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Great news, as Paul said. Funding would be covered by customer paying a chunk of the costs rather than design/delivery etc coming from their own pocket.

Hi Red.

I'd be thinking along the same timeline. With festive holiday season not too far away either I expect that all basic safety/operational tests etc will possibly be well under way by then.

With the real trials starting on the return following new year break.

Nice one Red.

Have had a quick read through some of the company info, and watched some bids.

I'll have a look at that link when I've got the time to sit and take it all in without distraction.

Interesting Red. Will be keeping an eye on this.

As positive as I am, at 2p I'd be looking to derisk somewhat Red.

By how much would depend on how the sp goes between now and then, and what news we are fed.

I'm 99.9% content with my investment, but that 0.1% would likely see me selling a few and banking a good profit.

Can almost guarantee that would then see me buying them back at 2.5p on the road to phe Utopia.

Used nitrogen in a previous employment, as an inert gas it's commonly used in many industries as a "blow through" leaving plant in a safe state. Had a look and it seems like it's use here is to displace oxygen.

Hi Castle, when test plant up and running and if data is as planned / hoped for by team phe/eng. There will be a stampede of government officials keen to see what's what.

If its something that they can support and help them look good, at a time when they are widely questioned, they'll be eager to let everyone know.

Your up early Test, did you wet the bed?

Hope it does not deflate your ego too much but my reference to posts regarding SAF and this site, is simply that, it's a potential output that some may only now be aware of after reading through the posts on here.

My self however have read many articles on SAF, and straight from the horses mouth through actual articles shared by those involved with the process.

So whilst you may well fully understand all things SAF, unless your producing it in your man shed I'll continue to view your posts as simply someone with something to say, but with no proven real experience and knowledge of the matter.

Apart from that your post was OK, no need to try and make out your the authority that will be the saviour to investors looking at you to lead them on the path to riches through your Google know how.

Correct Divvy, F1 responsible for much of the technology adopted across the automotive industry through the ammount of R&D they perform. If anyone can make something achievable it's those guys.

Been a few on here that have mentioned SAF. that's another phe beauty for me, it's not just about re-routing waste from landfill, it's the various output opportunities for potential customers.

Yup Bingley. I also like the use of anologies.

We will either be right or wrong. If we're right, then it's not so much departure lounge but more like SpaceX launch pad and an "out of orbit" sp

No point in making up an analogy for failure, it's not happening 😊

Good luck

Makes no sense Patx, probably means back then it was way over valued?

What I would say though is this, if things go to plan then there is a good chance that the sp will move up very quickly.

Even a 200% increase on today's price could be seen as still low based on potential.

It's going to be down to the test results to shape the future, if all goes well then bouncing around 1p got the last 3 months or so will be nothing more than a chapter in the book.

Proven tech through validated trials etc, customers, talk of orders and we are off.

That's understandable Dusty

Nothing wrong with grieving your vegetables, sounds like your on the PHE route of self sufficiency 😊

Nothing wrong with that strategy Dusty, wish I was sitting with funds to buy at 1p.

All being well then there should be an opportunity to make good gains from current levels without tieing up cash for a spell yet?

No one be concerned about having to be buying at 1.3-1.5 on further more technical news on testing/validation success if in 6 months time the sp is a multiple of that.

Can't argue with that Tatty, everything 100% depends on a working system to ensure the potential for sp growth

Only thing I'd add is that a working system with no patent protection would make me very uncomfortable, I'm expecting science and tech to come together without too much drama, and 2025 to be the real start to happier days for holders and anyone buying at these levels or thereabouts

So sayeth the lord. More great news from phe today as another step towards success completed with the latest patent award.

UK, Europe, Japan. Soon be having an empire unmatched since the days of the Romans or the Ottomans.

Happy to admit that I chuckled along with others at Castles 12p by Xmas claims, highly unlikely this year, but if things go to plan then there is significant gains to be had here going forward. Not just my own 2p by Xmas forecast.

Imagine this post will attract some opposite opinion, or general negativity / doubt. Getting to the stage now where anyone hoping to get in at lower than these levels will possibly start to look foolish as further official news is released.

Dude, "where's my car" lol.

Yup, sounds like he's intoxicated by his self inflated ego. Perhaps suffering a degree of Hyperroxia

Lol test, am I supposed to be impressed by your impossible to prove cv.

You sound like someone that would fit in with the "young ones" university challenge team.

Kinda like the open university on steroids. I've worked with many grads over the years, some of them couldn't wind up a clock.

For the record, true that education can be a benefit, but it's a fact that many of the most successful business people in the world have a very limited education, but some struggle to even read or write.

Your supposed qualifications mean nothing on this site I'm afraid, your as anonymous as the next poster, and I'd rather trust what I know. think I know or absorb through respected outlets as opposed to the cut and paste ramblings of a keyboard genius. Adios

Exactly red. Phe obviously need to prove everything works and what it produces. It's then up to customer to work out costings etc against what they could make in sales etc

As test also mentioned, does not matter if phe said you needed 10 people to operate it, any potential customer would 100% be looking to reduce that by at least 1 lol.

What phe need to do under (all hse / enviro / etc etc guidelines)

Validate Process

Validate Various Feedstocks

Validate Outputs

What customer needs to do

Cost of kit needed

Selling Price of said outputs

Cost to operate (wages, rates, etc)

The simply determine if they can make profit worth the effort. Unless council run where making profit will not be the key metric.

No need for a 5000 word cut and paste from the London School of Economics or similar Testpri@#.

It really is as simple as the above. Adios

Exactly Dusty, Test is a total buffoon.

To be unable to understand the customer shall need to measure operating costs v actual purchase cost etc is laughable.

No doubt tell us that he's got a degree in business from Harvard and knows best. Imbecile