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No problem, if you don't like splitting hairs - simple don't!

COP26

That would explain MilkBWell,

Trump was voted out November 3rd 2020, Joe Biden took office January 20th 2021 - Deutsche Post DHL Group DHL Germany who were present at the First Movers Coalition at COP21 the announced in March 2021 their plans.

https://www.smart-energy.com/regional-news/europe-uk/deutsche-post-dhl-group-announces-e7-billion-climate-friendly-investment/

They did give a brief talk on their commitments.

I'm not sure why you take one company name off a listing and decicide to split hairs without understanding the context of the post?

DHL fly lot's of cargo planes - green aviation fuel not EV's plus lot's more.

what hoffy you didn't look that up?

https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-politicians/democrats/john-kerry/

John Kerry,

well when he gets to the pearly gates and has to produce is carbon footprint I'm sure what he has achieved will offset the jet fuel, I'm sure if there was a better way given the time and places he has to visit he would choose a better method.

Still the commitment to green aviation fuel for those joining the coalition will contribute in the future - MikeBWell, I take it you have watched the video?

I agree with your view that change doesn't span one administration but coming to a grinding halt isn't going to win any race, I'm not sure what you point is about DHL being a member of a coalition that was only formed yesterday?

Any views on the other 33 companies?

If you have fifty minutes free:

The First Mover Coalition was launched yesteday at COP26 – now 34 companies many global players

Plenty of commitment – Green steel, Cement, Shipping, Transport, Aviation and more to be added.

https://www.weforum.org/events/forum-cop26-live-2021/sessions/first-movers-coalition-launch

John Kerry has done a fantastic job - after four years of Trump damage now the US are making a big difference with global collaboration towards greener transport and energy through the First Mover Coalition - gamechanger!

A.P. Møller – Mærsk
Aker ASA
Agility
Airbus
Amazon
Apple
Bain & Company
Bank of America
Boston Consulting Group
Boeing
Cemex
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited
Delta Air Lines
Deutsche Post DHL Group
ENGIE
Fortescue Metals Group
Holcim
Invenergy
Johnson Controls
Mahindra Group
Nokia
Ørsted
ReNew Power
Salesforce
Scania
SSAB
Trafigura
Trane Technologies
United Airlines
Vattenfall
Volvo Group
Yara International
Western Digital
ZF Friedrichshafen AG

" To be early might be challenging but to be late might be devastating"

Seven out of ten of the worlds top companies didn't exist twenty years ago!

This is no flash in the pan!

Well worthwhile having a read on the Inspirit website.

Dated January 2019 ( although some references seem to be 2015 Paris and 2016 UK’s 5th carbon budget )

https://www.inspirit-energy.com/what-does-brexit-mean-for-inspirit-energy/

Inspirit Energy has never relied on EU funding and hence the removal of this source of funding has no impact on us. Instead Brexit may help to focus more attention on direct UK government support for the microCHP industry, particularly short-term ‘pump-priming’ measures to help the industry get started.

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Export markets
Inspirit Energy has always been in the position of being able to export worldwide. Brexit has not changed that but is has heightened awareness within government of the need to support export initiatives. We therefore expect to see new initiatives from government to encourage and support technology development companies such as Inspirit Energy in our efforts to access the most attractive export markets.

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From the RNS:
With the above in mind, Inspirit are in early-stage discussions with a view to entering into an agreement with a British certification company Enertek International Ltd. ("Enertek International"). Enertek International have won several development contracts from the government (BEIS)

Did they mention Enertek are international?
I don't suppose at the time the article was posted they anticipated the strong messages coming from COP26 (more like the global hydrogen event) but there's an awful lot that would be as relevant now given the global slowdown through COVID.

I'm on the fence with Inspirit and have been for a few years but if it's going to come good there's no better time than now and the coming weeks - the Charger will be attractive somewhere if it can be certified and does what they say.

DYOR – the cynics also make a valued argument based on the history of the company, so repeat I’m on the fence but it’s wobbling a lot!

I think there's going to be some revised analysts figures across all clean energy sectors after COP26, Wind, Solar, Hydrogen and storage - batteries for transport are getting bigger and the new energy mix will be at the expense of fossil fuels and it's all coming together for our non steele assets -

@EV_Bull

https://splash247.com/shipping-aviation-steel-and-trucking-in-bidens-sights-with-launch-of-the-first-movers-coalition-at-cop26/

Seems Tesla are about to go into production of the Semi and Cybertruck - some very big batteries to be produced, FFI are taking a lead role in the mining industry and have had a big presence at COP21

Well Enertek have had an association but nothing other than that since January 2014

9 Jan 2014 Yorkshire Manufacturing
Inspirit Energy, a Sheffield-based developer of gas-fired boilers for the commercial and residential markets, has appointed Enertek International to assist with the mass manufacturing specifications and designs for the boiler's key heating components

https://www.insidermedia.com/news/yorkshire/105891-

Then December 2015 (internal testing was by Inspirit in-house with Enertek intended to follow up)
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/INSP/successful-completion-of-internal-testing-xbvebqbw6afzrtj.html

Paul Needley, joint MD, Enertek International commented:

"Enertek International look forward to receiving the latest Inspirit Charger in January and to acquiring EC certification via BSI certification services. Enertek are very enthusiastic about the developing mCHP market because these appliances produce relatively low carbon and cost effective electricity at times of peak demand. We are very pleased to be associated with Inspirit Energy".

