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Good to see the utilities being commissioned which paves the way for the next stages.

Laverda - no issues thanks

I cannot believe one comment would get so many knickers in a twist by so many called experts. As someone who has designed and managed some Chocolate fireguards I do have experience to comment on such things.

Assuming Commissioning (introduction of materials) takes one month to Beneficial Operation that leaves approx 7 weeks to complete Construction and Pre Commissioning. Whilst recognising Pre and Commissioning (different companies use various definitions between cold and hot commissioning) often starts before Mechanical Completion (includes E/I/C) I would expect to see peripheral systems having their systems checked and started up. At this stage I would expect only minor mechanical works remaining. People tend to underestimate the Commissioning activities and duration especially when issues are found which invariably happen. Its then down to the experience of the team to identify and rectify the issue.

I never said there were nerve any leftovers and I never said it was good management. There has been a significant change in overage % used over the years from manual to 3D design methods taking into account material compositions. The challenge is not to be caught short depending upon stockists availability v wasted costs. AND I would NEVER blame anyone else. When I worked, we were one team and as a Project Manager I was only as good as that team. Blaming people only breaks teams rather than build them up.

OnlyKing, Oh yes started in Piping design in the late 70's and designed 1/3 of a 7000m plant on 3D design mid 80s. Then became a Project Engineer then Project Manager. I've also delivered DCS and HV projects so I think I know what I'm talking about. What about you?

There looks to be quite a lot of Construction work still to complete. Significant Piping on the deck. I also cannot see any lighting, which would be one of the first systems to commission. I would be interested to see the current plan for the Construction/Commissioning interface. Here's hope for Q1 Ben Op.

Route1 - so true. It's unbelievable what some of them were saying. My take is below and the key point is I see this as a Punt only.

I see three potential outcomes of Eisia and AZ contracts

1, Failure - end of Angle?

2, Inconclusive - more prolonged tests and cash burn, or the end?

3, Success - More Contracts, Buy out or?

The device and processes do appear to be valuable. My only concern is will Parstorix reduce revenues of Big companies who just pump patients full of drugs irrespective of the outcome or will targeted drug use at least be equal or better in revenue terms, due to premiums being paid. Only time will tell although my punt is for Option 3

I see three potential outcomes of this and AZ contracts

1, Failure - end of Angle?

2, Inconclusive - more prolonged tests and cash burn, or the end?

3, Success - More Contracts, Buy out or?

The device and processes do appear to be valuable. My only concern is will Parstorix reduce revenues of Big companies who just pump patients full of drugs irrespective of the outcome or will targeted drug use at least be equal or better in revenue terms, due to premiums being paid. Only time will tell although my punt is for Option 3

This company needs a change. Peter Huntsman is not in control of the company nor does he have the capability to manage it. Tony Hankins being ex ICI needs to be changed since we all know what happened to ICI. When those 2 actions are completed the company will be a different beast.

Yes I should have renamed the post since they are far from being a rival to RR. I was lucky with the FDA timing and got out with a reasonable upside. The management as you say are a shambles but I have re entered with a small punt from the current levels. I do sympathise with you having been caught out with other similar companies.

Jake. Sounds like you’ve been bitten by AGL.

Jake I never compared it to RR and I said it was only a punt.

As a punt I would suggest AGL. Poor leadership unfortunately but an excellent product. Challenge is to get buy in and its use. Upside is a small order from AZN which if successful could lead to further orders, other interest, buy out, etc. But only a punt.

Could this be the start of the change in fortunes for AGL?

Ha ha, The latent affect could well be the aftermath of the Tories.

I agree and I like the term "in preparation for commissioning" An essential part of any successful project

Notzero, I use this website for the data, https://grid.iamkate.com fascinating to see the fluctuations in solar and wind whereas others methods are stable. We seem to have lost the understanding that stability is important and thats where SMR's will play a vital role if we continue to move away from fossil fuels for energy generation.

Industry is the first to be asked to limit usage of both gas and power supplies with the aim of minimising disruption to the public. I do remember the 70's and 3 day weeks with power cuts. I think I only missed one afternoon at school despite thinking it would be loads!

Industry is the first to be asked to limit usage of both gas and power supplies with the aim of minimising disruption to the public. I do remember the 70's and 3 day weeks with power cuts. I think I only missed one afternoon at school despite thinking it would be loads!

Fordm, here here