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Going to be very interesting once the pilot plant is up and running and contracts are signed just what level of revenue phe can achieve. With the amount of waste plastic. and the potential for hydrogen sales then I'm not even going to attempt a wild guess. But I will guess that the share price then will be far higher than the current 1.8p

"You don't know the explanation", wow. Sounds like you don't have a Scooby jmax.

You best tune in to KBC, check if there's any supporting news lol.

They'll no doubt be claiming at $90 it did not hit 40p. No, but it hit it at $82. Imagine where sp could be next time we hit $90+

With oil at $96 this couldn't get to 40p :)

Mind some idiot posted this a wee while back. They'll

I'll call you being wrong yet again in your pure guesswork regarding tlw share price. Back to the drawing board it is for next week then, heads or tails. About as accurate in your predictions as the weather man/woman.

Too funny Jezzoo. Scary thinking about how bad uk could get under folk like her, fingers crossed she is banned from standing and does not follow her colleagues path of a legal challenge

Agree with that dusty, China will no doubt be looking at things, but hopefully the patent will protect phe interests in UK, Europe and other Markets. Perhaps why licence could be an avenue to fully explore? What I do know is that reverse engineering is not a new thing, but have you ever seen the attempt at a RR that they made in China, was no Silver Ghost trust me lol. Also, although made/designed/built in GB might not carry the same kudos as it once did, interestingly mist of the main F1 teams still see UK as their base due to the excellence in the field, phe could prove to be the same.

Bit more info on my post from yesterday.

Pilot dryer was manufactured and material was procured to make 1st large scale model.

Plan was to build then test pilot worked (which I'm told will) before making the 1st large scale model.

They are rotary calciners design gas fed burners.

Pilot delivered somewhere, (don't know where) and remained untested when MKDL went bust.

Challenge was about who owned the design, prior to recent rns they would not have the drawings to allow manufacture.

I'm thinking the recent news means there has been some sort of deal regarding the drawings?

Is the Chinese kit using that same model then. I don't know.

Hope this is helpful info.

Just to clarify No6. It was 14 in total not 12. Initial plan/order was for 2, followed by another 12 at a point I no not when

Also do not know if 2.5m was the size that all 14 would be, nor the size of the eventual pilot model.

I assume being a pilot that it would be a smaller scale than 2.5m otherwise why would it be a pilot?

From that does that also suggest when Paul talks about the "pilot" plant using 40 tonnes of waste/day to produce 2500kgs hydrogen, that future plans are to produce larger kilns with more input/output.

Also worth considering is that with an operational and fully proofed pilot plant, that the easier and much simpler option of licencing out the tech and letting others carry the build cost etc etc whilst receiving a % of revenues?

All up for discussion, lots of possibilities, various options, ultimately adding value to the business however.

Yes No6. It's got me on meerkat like mode. Can assure anyone that might be dubious to my post that it will be both 100% truthful and accurate. I only realised I knew someone that could have such knowledge after reading about MDKL involvement in someone else's post a few days ago. If I find out anything else that sounds worth sharing I will.

I'd settle for that Paul. Depending on price anyways. Dissapointed in current sp when you consider all the positive news that's been released over last few months. Labour looking like a certainty to win election so the no new licence awards could shape things going forward.

I know someone who worked at Mitchell Dryers until it went bust. Asked them if they were aware of powerhouse and out of curiosity what they could tell me. Here goes, how useful I don't know.

Initially they were producing 2 dryers for them with another 12 planned. Material was ordered for 1st one which was 2.5m diameter made from high temp stainless steel with a long lead time. All drawings etc were done etc before there was a change of plan and they were asked to make a pilot plant. The pilot was made and ready to shop last August, it was shipped then MD went bust. There was then a court case regarding who owned what that I assume ties in with the recent rns. Don't know where the original pilot is, don't know what the plans were for the other 12. Also don't know if a site would only require 1 dryer, or if the 12 could be used at 1 site to process a higher volume. No idea what use the info might be to folk, but I thought it interesting enough to share. Especially the other 12 units

Exactly, that tree isnae for hanging bobbles on come Xmas that's for sure

Exactly tricky, they've already pledged to honour existing licences. With the effect stopping O&G would have on not only the impact on jobs in Scotland (where Starmer has been up visiting) but also on the future tax revenues to help support the gov spend. I agree that if anything that should make those companies holding licences even more valuable.

Yes, correct LB. Was an attempt to simplify things and create some others thoughts. Recent Rns's are extremely positive.

Something to consider. Har2 quite a read.

That's not beyond belief let1tbe. Just how far the company goes is pure guess work. But I've listed what I think are the positives that make this one to be in. I'll leave any negatives to anyone else that wants to contribute

1. Endless source of fuel.

2.Getting paid to process it.

3.Hydrogen to sell.

4.Would be supported by government.

5.Can be easily replicated under licence.

6. A worldwide problem needing addressed

7.Low running costs (I'm thinking)

Lots more I imagine others can add to.

Have invested all tullow profits on Leverkusen to lift the trophy even though they are 1-0 down. Will use the profits to short tullow to the mid 33's tomorrow. Lol

Ffs, doing well again monopoly. Add that to your Eurovision failure.

With today's fantastic rns it looks like it's the final kiln delivery hurdle to clear, then a sprint to the finish line for PHE to become a world champion. Great news indeed.

My avg is fine Castle. I'm very comfortable with where it's at v where the companies now at. Like you I'm well aware of AIM. Baltimore was also one of my holdings lol. Along with Tadpole tech, qxl, desire pet, frontera etc. More recently that leslie whoever that was telling us the champagne was on ice just before the "duster" in Temor region.