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This is a great company with a great green future.
Since Xmas I think I've managed to be in on every drop and out on every rise. I've lost a packet on itm.
I finally got out of my latest share purchase at 372 2 mornings ago. I'm buying a new car with it before I lose anymore.
I could have guaranteed a rise as soon as I was out! Thank me for that.
I will be putting my pocket money back in slowly in dips to see the rewards over 10 to 15 years.
Short term, graphically , I expected the curve to hit 280 .
What even was today's recovery about.
I would love to slap all market makers.
Good luck all in the short term. See u in the long term.

An article below from my day job....Energy manager.

Retiring 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2040 may threaten supply

(Montel) More than 100 GW of nuclear capacity is due to retire over the coming 20 years, representing a threat to energy security, nuclear lobby groups said on Friday.

“[This is] the single greatest loss of clean power in world history,” six signatory organisations representing the nuclear industries of Canada, the EU, Japan, the US, the UK and the world, said in an open letter.

They stressed that over the same period, global power demand is expected to increase 50%.

“Nuclear energy must be part of that clean energy mix, and we must show the same ambition for nuclear as for other clean technologies in the pursuit of net zero,” the letter said.

“Nuclear energy will allow us to expand generating capacity with a minimal environmental footprint, while nuclear reactors can also be used to create green hydrogen, decarbonize heavy industry, and desalinize water.”

The EU sees green hydrogen – when renewable power is used to electrolyse the water – as key for achieving its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.

But some officials reckon nuclear power should not be considered green, due mainly to the radioactive waste involved, even though there is virtually no emissions of CO2 in generating power.

The European Commission recently presented a list of technologies to be classified as sustainable under the EU green taxonomy regulation, but it postponed the most controversial decision on nuclear and natural gas.

Meanwhile in France, where nuclear power accounts for around 70% of the nation’s electricity generation, support for hydrogen produced using nuclear power was in fact an obstacle to the development of a European market, Montel reported recently.

This was due to a lack of government interest in building an infrastructure to transport the fuel, according to gas and hydrogen sector officials.

The signatories comprise the Canadian Nuclear Association, Brussel-based Foratom, the japan Atomic Industrial Forum, the US’s Nuclear Energy Institute, the UK’s Nuclear Industry Association and the World Nuclear Association.

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