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If I recall correctly is this one of the reasons why Scancell moved from using vaccine’s terminology and now uses immunotherapies

Fair to say at least a QTR delay. The below won’t be happening this Qtr

“ Once further binding trial agreements between Quadrise, MSC and Cargill have been executed, Quadrise expects to install and commission an MSAR® Manufacturing Unit ("MMU") and associated equipment at the MAC2 terminal in Antwerp, Belgium in Q2 2024 in readiness for bunker fuel supply upon the receipt of permits by MAC2.”

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jan/26/covid-roulette-clean-air-ventilation-long-covid?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=news_tab

Maybe the stars are aligning and spreading the good news before the 2nd American Greentech and Decarbonizing Shipping Forum on the 11th.
A cunning plan

I like this bit” the Company remains on target to reach its targeted record production of more than 50 000 PGM ounces for the year.”

“Enviroo’s PET recycling facility has been granted planning approval, and Powerhouse Energy’s waste plastic to hydrogen facility is on track.”
https://www.protos.co.uk/media/1315/protos_community_newsletter_apr21.pdf

PS I won’t be buying the report??

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201230005144/en/global-cancer-monoclonal-antibodies-market-report-2020-2030-covid-19-growth-and-changes-for-the-45.4-billion-industry---researchandmarkets.comhttps://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201230005144/en/Global-Cancer-Monoclonal-Antibodies-Market-Report-2020-2030-COVID-19-Growth-and-Changes-for-the-45.4-Billion-Industry---ResearchAndMarkets.com
Some light reading for the experts amongst us
HNY

Sensetalka, I agree with your points. However Hydrogen as a fuel in Aviation is not that far in the distance.
https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/press-releases/en/2020/09/airbus-reveals-new-zeroemission-concept-aircraft.html

https://ir.petroteq.energy/press-releases/detail/367

Interesting quote
“The winners have already been decided and that is going to be either hydrogen or ammonia,”
De Stoop told S&P Global Platts in an interview on Sept. 7. “The only problem that we have that we don't know when it's going to be ready and available,” he added.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-saudi-aramco-strategy-insight/sole-survivor-saudi-arabia-doubles-down-on-oil-to-outlast-rivals-idUKKBN26R3P8

This section is interesting
“Aramco is also focused on how to pump more, cleaner fuel while cutting greenhouse gas emissions to give it a better chance to compete as governments tighten carbon regulations, analysts and sources briefed on the company’s plans said.

Aramco’s oil production already has a so-called carbon intensity of 10.1 kg of carbon dioxide (CO2) for each barrel produced (CO2e/boe) - the lowest among its rivals - and it wants to push that down even further by the end of this year.

“Our priorities are to sustain our low carbon intensity and low cost of production, while delivering the energy supplies the world needs,” Aramco told Reuters.

“(Aramco) is researching ways to reduce emissions through technology, such as making engines more efficient, better fuel formulations, carbon capture and sequestration, and turning CO2 and hydrocarbons into useful products,” the company said.”

One day we might just get through the front door and sign a deal??
https://splash247.com/msc-backs-hydrogen-as-future-fuel/

A recent report from Carbon Tracker described the plastics industry as “a bloated behemoth, ripe for disruption” by governments keen to slash its heavy carbon footprint and tackle plastic pollution in the oceans.

Good article in Money week Magazine
Recycle plastic? It’s not worth it
“Mass production of plastics began in the 1950s. So far 8.3 billion metric tons has been created, according to a 2018 study published in Science. Currently, we produce around 300 million tonnes globally each year. Most of that is in the form of disposable products: half of all plastic produced ends up in the bin within a year. Of the 29 million tons of plastic waste collected in the EU (including the UK) in 2018, about 30% was recycled (a far higher proportion than in the US). About 43% was burned in incineration plants, but a quarter ended up in landfill. “

https://apple.news/Ah2ww3M1VSNK92a3UGgHtOg
A lot of plastic

Why have LRL listed Great Western Mining news on their website, takeover potential for LRL?