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spandog Thanks for the thanks if you have any questions fire away a few well researched members on here who are in touch with the company and also happy to share what they know

got a link here takes ages to load and sound starts after couple of minutes but very positive bearing in mind we have mentioned costs well below what they are quoting apologies if link does not work
https://parliamentlive.tv/Download/Index/7193eccd-6720-485c-b2d0-e9b25202694b

started chaps

Whilst it’s quiet will share this sure some of you will recognise the Author and the relevance to Simec note the price of power in uk as opposed to Europe
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.business-live.co.uk/opinion-analysis/radical-new-approach-sharpen-steel-17394456.amp
Then we have the new undersea power cable between France and uk
https://www.nationalgrid.com/15-october-national-grids-new-undersea-power-cable-between-britain-and-france-energises-race-net
The EU is committed to green energy and I am sure they would like to continue to supply us electricity as they do now which is why they have committed to renewable energy including Tidal
https://renews.biz/64557/eu-has-all-it-needs-to-hit-300gw-offshore-target/
Be interesting to see what we do about it !!

Phyl many people don’t have any patience and don’t do any research in the long term they loose money it’s as simple as that.
So next year we host the COP 26 in Glasgow what are we going to show the candidates? Maybe wind farms that are manufactured in China which they have all seen before or a Tidal array that they can’t see but can see the power it’s generating? A visit to a factory that assembled these massive turbines where else in the world can they see this ?

Bit of info on the content
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/18926603.carmichael-westminster-plea-invest-marine-energy-ahead-cop26/

Appears to be pensions 1st and then marine energy at 4 pm

Looks like we can watch live but apparently it starts at 2.30
https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/4fb911d4-c5ea-4807-a10c-618466d40ebf

Interesting debate at Westminster today at 4.30 Tidal energy
https://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/offices/commons/speakers-office/wadjourns1/

Sorry the below link is not working
http://www.tidallagoonpower.com/team/sanjeev-gupta/

The 2nd one is just about Dragon Island mate not sure if Mr Gupta has anything to do with that although he was involved with the previous project in Swansea bay Tidal Lagoon
http://www.tidallagoonpower.com/team/sanjeev-gupta/
However my interest is in the 1st link and this one
https://www.evwind.es/2020/12/06/south-wales-industrial-cluster-bid-to-decarbonise-region-by-2040-awaits-decision/78422 Note the decision date of 11th Dec

Hi Phyl mentions Simec As they are our major shareholder ?
"led by Costain and partnered by Associated British Ports, Capital Law, CR Plus, Industry Wales, Lanzatech, Lightsource bp, Milford Haven Port Authority, Progressive Energy, RWE Generation, Shell, Simec Power, Tarmac, Tata Steel, The Port of Milford Haven, The University of South Wales, Valero Energy and Wales & West Utilities."

Linked ?
https://renews.biz/64629/global-consortium-eyes-swansea-energy-island/

Morning all Give this a read
https://www.swic.cymru/news Could be great for us tidal power Swansea and Carbon capture Newport

Interview on the whole operation of Base
https://naturalresourcesforum.com/companies/kevin-balloch/

Agree Phyl have a good weekend one and all

Hi OHS thanks for the reply i feel the fact the pellet burns consistently is a big plus as you say other forms of biomass and incinerated waste will have different levels of pollutants daily.
Looking forward to more details on the JV regarding Subcoal PAF have found variations of it to be used in the steel making process along with the cement industry just not sure how far we are into it. Found details of what we have paid towards research circa 500k Interesting times

Morning all been looking into coal fired power stations currently worldwide As of 2019, there are an estimated 2,425 coal-fired power plants in the world, combining for an operating capacity of about 2,000 GW and roughly 15 billion tonnes of CO2
Then started to look again into our project The new PAF Subcoal pellets we aim to use “ Subcoal® emits 56% less CO2 than coal”
Please correct me if am wrong but when we receive the EP from NRW as the burners can now run unaided on 100% subcoal we will have effectively created a new fuel .
The EP would then give us a blueprint of all the questions and answers for the next project .I have been going through all the patents NP currently have and the pending ones and to my untrained eye they seem to have it tied up regarding the methods of making and the delivery of Subcoal
I must admit I was surprised at how long the EP process was taking but now I realise the importance of it it’s hardly surprising.
What’s your thoughts Gents ?

https://www.bioenergy-news.com/news/simec-atlantis-energy-hails-successful-pellet-tests-for-uskmouth-project/

Have copied this from twitter but it resonates with me
"If you can hold your shares when all others are selling theres. If you can trust your research when all those are doubting there’s. If you can hold and not get tired of holding. If you can dream of 10 baggers but not make your dreams your master - you’ll be an investor, my son "
GLA OT