, assembly and repowering of a new biomass gasification plant. Since 2016, Eqtec Iberia has been working with Zebec to obtain the necessary permits and licences for this 6.4 MWe project. The project has been awarded ROCs and with negotiations to sign the EPC agreement ongoing. Project Capex is expected to be in the region of �20 million and under the MOU will Eqtec Iberia will receive �11.1 million of this as revenue, from Q2 2018. Eqtec Iberia, one its associated companies or an EPC contractor designated by Eqtec Iberia will provide the necessary guarantees, performance bonds and insurance package to conclude the financing of this project. All five UK projects have planning consent, which permits the processing of a pelletised RDF fuel into syngas using Eqtec Iberia�s gasification process to directly combust in gas engines to produce electricity and heat at each site. None of the plants in the pipeline have the required environmental permits yet. However, this is not anticipated to be a problem given that planning is already in place and all plants will be constructed to Environmental Protection Agency requirements. Serbia & Poland Based on Eqtec Iberia�s experience in the region, other clients have approached it with proposals for three projects of 4 MWe each in Serbia. An EPC agreement is already in place for one of these projects, a 4 Mwe woodchip gasification plant in Boljevac. Eqtec Iberia is also active in Poland where it is building the Polygen project, a waste gasification plant to produce heat, electricity and SNG in collaboration with a consortium of European companies such as KIC InnoEnergy (founder), Rafako, Tauron and IChPW (Institute for Chemical Processing of Coal) (from Poland) and ATMOSTAT-ALCEN and CEA (Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission) (from France). Together with Rafako and other local partners Eqtec Iberia is working on additional proposals in the country. Belonging to the PBG Group the largest European boiler manufacturer, Rafako offers complete power generation units including units for supercritical steam parameters. Rafako offers design and manufacture of a wide range of boilers, including PC boilers and fluidized bed boilers as well as flue gas cleaning systems including Fuel � Gas desulfurization SCR plants and electrostatic precipitators.

Existing projects A series of projects have been secured by way of an EPC contract and/or a MOU including: Expected revenue ● Reliable Energy Melton Hull and Reliable Energy Seal Sands projects in which Eqtec Iberia will supply EGT, as well as supervise the assembly and commissioning of the plant. EPC Contracts were recently signed by Energy China on both of these plants which will generate an anticipated c. 32 MWe and are expected to have a total capital cost of c. �210 million; ● The Catfoss Newcastle and Renewables (Catfoss) Hull projects in the UK with anticipated total installed capacity of c. 28 MWe and the 6.4 MWe Zebec Energy project located in the municipality of Usk, Wales in which Eqtec Iberia will provide a turnkey solution including, design, supplying gasification technology, and commissioning the plant. ● Sense Esco projects located in Croatia in which Eqtec Iberia will provide a turnkey solution including, plant design, gasification technology supply, and plant commissioning for three gasification plants to be used for the conversion of waste and two treatment plants. These power plants will generate an anticipated c. 4.5 MWe and are expected to have a total capital cost of c. �36 million. It is important to note that the Sense Esco projects in Croatia will only commence when funding is secured for either vendor bonds or equity. This funding will more than likely be secured through third parties. The company is confident in its ability to source this funding in the near-term. In every project, Energy China will be the primary EPC contractor to the project SPV, with Eqtec Iberia designated as an engineering and design subcontractor and gasification equipment supplier. Once the project is commissioned Eqtec Iberia will then be appointed as the O&M provider for 8-10 years. The balance of the project ownership will typically be split between Energy China (20 per cent.), Energy China-sourced parties (31 per cent.) and other third parties (29 per cent.). In some of the early projects, EBIOSS may provide some or all of this 29 per cent., with Eqtec Iberia potentially taking equity in future projects, as cash resources dictate. Funds will only be released into the joint venture when legal, financial and technical due diligence is complete, O&M and EPC contracts are in place and power purchase agreement counterparty and feedstock supply agreements have been signed.

Have a good read of the admissions document http://www.eqtecplc.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Admission-Document.pdf

Eqt can can achieve high IRR while offering lower gate fees The company already has a pipeline of projects in excess of �100 million at various stages of development.

