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6th time of asking Morris - or are you just too busy or confused with your latest rethinking?
No more deflecting buddy.

Can you believe it!!! A block of 250/- and 140/- shares traded this morning at 3.6 pence. And there was me thinking all the cheap stock had been washed through the market.
I mean what idiot would be selling at such Low prices now with the news flow happening here, recent past and soon ahead. Some people really are so stupid.
On on we go on our merry Good Ship Tlou Tlou. Capt Tony, with help from his merry crew, will have us at 12p in no time at all. Toot toot !!

Hey Appi Happy Clappy Chappy. I love how Tlou shareholders look out for each other. Everyone is so welcoming at first, taking the time to suss out whether one is for or against the various factions. Now we all know (well most of us do) about the Twitterati grouping that consolidated themselves into those ramping, sorry influencing the Tlou narrative and those accepted into their group since they were stupid enough to believe the BS back in the day.
Now we just have the BS BS, but jeez he sure does know how to churn it out. If only some of it was relevant…
Anyway, what’s my point…. Oh I already forgot…. But heck it doesn’t matter since nobody reads or remembers anything I have to say. Or you. Or Morris (poor fella, his predictive compass is just as skew-whiff as his moral compass). And as for BS, shame sad case. He just rambles on and on and on thinking anyone cares a word he utters.
You get the point I imagine old fruit cake!

Hey Morris - this is about you and your prediction. 2.25p is a lot closer currently than 12-15 pence range and if memory serves me, you said it would go higher and then slip back.

And really, we all have a tool and only a clown currently thinks the share price will get anywhere near 12 pence soon.

And as for a box - well it sure seems to me someone here is well and truly boxed in. Hence his insults and attempted deflections …. Try harder AON and maybe bring some originality next time xxxx

Squeeze that lump on your forehead pal.

Tlou - the longest train ride in the world.

Share price prediction Morris - stop avoiding your specialist subject. So far, you are on nil points!

Yup trying. Clever people do not trade on insider information.

How many times do you reckon over the years you and your ‘twit mates’ have said Get on board, Ready for lift off, No stock available, Sellers all taken out.
Get some new material Morris, yer patter is terrible and tired!!

Oh, nearly forgot - share price prediction - rethinking or still happy with your 12-15 pence range?

He made 2 price predictions. The second one was obviously promoted by the impending Hydrogen news drop, with him trying to be a clever clogs.

News of a confirmed PPA will actually be great. The RFP was a pilot CBM project for ‘up to 100MW’ of CBM to power generation for 30 years. Even if it takes them the next 5 years to build the damned thing, 25 years of power generation isn’t to be sniffed at! Assuming of course the price is ‘right’.

Miner Miner, where art thou? 12-15 pence old chum. Time is a-ticking by …. Are you in the midst of another rethink

And your point is ….

And your point is….

Not often I would compliment an article appearing in Botswana newspapers, but this one published this weekend there is certainly one of the better ones.
Some posters here seem to enjoy disparaging the stupidity of paying for subscriptions to online services; fair enough and each to their own. Still, it always did amuse me that people such as that were always quick to pace great store in articles they managed to find online via their in-depth and detailed research (aka Google searches).
Tbh, I am wondering if folks yet have woken up to the reality that CBM in Botswana is still such a long road ahead. The Govt IRP really is a simple, strong, clear message that they are going to do things in their own sweet merry time !
And there is F All TG or BS or anybody can do about this.

Incredible that the imbecilibic Smith continues to think others here care whether or who he filters repeatedly, yet whom he always unfilters because he simply cannot bear to not know what was potentially said about him.
What an egotistical, self-possessed, childish and vacant person! A legend in his own mind - what a bunch of old cobblers.

So much “I” when paying respects to someone else. Hardly surprising.

So far, ninety (90) applications have been received. Thirty-Seven (37) have been awarded and thirty-three (33) do not meet the requirements (i.e. 13 are not BPC customers, 14 have no documentation, 6 have withdrawn). Eighteen (18) applications were duplicated, therefore invalid while two applications are currently being evaluated.

Moagi explained that the main challenges facing the program are that some customers are not providing the required information, shortfalls in acquisition of historic data from non- smart meters for system sizing, installations without net metering capability and lack of comprehension of the Rooftop Solar Guidelines.

He said his ministry will continue to play a leading role in the development of the electricity sector whilst the Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) is tasked with regulating the sector by guaranteeing a competitive environment.

All twelve (12) sites are expected to be in commercial operation by December 2022, providing a total of 35 MW. In addition is the 100 MW Coal Bed Methane (CBM) project which is currently under procurement.

