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Resorting to name calling again? Glad you don't disagree with my comments though :)

I'm doing ok for myself, mainly through high risk markets. If I'd listened to your twaddle and ramping at 2p, I'd be sitting on a massive loss!

Hopefully no one listened to your 'advice' (you actually posted a comment saying, I'm telling people to buy) and you've not lost them their hard earned investment.

Castle - you're taking the you know what out of long term holders using that subject heading.

Besides the fact it has headed South almost everyday for a month, there is nothing worse than some charlatan claiming to be averaging 0.003p (rubbish), rubbing your face in it when you're down 80%, as some here will be.

What I post is my opinion and based on research and company information. Yours clear isn't!

Thanks Scooby - glad the joke was taken as it was meant. In case anyone is going or can post on the Telegram group, here's some questions that we would probably all like an answer to, good or bad!

Can you expand what product National Hydrogen will be ordering, size of Kiln, what off takes they require (for example Hydrogen)?

Have National Hydrogen raised the capital funds they require to proceed with the PHE order and what are the delays to their order / deposit being placed?

There is clearly a large seller in the market, what does the company know about this and does it relate to any of the major shareholders?

What is the relationship like with HUI? The company’s press no longer mentions PHE and always refers to the technology as their own work, their hard work, their vision and their progress. Is the plan for them to still use PHE technology?

What are the plans for the commercial unit following successful results of the FTU. Will the commercial unit still be 40 tonnes, will it be a customer or PHE unit, when is it likely to be ordered?

What regulatory approval will be required for the first commercial site (FAT, TUV, local council/authority etc) and how long is it anticipated to take?

Where will the commercial Kiln’s be manufactured?

What is the cash runway looking like? Will PHE need to raise additional funding to launch the commercial units?

Great research Espen. Did you click on the button at the top that tells you this useful information!

Must have plugged it in to the wall socket by now; only to realise it's got a Chinese plug on it; hope they included a free adaptor in the box ;)

Alkin - I agree with 15LIVES.

The large trades going through (in my opinion) are not short term holders selling.

I posted a few days ago, what I thought it might be about. Either way we don't know and it's one of the questions I posted on here for the AGM, which PE should be able to answer.

Short term holders / traders would not still be selling now on a retrace that started 4 weeks ago, and not in this persistent daily volume.

Alkin - It won't be Hydrogen :)

Just out of interest, why do you think it's short term holders dumping to take profits. I can't see there are not big a profits at this price? Does it not suggest something else?

I'm not sure I would rely on charts, gap analysis and so on to predict the price of this share or many others on AIM. What will drive the SP short term is news, PR and positive sentiment from the market.

If there isn’t any positive news tomorrow (there may well be some excellent updates on HN2, HUI, Commercials, pipeline – NHS recycling), then next week could provide a good entry point. DYOR

A strong buy recommendation, but you don't know when the AGM is!

Scooby,

You might not read this, but my point is really about perspective and reality.

Revenue from NH2 is as likely to happen as it is not ATM. PE has been very cagey on the delays, lack of payment etc and it’s impossible to find where NH2 are in terms of funding, site purchases, contract negotiations, site development and so on.

PHE do not currently have a sales contract with NH2 and you could argue HUI are in a better place right now, based on their backers and experience of the product and market.

Stating the interview with UHL will bode well for PHE is very tenuous and could just as easily bode badly for them, should they pull out because UHL have a different preferential partner / route to go down.

Hopefully in the morning, PHE will announce some positive news on this pre-AGM.

Someone in the 'Energy from Waste' industry has benefited.....

Some 749 million items have already been burned or destroyed, “including by energy from waste”, and a further 825 million are classified as excess stock “where disposal and recycling are possible outcomes”.

More to come, but they need rid asap due to storage costs.

Maybe Paul Emmitt could contact them and take the remaining 825 tonnes?

I did send some questions that I hoped someone might be able to ask at the AGM. I sent them to PHE, but nothing back and one email address bounced back anyway!

There we go again, ‘this will bode well for PHE!!

PHE have a framework agreement based on something that doesn’t yet exist, no money has changed hands and so far, all milestones have been missed.

What, why and when - can you elaborate on your statement?

How many times do we hear, the gaps been filled, upwards from here. Good luck, I hope it is.

Rumour has it, we've never been seen in public together anyway - lol!

Hi there - can I ask if anyone is going to the AGM?

I spoke to the Nevilles, the Registrars earlier and there's no plans for this to be streamed, even using a basic free system like Teams.

It's 5 hours each way for me, so won't be attending. Is anyone planning on going? Would be good to hear a little feedback?

Hi Scooby - Everyone agrees there is a massive problem, but that isn't what we're investing in, it's the company developing the technology to deal with it.

If that technology / system isn't viable (especially financially), then it will not make it to market and other alternatives will be used instead.

We don't know the numbers on the gate receipt, but we believe they're around £120 (dependant on the materials). I think for some, there is a misunderstanding PHE will receive a reasonable share of this, but that is not the case.

After the operator of the system has covered it's overheads, PHE's will receive a percentage royalty of what's left from the gross profit. If the Gross Profit is £20 per tonne, then PHE's share could be 25% of this.

As you say, we don't know the numbers, but the business model tells us a lot.

Scooby - I know PE has quoted £120 per tonne but at the same time, he's stipulated that isn't what PHE are being paid; in fact far from it.

Just wanted to clear that up.

It’s a simple fact; Castle turns on anyone who posts an opinion that doesn’t agree with his. He’s offering financial advice about buying / holding and not selling, his OTT ramping's are factually unsupported in any shape or form, which is in contrast to the people he is being rude towards.

Why should anyone have to defend themselves against personal attacks?

I'm more than happy to focus on PHE and not having to defend myself against stupid childish comments. I'm not emotionally attached to any of my investments, as it often leads to issues!

Castle - I'll leave it until the end of the weekend for you to respond to the below or evidence these claims.

Castle - For whatever reason, you decided to make this personal from the start. The facts are, you don't like that I evidenced you posting lies and misinformation. My posts are objective and based on facts from various sources, including the Annual Report.

I have one account; simple as that – this can be confirmed by LSE via the IP addresses of myself and the others you have accused me of being.

While I take most things in jest, you’ve resorted to defaming me with libellous posts on a public forum. The claim of costing people thousands, is not only wrong but very insulting.

Is this something you wish to correct and withdraw?