Eqtec's main objective is to act as the middle man Its technology enables waste to be converted to syngas � a mixture of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and hydrogen - which can then be used to produce electricity for the national grid and usable heat as an energy source. Municipal solid waste (MSW) and RDF are the main feedstock sources, with the owner of the plant receiving a negotiable �gate fee� for taking the material. https://www.letsrecycle.com/prices/efw-landfill-rdf-2/

Eqt recently participated in a project in Poland http://www.eqtec.es/en/news/2017/02/23/new-waste-gasification-project-for-generation-synthetic-natural-gas-sng-in-poland Eqt has strong strategic partners including Energy China, a Global Fortune 500 construction company, GE, EDF, Enel Group and GDF Suez CEFC China Energy is a private Chinese conglomerate. With revenue of 263 billion Energy China will provide EPC, project debt and equity on the projects. On the 27th Feb 2018 Eqt EQTEC signed a strategic alliance agreement with COBRA http://www.grupocobra.com/ Cobra are part of the https://www.grupoacs.com/home/

Background information for Eqt Eqt has not been without its troubles in the past it is still yet to hook-up a biomass plant in Newry to the grid in Northern Ireland, despite planning permission for a wood-fired plant being granted more than eight years ago, a deadline of March set by regulator OFGEM to get the plant operational is fast approaching, Eqtec has indicated it can use the equipment on other projects if it has to. The Eqt management decided to take a more risk averse approach. The Pluckanes project, a wind turbine in Ireland, has been earmarked for sale. The company�s re-focus is now on the energy-from-waste market in the UK and Europe. As part of this new strategy Eqt proposed to combine the EQTEC waste gasification business with EBIOSS Energy�s EQTEC Iberia subsidiary. EBIOSS inked a �5.15mln investment deal in the AIM-quoted company, then named React Energy Plc, back in February. Presently, EBIOSS owns just over 50% of EQTEC Plc shares. Gerry Madden, chief executive of EQTEC Plc (LON:EQT) talks Proactive's Andrew Scott through their agreement to acquire assets from the company�s majority shareholder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrLUZzkcf_M The new enlarged business has a strong management team one of them being an ex Environmental Minister

Bit of research for the newbies please D.I.Y. over the weekend. The UK has, over the past 10 years, seen a transformation in its management of household waste. This has been most marked within local authorities as they make the transition from landfill to recycling/composting and energy recovery. Recycling rates increased from c. 10 per cent. in 2000 to 44 per cent. in 2015 the UK needs to meet its 50 per cent. by 2020 target under the EU Waste Framework Directive and 65% by 2035. but a recent report suggested that in spite of all of the tub-thumping from Mr Gove, the UK will miss its targets. At the moment the country is re-cycling 44% of its waste but even to get up to the minimum levels some radical action will be needed. The World Bioenergy Association (�WBA�) states that waste management is a fast growing environmental business in the world today. Its report on Energy Recovery from Waste states that the annual global waste generation accounts for 7-10 billion tonnes in total, out of which approximately 2 billion tonnes are categorised as Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). It is the intention of Eqtec to tackle this increasing problem. WBA states that the advantages of using an energy recovery from waste system are: It reduces the volume of waste up to 96% Production of heat and electricity along with solid waste management Better sanitation, lower risk of contamination and diseases It has climate change impact as producing energy from waste avoids potential emissions from land filling Waste to Energy Market size is expected to reach $35.5bn by 2024 Eqtec�s Gasifier Technology (�EGT�) is an advanced conversion technology which converts biomass and waste into a synthetic gas used to power gas turbines and generate electricity. The fuel that is used in the EGT conversion process is Refuse Derived Fuel or (�RDF�). RDF is a fuel�produced from various types of wastes such as Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), industrial wastes or commercial wastes. Due to the saturation of landfills in the UK, approximately 4 million tonnes of RDF are currently exported to other countries such as Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands for disposal by incineration. The cost associated with this export strategy could be significantly reduced with the construction of gasification plants using EGT Eqt has a reliable proven world class technology with over 70.000 hours production and over 20 million Euros in revenues. EGT explained https://vimeo.com/240500511

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So why has the cln holder closed his short now? I would expect it is due to a contract being signed. Well worth listening to this interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YqoqEozgts