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Faramog, A little off topic but I too was a Marconi employee (Stanmore) and remember the rape of a successful company. If my memory serves the Co SP went from £12.50 to 50p in a matter of a few months. It was my first big loss and still is. I was one of the lucky ones though as my division was bought out by BAE short before Marconi was no more.

This fortress built by Nature for herself against infection and the hand of war. This happy breed of punter, this little gem set in sea of doubt. This AVACTA

Alphacomp.

Thank you, even though my worst fears now seem to be coming true.

Cheers Mac

All the sources I read were very circumspect about the type of storage. So when I read that Hive were invloved I rather hoped it would be VFRB.

PS although I am BMN investor my concerns were by no means partisan.

The Cleve Hill proposal is a joint venture between Hive Energy and the German Solar Co Wirsol. I have yet to find out what storage method they will use (and I have looked!!!) but Hive have used VRFBs on other farms - Cellcubes think...

Just occurred to me that faster charging means much more heat. Oh is that a battery charger I see afire in front of me or am I watching attack ships off the shoulder of orion.

Thier claim may be true, but how long will it really take to get a utility scale production prototype.
Being the cynic I am (1) I rather presume that by nonflammable they mean the the lion and graphene core will not lead to anode/cathode shorting. But then Industrial facility fires have any number of causes (poor maintence, accidents).
Being the cynic I am (2) has graphene finally, I mean finally found a use.

Could not buy £2500 worth through AJBell at 10:38AM

Googled, signed and chopped in.
Although I am not currently a resident in that part of Kent I still have relatives within the potential fallout area and may actually relocate back there ar some time in the future. All my best.

My basic understanding is that Price Monitoring occurs when a largish number of trades are made outside the declared Buy Sell range. It is supposed to give fair warning to the MM's to review the spread.

One of Faversham's claim to fame was (and I say was) it's Gunpowder mill. It was established in the TUDOR era and was England's premier source of that product. Unfortunately it blew up during King Henry the VIII reign. Unperturbed it was rebuilt. Fast forward to 1916 and it blew up again with the loss of 108 lives. For Faversham's sake let's hope the proposed LION facility is kicked into touch tout suit

16:50p - HL says IRON at 0.05p whilst LSE says 0.08p...….. Drat and double Boo Hoo

HL says 13.5p at 16:46......Boo Hoo

Potential - Not sure that just holding the land is a viable option. My understanding of SA Mining law is that the Licence or Permit holder must be engaged in actually developing or mining the resource, otherwise the Licence or Permit may be revoked by the Government. Now, in the current investment climate I would hope/imagine that any revocation would be put on hold. But as I said in the beginning of this post this is only my understanding, please feel free to correct me if I am wrong.

Centamin, an Egyptian Gold miner, said in its 4q update today that they intend to spend $50million dollars in mine improvements and that some of that will be on Solar (thier energy costs have risen significantly in the last 2 years due to an end to state subsidies). Let's hope the opt for VRFBs and African V Electrolyte. Come to think of there is a growing Vertically Integrated supplier the continent.

Saw this and thought it might lift the spirits. It seems that the vfrb company in the article wants to put a vfrb set up into New York State and develop their own capability as an integrated vertical supplier. They have some way to catch up with BMN but it shows that another Company is waking up to the merits of vertical structure. https://www.energy-storage.news/news/korean-flow-battery-company-signs-jv-agreement-for-200mwh-us-factory

Numpty5 - in many ancient mythologies birds were considered to be Wise and were often regarded as Oracles. Now your post does not specify a negative outcome to the operation so you can do nothing and nothing changes, you can have the op and it fails and again nothing really changes or you can have the op and it works. On tge face of it that's a 1 in 3 chance of improving your quality of life. Well not quite, realistically it's a 1 in 2 chance of improving QofL since not having the op provides an absolute certantity. Perhaps the bird is an Oracle only you can decide.

Getbusy - well what a result!!! 2 nil. I heard the cheers from Vicarage Road, over a mile away. Let's keep believing that one day (soon?) we will hear a greater cheer over this board. Come in you BMN!!!

Sorry about the odd typo. I is the PUB innit, three pints of DOOMBAR down and one or two to go. A happy Xmas and merry New year to all.

Philandlynne - A tad more detail to add. CEY own 100% of PGM. PGM own 50% of SGM (Sukari Gold Mine) and EMRA owns the other 50% of SGM. Thus any take over of CEY by EDV (heaven forbid) would mean the 50/50 profit share of the principle asset (SUKARI) would be unaffected. All other CEY/PGM assets (B. FASO) would fall into EDV's grip. I may be too simplistic about the EDV offer, but they are trying to gain access to CEY cash reserves to cover their own debt and to provide some much needed Free Cash flow to there own parlous balance sheet. In short EDV are a butch if carpet baggers. Oh and EDV reluctance to share detailed info with CEY is a sure case of something to hide, given that investigations are bei g made into some EDV directors shenanigans quelke surprise.