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Above is a link to national grid live. Fossil fuels are still providing around 50% electricity annually and we still import more from France Belgium Norway Netherlands than we export.

Let’s see, battery cars, busses, lorries, trains, ships, battery metals are in short supply now and as this worsens will get more expensive and carbon heavy to mine.

Batteries would only capable of of maintaining supply short term, hrs. Not days or weeks of calm weather. At the minute coal is stepping in.

Currently the date for phasing out fossil fuels is 2045, if we’re lucky.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying MAST is a solid investment. Where Kibo is involved it’s always going to be a bit of a gamble but if they get it right it could pay very well indeed.

Worth a punt..

“Hydrogen is to be pumped into Britain's main gas pipeline by 2025 as part of a scramble to ditch fossil fuels and move to net zero. Between 2% and 5% of the fuel flowing through the country's transmission network will be hydrogen in two years under plans drawn up by National Gas, which owns the pipelines”.

Hydrogen is inevitable as is the the next generation nuclear.

An extra 5% in the next 5 years from North Sea wind.

Gas is generating the majority of our electricity and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. But as the renewable (unreliable) sector grows the gas electricity supply will come from much more of these smaller localised quick start up stand by generators as apposed to the nine huge generators used currently..

Good luck

Funny kread, as you’re actively promoting an oil and gas company in another board. There is a lot wrong with some aspects of what MAST are doing, but all aspects of on demand power are required as electricity usage explodes. Car chargers, heat source pumps, air conditioning are on the up. Next gen nuclear over 10 years away. Also the use of hydrogen is in MAST’s strategy going forward read Q4 2022 presentation. Future funding I agree is our biggest problem. They sort that, then mast could be a big winner..

Good luck all here..

ADE. Your post…

If this docent drop by at least 5% tomorrow you will never hear form me on this board again that's how confident I am.

You said at least 5%. It fell by 3.

Now do as you said and leave for good. At the 3rd time of asking.

If indeed afc calculated that the best time to release the annual report was close of plat on a Friday. Then they may also have calculated that a good news RNS on 7.00am the Monday following would settle the markets. The wider market may believe simply wall street’s analysis. With 2 years 6 months worth of cash in the bank and orders on the horizon. It may be seen as a positive. This report may already be priced in, it was expected…

Good luck all..

You make a habit of promising to leave….. you never do.
Know one takes you seriously..
You are a joke.. right or wrong

https://med.energy/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/MED-Corp-Pres-Q4_v3.2-final.pdf

Just had a re-read of the Q4 2022 presentation. Things certainly “seem” to have stalled a bit but we are only ever 1 RNS away from ground breaking news. The SP was 5p when this was wrote and we have had no negative news, no company failures. All plants still progressing, just behind schedule.
I’m confident we’ll have a stream of updates on Rochdale, Bordesley, Stather Rd and Hindlip, as well as better than expected results from Pyebridge.

If Mast can get Bordesley and Rochdale in operation late 2023 the share price could easily be back to 10p end of year.

Good luck all. Exciting times near term..

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/think-afc-energy-lon-afc-072719486.html?guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvLnVrLw&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAACsTkMR8EGHSOXbZvv488XnHLr2oLe2x_GvJdJSq5fS***nnIsb31azmw0eKDY31Lw0e9PayQWAp8dNRP1A1C1SJd_5Fp7Ufp4dNS1Q58rNN3zGDQyGIMuJRENm67G0_D7o4CgQgVmiCcaonFSriazokJv1Jh24rsnqxuAq1zDZo

Yahoo Finance don’t seem too concerned..

The uk is sleep walking into a massive energy shortfall. The next gen nuclear power stations are 10 years away. We can build as many solar stations and wind farms as you like, but our weather is majorly unpredictable. Couple that with the ban on ICE cars being introduced and you end up with 15-20 million homes all requiring 7kw chargers which need 8-10 hrs average to charge an electric car. Many house holds have multiple cars. 1 car charging is roughly the equivalent of 2 and 1/2 kettles boiling all night.

Many many more reserve power plants need introducing fast. Including gas hydrogen battery tidal. The full shebang..

Let’s hope MAST have a part of it

Ade you keep posting the same drivel..

You can’t just look at the buys vs sells on LSE and take it as gospel. Many of my buys show as sells on multiple stocks and vice versa.

For every buy there must be a sell…

At the time of the ipo it was suggested that many plants would be operational by now.

Also our parent company Kibo 57%ish doesn’t exactly install confident from many investors..

So much potential here..

What we know…

Current market cap= 2.64million
Pyebridge annual earnings= “expected” £1.2-1.5million
Pyebridge asset value=£11 million
Bordesley plant = awaiting update, close brothers financial close on funding, gas pipeline and plant construction ongoing, plant operational in late 2023. Annual revenue expected £1.5m

Stather Road ("Stather") and Hindlip Lane ("Hindlip") Awaiting construction news.

One things for sure.. when mast have 4 operational reserve energy plants in operation, its annual revenue alone will be many multiple of its current 2.6m market cap.

Good news updates and results expected soon.
Good luck all

“Usually always”. Which one is it???

We won’t have any idea until the report. It would just be speculation. Employee numbers have increased dramatically.

Are you trying to push another agenda driven defaming thread??

There’s my thoughts.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/MAST/pyebridge-trading-update-t72uumv9dpok16l.html

I’m expecting a strong se of results from Pyebridge. As well as positive updates from Bordesley and others. Very undervalued company, exciting times ahead.

AFC energy currently employs 123 people. Once again you seem determined to besmirch the company to suit your agenda.

Try doing some positive research.

Total lie. You guys wonder why your investments here are questioned. For what purpose do you spread such misinformation.

“a couple hundred thousand income from an outlay of 60M”

You’re saying AFC have only generated 200k since the placing.

What a kn0b jockey.

So what DW is saying is that AFC have had the breaks on in order to reward ABB with a 20p sp. Considering their initial investment was around 60p I would consider that fair.

It also means that now the breaks are off. ABB have confirmed their support and validation of our tech.

Great news.

Also, well done to AFC for keeping this in house. NO LEAKS

Great stuff

I agree.. moneysponge, you have repeated the same post pretty much 8 times in the last 2 days. We only have to read it once to get your point.

I think your wrong

Good luck all

There is a potential perfect storm of good news for the sector and markets in general this week.

U.S calming the markets with extra dollar.

Long awaited climate report(8 years in the making) published today and expected to show an increase climate warming. Which may be the trigger required to spur investment into our sector.

You never know we may get a positive outcome from Putin and Xi in Moscow today.

And also some positive news flow from AFC regarding ABB cell delivery, amongst other potential positive news releases.

Good luck all genuine investors.

Unfavourable results would most certainly damage AFC’s sp…

Good news In between now and the results deadline will help off-set a potentially poor annual report.

This delay may benefit AFC shareholders by holding up the sp in the interim.

Unless of course you are out and are seeking a better buy in price. Or are just a member of the trash AB gang. AKA morons…