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Just wondered where the post named Myles went?

Not sure as I am not premium.Thought there would be a PM service. Just seen that this requires a premium subscription.

At Oldtramp. Can you PM me?

For the time being this is having no desired effect with the SP dropping another 4%.

I get the feeling there are some darker things going on here as the RNS Feeds generally are positive and the market is having the opposite effect just up to Xmas. Interesting but I'm my opinion not justified. 24p to 15p in a week or so.

All the pointers are positive but dark forces are at play and I think it may be to cash in on this. My personal thoughts.

It looks like there is another big drop today.
No reason and cannot understand why this is happening.
For buyers this is a dream. For others it is concerning as to what is really driving the negativity?

A very uneducated and also silly comment.

This is a very interesting article given the government 10 point plan and the need for hydrogen via electolysis. I am sure there will be a vast market that SAE can enter for this green conversion.
PLease note that the very long term plan is fr hydrogen to support normal household and business energy moving forward.
https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/go-ahead-given-for-first-hydrogen-to-homes-network

I kinda mentioned this some time ago. There is a link between Greener Steel from GFG and Simec.

Posted a while ago by me.

RE: SAE: Email Ref SUP19 Nov 2020 09:41
Permit completion and the tidal agenda acceleration will have a massive impact mid to long term. As I have mentioned on numerous occasions and it is pivotal. They are all part of a bigger plan by GFG.
https://www.gfgalliance.com/

https://www.flipsnack.com/scotrenew/the-scottish-green-energy-awards-2020.html

Simec in the award for Champions of Renewables for the Scottish Green Energy Awards Tonight.

Myles is on it.
https://twitter.com/MylesMcNulty/status/1331151345840164865

Hopefully with all the positive news on tidal and renewables we start the week positively.
G20 was positive for Covid apart from ex president Trump. The less said the better.

Looks like a big up day....

Another RNS??????

Permit completion and the tidal agenda acceleration will have a massive impact mid to long term. As I have mentioned on numerous occasions and it is pivotal. They are all part of a bigger plan by GFG.
https://www.gfgalliance.com/

https://twitter.com/MylesMcNulty/status/1328992670480535552?s=19

I think I mentioned this plan last weekend. It is not just about energy and use of it is about harnessing it.
The North Sea for wind is a great commodity for the UK for wind. The whole coast in its entirety is the same for tidal.

The end goal for BJ is to actually use these technologies where energy can be harness with the ability to feed the UK grid and then feed via direct cabling other countries, hence selling energy.
It will also assist in industry as we take back not only only a more environmentally friendly structure but the energy is via renewable and the carbon footprint is very low.

We can therefore for the first time in an age compete with the rest of the world for build and export.

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Green Revolution

https://www.rechargenews.com/wind/uk-seeks-best-use-of-floating-offshore-wind-tidal-and-wave-energy/2-1-866426

Read this and it will give you the indication of what is required for renewables.
Use the link. Go to instruction and download the pdf. This explains the potential plan to 2050

https://www.nationalgrideso.com/future-energy/future-energy-scenarios/fes-2020-documents

As I said the game changer will be renewable and hydrogen. Question is are Simec or GFG into hydrogen.
The answer is that GFG are and will be at their Australia Whyalla Steelworks.

https://libertysteelgroup.com/news/gfg-announces-updated-plan-to-transform-whyalla-steel-into-a-world-leading-greensteel-facility/

The GFG group includes SAE.
John

This is also a big bonus.
The positives are now stacking up.
https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/eu-aims-for-massive-change-of-scale-on-tidal-wave-energy/