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This "threat"of legal action is not having an adverse effect on the sp at this stage of the "game". The strategy may have to be amended in order to win.......

"I think we will do between 30/40% increase on Monday"
You still working at Billy Smarts circus Mr. Nat?

The Kroger link is looking excellent !

Not this one Sunday!
Once the overheads are lowered, this recurring revenue stream will flow to its true capacity and many on both sides of the pond are aware of this.....
Just play the game.
Yes Ezza, Mot.

Exactly Ezza! The cash register is still ringing!
MOT!

A Brexit outcome of either deal or no-deal will have little affect on the Tesco SP. The consumer will always pay an equal or greater proportion of disposable income when it comes to food. (Maslow).

It does seem somewhat unorthodox to commence one's legal proceedings on a public bulletin board. There really is nothing to gain proceedings wise by such action, therefore it raises many questions of the true intent.

According to the RNS should be paid Feb 26

Should be paid Feb 26th according to reuters.

It's a positive that the supply (sale) is low at current sp.

Paid Friday and reinvested!

You're in denial Bignuts, stick with aml..!


"Should Edenville be unable to agree mutually agreeable terms with Lind, there may be material uncertainty regarding the Company's ability to continue as a going concern...."
I have constantly warned Harry's Happy Clappers this outcome...they chose to ignore.

???? Dividend reinvestment leads to increasing demand.

Indeed Sausage £550,000 by next Monday or 1.4billion shares?
Either way its massive!

"In March, Elon Musk made an exciting Twitter announcement. In just 140 characters, the Tesla owner revealed some big news: Tesla’s latest electric car will be available to buy for the first time in South Africa"
Great to see Tesla in Africa.

Indeed Bigeye congratulations on Aston! The Tesla is also performing, can't beat linear motors running on renewables! Coal is dead.

Bioenergy Potential
Currently, there is only one grid-connected biogas plant (18 MW) in place. However, several agro-industrial companies have constructed captive power systems based on biomass to generate electricity for their operations. The potential for modern biomass uses is high, considering that the raw material available is abundant and includes sugar bagasse (1.5 million tons per year), sisal (0.2 MT/year), coffee husk (0.1 MTPY), rice husk (0.2 MT/year), municipal solid waste (4.7 MT/year) and forest residue (1.1 MT/year).

Geothermal Potential
Tanzania has significant geothermal potential that has not yet been fully quantified. Estimates based on analogue methods indicate a potential exceeding 650 MW across 50 identified sites in three main prospect zones located in the East African Rift Valley

Tanzania has a high and mostly untapped potential for renewable energy sources. The only resource significantly in use is hydropower at a large scale. Additionally, small hydropower has good potential and is particularly feasible in rural areas. Biomass resources are mostly exploited in traditional, but unsustainable ways though there remains great potential due to large amounts of organic waste generated from the agricultural sector. Solar energy is abundant with initial efforts being undertaken to exploit this resource through both off-grid and grid-connected solutions. Wind resources have been assessed with results showing promise with plans for developments underway. The World Bank is mapping renewable energy resources within their ESMAP Programme.

Solar Potential
Tanzania has promising levels of solar energy, ranging between 2,800 and 3,500 hours of sunshine per year and a global horizontal radiation of 4–7 kWh per m2 per day. Solar radiation is particularly high in the central region of the country.

To date, about 6 MW of solar off-grid PV has been installed countrywide. PV installations are generally used at villages, schools, hospitals, health centers, police stations, small telecommunications enterprises and households, as well as for lighting, street lighting and basic electricity needs. The government, through the REA and various donors, has supported a number of solar PV expansion programs. One grid-connected PV plant has been commissioned to date. The 1 MW-plant produces about 1,800 MWh/year. The potential for grid-connected solar PV is estimated to amount to 800 MW.

In the short-term, the Power System Master Plan (PSPM) 2007-2031 envisages the construction of 120 MW of PV capacity by 2018. Several private companies have expressed interest in developing 50–100 MW solar plants.



Solar map DNI Tanzania

Source: SolarGIS

solar map Tanzania

Source: SolarGIS

Wind Potential
Initial assessments have shown Tanzania to have promising wind resources, with Kititimo (9.9 m/s average wind speed at 30m) and Makambako (8.9 m/s) having been identified as having adequate wind speeds for grid-scale electricity generation. The Ministry, in collaboration with TANESCO, is conducting wind resource assessments on eight further sites throughout the country. In addition REA supports wind measurements on Mafia Island. To date, four private companies have expressed interest in investing in wind energy, considering construction of farms in the 50–100 MW range.



ESMAP Wind speed map

Source: World Bank Group

Hydro Potential
Traditionally hydropower has been the main source for electricity in Tanzania, however intermittent river flows have decreased its reliability. Another key challenge facing hydropower is the regional mismatch between hydro sites and major demand centers with a strengthening transmission system a requirement for further development. Tanzania does intend to further develop its large-hydro capac

Stick with aml read the prospectus. The pedal is down.

Disagree FP
The Xmas season could be the highest on record!