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There you go again with your misleading posts Patx, "in the lap of the gods"

For someone who has on a number of occasions tried to call others out, d

Yup, I'd agree on that red. I'm obviously in the positive "phe have the technology camp" , but like everything else, until it's proven everything is speculation and guesswork, and everyone is going on nothing much more than opinion.

Hi red, that's why I used the figure of 50% of that as a pure price just to allow some arithmetic to calculate some potential figures

Could be £40, could be £100. We don't know, we also don't know volume of waste or volume of energy from waste yet.

It will all come out via the pilot plant testing. Until then everything is speculative and guesswork.

What is not speculative or guesswork is the plastic waste problem. There's money to be made without doubt, phe could well have the solution.

No idea thaiger, like the rest of us. But there's a huge market place so the "easy option" of generating income from a licence agreement with additional cash generation from Engsolve involvement I'd imagine could be quite substantial.

As for " why don't the Australians not just buy phe".

You could ask the same question about any business in the world, perhaps its because they simply could not afford to.

Why does Elon musk not just buy every electric car manufacturer in the world then rebrand them all as tesla and fully conqour the world?

In a previous interview with the ceo he mentioned that the cost of landfill was £120/tonne.

Not sure what the cost might be to re-route that waste stream to a waste to energy plant but even at a discount of 50% that's still a lot of revenue available.

Then add to that the revenue raised from the energy bi product (in whatever state) then the generated income per site could be quite sizable.

There's a drive to reduce landfill, there's a drive to reduce energy costs and there's a drive to get away from using fossil fuels.

Current share price certainly underwhelming when measured against what looks to be a potential "goldmine" of a business model. Expect things to improve as pilot plant comes together and news on commissioning etc starts to be released.

Offcourse, your post still makes no sense.

If "version 2" for arguments sake is cheaper to make them so be it, there would still be the same mark up so what's your point.

Haha, that's a good one also Phil. Unless your up sh*t creek, then paddle away whilst I keep clean.

Nice one Divvy. Like a good quote.

Anyone who is holding, considering buying, or even considering selling on some of the doubt creating posts I'd say before doing any of the above do your own research.

Rotary calciner gas fed burners are not new, are used all around the world in manufacturing / industry, are a tried, tested and proven equipment.

Phe have the algo and the approved patent

GB Patent Application No GB1910309.2

That's pretty much the difference from what is "typical".

That's why I'm comfortable as a holder, I see no logical reason why using recirculated syn gas will not work.

I'm not buying more as the sp does appear to be in a cycle of buying/selling in a range where including the dealing spread your looking at +8%ish and higher to break even. But also I won't be selling on any temporary dip lower like often happens on aim market.

Still fully expect 2.5p possibly by end 3rd qtr without any news but simply on nearing pilot plant commissioning.

Good luck whatever your choice everyone.

Why would FOAK cause a sell out Ptax, I'm confused. Perhaps I've misunderstood your post.

Surely on tests etc with the pilot plant, is by using c.i phe can then reduce costs in any way for future models then that's a good thing. No?

I'm not worried in the slightest Castle. If I were I would not be invested here. I'm the same as everyone else in that I do not know with 100% certainty what the future holds for the phe sp, or for that matter the outcome of the pilot plant.

But what I do have 100% faith in is that there is almost nothing new in what phe are attempting

there is a global problem with waste plastic

there is a movement towards net zero

there is a drive towards hydrogen energy

there is a company (phe) with a solution?

Folk asking for a guarantee on this site are looking in the wrong places, we can all debate or discuss things but until validation it's just opinion. What appears to be happening now though is a number of posts that to me are worded to cause fear and doubt in a drive to encourage selling and in doing so achieve a lower sp.

The stuff about the Chinese having a replica.

How come the Chinese dont have a replica Ferrari and conqour F1

A replica (but improved) concorde and be the leader in supersonic aviation.

On the plus side, at least they should be able to replicate steel when required properties/performance is specified.

One thing I have cut and pasted is this. Seems like it's one less thing to worry about lol.

Who makes the best quality steel in the world?

The above ranking is according to the World Steel Association.

China Baowu Group. China Baowu Group is a state-owned company headquartered in Shanghai, China. ...

ArcelorMittal. ...

Ansteel Group. ...

Nippon Steel Corporation. ...

Shagang Group. ...

HBIS Group. ...

POSCO Holdings. ...

Jianlong Group.

It's a kiln, I'm sure the Chinese or anyone else for that matter could make one without too much trouble.

Powerhouse uk patent already approved, whilst European and Further Worldwide is ongoing.

That's quite a market to capture, even if someone in China was to have "a replica"

I'd be happy if the Chinese had one, with the pace they move at it might be quicker than waiting for the UK pilot plant to be up and running and proving the process lol.

Ps the above paragraph is a joke. It's phe tech that we're waiting on.

While I'm not going to claim to be Isambard Kingdom Brunel the 2nd, to say my engineering prowess is nil is in itself innacurate Ptax. No one on this site (including you) can prove themselves to be anymore enlightened than anyone else.

It's very easy to simply use the likes of Google / Wikipedia etc etc to cut and paste info that can let anyone pretend to be an expert for both negative and positive reasons. Can you tell me why you say my prowess is nil please. It will let me more understand your reasoning

What I have a good prowess in is bs gauge reading. I might be wrong but when I run some of your posts through it, the needle moves, with some speed I might add, to the red zone.

Perhaps it's just needing calibrated, but it's the same device which has served me well over time so perhaps not.

Equally as puzzling is a near 300% rise in last 6 months without an actual end product.

Puzzle solved, it's the volatility of the aim market. Doesn't really need a reason, it's what happens. One thing will change that however and that is the success of the pilot plant.

I'm the meantime sp as likely to hit 2p again as it is to hit 1p. Folk will have their levels for buying and levels for selling.

Certainly looks fine to me Dusty. Can only go on what you can see, but what you can see looks fantastic. Going to be some level of excitement as it all comes together and the big switch on gets real.

Lol. Are you certain. It could be ptax in disguise lol

Yup, looks impressive. The test centre will be quite a showpiece once complete I'm pretty certain.

Updated to LinkedIn earlier today. Really nice clear pics. Tell you what, the full scale version is going to be a monster if this is how big the pilot looks.

Anyone got super zoom with xray capability to confirm weld integrity before someone tells us it doesn't look right.

There's always one. Ps. It looks fantastic. Well done the Chinese.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/engsolve-limited_engineering-renewableenergy-sustainability-activity-7209568261196136450-RR-p?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Red, as I'm informed by someone who would 100% know, and that I also 100% trust with their info as when I asked about it. It was not under any question as a share holder.

Material was sourced to build a small pilot, and one full size rotary calciner from high temp stainless, thereafter plan was to build the rest full size on validation of pilot plant.

Well worded Divvy, and pretty much how things could develop. Who knows how much work has already been done in the background, but I'll remind everyone that 14 kilns were planned before they went down the pilot plant small scale kiln was procured. That tells me there are plans well under way.