They never reported receiving the Charger or doing testing from January 2016 - as far as I can find:

And yet they still contribute to an RNS several years on - I'm not sure that I would, I would most certainly take some convincing!

From yesterday:
Paul Needley MD Enertek International said:

"We look forward to the prospect of working with Inspirit Energy on their exciting and innovative use of zero carbon fuel to generate zero carbon electricity. Their technology offers many advantages over traditional methods of generating electricity locally, both in fixed and mobile applications. When coupled with zero carbon heat or fuel, the advantages of local generation are clear and offer considerable possibilities for deployment in many different fields including both transport and buildings, two major sectors where decarbonisation is necessary."



Enertek International Ltd. is an international research and development company specialising in the design, development and certification of domestic and commercial low carbon heating, cooling and catering appliances. The company is based in Kingston upon Hull, East Yorkshire, and has over 30 years' experience and a fully equipped laboratory for test and development work.

Enertek International have been heavily involved in the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Hy4Heat programme (www.hy4heat.info) to demonstrate that it is technically possible, safe and convenient to replace natural gas (methane) with hydrogen in residential and commercial buildings and gas appliances. The publicly available conclusions from the Hy4heat programme provide a good incentive and opportunity for Inspirit Energy to build upon their technology previously developed for natural gas and develop a zero carbon hydrogen powered model.

The company will provide further updates in due course.

Jolanta,

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Strong Buy

I'm not greedy 30 Oct 2021 14:58
After 20%deal I expect sp.around 40p,that's why I bought lately at 23.2p...I hope I made good investment here..GLA

Are you still holding the 23.2p shares you bought expecting 15p - 17p

Fair play you state your position but like many here it's not entirely clear?

The Australian mining billionaire Dr Andrew Forrest whose company will be supplying JCB with Hydrogen from COP26 yesterday

Dr Forrest met with President Biden and the United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, as Fortescue Metals Group and Fortescue Future Industries was announced as a founding member of the ambitious new climate initiative the First Movers Coalition (FMC). Fortescue has been selected as one of approximately 25 companies worldwide for this prestigious Coalition.

The First Movers Coalition brings together business leaders from across the globe who recognise the critical climate target of 1.5C can only be reached if we accelerate and scale the development of new decarbonising technologies.
FFI Chairman, Dr Andrew Forrest AO, said, “I am delighted to be a founding member of the First Movers Coalition leading from the front to act on climate change.
“We want to end global warming using the power of green hydrogen coupled with commerce. The First Movers Coalition encourages exactly that,” Dr Forrest said.
The First Movers Coalition has around 25 Founding Members and will be officially launched at COP26 on Thursday, 4 November.

Boris is fully behind Hydrogen with very high expectations:

The UK to be the Qatar of Hydrogen

https://youtu.be/Rwsg5Cx4KJ0

Filtered before they posted,

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/twohats/

I'll opt for government funding announcement, Enertek and Inspirit already worked on the Charger in 2015 - a great deal has changed in those six years - hydrogen investment will be huge post COP26

Of course Enertek are no strangers to Inspirit - December 2015
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/INSP/successful-completion-of-internal-testing-xbvebqbw6afzrtj.html

At this juncture the company has agreed with Enertek International ("Enertek"), which is based in Hull and is one of only two engineering laboratories capable of fully testing microCHP appliances in the UK, that the appliance will be delivered to them in the second half of January 2016 for independent third party testing. This will allow Enertek to acquire certification for field trial use in real world installations such as commercial plant rooms and domestic properties.

Enertek will complete safety and performance testing during January and February prior to EC Certification via BSI Certification which involves testing the appliance to European Standards covering gas safety, electrical safety and thermal/electrical efficiency. Once certified to the relevant European Directives the Inspirit Charger will be released for field trials.

Prior to commercial production, the Inspirit Charger will be submitted for MCS Certification enabling it to qualify for the UK Government's Feed in Tariff (FiT). Although the appliance is designed to be commercially viable in production without subsidy, the FiT will greatly help the development of the microCHP market sector in the short to medium term. Testing of the first Inspirit Charger at Enertek will take approximately six weeks. Once testing at Enertek is complete, this unit will then be installed with the first of our field trial partners to prove real world performance.

On the back of what I’ve heard today from COP26 and the looking into the company with whom Inspirit are in early talks with I do feel this could be a turning point (at last)

Enertek International have won several development contracts from the government (BEIS)

What is BEIS in government?
What the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy does. Building a stronger, greener future by fighting coronavirus, tackling climate change, unleashing innovation and making the UK a great place to work and do business. BEIS is a ministerial department, supported by 42 agencies and public bodies

Worth reading through the government webiste:

https://www.gov.uk/search/all?keywords=beis+funding&order=relevance

The Clean Growth Fund aims to speed up the deployment of innovative clean technologies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, by making direct investments in companies seeking to commercialise promising technologies.

There’s going to be staggering investment in clean energy and perhaps this is why they are in early talks?

Ganfeng outbid by CATL, CATL outbid by Lithium Americas -

https://www.mining-technology.com/news/lithium-americas-millennial-offer/

Interesting case study and possibilities to get product market ready sooner?

https://www.enertekinternational.com/case-studies/product-design/32/design-of-a-brand-new-product

Better link:

https://www.mining-technology.com/news/lithium-americas-millennial-offer/

It's becomimg a bid war!

https://www.millenniallithium.com/news/millennial-lithium-corp-announces-receipt-of-superior-proposal-from-lithium-americas-corp