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If this is bickering, I plead guilty. Your post is error strewn. 'Graham is a superb CEO'. lol. EIAS is imminent. he is clueless.
''There has not been one bad RNS to date, only de-risk' Facts - Not on good RNS in years. What are the de-risking RNS. Massive increase in project NPV. This is due to Russian war. No signs yet that EML will be extracting Potash before the war ends, an, of course, this is outside influence, and has nothing to do with Graham. You are part of the herd who only wants 'nice and pleasant' comments about EML. I prefer to live in this Universe, and look at facts.

Posters are still fixated on DMG and H2 and posting links to Linde/BOC.
1) not in a million years will Linde build a DMG plant.
2) Not in a million years will Linde buy H2 from DMG plant.
It will continue to buy H2, for bpttled gas. from its regular source, which is derived from SRM. It will, at some date, source H2 from electrolysis using renewable power generated electricity.
Now we know of one guy, or gal, who will be buying a H2FC vehicle, when he/she can afford one. He/she however has failed to answer my question of how many HGV and buses does he/she see using a DMG/H2 plant?. He/she will not have to trawl through RNS for the answer, since it's not there. He/she is at a great disadvantage since it will require an educated guess.

mjallan; your post lol
TP3, I’m not even going look for any past RNS that tells the world that no major financier would invest in the DMG plant. That would be suicide for any up and growing company.
So, it would have been suicide for PHE to build a DMG 2/3 years ago. Look out of the window, and check what Planet you are living on. It has had a working plant for nigh on 5 years, allegedly, and the plastic waste problem was well known at this time, and there was nobody with the skill to get finance for a 'practical' working plant? I have already suggested a plethora of sites and probably finance as well for a DMG.

Gullible, how does this dam make perfect sense to you, when you are on record as saying water was never a problem?

The price of oil is falsely at these 'high' levels because of the Ukraine war. It is a war Ukraine cannot win by forcibly removing Russia from it's territory. With any luck Putin has cancer and will die. I would suggest his successor will want to have control over the Ukraine territory that It has allegiances from, ie; Donbas et al. It will then be a negotiating position. Sanctions would remain in place, I believe, until Russia capitulates. In the event that Putin lives on, sanctions will remain indefinitely. There is a Worldwide drive to replace fossil fuels both in the energy production market, and vehicle propulsion. Vehicle propulsion accounts for nearly 30% of oil sales. With global warming events on the rise, it is only a matter of time before interested governments, realise that a 'quick fix' to C pollution is electrifying transport, either through batteries or fuel cells, and power generation from renewable. It will require subsidies and cost trilions, but will end reliance on FF, and more importantly 'kill' Putin, and hopefully put OPEC out of business. Shell and other oil majors, can lead the World in renewables, and I believe that BVB is ahead of them all.

mjallan. Re; your posts, a couple of questions.
Guide me to the RNS which states PHE could not raise finance for a 'stand alone' DMG.. You like others, inc. Peel and PHE are fixated on selling H2 . How many HGV's and buses do you envisage daily visiting a DMG site, and the likely retail cost?
Thnx in advance.

The week the JV was RNS'd with Peel I posted;
1) much better to build FOAK on a 'go alone' basis, since putting the roll out of the only part of the business in the hands of a 3rd party did not make business sense.
2) Peel were the 'developers' of a 'small' wind farm in the N of England. It took them 4 years to complete. I mentioned that a Japanese Co had built an offshore WF, 10x the size of the UK's in 18 months. !

A waste of space.

Piltick. Rothesay is in Scotland. When you have gained sufficient intelligence to understand English, read my post again. .

Hi GavsterNBC
Thanx your summary. Where did you get the information that divi for next year has been capped at 60p.

With the 'Windfall Profit' tax now unlikely to be levied on Electrical Generation companies, it is baffling to me why the sp is in decline, when we know there will be £M of extra profit coming our way from increase in prices. Any thoughts anyone?

It is an impressive list of II's. They, like us, must be waiting for the next 'new order' RNS, which is the only thing that seems to increase the sp.

I can't access the site again ( forgot it), but I read last night that Peel had received permission for a PHE DMG plant in Scotland. I do not think it was Rothesay. Where is the RNS?

Thanx all for the replies on 'contamination'.
This does represent a significant problem in disposal of 'recycling' of plastic. At high temperature gasification, these 'pollutants', along with the plastic. will be gasified, and add to H2, the other elements are probably limited to 02 and C.

The impressive 'work load' the company is undertaking, could be, and probably is. all 'shenanigans'. The company is doing a lot of drilling. ? In the past it published the results, accompanied by glowing comments, well publish the results now.
There is a simple question the CEO could ask of the EISA committee. 'what is the hold up'. It's a question that cannot be deemed as offensive, since the obvious delay is impacting the start date of the mine, and the company already has significant overheads. It is a fair question. The company has not replied to any of my mails, so perhaps someone can ask Graham if he has asked the question, and the reply, and if not, why not.?

aandi. what is 'contaminated' plastic.?

mjallan. You do not understand the gasification process, that is similar in both PHE and EQT modules. Syngas is produced in both. Syngas ( synthetic gas), , is a mixture of oxides of C, and hydrogen. There is then another process to extract the H2.

Was anyone under the impression that there was a question mark on the EQT technology? I would have thought that any interested party, and there are apparently many, would have been taken to the Innovation Centre to see first hand the feedstock, operation, and the results?

Ahhh, if only EML was a producer we would all be receiving divi this year. Wonder if Russia can keep on bashing Ukraine for another 3/4 years and give us a chance of producing.

V11JAS posted;
'On the other hand you have to accept that quality comes at a cost and , you have to have faith that those employees are capable of delivering .'
Well, that is the big question rather than all the 'jam tomorrow' BOD and aandi keep promising.
I'm afraid that the results to date in closing this 'order pipeline' suggest we do not have the best and highest quality in place. This is also true of PHE who have been 'developing their technology for years now, with the 'aid' of a 3rd party, Peel. have been overwhelmingly short on quality at Board level, and elsewhere.
We can all agree that the technology that both companies talk about, has yet to be conveyed to user market.

Both Shell and BP are up c5% in the past 2 weeks, sse is down 5%. WE have a Govt. which is out of control and devoid of ideas. The Govt 'green'policy is now in tatters in offering big ax incentives to explore and produce more fossil fuels. Companies that are investing in 'green' energy. to reduce fossil fuels are penalised in the same way as fossil fuel producers. I understand it is attempting to wean UK off Russian fossil fuels, but replace it with North Sea FF does not make economic or 'green' sense. Renewable energy projects can be in the market place well before new FF discoveries. Shameful IMO.