Member Info for Rooky

I especially like the bit mentioning that units are looking to be placed 'on waste sites', meaning of course limited movement for the units supply of fuel.
We also have strong expressions of interest from over a dozen site owners who would like to establish DMG? units on their sites once our first unit is proven operationally.

Still would be good if Kilingholme was included as I can hopefully have a few visits to see what progresses.

Also nice to see that several companies have approached PHE, It is anticipated that engineering and site assembly of each DMG? unit will involve an EPC partner. We have been approached by several blue-chip companies who would like to be considered to fulfil this role, each with worldwide delivery capability.

Plus of course the reiteration re Japan.

For full article see http://tinyurl.com/yyzfd4mo

The unique program supported by Shell and Toyota is now accepting applications.

The H2 Refuel Accelerator opportunity also gives startups the chance to build close relationship with Toyota and Shell.

Those who are interested in applying to the H2 Refuel Accelerator program have until March 13, 2019 to submit their proposal.

The H2 Refuel Accelerator opportunity also gives startups the chance to build close relationship with Toyota and Shell.

This is the interesting bit (near the end of the article), Those who are interested in applying to the H2 Refuel Accelerator program have until March 13, 2019 to submit their proposal.

http://tinyurl.com/yyzfd4mo

Although no one likes de-rampers, due to the constant drip drip drip downward of the sp, it is almost impossible to look at the company in a positive light.

I try very hard to remain positive and decided months ago to hold and hope things turn around.

Should have sold out long ago, but heart overruled head, which is never a good way to invest.

Still hoping for something to break, but it's a shame we have to hope, but without news, what else is there.

Lets just hope that the development of Dunsfold Park starts soon and the developers do not sit on the planning permission for years, that sometimes happens.

Although there has often been talk to restrict such procrastination for years, removing planning permission if the start of development has not commenced within a certain time and continuing progress does not progress, would result in the developers having to re-apply, it's always been talk and no action.

Land banking should be looked at seriously.

Always good to see director buys, but personally I like to see at least 60% of a company left in none directors hands, still some way to go yet.

Only bought into this last week, so for a change good timing.

Several years ago, I managed to get the direct e-mail of the CEO of a company I had investment in.

This CEO although fully in touch with what was going on in the world regarding opportunities for his companies products, did inform me that sometimes local knowledge was sometimes missed in the bigger picture.

I often used to get general info from him that would not effect the sp but reading between very innocuous lines, can glean a general picture of a companies prospects good or bad.

One such occasion was when he let slip that he would reply to a query further on return from a trip to the USA, a short time later contracts were signed with USA companies, something that had been rumoured on sites such as this one.

Newboy58,

No prob at all, I am very thick skinned.

regards Rooky.

Hi Kenny,

The owner does not have a buyer as the council are looking at paying several million for the dump contents to be removed.

I only put an e-mail to the company due to being informed they would and have welcomed anything interesting regarding possible sites to situate a system in the past.

The financial company that used to report on AFC and PHE requested years ago that they welcomed contact regarding such info and to put all info to them and they would pass it on, which they did. Unfortunately I have lost the contact direct to them and can't remember their name (it began with L but thats it) That is why I have now tried to contact the company direct.

I have not pushed it at them, all I wanted was a received reply, but as it appears to annoy some posters, I will leave it there.

Although I have sent 2 e-mails to PHE they have not bothered to reply.

They are or should be aware of the potential, but after thought and the comments of others on here, I sent the info as it would do no harm, it appears they do not want info from their investors otherwise they would have the decency to at least acknowledge by reply, even as short as 'thanks we are aware'.

Hi Jabberba,

Thanks for the info, the news re w2tricity is looking goodfor us due to the tie-up with AFC, but when I see the words, 'in advanced discussions' I think back to how many times AFC have stated the same, remembering that long list of potential customers.

Not saying w2tricity are putting out the same misleading info mail, just that I am not 100% clear of doubt.

The difference where W2tricity is responsible to its investors direct and not through the markets, where as we know misleading statements can rule, is to me a major point.

Regards Rooky

After researching the company for several hours, it looks very professional.

I feel the mix of remote monitoring of structures, installations and turbines is very promising, so dipped my toes in the water with a few shares.

Thanks to mxr808 and JRT10 for the info.

Have to agree the buy out appears to be looking a good deal.

I also like the product and the way the company looks to be run regarding the turn around.

Will do a bit more digging before I look to invest, but I do like what I see.

Regards Rooky.

Been looking into this company over the last few days. The only bit of info I can't find is when they floated on the market. Any help would be appreciated.

As JW states in the video, it is high risk but if it comes off it could be Alchemy, don't you just love that word Alchemy!

Not aiming at any individual but why are we allowing bottom feeder to take the thread over. I have seen such many times on other threads, but never before on here (only been a member for a few months). Why not just filter him/her out as they tend to thrive on winding posters up and getting a kick out of seeing the frustration in replies.

We can then get back to sensible discussions.

Read an article a few weeks ago regarding the suggestion that supermarkets are looking to replace plastic bags for paper bags and that some are already doing so.

Another article yesterday suggests that the carbon footprint of paper bags is more than the equivalent plastic bag, making the environmental effect worse not better..

From the obtaining of the paper either from trees, or recycling, to transport (more weight) to disposal is often more costly, although at the recycling stage plastic, especially the very thin type used for fresh fruit is more costly re disposal with most going to landfill.
A bit like the carbon footprint of those wind turbines, production, conveying, installing and de-commissioning, paper bags are not as environmentally friendly as first looked.

I post the above to show that we are a long way from a no plastic world, in fact with the proper systems in place plastics should not be looked on with horror as they are almost getting to be.

Wouldn't it be great if there was a system to reduce landfill, cycle plastics into energy with very little carbon footprint and almost zero pollution levels.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Gitfinger,

I appreciate there were multiple spelling mistakes, but it was the contents that I concentrated on.

To me the contents regarding an investment, especially at the current price, looked very good indeed.

Obviously some people will have a different take, but in the end it's do we believe in the story or don't we.

regards Rooky

Hi Kenny,

From your post re the statement from David Ryan on the PHE website, "If I can secure a feed stock of 20,000 tons of tyres per year, I can certainly look at a dedicated tyre operation"'.

Due to there being 55,000 tonnes of waste, mainly old tyres situated at Kiliingholme, I have sent him a copy of the e-mail I sent to Keith (I did not receive a reply, but that might have been down to his personal problems.