Member Info for stephen_pearce

There we go! All approved for relisting tomorrow!

No difference whatsoever.

JP worked for Shell

"He started his career with the Royal Dutch Shell group in 1994 and spent 12 years with Shell working in Brazil the Dominican Republic, Scandinavia, the Netherlands and London"

"There are multiple near shovel-ready projects in the WDD portfolio:

-- A 30MW battery storage project in Burwell, outside of Cambridge and in close proximity to the Burwell substation

-- A 40-year lease has been negotiated with the Burwell landlord, and a grid connection and associated planning permission is expected by the end of July 2020

-- Limejump Ltd., owned by Shell New Energies, have submitted an offer to provide a route to market and trade Burwell's storage capability for revenue as a demand side response aggregator

-- A 5MW battery storage project in Malton with a grid connection, land lease and planning permission in place

-- Additional energy storage and solar projects of varying sizes in earlier stages of development"

Read it again, you're not even close

The site is within a well established industrial estate, and has already full planning permission approved for the area RGM's peaker & battery plant is going.

Some existing approved planning permission docs, and a site location shot..

http://prntscr.com/raqjdl

http://prntscr.com/raqk0w

http://prntscr.com/raqkgq

Yup, stoked the application is in, and making progress now.

You OK there fella?

You have quite a few new BB's to educate us mere mortals, now JP & C4 is getting busy.

Anyways, Patridge.... Speaking of legal proceedings....

I did you a huge favour yesterday, you was brought to the attention of the FCA yesterday.

Cos someone thought you was the Mr Patridge who'd gone TR1 in NUOG, whilst then attacking the company on LSE.

I did point out that the shrewd NUOG investor couldn't possibly be you.

So a bit of gratitude wouldn't go amiss!!

Thank you for reminding readers that the 162 million tonne JORC resource comes from only 3% of the exploration area!

Happy days!!!!!

You appeared to have forgotten to paste this, from the same RNS to which you refer.

"The Company has previously announced that it was in discussions with its partner Battery Metals Pty Ltd regarding the future operations and funding of the Oro Nickel Joint Venture. The new Executive team have spoken with the partner and expects to resolve the situation amicably."

Furthermore, from the RNS dated 22 January 2020

"Following recent meetings, the Company and its partners are aligned on the forward activity plan for Mambare and also potentially for further battery metal acquisitions. Discussions are underway between the partners regarding the budgeting and funding of the Mambare project. These discussions include exploring various alternative JV structures, including a re-framed JV arrangement and potentially the pooling of both partner's interest in the project. The Company expects to conclude these discussions during the course of Q1 2020 and will update shareholders as appropriate."

It's hardly splitting hairs! You make out there's courts involved, when there's nothing even remotely like it happening.

You're like the Daily Express of bulletin board trolls

Partridge

There is no court case, never was.

Try reading the RNS's

47% up, great to see JP's magic working over there, and the market finally pricing in the value of his transaction

Partridge, I'm not sure you understand how a consolidation works.

For example...

Pre consolidation 1,000,000 shares at 1p = £10,000

A 100:1 consolidation has the following affect, you divide the number of shares by 100, and multiply the share price by 100

Post consolidation 10,000 shares at 100p = £10,000

Thus, the £££ value of someone's holding is exactly the same as before.

JP's options also subject to the consolidation, thus 3.04m

It might only be a technicality.... But Magic, you are wrong.

The shares were issued after the GM, after the consolidation, and the number was millions, not billions.

Hawaii is absolutely correct in what he said, but it's all tomatoes/ tomatoes.

As Helpful points out.... Get the grid connection and LPA tweaks sorted, then the Southport Energy Centre can be brought online with relative ease.

There's a massive amount of planning info & approval already in place there.

What is it, where is it...

Multi phase development
- 7.2MW Gas Peaker Plant
- 4MW Battery Storage Plant

Potential Bio Waste to power plant

Mix of full & outline planning already granted

Further planning & grid connection applications in progress.

https://twitter.com/spearce999/status/1224253625142251521?s=20

http://prntscr.com/qwqvht

Bit of research tells me there's a unit with planning permission immediately next door to a large electricity substation.

Grid connection right there!

Crowland Street Industrial Park

These type of facilities tend to be in rented warehouses/ industrial units, or on rented industrial land.