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I’m intrigued that only BPC has licences to drill in Bahamian waters. Were no other oilies interested or did BPC just scoop the lot up? The Falklands were divvied out to at least 3 different companies. Is this a fair comparison?

I read this a a very strong indication of new deals about to be announced. I’m surprised the SP is still below 2p. I wouldn’t dismiss a takeover or a major stake holding this year either. SKIN have some great tech to offer a genuine useful and valuable set of services.

Prof opening price suggests a good rise.

I hope this move does indeed present a clearer view of PHE being in full control. It did seem odd that W2T were kind of subbing PHE to deliver the installation.

Hopefully the price is beginning to stabilise after the morning over exuberance. The RNS was a really positive confirmation of Peel’s commitment to seeing this happen. The throughput and output figures should stir up wider interest in DMG. Just get the planning sorted please!

Thanks Rooky. I still thinks it's late in the day for these messages. If will be interesting to see what this opens at tomorrow if there is no early RNS.

Two messages only 5 mins apart and after market close. Is that a record?

Yellowfin yes indeed but the current situation is PHE are trying to get to that precious point of proving ( or otherwise) if it is commercially viable with this first Protos installation. If it doesn’t work out then shares are worth nothing. It it does then value should increase and then maybe a takeover possibility arises.

The downwards trend in sp as the time to prove gets nearer is something we can only speculate about, but without any statement of progress or business update via an RNS, I speculate the drop may well continue.

Thanks for keeping an eye on this sharesport. Need to resolve the Natural England issues.

I'm confident the SP will continue to fall without any positive news. I think the company needs to give an update on the planning progress to put to bed all speculation.

Very bullish but what are the downsides in this analysis? There must be some. There is no comment on costs either.

I know it's really difficult to value BPC but I'm intrigued by RKH sitting on 300m barrel reserves and market cap 68m. Does that mean if BPC proves reserves of 1b barrels that would equate to a mcap of circa 200m? Sp becomes 10p?

I'm wondering if the outstanding appeal from TEVA regarding the Ferracru patent is putting the American suitors off signing up to a deal until this is finally resolved? If so, and as there has been no further news on the appeal situation since June RNS, it could be a very long time before any deals get signed.

If you look at the table in the What Car article (thanks BMAC) it looks like 30p per kw is the norm for faster charging so on that basis I assume the AFC solution can just about compete with the on grid service providers.

https://www.whatcar.com/news/electric-vehicle-charging-%E2%80%93-what-does-it-really-cost/n16833

In the press release on AFC website I can’t see any mention of relative costs of this system to the end user compared to on grid EV charging? Has this been highlighted elsewhere?

Well I'm out for now. Will consider returning on positive news but I fear this will continue to drift down into the new year. I still believe DMG had great potential.

Will consider returning on positive news but the continued drift down I fear is likely to continue for the next few weeks.

And Howard White formed AFC.

I think you could be right Yellowfin. I think there are/will be a lot of technical and engineering hurdles to get over before it's properly proven at full scale.

I can see a lot of work needed in preparing the waste feed for a range of different waste types.

I still believe in the principal of DMG and am still hoping for more overseas interest where deployment would be well suited to address the local waste issues.

Management said they hoped to have a USA deal signed before the end of the year. The SP is stirring a big today so I hope their hopes are about to be realised