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What I would have liked to see included in the equity RNS's was the line, 'The purchase of the shares includes a tie-in period of ......

Although the £1 million investor shows belief in the company, I am getting a bit fed up with institutional investors getting shares at such discounted pricing.

Surely if they had that amount of faith a discount of 7% would tempt them instead of such a big 14% discount.

Hi RivieraRick,

My understanding is another string of revenue apart from or attached to the main revenue earner.

Hi Stokey12,

Its from a RNS 6th Nov last year.

From an article a few days ago in the Telegraph.

Did anyone else see the newly discovered (and proven) problem with wind power.

It appears that the larger the wind farms by number of turbines, all being equal, the less power each turbine produces due to effect the turning blades have on other turbines (a bit like the turbulence effect of F1 cars have on following cars), as they appear to negatively effect the flow of air.

Although scientist predicted there would be an effect and the industry accepted such, it now appears that the negative effect is quite a bit more than expected (from memory up to 9% affect).

Not one to knock offshore wind farms (they show a more negative effect than onshore) but anything that goes to prove that a green power producing technology is not as positive as thought, can only be good for alternatives such as AFC.

Did anyone else see the newly discovered (and proven) problem with wind power.

It appears that the larger the wind farms by number of turbines, all being equal, the less power each turbine produces due to effect the turning blades have on other turbines (a bit like the turbulence effect of F1 cars have on following cars), as they appear to negatively effect the flow of air.

although scientist predicted there would be an effect and the industry accepted such, it now appears that the negative effect is quite a bit more than expected.

Not one to knock offshore wind farms (they show a more negative effect than onshore) but anything that goes to prove that a green power producing technology is not as positive as thought, can only be good for alternatives such as PHE's DMG.

It has been announced that £71 million funding will be granted to rejuvenate one of the largest development sites in the country which is situated in Redcar.

The site will become a hub for clean energy, with hydrogen technology mentioned.

Would be good to see a PHE link up with the proposed development, as it looks like an ideal site for a few DMG's.

It has been announced that £71 million funding will be granted to rejuvenate one of the largest development sites in the country which is situated in Redcar.

The site will become a hub for clean energy, with hydrogen technology mentioned.

Would be good to see an AFC link up with the proposed development.

Hi Piller2post,

Re clump of trades. You could be right re people hearing good news, but more likely it's down to trades not being released onto the trade platform with several trades being either released late or more likely several trades being grouped together.

I say this, as my more recent 2 trades of late have not been released as a separate trade, but being released in as group.

I do though think most of us feel a big jump is likely due to news and that is in itself pushing the sp higher.

regards Rooky.

If you meet a person in the street who follows you talking complete and utter rubbish, you would no doubt quickly ignore that person, so why oh why does not the same apply on here.

Morning Stokey,

Just an add to your comment re RNS release times re sp effecting.

The are exceptions...........If a companies sp is moving either way by a percentage (I think its over 5%) which looks unexplained or there looks to be a leakage of certain news or/and the probability of that news may leak out, then an RNS can be released during trading hours.

Regards Rooky

Pinch from the PHE site, (posted by Tatty.

https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/study-by-cte-cold-weather-effects-range-loss-in-winter-fuel-cell-beats-battery)

This grant could be the first of many as other councils will no doubt be looking to see how different companies can help solve their waste problems.

The final approval for the building of the DMG can only be round the corner.

Agreed Greenspot,

But the fact is that in every war there is money to be made and many individuals and companies have become very rich on the back of wars.

Whilst I appreciate the cost of hydrogen being obviously important re production and supply, remember that PHE have stated several times that many waste owners, private and council are willing to pay to have companies remove their waste problems.

Only recently a waste tip owner was fined £45,000 for paying a cowboy outfit to dispose of said waste, and this was a relatively small amount, and I am aware of at least 2 massive general waste, plastic and tyre tips that have been given a cost of well over £1,000,000 for removal.

A EU ban on tyre dumps several years ago (when we leave, we won't go back to dumping tyres) has resulted in most being sent to none EU countries at a vast cost, where they sit above ground in dumps that are getting bigger by the day.

Now most of these countries are looking at ways to clean up their act due to environmental pressure, this will bring even more importance to safe and green disposal.

PHE have the chance to be a big player in the field of waste disposal, they just have to take it.

My wish regarding AFC and 2020, is to see far less of the words 'if we' mentioned in posts and more of the words, 'now we', and from the company 'we are', replaced by 'we have'.

As a self confessed cynic, I doubt that the White family give a dam about other investors and loyalty to the company, all they will care about is themselves.

Of course that could play to our benefit, but then again it might not.

If you get 100 people with no knowledge of either PHE or W2T to read all the articles on both that have been released over the years, they would be far more confused than some of us are.

But at a guess a far higher percentage would conclude that the technolgy was far more related to W2T than PHE, and that is not the sort of view that was doing any good for PHE as to the way potential customers, but mainly investors saw the future for PHE.

Confusion is never good, although I can't comment on the deal as to value.

BumbleB,

If you are certain that's what was said, I am quite happy to take your word for it.

BumbleB,

Been reading your posts over several years, so I am not questioning your integrity or what you heard re platinum, but I am wondering if you heard correctly as we can all make errors on what we hear.
I am as certain as I can be that due to what was mentioned a few years ago and the mention of none platinum or any precious metal use, that the current AFC fuel cell running on impure hydrogen has been achieved without re-introducing said metals.
i do stand to be corrected if anyone has word for word notes.
Regards Rooky.