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I don’t think that’s an option financially Phiggy

Morning Jgbb, I can totally see your point. Personally I’ve been buying as it drops. I’ve watched all of KA’s interviews and to me he looks on the level and truely believes in the DMG technology, but the current lull and constant decline in SP is frustrating, it’s do or die now you may say... time will tell if I was right to buy or you were right to sell.

Is it true AIM shares can go up as well as down? I don’t feel I’ve experienced this since last summer....

We have these modern things called iPhones Pom, if you are logged in it works as a troll filter but if you are not logged in you are subjected to the trolling, I shouldn’t have to keep explaining this. We don’t all sit at home on our laptops all day trying to think of ways to run down a sole company.. For the sanity of other posters I will try and ignore from now on but I will continue to post my views, good or bad.

Well another day closer to news on FEED. How can I stop a troll posting on my threads, it feels intrusive, Parasitical?

Ps - if you haven’t guessed i’m A little over exposed here so too susceptible to price changes.. he who dares wins Rodders and all that.. Gla

Must admit I thought .50p was a pretty good floor... some news on the 25 ton DMG unit is kinda needed about now..

Ahh, is your friend and mine Dolmunder off again, I assume he missed the part out where the CEO relocates himself and his family from the US to Cheshire to bring this product to market?! You don’t get a much bigger commitment than that. Gla and be good to get some updates this week.

Interesting, I always assumed cutting down trees was bad, it appears that’s not the case.... every day’s a school day, sorry Jabba https://www.forestry.gov.uk/pdf/FCCallingCardsCoppice.pdf/$FILE/FCCallingCardsCoppice.pdf

I just don’t see the point in going down that route.. it’s estimated we create 5 million tons of plastic waste per year in the U.K. alone, that’s 500 DMG’s worth, plus 440k tons of tyres, that’s enough for 660 units in the U.K. alone total.. with a population of 65 million, turn that global and its mind blowing.... let’s leaves the trees alone!

Can we drop the logs, what is the point of gasifying wood or fossil fuels, goes against the whole ethos of the company and what they are trying to do imho

Yea, or let’s just stick to the toxic stuff, that’s a massive environmental issue to which the DMG is a solution

Sawdust has a value, great bedding for horses etc.

I see what you mean Jabba but with the amount of plastic and old rubber in the world I don’t think lack of feedstock will ever be an issue

I don’t think disposing of wood is a global issue tbh... I thought the whole point is to use unrecyclable waste as fuel for the DMG?

I know what you mean wasted, Lewis Hamilton - he’s a knob head, but he’s our knob head

That’s a very good point Pitlick, I’ll just be much happier when the 25 ton unit is up and running and producing a ton of hydrogen per day. Atb

I would think we need the prototype DMG 25 ton unit up and running before any movement there..What are your thoughts on it Morton?

Morning Bumbleb, indeed we both know the road to commerciality is paved with challenges and unforeseen events. The G3 prototype worked, fingers crossed the scaled up 25 ton DMG unit is equally successful. In the mean time as you say it’s great to see the hydrogen economy growing. Especially for larger vehicles, be great to get rid of all the dirty diesel trains.

Hey Kenny, I hope you are well. I sure hope Keith has dropped these guys an e-mail. Perfect fit. https://www.engadget.com/2018/05/25/hydrogen-train-of-the-future/?guccounter=1#/ The Coradia iLint is the first of a new wave of trains that uses hydrogen in place of diesel in an attempt to cut costs and help the environment. The first production models are being tested on real German railways right now and are due to go into service by the middle of 2018. And, depending on how the hydrogen is sourced, the iLint could cut emissions by up to 100 percent.