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Agree with most of your points and the Meygen Phase 2 investment and financial close is the next major hurdle.

I am on the fence so to speak ref turbines and the array.

If Proteus then we have a vested interest which could be a double edged sword.

We do need the security for the turbines otherwise there is no point moving forward if the risk still lies with the effective PM company SAE.

Thorn you are deffo oddball?

There being constructive and criticising and then there's YOU????

Https://www.marineenergycouncil.co.uk/news/marine-energy-council-s-5-key-asks-of-the-next-uk-government

Positive read...

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/marineenergycouncil_today-we-have-set-out-our-5-key-asks-of-the-activity-7203718625973731328-BBvw?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Https://x.com/saerenewables/status/1798701985665069090

Mehmet and Wenglish.

The green shoots are there still trying to see the presentation in the link from Oldtramp.

Tried to zoom in on the strategy but can't make out what it says...

Odd.

@m66.

You forgot the big upside with a Labour win as GB energy will be in Scotland and they will be really pushing the boat out all being well with renewables.

@ tidal lover.

Please for once stop with the rosy and quite silly replies that are just links are commenting on why so negative?

Whether you like it or not many people have been burnt by the poor decisions and the SP that has plummeted from 30p.

So if you don't like my reaction, Wenglish or Mister Tidal then tough.

It has taken 3 years for SAE to actually grasp that social media can be a very positive way of communicating what they are doing or think.

They are quiet most of the time.

They have a track record of not communicating well and SAE is currently in a rut.

I did not see you thumbs up last week when the moaners like me actually were being positive?

Get a life.

Hence we are gamblers?

Fact.

that you are even talking about it.

when you go to the races you can place bets. it's a risk. you wager what you think or what you can afford.

you look at the horses and form

you deduct if the horse you are gonna choose as a good or decent chance based on many factors.

if then the price and odds shoot up to give you a massive return after you place your bets then it's not greed it is a game of risk and gambling.

everyone who buys or does shares in some form or another is a gambler of sorts. they weigh up what they can get in returns.

if they jump in at a price of £1.00 on avacta and they think it's a good thing soon then they let it ride or if there is a dip or raise they take it out that it investing shot term.and trading or leaving for a return

if there has been a big dip but they feel the same about the share price mid to long term then they may average down.

when or is the upturn or a rerate takes place they could make a little amount or make loads - this is for each individual and group etc to decide.

again it is called gambling.

we are not all in the prophecy game but we look at what facts we have and then take a plunge and gamble sometimes it wins big sometimes not.

anyway the moral of the story really is i don't give a feck what you think.

i will wave my pom poms and and write as much ****e as possible a bit like a wyndrum esq war and peace drivel.

ha ha ha.

good luck all rerate incoming via a deck change....

dyor

Touk does not have any sense.

Simples

Touk.

Are you taking medicine or drinking. Total tosh

Why not???

@pask

Like others been invested before Usk.

Burnt.

Just seeing some green shoots appear.

Not a fan of politicians but....

If Labour win and make British Energy a starter where renewables are key then imo it really could kickstart BESS at Meygen and other sites.

It also can have an ultra positive effect on Meygen.

I am guessing based on just my hunch that if the mandate labour are pushing transpires then this could see a big cash injection into renewable with Tidal energy included.

Their fast track system and involving key players and businesses for investment could be quite a game changer.

Caveat...

Still don't trust politicians tho....

Let's hope that this is the start of a semi or full Rerate. July- September for SAE and current Shareholders could be pivotal.

Think you are right. It depends what the Labour Party put as solid plans and if they need this up. They have already stated the following in their British Energy Plan.

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17582_23 Reproduced from electronic media. Promoted by David Evans on behalf of the Labour Party, both at 20 Rushworth Street, London, SE1 0SS. MAKE BRITAIN A CLEAN ENERGY SUPERPOWER TO CUT BILLS, CREATE JOBS AND DELIVER SECURITY WITH CHEAPER, ZERO-CARBON ELECTRICITY BY 2030, ACCELERATING TO NET ZERO CONTENTS The mission 1 The Challenge we face 1 The Conservatives and SNP: a record of failure 2 Labour’s alternative 3 Transforming every part of the United Kingdom 4 Policies in the first year 5 Achieving the mission 6 Clean power by 2030 6 Rewiring Britain 8 Warm Homes 10 GB Energy 10 Local Power Plan 13 Rebuilding British Industry 14 National Wealth Fund 14 British Jobs Bonus 14 Workers, trade unions, and the transition 17 Accelerating to Net Zero 17 Nature 17 Transport 17 Finance 18 Green Prosperity Plan: UK-wide Cut household energy bills by up to £1400 a year, insulating millions of homes and building cheaper, cleaner power across the country Save businesses £53bn in energy bills up to 2030, making British industry more competitive and lowering prices for consumers Create hundreds of thousands of good new jobs, for plumbers electricians, engineers and technicians across Britain as Labour invests in the industries of the future SCOTLAND, WALES AND NORTHERN IRELAND Scotland Jobs: Creating jobs upgrading homes for construction workers, plumbers, installers National Wealth Fund: Deliver industrial decarbonisation in the Scottish cluster, with our £1bn commitment, protecting thousands of jobs in heavy industry as well as creating many more in CCS and hydrogen Invest in the Forth and Tay and North East Scotland renewable clusters as part of our £1.8bn commitment to upgrade ports Warm homes: Upgrade cold, draughty homes GB Energy: Headquartered in Scotland Local Power Plan: Build over a thousand local power projects Northern Ireland Jobs: Creating jobs upgrading homes for construction workers, plumbers, installers. National Wealth Fund: Invest in Belfast Harbour as part of our £1.8bn commitment to upgrade ports Local Power Plan: Build hundreds of local power projects Wales Jobs: Creating jobs upgrading homes for construction workers, plumbers, installers. National Wealth Fund: Deliver industrial decarbonisation in South Wales with our £1bn commitment, protecting thousands of jobs in heavy industry as well as creating many more in CCS and green hydrogen Invest in the North West and North Wales and Celtic Sea renewable clusters as part of our £1.8bn commitment to upgrade ports Protect thousands of jobs in the steel industry, in areas like Port Talbot, Newport and Cardiff, through Labour’s £2.5bn Plan for Steel* Warm homes: Upgrade cold, draughty homes Local Power Plan: Build over a thousand local power p

In the grand scheme of things it is not.

There are lots more in-roads to gain more economical traction.

We need all the turbines in the water.

We need more news about Bess Usk.

More about the tidal phase 2 array. How this will happen the 3mw roll out of turbines.

Data centre and Bess at Meygen.

Investment and later in the year CFD info for Meygen phase 3.

Also the plan for Meygen 2 and how this is to be fund d and general funding for the future arrays.

So yes very good news but given the abundance bonuses shareholders deserve a lot more in coming months.

So we get some minor good news which lets hope is the start of a good news period...