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I am with Stokey on this one and think there may be a bit of self promotion in advance of IPO. I believe W2T have been doing what they were asked to do in accordance with the agreement. PHE cant do everything themselves. The agreements we have in place have been brokered by W2T.

Lets not forget about the purpose of the relationship. Also of interest is the two year longevity with extension option.

From the W2T website: Waste2Tricity notes an article in today's Sunday Express and wishes to clarify some points: The article correctly states plastic bags can be converted to hydrogen, however it must be noted that the system can convert all un-recyclable plastics. W2T is not the owner of the technology but is the exclusive developer for certain countries, including the UK and Japan, for the PowerHouse Energy Group (AIM PHE) DMG system. The company is commencing commercial discussions with Toyota but there is no agreement in place as yet. 25 tonnes of un-recyclable plastic could power a family hydrogen car for 160,000 miles as well as producing surplus electricity for grid export. Waste2Tricity works with clients and partners to develop, fund and support EfW deployment

Looking forward to the next update and in particular to the specialised equipment the last RNS refers to "we are confident that we will be able to achieve our on-going commercial objectives as well as expand our testing and engineering capability with new personnel and with newly acquired, highly-specialised, equipment. We also intend to further enhance our IP protection related to the DMG® System and EcoSynthesis Gas© production.”

Daz where does it say they will update this year please. Like other LTHs I would welcome an update but I think they will keep news for 2019.

This has been discussed at length on this board. I am not expecting anything tomorrow but sometime in the new year. Based on the last announcements I am anticipating good news and have also been adding a few.

Bashers out in force at the moment. Like others I am awaiting the next update which they have not missed as they did not say they would give another in 2018.

Quelle surprise.

Refinery Hydrogen Power Pilot Takes Shape in Australia
07/18/2018 | Sonal Patel
https://www.powermag.com/refinery-hydrogen-power-pilot-takes-shape-in-australia/

According to Southern Oil CEO Tim Rose, the hydrogen-powered technology could help the renewable refinery generate its own power. “In developing the Gladstone Advanced Biofuels Pilot Plant over the last three years, Southern Oil has benchmarked cutting edge renewable technologies from around the world. In my mind, AFC Energy’s Alkaline Fuel Cell has great potential,” he said.

An estimated 100 GWe of hydrogen is vented to the atmosphere from industry each year, noted Adam Bond, AFC’s CEO. “The order received for the Company’s fuel cell system reflects the first stages of a growing pipeline of commercial fuel cell projects in country and validates the opportunities we believe to be emerging in the Australian hydrogen market.”

Some of the text related to CWR, ITM & AFC which the article refers to:

How does it work?

Simply put, fuel cells take in oxygen and a gas – usually, hydrogen, although others can be used – and combines them through an electrochemical reaction, creating water and electricity. As nothing is burned, no pollutants are released.

There are a number of different types of fuel cell, each with differing advantages. Ceres Power, for example, makes a fuel-flexible cell that can run on natural gas, biogas, hydrogen or other fuels. AFC Energy (AFC) makes an alkaline fuel cell that uses lower-cost components and runs at a lower temperature.

However, the hydrogen economy extends beyond fuel cells. Electrolysers, such as those made by UK-listedITM Power (ITM), split water into oxygen and hydrogen, allowing it to supply hydrogen refuelling stations for fuel-cell vehicles. It can also convert surplus electricity into hydrogen and methane, which can be stored in existing gas networks.

From the ITM board - mentions for Ceres, ITM and AFC.

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/shares/2018/12/27/is-hydrogen-the-fuel-of-the-future/

From the ITM board - mentions for Ceres, ITM and AFC.

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/shares/2018/12/27/is-hydrogen-the-fuel-of-the-future/

From the ITM board - mentions for Ceres, ITM and AFC.

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/shares/2018/12/27/is-hydrogen-the-fuel-of-the-future/

From the DeNora Website and their partnership with McPhy. Our factories are ready to manufacture large quantities of electrodes for water electrolysis and are ready for the hydrogen economy revolution" comments Luca Buonerba, De Nora’s Chief Marketing & Business Development Officer. http://www.denora.com/news-events/news-list/McPhy-exclusive-agreement.html

http://www.denora.com/seasons-greetings.html

https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/psi-researchers-new-paths-for-energy-with-hydrogen/

Renewable energy sources are to be expanded in Switzerland and to replace nuclear power. That was the decision of the federal government in its Energy Strategy 2050. At the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI, researchers are investigating technologies that improve the utilisation of new forms of energy through efficient further use of surplus electricity, for example, from wind and solar plants. Hydrogen plays an important role here. It can be produced by means of power-to-gas technology from excess solar power and used in fuel cells or injected and stored – though currently only in a very small amount – in the existing natural gas network. Through a further step, it can also be converted to methane, the main constituent of natural gas. PSI researchers are now using a mini gas turbine to test how the hydrogen content in the natural gas mixture can be increased.

With the ESI Platform at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI, researchers are seeking solutions for Switzerland's energy future. ESI stands for Energy System Integration. The platform makes it possible for specialists to test different alternative energy systems, alone or in combination, in close proximity. The researchers are not working directly with wind turbines or solar cells at ESI, but they are devising solutions that could allow surplus electricity from wind and photovoltaics to be reused and stored as efficiently as possible. That is why PSI has added another component to its ESI Platform: a miniature gas turbine. This converts methane, which can be produced for example from biomass, to electricity and heat. This is particularly useful when solar cells and wind turbines are providing only small amounts of power.

I am with BB on this one and anticipating updates in the new year. GLAH and Merry Christmas.

The volume isnt actually that high so for me nothing has changed. doesnt mean i am not impressed though.

Hi Woody - OK Mate. I see your point. I was trying to convey that the guy still has a huge holding and sold an amount which wasn't even noise, well maybe to some but not in that context. Anyway GL.

Dont be so touchy. wasnt referring to your post and didnt even mention your name.