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Hi Muktass found this a while back regarding Data Centres
"Data centres use lots of power. And this is why: Firstly, data centres support and enable service
economies in the way that heavy industries supported manufacturing economies so you should expect some
energy intensive activity to be taking place. Secondly, data centres represent the consolidation of computing
demand. This means they are super-concentrating lots of activities that individually are not very energy
intensive but when consolidated become extremely energy intensive simply because of the degree to which
they are concentrated. Thirdly, data centres use power in two ways: they need power to run the IT
equipment that they house (ie servers which execute the digital transactions that we rely on) and, because
servers emit heat when they are working1
, they need power to keep those servers cool enough to function
reliably (see point 2 below). A very large data centre may consume 30GWh of power in a year, costing its
operator around £3,000,000 for electricity alone. A handful of sites in the UK consume even more than this
although the majority of sites consume far less. The total power demand of the UK data centre sector is
between 2-3TWh per year2
. Energy is usually the largest single element of operating costs for data centres,
varying from 25-60%.

to make sense page 7
"As disposing of waste in a landfill attracts a landfill tax – currently averaging around
£94/MT in the UK - manufacturers of waste-derived fuel pellets can charge a ‘gate fee’ to
take such materials. Such gate fees allow waste-derived fuel pellets to be sold at low
prices, while pellet manufactures can still make a good margin.
The waste-derived fuel pellets to be used by the Uskmouth Power Station Conversion
Project are low cost, emit lower emissions than coal and have high energy"

bananaman2 appreciate your thoughts on this from the Arden report as it was before sae announced JV with N&P
"waste-derived fuel pellets will cost £4/MT (increasing annually at the rate of
inflation). This compares with a cost of c. £70/MT for coal and c. £100/MT for biomass
wood pellets.
The reason waste-derived fuel pellets are cheapest is that pellet manufacturer SIMEC
Subcoal Fuels (SSF) will be paid a gate fee to take non-recyclable plastic waste and paper
industry waste (cardboard and paper) used to make the pellets, which would otherwise
be disposed of in a landfill or an incinerator. Pellet manufacturing and delivery costs are
approximately £50/MT. As a result, the pellet fuel manufacturer will make a substantial
margin and can afford to charge a relatively low price for the pellets"
Would that mean it would be cheaper to us obviously its cheap anyway but the gate costs seem to be higher than production and delivery ?
Page 20 https://research.arden-partners.com//view_repos/_55294d6d-78d4-468f-a099-401506bb1c90.pdf

Agree with wow!!We now have funds to complete fuel processing plants with N&P for me that is huge .I thought the 170m was for both phases of uskworth

Good day i feel and another day nearer to news GLA

Thanks Muktass good find very up to date and interesting

Thanks Bananaman great read and all the info in one place ! Good to see the gate fee is incorporated into the cost of pellets which is then extremely low

https://theenergyst.com/simec-atlantis-waste-to-energy-burn-tests-couldnt-have-gone-better/

N&P do charge a gate fee they use unreycable such as car dash boards that is the whole point GLA

Agree on all points except henchmen think they might have a final burst to fill order GLA

Hi mate totally agree and you are correct on all points been looking back into the media will look at entry point .Correct on effect on my business you have a good memory luckily I have been a bit of a squirrel lol. Take care and good luck mate.Just to add pxs has come along way !!

DShox this might interest you if no one else lol note the Mayo clinic https://www.healthleadersmedia.com/innovation/6-ways-build-healthcare-system-future

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/220929/iq-ai-s-imaging-biometrics-at-the-forefront-of-brain-tumour-analysis-220929.html
Interesting at 8.20mins “we will probably team up with a large AI backend service provider like a google or Microsoft “

Good rise today however so much more potential I feel please feel free to correct if you think I am wrong quite well researched in sae happy to hear some downsides GLA

Quick question would you recommend iqai to a friend? If so why
My answer yes because all of the major manufacturers of MRI
/scanner machines will have to provide software with machine along updates via a yearly contract rather than just selling machines if you research it’s all out there GLA

Got a few jems mate if your interested I know you will be able to find them Be careful on 1 of them

Yes mate hopefully won’t be long now GLA

To anyone new to this board watch this video it will get you up to speed on company Apologies to those who have seen it before
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/926129/fundraise-clears-way-to-financial-close-at-uskmouth-says-simec-atlantis-energy-ltd-s-ceo-926129.html

Going to be a good day !!!! Gla

Wolves do you mind if I ask if you have a position in iqai ? Find it hard to believe you are shorting it on such low volume and also the fact on any news that is due could potentially transform the company
Many thanks in anticipation of your answer