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Rooky
Try looking at the following link for how the supply system is intended to work. The only fly in the ointment is Plot 8s incinerator which may or may not compete for waste materials.
https://protos.co.uk/plastic-park/
This was dated 18th March 2020 Pat
In pursuance of their powers under the above Acts, the Council hereby grants PERMISSION for the
above development to be carried out, subject to compliance with the following conditions:
1. The development hereby permitted shall be begun before the expiration of three years from the
date of this permission.
Reason: To comply with Section 51 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 and to
enable the local planning authority to establish which permissions have been implemented.
2. The development hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance with the following
approved plans / documents:
Site Location: Red Line Boundary Drawing Number: 2597-01-003 Rev B
Location Plan Drawing Number: 2597-01-001
Existing Site Plan Drawing Number: 2597-01-004
Proposed General Arrangement Drawing Number: 2597-01-005 Rev B
Proposed Facility Elevations Drawing Number: 2597-01-006
Electrical Grid Connection Drawing Number: 2597-01-007
So far the electrical grid connection service pipes have been laid into the plot from the area electricity plant. As that is part of the planning consent as covered by drawing number above. Hopefully that can be accepted as a start on site. But that really is down to peel to sort out.
Keith Riley holds 12,128,986 shares as at the end December 2022 and will I assume be a recipient of share options under the the employee share scheme.
So has no need to buy any more. As long as he can get the company running well he will be rewarded.
As a matter of interest. Mr Future how many shares do you own in the company that you work for?
Personally as the MD of the first company I built. I never held more shares than I had too. There's always a risk that you can lose your job and also those investments as well. It didn't mean that I had no faith in my company. As my reward was increased income.
Thanks Genghis for the link. Its always good to have another set of eyes looking for up to date info.
That all I have been waiting for. A picture of the TCC in manufacture. Its a partial shame its not up to a full scale version, but at least its close at three quarters the size. I await the test and commissioning process and if it goes to plan. Hopefully that should be enough to persuade investors to back the first full scale project.
Perhaps its time to talk to people in the oil and plastics industry as they are the ones that really could do with some positive news about their products that form the plastics in the first place.
Has anyone looked at this explanation as to why H cars may not be the solution.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJjKwSF9gT8
Whilst I find all your posts interesting to read. But until I see a picture of a full scale DMG gasification thermal combustion chamber being tested and shown to work at the M Dryers manufacturing company. We still only have a drawing board laboratory experiment and nothing more. I still hold in the hope that the Geek K. R. Will lead this company forward to a successful working conclusion.
I thought I would ask this. But are there any payments for using the Eqtec gasification process. Apart from maintenance, design and installation contracts? All of which one would assume goes towards running costs of the company.
Martinu As a retired electrical engineer my take is the following. inauguration is by definition the beginning of production. Every word suggest that its producing electricity and not will be producing electricity. Same applies to feedstock pellet production line and feedstock contracts.
Only outstanding future development is the sale of thermal heating product. Last but not least its the first of it kind in Greece and as long as it uses the Eqtec gasifier it has to be a plus. Its a shame that there is no mention of Eqtec in the article.
Toplink
That wasn't the object of my post. It was to highlight that both DL and its subsidiary were quoting the same price despite Churchill being on a comparison site. And no DL would not reduce my 140 year old house policy so your wrong to say that in my situation. The saga policy was more than adequate in comparison as well.
Any ideas as to why they are holding all the bought back shares as treasury stock?
Is it cheaper to cancel all at once.
Or is it to make more of a change to the whole share price in one cancellation process.
Or are they looking to buy out something else such as a wind farm?
Sorry about the 2nd point delay I was called away.
"When the warehouse is empty, it is not possible to buy shares, because non are available"
Highly unlikely as there is always more than one market maker competing for shares. Plus the many brokers I expect will have access through their clients to fill an order.
But I agree that the price may well go up to full fill the demand.
Plus you ignore that when a sale or buy is made from your account with a broker. He takes the cash from your account immediately and you receive a contract note with a delayed settlement date. Its a contract for the sale to a buyer and a buy to a seller. So each sale has a buy under contract. Its not fake news just common contract law.
I will add some additional information so you can get your facts right about BM. Its Called Madoff, the Beast of Wall street and its a Netflix documentary that has all the details including his Market Making activity's. Watch it for an education.
First off testpac he was also a market maker and was lorded by the US financial regulators as the only market maker to continue buying shares during the 2008 share and banking crash. I suggest that you watch the film as its an eyeopener. Something you fail to research before you post your rubbish and stupid rebuttal. He was using the money of his clients money that he was stealing to buy those shares.
"I do not know how do you count in that island that is an inbreeding jail."
Forget it Simms your arguing with a descendant of the "Herrenmenschen"
That's the only reason he's here on this board and spouting incineration as the final solution.
Well put Simms. To many negative waves from other posters on this site. As a retired electrical engineer myself I would expect a substantial amount of safety testing and operator training is required to fully complete the plant. Remember it takes 10 years and lots of training to operate a nuclear plant. Yet the Russians can build them in half the time. But it takes only slipshod inferior materials and operating error to blow them up in 10mins. Is that what you other posters want for a new design in these sorts of plants. Speed and forget about safety. It only take one explosion and this company will be toast.
Unfortunately Plantdad. They still haven't been able to solve the upscaling up of the gasifier as yet. Hence the reason for the university bods looking at flow ratios. So far all I can see is a lab experiment with good possibility's to convert plastics. Yes its been tested and proven to work but only on a small scale. Is it the reason that they are looking at other feedstocks to bring the TCC into a larger working model.
I hold in anticipation of next year having something more constructive to read.
Because Testpack a market maker holds shares in what is effect a share ware house ready fore resale at a later date. As for why they do not record equal sales and buys you need to ask the stock exchange yourself. I also suggest you look up the film about Bernie Madoff who was a market maker with criminal intent. This is the second time you have asked that question. So why haven't you learnt anything about stock trading when I told you explain the answer yourself as you appear to know it all.
Also 27 were sold after the bell for 18p Tatty
So not sure what your point is. For every sell there has to be a buyer. That sort of volume could be a market maker or an institution.
Worry only when you cannot offload any shares.
This company cannot go forward until we have some news on a working and tested commercial scale TCC.
Forget shovels in the ground.
Put this situation into play.
My house had gas lighting in 1894. When electricity came to my seaside town. What would be the point of installing cables if you didn't have electric light fittings to connect too.
None, and the same applies with the DMG plant the central part is the gasifier. You need that to design the rest of the site around it.
"I haven't seen a single mention of possible "Bad & Doubtful Debts" there mus surely be a real bundle waiting in the wings".
That's because TP, if they are the result of taking over those accounts from failed bucket shop energy suppliers. Government covers the loss. Or at least we all do through the daily supply cost increase just to be connected.