Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
Nuclear isn't viable as none of the other budgets have realistically looked at decommissioning. As part of the process these sites could be repurposed as part of the renewables infrastructure e.g seal off the reactor bit and convert turbines etc. to giant fuel cells. Very simplistic I know but its just not value for money. The hi tech jobs can be created in renewables instead.
Only having a mobile number on the just one tree life website is a big red flag for me. Web page looks great but are there any records at C house or charities commission ( I don't know what the rules are for social enterprises). If not already seen everyone should watch 2040 (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7150512/) by the way, we have the tech just not the political or corporate will.
Surely the likes of Shell etc. (depending on where they pay their tax) should see the 130% write off as the prime opportunity to get Hydrogen refuelling forecourts across the uk. This would drive a massive uptake in demand for Hydrogen vehicles. The only barrier stopping me getting one is the lack of refuelling range. Until then I'm running my petrol pollution spewing one into the ground as its the least carbon intensive thing to do apparently (*how ethical are bananas? book.)
Only time to have sold was when she was flirting with the 700's although hindsight is always 20/20. Whole market is down across the board given the pretty much fully leaked announcement. (swear its a tactic of Johnson so no one actually watches his blundering hyperbole) Greta time to top up if you have some change behind the sofa.
Part of the "oh yes we are changing and diversifying and recognise that we need to " narrative whilst it actually means we are doing the bare minimum and looking to prolong oil sales and consumption for as long as possible due to panicking over the amount of stranded assets we might have to write off if we don't. For me a lot of those assets (e.g. port refinery and terminals) could be repurposed for a hydrogen economy. Deeply disappointing.
Got twitchy on this so used my liquidity to get more CWR shares. not as much bang for your buck and now kicking myself given the bounce back from the 50's. Hindsight is always 20/20 though. Long term good share. Feel similar to ITM 2 years ago, some good tech and as the RND into maritime fuel cells, power supply etc. gathers pace think AFc are well placed to take some of the pie.
£16bn Loss, Pension funds telling them to sort themselevs out or they will sell shares. could this be the watershed moment where Big oil finally sees the writing onthe wall. Early adopters will get ahead of their competitors.
Before the ramp de ramp then ramp then de ramp then ramp again after that I lost track. But seem to rememebr he did sya £5 by Christmas. I'm with you Bellers sold all my pence shares after a meteoric rise to the 2790 ish mark and then she went ballistic had to buy back in on the lows where I could but would be sitting on about £40k profit now. Don't ant to make the same mistake but the T4 mutant and BrexSxxt makes me nervous about a bubble going pop.
The lack of stations in the uk is the only reason stopping me buying a mirai, nexo or merc GLC oh and about an extra £30K. Like anything though the more you build and sell the cheaper they are.
Not sure why none of the car makers are investing in this to kick start a market.
Article mainly focussing on CEREs but when ITM is mentioned and one player has taken a £30m stake then others will
no doubt have a little nosey https://digitaleditions.telegraph.co.uk/data/425/reader/reader.html?#!preferred/0/package/425/pub/425/page/108/article/105314 GLA