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Hi nfw123

Yes the share will rocket on the following
Bago connecting the gas to the mains - first sale of gas for Block
Purchase of new assets for shares - very large discount to assets owned

lots of twists and turns , what is INSP hiding that a outsider does not want to see

nfw123 problem is that you hardly post and then rant the company down from first go , we all have opinions and we debate and take the mick.
Try being constructive and let the past go , this is now and price in the past is the past.
Like you said just found these shares in bottom draw then that's a positive and means you found a pot of gold.
If your not happy then sell the shares as can not buy in large order anyway

Loopup was too early 2 years ago going for the one , but it did lay the foundations for this year with the increased pods which has worked out well by luck.

Gas prices up , should see a steady rise
Lol then logic does not come to this cash rich company , as should be 40p anyway

Hi DoneK the problem is breaking the 26p mark , once broken will rise

hTTps://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/comment/2020/11/02/five-small-caps-for-value-and-more/

Hence why in some ways that we are leaving the Eu as a blessing as the Environment comes second when old politics raises its head to protect the manufacturers in Europe .
All can say is let them watch Blue Planet and sleep well.

Polymateria has the backing of some heavy hitters in retail and manufacturing: one of its directors is retail expert Marc Bolland, who was previously at the helm of Morrisons and then Marks & Spencer. He spoke of the work done by Morrisons to remove plastic from its products at WRAP’s annual conference in 2009 (see letsrecycle.com story). Also on the company’s board is Frederic De Mevius of Planet First Partners, which has invested in Polymateria.
Polymateria
Polymateria is described as “a European advanced technology company developing a new standard in biodegradable and compostable plastics. Their scientists have created a breakthrough, proprietary formulation for plastics – called Biotransformation – that makes this possible in the natural environment if fugitive plastics escape from the circular economy.”
WRAP view
Given the reaction following the publication of the specification, there is some surprise that WRAP has been involved in its development. WRAP and Polymateria were approached for comment by letsrecycle.com. [Updated 27 October: For WRAP’s response, click here.]
Perspective
“This is damaging our international reputation”
David Newman, BBIA
One perspective came from David Newman, managing director of the BBIA, who told letsrecycle.com: “We are in discussions with WRAP around communications in which their position on this standard will be made public.”
He continued: “What’s so sad about this is that it’s happening in the UK, which has promised to meet or go beyond environmental standards set by the EU.
“The EU has already put in a ban on these materials and the UK has not yet done so. This is damaging our international reputation.”
The BBIA aims to develop the circular bioeconomy in the UK, promoting markets and production of bio-based and biodegradable chemicals.
Oxo-degradable material
Oxo-degradable material can be found in products such as plastic bags and contain an additive which helps the plastic to bio-degrade.
Those behind the technology say that among its benefits it can help deal with waste which has escaped into the environment and cannot be collected for recycling or anything else.
In March 2019 the European Parliament approved measures aimed at tackling marine litter by limiting the use of disposable plastic. Restrictions prohibiting the placing on the market of oxo-degradable plastic are to come into force on 3 July 2021.
In March 2020, Wales proposed legislation banning oxo-degradable plastics as part of its single use plastic ban. [Clarification 27.10.20: this line has been changed from: ‘In March 2020, Wales introduced legislation to ban oxo-degradable plastics as part of its single use plastic ban’. Wales’s consultations on a ban have recently closed.]

Thanks Hounddog10 Below is the open letter sent to Parliament

More than 40 organisations including retailers and trade associations have written an open letter calling for a ban on plastics containing additives to make them degrade.
The open letter, sent to the media on 22 October, called on the government to “follow the lead” of the European Union, which is banning ‘oxo-degradable plastics’ from next year (Directive, clause 15).

The open letter called on the government to “follow the lead” of the EU, which is banning ‘oxo-degradable’ plastics from next year
The letter comes in the wake of the development of a British Standards Institution (BSI) specification for measuring the biodegradability of polyolefins, published earlier this month. The specification, PAS9017, was sponsored by a company which produces biodegradable and compostable plastics and was developed by a steering group which included the Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP).
Letter
The letter states: “The UK voted for the EU ban when it was proposed in 2019. Failing to act now could turn Britain from a leader into a laggard in fighting the plastic crisis.
“For these reasons, we call on the government to protect our environment, protect our food production, and protect British business by banning these materials immediately.”
It continues: “Increasing evidence shows that microplastics are entering the food chain through animals, fruits and vegetables. This impacts human health, soil health and biodiversity.
“Equally, these degradable plastic alternatives will disrupt the Britain’s recycling facilities, which will be unable to differentiate between conventional plastics and doctored alternatives.
“We call on the government to protect our environment, protect our food production, and protect British business by banning these materials immediately.”
Signatories include retailers Tesco, Aldi, Waitrose and the Co-op, as well as a number of trade associations, including the Bio-based and Biodegradable Industries Association (BBIA) and the Environmental Services Association (ESA).
British Standards Institution
On 1 October the BSI published the new specification for measuring the biodegradability of polyolefins. Signatories to last week’s open letter claim the new specification supports the sale of oxo-degradable plastics. The letter reads: “The calls [for the ban] follow news that the British Standards Institution (BSI) enacted a new specification (PAS9017) this month supporting the sale of such plastics.”

WRAP is based in Banbury, Oxfordshire
The specification was developed by a steering group made up of WRAP, the Food and Environment Research Agency (FERA) and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), amongst others.
PAS9017 sponsor Polymateria is a London-based privately owned technology company which develops biodegradable and compostable plastics.

Oilupdip Mid may 2018 was last time share was at 3p ; since then there has been a dilution of the share price by fund raises and Debt.
So stand by my words
Remember be realistic

The maximum this 25% is worth is $20 Million as the 50% stake sold by AEX was $40 Million.
The figure produced below is fairy land ; but the more SCIR invest to the next stage then that value increases.
With the fact that a 25 Year licence not approved makes it less likely that there will be multiple bidders for the 25%.
Wentworth Res could be one , only by the fact that the directors can still not buy shares in the company as information is withheld to the public.
Suspect a deal for 16% of the company shares leaving 9% in support for paying development fees to first spud.
Whichever does have a implied 40% discount on the current share price for SCIR
Remember be realistic

Europe have banned the product due to politics and UK until out of Europe has to follow suite , do your research before bloating off.
Try reading the RNS in the past

Wow the job adverts have trebled in one day

Hi frac that was not there yesterday for them jobs

Quarterly update soon so will know , guess that's what we all thinking as long as they keep head above water then that's good, One Covid 19 is behind us the after work will explode.
On another note my friends had to wait for a cancer of the skin removed the wait was 2 weeks then canceled and extended to 5 months in the end had to pay private to have the cancer removed.
The Company was Totally Healthcare in Ireland

Well Hold tight next week going to be testing as uk may go in lockdown and most shares will fall.
If this was a different time then a £20 Million rating would be fair ; 2021 will depend growing trends towards the environment which is growing stronger and company's adapt to change from consumers.

yes massively

Senior UC Consultant
Location: FranceType: Full TimeMin. Experience: Senior Manager/Supervisor
Role: Senior UC Consultant
Location: Remote
Department: Consulting
Type: Full Time
Min-Experience: Senior
Start Date: As soon as possible
Package: Competitive salary and company bonus, health scheme, dental scheme
Application process: CV plus cover letter

About the role
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To be honest you need a licence extension ( 25 years ) ; Wentworth went through a torrid time at the beginning and delayed payments meant loans to cover the selling of gas before payment several years later and still some outstanding payments.
AEX can only sit on the fence as control been transferred and time line is months to years.