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And once they start buying.....

Aka ticking time-bomb.

But actual profit depends on the exit price which in a short squeeze is likely to be a massive loss.......

With the shorters, one out - all out? Watch this space.....

Imagine the impact of a Hydropulse contract RNS landing soon as well.....fairly likely imho.

Buying 24 million shares? Good luck with that.......

Voleon is machine generated - bad timing.

Energy chiefs are drawing up plans to stop the electricity grid from being overwhelmed by solar power this summer.

The National Energy System Operator (Neso) said it would be forced to use “more tools, more often” to keep power networks stable when sunny weather caused surges in energy generation.

This would include paying households and factories to consume excess power for the first time, as well as potentially issuing unprecedented orders to switch off large power stations.

Having 3 shorters helps. Competition between them to reach the exit first or get burnt by the others.

Short sharp shock!

Green shoots of short squeeze forcing short exit.

I wouldn't be surprised if another big RNS announcement follows shortly......pardon the pun.....

Dan McGrail, CEO of Great British Energy, said, "With this investment Great British Energy is backing British innovation, technology and hundreds of skilled jobs.

This is our Energy Engineered in the UK strategy in action. We are investing in ITM Power, helping them to scale, compete globally and keep vital engineering expertise here in the UK.

Game-changer.

Title: Abnoxious the 1st

Let's bury him under a pyramid built on top of Mar a Lago! That should do it!!

Trump will soon be history, along with our shorters. ITM is here to stay as sure as sunshine, wind and water.

Factcheck: Nine false or misleading myths about North Sea oil and gas - Carbon Brief https://share.google/A6O0CdDzv5Yl3hCi6

A 1-meter rise in sea levels by 2100 poses catastrophic risks, displacing tens of millions of people, drowning coastal infrastructure, and causing severe economic damage. It is projected to cause chronic flooding, destroy critical ecosystems, and induce "catastrophic inland migration".

Key Impacts of a 1m Sea Level Rise:

Population Displacement and Safety: Millions living on low-lying islands, coastal villages, and delta regions will be displaced. Over 100,000 properties in England alone are at risk by the 2080s.

Infrastructure Damage: Coastal cities, ports, and critical infrastructure (including potential damage to internet cables) will face increased flooding and erosion, incurring huge repair costs.

Economic Consequences: Global annual flood costs could reach US$ 14 trillion, with some countries seeing flood damage costs representing a significant portion of their GDP.

Environmental Degradation: Coastal wetlands, coastal habitats, and coral reefs will likely be destroyed or severely damaged.

Water and Agriculture: Saltwater intrusion will contaminate freshwater aquifers and destroy agricultural crops in coastal fields.

Increased Storm Surge Power: Higher baseline sea levels allow storms, hurricanes, and typhoons to push water much further inland.

Latest projections indicate that global temperatures are likely to exceed above pre-industrial levels between 2025 and 2029. The world faces a 2.6-3.1°C rise by 2100 without drastic emission cuts. Oceans are at record heat levels, with 2026 forecast as another year of intense warming. Key projections include:

Global Temperature: A 70% chance that the five-year mean (2025-2029) exceeds

.

Emissions & Climate Action: Greenhouse gases must be cut by 42% by 2030 (57% by 2035) to meet 1.5°C targets.

UK Projections (UKCP18): By 2070, summers could be up to 5.1°C hotter and 44% drier, while winters could be 3.4°C warmer and 40% wetter.

Sea Levels & Oceans: Ocean heat content is at record highs. Sea levels could rise by nearly 1m by 2100.

Food Security: Risks of significant food supply failures are projected to surge before

is reached.

Https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/ceraweek-us-totalenergies-shift-1-billion-wind-oil-gas-2026-03-23/

Total energies cancels two US offshore wind projects to keep Trump happy.