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Great post Daisydog and your comments/thoughts build off the back of my earlier question about II’s coming on board. They need exiting II’s shares to take advantage of because us stoic PI’s aren’t willing to budge until we see true value.
And if people are allowed to get onboard ‘on the cheap’ whilst SP is held how do we ever reach the heights of £1/2/3+?
It would turn a 5yr story into a 10yr one.
I must say I would love the Vanchem deal to go through as close to the 31st July date to help get us on our way. Help clear that overhang out once and for all. Plus I have a large wedding bill to settle with the in-laws in August!
Scooped up 23, 076 at 23.78 and then another 23,110 at 23.74 this morning. Would have been double that if it hadn't been for the tax man.
The 100k trades at the 23.55, 0.56. 0.58 price going through this morning do you think they're sells? I couldn't get near that number at all.
Hi Vauch, you are now entering the murky world of ROC's and REGO's.
ROC's - Renewable Obligation Certificates are issued to the generators of renewable electrictity. For every MWh of renewable electricity that is generated a ROC is issued. There is a market for ROCS and they are traded. The number of ROC's a generator receives varies depending on the type of renewable generation they operate - wind, solar etc. Suppliers will buy ROCS from generators because they need to fulfill their RO - Renewable Obligation, this is a mandatory requirement whereby X% of the power they supply must be generated from a renewable source.
A REGO - Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin, is a scheme that is run by OFGEM and it provides customers the transparency required to prove where the electricty they are supplied with has come from. Again, for every MWh that is sourced from a renewable generator a REGO is issued. So if a supplier confirms that they are supplying you with renewable power then they 'should' have the sufficient amount of REGO's to cover the amount of electricity you are using.
I believe others have commented on the lack of corporate action notification from their broker ahead of next Tuesdays AGM. Halifax have not sent me a bean, which is odd as they are usually on the ball with online prompts and letters to home. I would urge anyone on that platform to use the online web chat service to get your vote in.