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Renewables the only way to energise.

Whenever Harry Aerial gets cornered by verifiable facts that challenge his one sided view, he immediately deflects, similarly to the comment below.

Notable how Harry Aerial hasn't commented on the referred fact that Wind energy has forty times the energy efficiency of coal. The African Union are very supportive of wind energy and other sources notably solar and hydro. It is my macro view that serious investors are turning away from coal and focussing more on renewables for obvious reasons.

One can extrapolate several facts/reasons from the preceding three articles and hypothesise that the macro view on coal as an energy source is deteriorating, hence (imo) resulting in the lack of any serious investors. (This is not to say money cannot be made out of this stock by shrewd trading).

Tanzania’s province of Singida is as remote as it is windy.
That’s why IFC and our partners Aldwych International and Six Telecoms are working together to develop the country’s first wind farm there.

The goal: generate 100 megawatts of electricity through wind turbines, supply it at affordable prices, and diversify Tanzania’s energy mix towards greener power.

While Singida is Tanzania’s first wind project, it may not be the last. Only 38 percent of Tanzania is electrified, with demand for electricity growing nearly 15 percent per year. The country’s vast water and gas reserves will continue to provide the bulk of power, but Tanzania seeks to wean its electricity away from aging, unreliable hydropower plants. Private initiatives like Singida are another step towards filling the power gap.

"Singida will add much-needed power to the national grid, as well as bring investment and economic opportunities to the country,” said the Vice President of Tanzania Dr. Mohamed Gharib Bilal, at a recent groundbreaking ceremony for the wind farm. “By tapping into wind energy, we can take advantage of the complementarities between wind and hydropower—wind blows strongest in the dry season, and can generate power whilst water in hydro-reservoirs is preserved."
Source: ifc.org

Wind, Solar Are Now The Cheapest Sources Of Power Generation. Thanks to falling costs, unsubsidized onshore wind and solar have become the cheapest sources of electricity generation in nearly all major economies in the world, including India and China, according to a new report by Bloomberg NEF.19 Nov 2018
https://oilprice.com › World-News

Wind, the most efficient fuel for electricity, creates 1164% of its original energy inputs when converted into electricity; on the other end of the efficiency spectrum, coal retains just 29% of its original energy.24 Sep 2014
https://www.hortidaily.com › article
Wind has forty times the energy efficiency than coal, and is obviously better for our children's health!

The removal of the latest news on Tanzania's hydro- electricity programme was an attempt at removing free objective debate regarding Tanzania's macro power policy.

Love it when Harry Aerial trys to prove Black is White. Hilarious!

Not that many sellers about Bakky, (only about 40k sterling total sales).

MM's playing games again!

Bignuts, spread goodwill and joy throughout your life and thy will be rewarded.

Thanks Larry, I refuse to be bullied by discontented people in any walk of life, so the keyboard cowards on here don't stick a chance.
I will also always stand up for others who are being bullied on here.

Pathetic little man, Harry.

No, sorry Bignuts, it's offensive to give nicknames.

I think Larry's last paragraph sums up the vast majority of posters here as a bunch of Sociopaths.

Yes Bakky, "deletes" are a small % compared to the new business we're writing and the high rate of renewals evidenced. Double figure SP on its way!

We're already above 2.5m Huck.
(include .xxx)

Bignuts stop bullying Larry.

Yeh was up your neck of the woods Bigeye...

I think it's rather audacious of Harry Aerial to criticise someone for "un-corroborated statements" considering Harry's history on here...