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Rocket, Your correct there. The herd will arrive shortly sending this north bound. This time next year Rodney we will be ? richer!!

Taking account of the evidence and assessment presented above, the report determines that the licensing through the 30th Licensing Round of the 47 Blocks considered in this AA will not have a significant adverse effect on the integrity of the relevant sites (identified in Section 1.3), and BEIS have no objection to the OGA awarding seaward licences (subject to meeting application requirements) covering Blocks 42/13b, 42/14, 42/15b, 42/17, 42/18, 42/20a, 42/30d, 43/2, 43/7, 43/8, 43/10, 43/14, 43/15, 43/16, 43/17a, 43/23, 43/24b, 43/26c, 44/6, 44/7, 44/8b, 44/9b, 44/11d, 44/12d, 44/12e, 47/2d, 47/3f, 47/7, 47/8f, 47/10d, 47/15c, 48/6d, 48/8b, 48/11c, 48/11d, 48/12b, 48/16, 48/17d, 48/18b, 48/19b, 48/20c, 48/24a, 53/1b, 53/13, 53/14b, 53/8, 53/9. This is because there is certainty, within the meaning of the ECJ Judgment in the Waddenzee case, that implementation of the plan will not adversely affect the integrity of relevant European Sites (as described in Section 5), taking account of the mitigation measures that can be imposed through existing permitting mechanisms on the planning and conduct of activities (as described in Section 5.1 and 5.2).

I personally think this will be on first news either O&G or funding �1.50 - �2.00 and near �3 -�3.50 on 2nd news. Maybe I am being a little optomistic but I see this as the best share on AIM at this time. H2 next year and rising Crude this could easily be double figures. GLA

It isn't miker444 off loading. He is invested for the long haul. And it isnt me.

Newboy me too!!! LOL

Start your research here. http://www.petromatadgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Investor-Presentation-22_11_17-final.pdf

The post I put up from Facebook, is from Paul Warwick who has a meeting arranged late July with undersecretary to transport, Jessie Norman, who has requested to know more about PHE's technology. Surely this can only be seen as a positive for all holders. GLA

Dream Good morning from Sunny Sheffield. Lets hope we get a Good Morning from Aberdeen!!

I thought your employers would have given you bank holiday monday off with full pay. Read my earlier post. "I will ask the authors permission to post", as you reminded me last post about copyright infringements. Permission granted. I personally don't have the appointment. Yes to one point I am a small holder by my usual standard but looking to add more and more mopping up as many placing shares as possible at these low low prices. Good luck all investors.

General $100 by early next year i predict

PHE update Had a letter back from my MP Jessie Norman under secretary for transport re PHE and he wants to know more about us and I have an appointment 27th July.. he has already seen Riversimple so maybe Government can be persuaded to start to change policy re better management of waste for fuel rather than just incinerate for electricity. Can see more and more cities wanting Fuel Cell Buses now Hawaii are going Fuel Cell Buses at their Airport. So airports with high levels of waste could also all be a hub for a G3 plant This would be a great way for them to lower their carbon footprint? The world needs to re look at recycling as not always economical viable, but recovery of energy from waste will become more relevant if looked at as carbon credits! I can see more and more emphasis back to manufacturers of plastic to take back their waste, so they will look closely at recovering the energy rather than just recycle. Big Distribution centres who collect waste from their stores and retail parks could also become hubs for Hydrogen production Gasifying the Waste they collect rather than landfill or incineration? I can see a big move to plastic depositories for refunds on bottles etc as in Germany. These can become sources of feedstock for G3 plants to produce hydrogen for local transport? In island communities education about reusing plastic as a fuel source will become ever more advantageous to the locals to reduce dependence on imports, creating more circular economy! Plenty of interest whenever I call people about waste to Hydrogen, so very interesting times ahead? Good luck DYOR

Daily mail front page says a lot for our future along with a great post on Facebook. I will ask the authors permission to post on here. Good times ahead all

I bought into i3e in the early days and have topped up at 50p 60p and 73p. Not leaving this until at least h2 2019

Locker agree 100% but you know as well as i do some will sell and go and chase another rainbow rather than holding. But at these lower prices i am tempted to top up a wee bit. The mm s love these fools.

Milcait, I heard that yesterday too. Q2 not Q3. Good Luck All

I currently have a lot in here and am pondering whether to just hold them or to add circa another 2500 top up. My luck is it will dip more due to no news if I add now and on the other hand if I don't add now O&G announcement will be tommorow. !!!!!

The real Beauty of this technology is the small footprint of the plant.. we have talked before about local locations so I could easily see this being located at places that generate large volumes of waste, such as large distribution depots like supermarkets, where Waste is returned from all the shops. And what about big airports where all the planes and stores and eateries create loads of waste on a daily basis. They can produce local electricity and or hydrogen for use in their own premises or vehicles when converted to hydrogen! Once the first plant proves the tech this is totally derisked and the numbers are huge, even just on a licence fee we could be looking at �300k profit per plant! But I expect it will be more as we will want a share of the partnership as well. So ten plants you are looking at a minimum �3 million profit plus the contracts to manage plus the income from the plant build outs, with a growth company PE of say 20 that�s a �60 mil plus company in short order, that�s 4p The more cash we generate the bigger slice of each project we can invest the greater the acceleration of the business, this will be a major cash generating business.. Those are the companies to invest in early doors

Castaway LOL

EXPLOITATION, should read EXPLORATION, one thinks, but still a move forward in the right direction.

It isn�t just the EU that is looking to go down this route, and Powerhouse currently has a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Qatar to look into providing these systems to provide fuel for filling stations catering for fuel cell vehicles ahead of the World Cup in 2022. Although I wouldn�t put too much trust in a MOU at this stage, as often for these smaller companies they aren�t worth the paper they are written on, and the potential for any deals still remains to be seen. In terms of the economics, the company estimates that a single site can process at least 25 tonnes of plastics per day � and as much as 100 tonnes potentially � and that would produce hydrogen worth �5,000 per day, plus a minimum of �2,000 per day to take the plastic, so that would give annual revenue of at least �2.5 million per site. It is also working alongside Waste2tricity Limited and has developed a �CORE� version of its system, with Powerhouse receiving a 20% licence fee from any units sold, alongside any revenue from its participation in these ventures. The company doesn�t burn through excessive amounts of cash when compared to other similar sized companies, at typically around �70,000 per month, and salaries don�t appear to be particularly high. The last set of annual accounts for 2016 showed that CEO Keith Allaun took a salary of just �66,000. The risks here are that the company won�t be able to sell any of its units, nor be able to expand rapidly enough to take advantage of this market as it grows quickly in the coming years even if it does manage some sales. There is also always a danger of better technology being launched by its competitors, as this looks set to be a huge market in the future. On the positive side though, if it can finally prove that there is market demand for its product, then there is plenty of potential for it to grow. I view this company as very speculative, in a similar way to investing in any very early stage technology often is, and this market is still very much in its infancy. Currently it is valued at around �7.6 million at a share price of 0.52p, and I can see potential for anyone who likes the idea of the technology, or who usually invests in higher risk oil and mining companies, and is looking for something a bit different but with similar levels of risk. It was one of my picks in the recent Dragons Den sessions at the UK Investor Show.