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Carbon capture technology is currently being developed, which will be able to be retro fitted to incinerators.

Just another angle to consider for current waste to energy plants, as per the skips at all tips in the UK.

Thanks Marquis1966

Dusty - that's extremely hypocritical of you. You argue none stop with people on different boards. You said you're new to them, but already have nearly 4k posts. People even followed you here to continue an argument.

I think there is a misunderstanding. I don't blame Castle for anything (especially the SP as he's done a good job of ramping it), except the BS, lies, misleading information and flagrant made up claims/nonsense.

There is no need for him to post this garbage day in and day out; not to mention the SP predictions that have no grounds. If he actually posted some evidence for his opinion, at least that would add a little credibility, but he can't even get the name of PHE's supposed partners right.

I could also say to you, that I'm bored of hearing you sticking up for him and the constant explanation of why you think he's ok and how you like his enthusiasm etc etc - have you got that on copy and paste.

As long as he continues to post lies and nonsense, I'll call it out, sorry.

Pat, I've also read similar articles about the demand for vast quantities of Hydrogen not being there.

There's a few issues with hydrogen, but especially the viability of transporting of large quantities and the amount of storage capacity required for it, as it's not very dense like many other fuels.

I think hydrogen will still be pivotal to decarbonisation, but the production may be more localised, rather than from huge industrial plants.

There was a piece on a company in the UK (forgot who it was) who are converting equipment to to hydrogen power, but they'll produce it on site using modular electrolysers. Another option is cracking Ammonia onsite, as it is 8 times denser than H2, so requires a fraction of the storage space and produces H2 on demand. AFC Energy are developing this to be a modular solution, but it is also how the larger marine (cargo) industry will probably go.

Smaller H2 vessels will be fuelled in port, but those traveling thousands of miles (cargo, cruise etc), will likely have onboard fuel cells being delivered hydrogen fuel direct from ammonia, via a cracking process.

All potential - and my opinion form what I've read/researched. All that said, it won't affect PHE, as they're not focusing on H2 anymore.

MMS bashing the sp

Hardly any sells or buys ..

There Making way for some big buys soon !!

BASED ON WHAT - your tea leaves, or did Mrs Miggings from next door say that?

What lies? You've very good at throwing accusations around, but never back anything up. Same as all the BS predictions you post, no substance. Same as what your wife says no doubt!

PHE is not one of my long holds and I have already traded it once this year and made 20% profit.

What law am I breaking by doing this?

As stated before, when the company is further down the line, I may look to hold.

Dusty - that analogy doesn't work for Castle. No one is blaming him for the SP. They are just sick of his constant stream of BS and predictions.

I'm not taking a blind bit of notice of anything he says, but it's just annoying listening to his SP predictions, telling people there'll be news, what the whites are up, when they will buy in (HW has moved on, what information is he referring to), rubbish about HUI and NH2 etc etc etc. Don't forget the classic where he mixed up two companies with similar names.

Point is, he's thick as sh it and instead of posting his opinion and supporting it with evidence or some kind of thought process, he just makes over reach claims of riches and jam tomorrow. It's sad and tiresome.

I saw PHE as over valued earlier in the year (as did others) and said it would drop and provided reasons for why I thought that.

You won't get anything intelligent or thought provoking from Castle, but we all know that, so no one is blaming him for the SP performance; just being an annoying tw at.

Sorry, very immature.

Just trying to prove to Swazers, I’m not a bot.

Pushed down

Posts being

Like his

Swazers doesn’t

Would appear

Bots on drugs = swazers

That went over his head 15

Can I ask, is it Dr Ai / AI or AL / Al?

Haha - very good 15!

Good point. You would assume waste contractors and councils would be the target markets.

I have some faith in HUI (rightly or wrongly!) based on:

White knows the tech and his family have 15% of shares

The joint projects in Ireland

The need for energy for his greenhouses

The EU grants he may get for the tech in North Macedonia

It’s not a sales contract. It’s a 5 year framework agreement, so worth as much as me tell Paul I’ll have 5 next year.

Deposits were meant to have been paid by now, although for what I’m not sure, as there isn’t a finished product. It doesn’t look like NH2 even exist as a going concern, just a name, address and website. Never any news on anything, especially raising the capital they were already meant to have done.

Don’t forget their website states they will have one up and running by the end of the year!!

I can’t see any major investor or potential customer, not being able to work out it’s all bluster. Especially if they do a shred of DD on them, which presumably PHE didn’t do on NH2!

Agree with the hydrogen points, more money in recycling plastic and other by-products, following tests.

Garages will be supplied by the multi-billion pound players, as they currently are.

Part of the reason it throws the whole NH2 deal in to question for me. But some still insist this is a pioneering hydrogen company and they'll be pumping the stuff around the country.

Didn't swazers say BP and Shell were having a look round? PMSL :))

Hi 15LIVES,

I don't think you can compare PHE and a FTSE 100 company in anyway, MC, revenue, profits, size etc.

In Paul Emmitts own words, after 14 years, this is a ‘start up business’, with over 4bn shares in issue. That says one thing, they’ve had many, many fundraises and still nothing to show for it. Makes sense a large FTSE 100 company would have more shares through years of development and progress and huge revenues.

I’m looking to dabble here and there with a reasonable bit of cash; but if I was an institutional investor, I wouldn’t be looking here.

Are there any broker forecasts in circulation?