Other projects are the 200MW Concentrated Solar Project (CSP) which will be procured towards the end of 2021,the 100 MW Solar Photovoltaic which will be implemented in National Development Plan 12 and the 50 MW Wind Power Project which will also be implemented in National Development Plan 12.

A battery storage project will be implemented to allow supply of electricity during morning and evening peak hours. Moagi credited the liberalisation of electricity supply to the Electricity Supply Act which was amended in 2007 noting that it has made provision for private companies to participate in electricity generation.

He however explained that transmission and distribution of electricity is still carried out by Botswana Power Corporation (BPC). The private companies are expected to sign Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) in order to sell electricity to BPC.

He said his Ministry has taken a deliberate decision that all renewable energy projects inclusive of solar projects that are in the IRP will be implemented by Independent Power Producers. The projects will be tendered for following the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act.

In addition to commercial solar projects the Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology & Energy Security has also developed the Rooftop Solar Programme to create an environment in which end-users can generate their own electricity and sell any excess to BPC.

The programme was launched in 2020 and it is a suitable alternative mechanism to increase the uptake of solar energy and facilitate private sector participation, according to Minister Moagi.
The system-wide aggregate capacity of the Programme in the first 12 months is capped at 10 MW. The programme covers household, commercial and industrial sectors

Integrated Energy Planning and Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) are an integral parts of the energy planning process in Botswana as guided by the National Development Plan 11 and other sector policies. The target is to have 15% contribution of the renewable energy to the electricity mix and 100 percent electricity availability by 2030.

“From the beginning of the planning period of 2020, Botswana was relying on electricity imports and I believe that the expected increase in local generation from year 2023, will significantly reduce electricity import. From year 2026, Botswana will be a net exporter of electricity,” Moagi told Parliament.

The IRP has identified a number of projects for implementation over the period from 2020 to 2040, amongst them 2X50 MW Solar Photovoltaic projects located in Selibe Phikwe and Jwaneng.
One site, Selibe Phikwe has been awarded and the power plant for second site (Jwaneng) is under procurement.

These projects will be implemented by the private sector. Both sites are expected to be in commercial operation by December, 2022. Another project is the 12 grid-tied small scale Solar PV projects with a combined capacity of 35 MW, wherein six (6) sites namely Shakawe, Bobonong, Lobatse, Molepolole, Maun and Ghanzi have been awarded and the remaining six (6) sites (Kang, Tsabong, Tutume, Serowe, Charleshill and Kasane are at procurement stage.

Botswana then gets 150 megawatts from Eskom, the remaining is sourced from the Southern African power pool: Namibia, Mozambique etc. Once Morupule is fully functional it will produce 600 megawatts, meaning Botswana will be energy efficient.

Responding to Reatile’s question, Moagi said significant action is already in place to change the status quo and ensure Botswana’s energy security. He revealed that plans to make Botswana a net exporter of electricity are underpinned by massive renewable energy projects that will catapult Botswana into an energy sector regional powerhouse by 2026.

Moagi explained that the development of renewable energies will enable Botswana to meet rising power demand, reduce dependency on power imports, diversify generation and energy supply portfolios, mitigate climate change and increase access to reliable, clean energy to alleviate poverty as well as stimulate and drive economic development.

“My ministry has a very clear plan incorporating solar energy, in order to meet the local energy demand and be able to export excess electricity. We have developed an Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) which was launched in December 2020,” he revealed. The Integrated Resource Plan is a 20 year roadmap for power generation and takes on board different technologies for power generation.

While Botswana currently depends on South African power supply for about half of its electricity consumption, plans are underway to not only have the country produce enough power for itself by also be able to export to other countries.

By 2026, Botswana will be net exporter of electricity, Minister of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security Lefoko Maxwell Moagi in Parliament on Wednesday. Moagi, who is also Member of Parliament (MP) for Ramotswa constituency was answering a question from Jwaneng-Mabutsane MP Mephato Reatile who wanted to know when the ministry will establish a clear plan on solar energy as Botswana holds the potential to process solar energy and to reduce imports of electricity and export the surplus.

Reatile also wanted parliament to be put to terms on whether the Ministry will foster an environment in which private companies can harness the solar energy for resale. Botswana’s total national power consumption hovers around 600 megawatts annually, Morupule A produces 100 megawatts, Morupule B around 250 megawatts

https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/www.devex.com/news/is-botswana-s-private-covid-19-vaccine-offer-too-good-to-be-true-100580/amp

And here comes the White Knight yet again. And only 5 days to accept the generous offer from the eldest son of the founding father of Bots.

He really is / is not a Great Guy

Never have I looked forward sooooo much to a post on a message board as a reply here from MM. Nevrrrrrrrr!

And we know he reads the messages because - in his own words - he lives rent free in our heads.

Oh man, so sweet …..