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interesting read Within the context of an energy system evolving from our current high carbon electricity system based largely on fossil fuel generation, to a sustainable low carbon system, it is probable that micro CHP will have a key role to play for several decades, both in terms of providing security of supply in support of a gradual electrification of the heat and personal transport sectors, and as a carbon mitigating technology with or without the decarbonisation of the gas grid. It is also quite likely that micro CHP will continue to play a role on a permanent basis as an element of a bivalent energy system to optimise the performance of domestic heating systems dependent on the availability of low carbon intermittent renewable electricity generation. http://www.microchap.info/Role%20of%20micro%20CHP.pdf

top up day busy times ahead

quality food attracts quality customers personally carnt see this staying down

lets hope this has left the station floor for good all uphill now one hopes

not notice if tesla have nominated a uk suppler of the tesla power wall , this would make a great addition to insp produces aimed to Cap Soaring Energy Bills pure speculation of cause !! one to watch maybe? if/when it wakes up‎

sp starting to look more appetising to get onboard

Significant changes to the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) proposed today by the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) pose a 98% and 78% reduction in the deployment of biomass boilers by 2021. If enacted, the Renewable Energy Association (REA) argues that this would collapse an industry that the government has invested in for over five years and side-track progress on meeting our renewable heat targets. The government has now proposed to further reduce biomass boiler tariffs by up to 61%, but many tariffs have already been cut by 58% since July 2014. This new proposal would make most biomass heating projects unviable, and represents a dramatic 98% reduction in deployment. http://www.r-e-a.net/news/government-proposes-a-98-fall-in-the-deployment-of-one-of-the-most-cost-effective-renew-heat-system

its notched up I guess news on way , not rushing back in this one http://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/1988689/coal-prices-asian-seen-jumping-cuts-china-collide-rain-spawned-la coal prices moving up and in demand fs news due from memory

some beano buying at .24 MM setting late trade at a sell

http://www.cibsejournal.com/news/new-ministers-take-reins-after-theresa-may-scraps-decc/ wonder how this will impact on the feed in tariff scheme and after todays news we now may be waiting a year for what may be a ground breaking report lifting insp up in a low carbon future ??

have your limit orders ready for the next drop

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/5090/inspirit-sees-early-demand-for-its-combined-heat-and-power-boiler-5090.html may be one to watch!!!!!! my guess this could double in a flash

make this look very undervalued at this point :) maybe hold on your seats for take off?

good day for the sp been slow but finally moving

Itsadubthing interesting read there could be a positive rerate to the share price when this is all over, but it wont be massive that's pending which we it turns out . allthough my experience when journalist get involved in stockmarket company's positive or not the milk soon turns sour on the sp for a given length of time

In its report Global Witness claimed that the amendment was intended to allow the company to win the concession without a tender. In the end however, Sable Mining was not awarded the property, known as Wologizi. A spokeswoman for Sable said the company would not comment on the accusations made in the indictment, which cover a period including 2010 and 2011. Previously Sable said the Global Witness report appeared to be based on "unreliable" testimony from three former business partners. The indictment named as defendants Sable Mining, parliament speaker Alex Tyler, Varney Sherman, a senator and chairman of President Johnson Sirleaf's Unity Party, and Deputy Minister of Lands, Mines and Energy Ernest C.B. Jones, as well as Christopher Onanuga, a Liberian businessman. All four men were arrested in Liberia's capital Monrovia on Wednesday and were later released on bail. Tyler has rejected the Global Witness report, which, like the indictment, alleged that bribery had been used to facilitate Sable's attempted acquisition of the concession. from reuters http://allafrica.com/stories/201605301219.html all sounds to be other the Wologizi deposit. and doesn't look to effect the MoU on Zimbabwean Coal Power Station Development but we have no confirmation that this as moved on at all as we all await an update on any company progress Re-evaluated timeline for feasibility studies to take into account Liberian infrastructure development, as per Infrastructure Development Agreement announced on 26 January 2015 - a study progress report and updated Reserve statement is scheduled for Q3 2015 and full Bankable Feasibility Study to be published by Q1 2016 RNS 4/2/2015

no real update since Q3 2015 providing extra capital needed going forward for the company may be difficult under the circumstance unless they can show some real progress to warrant otherwise there is no update by China's CITIC Construction Co regards construction http://www.miningmx.com/news/off-the-wires/27315-grave-allegations-leave-no-compromise-sable-bribery-claim/ and will we ever get parliamentary approval to move forward with all this going on? "The combination of our quality coal together with CITIC's access to power plant infrastructure, financing and construction expertise has the potential to create a long term power supply," Sable Mining CEO Andrew Groves said . I can only hope something good will come from sblm not wanting to put the finger on the sell button just yet but I am not seeing much

Sable Mining CEO Andrew Groves said, "Swiftly following on the back of our landmark rail access and infrastructure development agreement with the Government of the Republic of Liberia, this increase in our JORC compliant resource to 205.2Mt further highlights the scope, scale and potential commercial value of this asset. It is of particular importance to note the increase in screenable DSO material together with the higher lump yields, as this will directly impact the quality of our final saleable product and potentially further enhance margins. "The Sable Mining team continue to drive progress at Nimba forward as we approach our ultimate goal of achieving commercial iron ore production in H2 2016. In line with this, the additional components of our development continue to make headway; mine design / scheduling and metallurgical test work is underway to progress the marketing studies for our end product. I look forward to providing additional news in due course as we look to unlock the significant value of Nimba for the benefit of all stakeholders, and open up this region as a new development corridor between the Republic of Guinea and the Republic of Liberia." rns 4feb 2015 and where left with an sp this low this is either going to turn turning into a massive winner or losser ?? and with no offloading of the top holders it makes one wonder what's happing hear?

may be good day to buy

interesting read hamp cheers