Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/over-90-million-government-funding-to-power-green-technologies
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/longer-duration-energy-storage-demonstration/proposal-for-the-longer-duration-energy-storage-demonstration-innovation-competition
This will blue by 1630
Signal to noise ratio on this board has gotten worse in recent weeks, so I’m off. Good luck all. I’ll be back in 6 months when things will look very different for BMN.
Should add that folk once scoffed at the idea of offshore wind as a serious energy source. They made jokes about cars powered by batteries or trains running on hydrogen. Solar panels were seen as the preserve of garden shed eccentrics....you get my point.
I think the real value of this contract, if awarded, is the message it sends about the potential of VRFB’s to the rest of the world.
Power cuts permitting
Absolutely, it’s a good call with the implicit caveat that none of actually knows precisely what’s going on.
Sona starts 9pm London time
ah, a late entry
if it's not a 'big day' Alpha you'll be an early contender for the 2021 Rich Ken Victor Ludorum Trophy
Me too. Expecting to be here for the next 3-5 years. Also expecting SP to be higher than 19p by 2026, but what the hell do I know.
Those tweets read like a company that is frustrated by current situation rather than confident in it. I hope I am very wrong.
Ending speculation by speculating, lol.
now down nearly 7%. It's like pulling back a catapult.
Remember give generously.
10,000 shares allows a market maker to eat for a week
20,000 affords them the essentials in life, like Château Pape Clément.
What a great first post. Welcome.
Now down nearly 6%. Someone is having a laugh
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) private-sector arm of the World Bank has supplied a $200 million loan to South African commercial lender Nedbank Group to bolster the latter's green finance operations and fund renewable energy projects.
The IFC announced the credit line in December and has estimated South Africa offers a $588 billion, ten-year opportunity in “climate smart” renewable energy and urban infrastructure investments.
Arvana Singh, head of sustainable financial solutions for Nedbank, said: “This transaction continues to demonstrate Nedbank's commitment to engage in alternative climate finance mechanisms. These will further develop markets and support projects which create positive impacts aligned to the United Nations sustainable development goals, in pursuit of Nedbank's commitment to building a greener and cleaner economy.”
Adamou Labara, IFC country manager for South Africa, added: “While the immediate future calls for solutions to the economic damage caused by Covid-19, it is critical that we take this opportunity to rethink the structure of our economies, to build a fairer, more resilient, low-carbon future. Working with our partners to develop a strong climate finance market is an important part of this process.”
The South African government has committed to reducing carbon emissions 42% within five years and is aiming to more than double the nation's power generation capacity by 2030, with renewables supplying “as much as 20% of the mix,” according to a press release issued by the IFC on December 21 to announce the green finance loan.
NT to buy followed by afternoon tree shake. It's reassuringly predictable.