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reece - May I correct you he bought that chunk at 0.6 when at the time the price was around what it is now. I was surprised to read this news but note what he says about the need somebody with more commercial knowledge. I wonder if the relationship with Waste2Tricity survives the change we can but wait and see.

Piltick - Interesting article and a good find. It is especially worth noting that David Ryan is now the acting CEO so can move this on.

Toyota aside I am at a loss to see what Waste2Tricity have achieved in the last year. We have the Eastern Europe agreement covering Romania and Bulgaria. But this agreement does not seemto be generating any business. We have not heard anything about Korea which is the third area that Waste2Tricity has an e4xclusive distribution agreement in.

Rooky - If he has not responded it may be that he is unable to for regulatory reasons. If I recall I did also email his Girl Friday on this.

Dodger47 - I have put in an emailto the compnay to double check willlet you know if/when I hear back.

robert22 - thanks

robert22 reference your 14.31 post can you please state the source of your information as I pefer to work off source material rather than somebody's interpretation of it.

I looked into the AFC board and noticed that there appears to be a delay with AFC coming to fullcommercial operations.This got me to thinking, (not always a good thing), is there an interdependence between the two so that they both need to come into commercial operations at the same time?

If I get a chance to have a word with KA at the Investors Show in March I will ask him about the Methane.

Following on from the discussion started by AnneOwl I have checked the chemical composition of syngas full credit to Mr Google for assistance. From the document linked to by AnneOwl syngas contains 50% Hydrogen 35% Carbon Monoxide 10% Methane and 5% inert gases. Methane is the only greenhouse gas produced. I note that inhaling Carbon Monoxide is not recommended. It would therefore seem that syngas is not as bad for the environment as we thought.

Intersting but it does not seeto contemplate the vuse of DMG technology.I feel an emailto Katy coming on.

I do not think yesterday's share price drop was due to one thing I suspect that it was a combination of factors. You will all recall at the start of the year we had that Sunday Express article. It is possible that people who bought on the back of it may have been doing some selling as the announcement it seemed to imply was coming has not and we are near the end of the year. If you look at the value of the sells not the number of shares then it becomes likely that it was also partly due to people sellin to pay tax bills. I am not sure that you can pay tax bills online anymore. In addition there is general market turmoil.

AnneOwl - In relation to your 11.12 post I do not believe you are correct. As I understand the process the waste once gassified will be used to create electricty and/or hydrogen. Therefore, CO2 is not being emmitted into the atmosphere. I note in respect of your 09.54 post that DNV GL which is a respected independent assessment organisation has issued a statement of feasibility endorsing this process so Powerhouse may have come up with a new way of dealing with an old problem.

AnneOwl - I think you will find this document is older than Powerhouse so I am not sure that what it says is relevant to Powerhouse or its DMG system.

This discusses the recent Clean Air Strategy from HMG https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=64b892cb-3965-435d-85c3-1b09a938169a&utm_source=lexology+daily+newsfeed&utm_medium=html+email+-+body+-+general+section&utm_campaign=lexology+subscriber+daily+feed&utm_content=lexology+daily+newsfeed+2019-01-18&utm_term= Not sure if there is much in the strategy that would be relevant but posting in case others will find it of interest.

AnneOwl - Can you please explain your Thursday 22.05 post. I will be corrected if I a wrong but as I understand it the gassified waste will be turned into electricity and ot hydrogen so CO2 is not emmitted into the air.

Gregreen - Unless they aregoing to do a repeat of the last presentation any new information should ideally be disclosed to the market first by way of an RNS. If they do not then those who attend the meeting would have an unfair advantage which would probably be a breach of the rules.

Just came across this https://www.britishplastics.co.uk/powerhouse%E2%80%99s-dmg-project-making-leaps-towards-commercialisat/. It does not say anything new but is interesting because of the publication it is in. I am not sure if what it says about the six sites is new.

Javbri

The links are http://northlondonheatandpower.london/media/1026/ad05-03_alternatives_assessment_lores.pdf thisis the assessment of other technologies.
This is the options assessment http://www.nlwa.gov.uk/media/1104/3-dco-update-and-next-steps-web.pdf
and this is the environmentalstatement http://northlondonheatandpower.london/document-library/dco-application-documents/environmental-statement/

Below is the text of an email response from North London Waste Authority to an email me from me suggesting that they might want to consider using G3 units. I have taken out my personal details and that of the person that sent the response.

Thank you for your enquiry. As part of our preparation before implementing the Development Consent Order to build a new Energy Recovery Facility, we considered other possible options for disposal of waste. You can find information on our website which is relevant to your query as follows:

- Options assessment leading to decision to implement the DCO

- Assessment of other technologies

You may also be interested in the Need Case prepared as part of the application, which addresses issues both from a waste and an energy perspective. You can find this here.

There is also information relating to environmental impacts in the Environmental Statement, which is also on the project website. If you have any other queries, please let me know.

If anyone wants the links let me know and I will copy them for you.