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So the technology is to do with making the heavy oil a lot more runny at a lower temperature making it easier to move around also reducing costs of having to have storage tanks heated.

I thought it was Petroteq who owned the designs of plant and that was the co that would get $2 mill for each plant created under licence ?
So what is this MSAR

As Valkor know the extraction amount from feed test they may be planning a buy out of TOM.
It would make sense for their company.

SHERMAN OAKS, Calif., March 02, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Petroteq Energy Inc. (“Petroteq” or the “Company”) ??(TSXV:PQE; ?OTC:PQEFF; FSE:PQCF), an integrated oil ?company focused on the development and implementation of its proprietary oil-?extraction and remediation technologies, is pleased to announce that after a scheduled ?temporary maintenance shutdown in January 2020, during which various process ?improvements and adjustments were completed, it re-commenced production at its ?Asphalt Ridge facility located in Vernal, Utah (the “Plant”) and since re-commencement ?on February 19, 2020 has produced approximately 1,900 barrels of oil thus achieving an average ?daily production rate of over 300 bbls/day on a continuous basis. The maintenance ?shutdown allowed the team to make adjustments and complete installation of critical ?additional equipment. Furthermore, Valkor Engineering used this time to run a testing ?regimen on the plant which will provide the final data points needed for a proposed ?expansion of the Asphalt Ridge Facility to up to 4,000 bbls/day of capacity.?

Petroteq had a statement on their webb site saying the plant is at break even on 300 bpd but where looking at plans to enhance the plant to 3000 bpd.
So lets not get to carried away, although Valkor would not have taken a deal unless it was very lucrative.
I am disappointed that the feed stock results are not published but must have been exceptional for Valkor to go 50/50

I think we should vote against the consolidation that will stop more dilution until the share price moves up

Daitom you are correct max in an ISA each year £20k
so the post saying the 700k was a bed and isa would not add up

This will affect 1.35 billion people. Is that the population of India

is walletinvestor Eds tiger on the leach

Typical open the spread to hide the buys.

SM it is to do with the 1 new share for 5000 old ones then the 200 for 1 after allowing the co to take all shareholdings that are under 5000 for their own pot also i read it that the paper value is so close to the SP they cant do any placings until this is achieved.
Ok not a large cash amount but they belong to holders.

Another month will soon be over and still locked in the dark bad form TOM

Bear don't forget they wont all be VFRB only a % will be but the question is what % will it be

With V climbing it is about time a dividend was looked at for the loyal holders.
As the workers get bonuses a dividend is a must

As usual the buys are showing as sells yet again.

Took a few today to add to my stack
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RNS Number : 8615P

Invinity Energy Systems PLC

15 June 2020

This announcement contains inside information

15 June 2020

Invinity Energy Systems plc

("Invinity" or the "Group")

Trading Update

GBP1.1m of sales closed, manufacturing operations resume and Group integration continues despite impact of pandemic.

Invinity Energy Systems plc (AIM:IES), manufacturer of vanadium flow batteries for the large-scale energy storage requirements of businesses, industry and electricity networks, is pleased to provide an update on the Group's activities following its creation in April 2020 from the merger of Avalon Battery Corporation and redT energy plc.

Positive commercial progress

Despite ongoing economic uncertainty, Invinity is pleased to announce that, since the beginning of 2020, it has received signed order confirmations for a total of 1.7 MWh of its vanadium flow batteries ("VFBs"), comprising 40 VFB modules.

The above orders have been received from a variety of customers located across Europe, Asia and the United States, further validating Invinity's progress in those markets. End-users for these VFBs include:

-- A major US-based municipal utility;
-- A leading Asia-based developer of energy storage projects; and
-- A major global retail chain.
Invinity anticipates working with these customers to further expand their use of VFBs and will announce such developments in due course as appropriate. These orders open new geographies and applications for the Group's products, demonstrating growing market confidence in Invinity's durable, reliable and economical VFB storage solutions for a rapidly changing energy landscape.

The anticipated revenue contribution of these sales of approximately GBP1.1m includes the VFBs themselves, ancillary components and related services to be provided by Invinity. Revenues will be recognised by the Group as these projects are installed and commissioned.

These module sales are in addition to the 5 MWh, 162-module order for Energy Superhub Oxford (ESO), a project previously announced by Invinity and Pivot Power, a subsidiary of EDF Renewables.

In addition to the above, Invinity has delivered 240 kWh of battery modules since the beginning of 2020 to a demonstration project sponsored by a municipal US utility; these modules have been delivered under a programme intended to validate VFBs' potential to improve the future operating performance of the utility within its geographic mandate.

RNS Number : 8615P

Invinity Energy Systems PLC

15 June 2020

This announcement contains inside information

15 June 2020

Invinity Energy Systems plc

("Invinity" or the "Group")

Trading Update

GBP1.1m of sales closed, manufacturing operations resume and Group integration continues despite impact of pandemic.

Invinity Energy Systems plc (AIM:IES), manufacturer of vanadium flow batteries for the large-scale energy storage requirements of businesses, industry and electricity networks, is pleased to provide an update on the Group's activities following its creation in April 2020 from the merger of Avalon Battery Corporation and redT energy plc.

Positive commercial progress

Despite ongoing economic uncertainty, Invinity is pleased to announce that, since the beginning of 2020, it has received signed order confirmations for a total of 1.7 MWh of its vanadium flow batteries ("VFBs"), comprising 40 VFB modules.

The above orders have been received from a variety of customers located across Europe, Asia and the United States, further validating Invinity's progress in those markets. End-users for these VFBs include:

-- A major US-based municipal utility;
-- A leading Asia-based developer of energy storage projects; and
-- A major global retail chain.
Invinity anticipates working with these customers to further expand their use of VFBs and will announce such developments in due course as appropriate. These orders open new geographies and applications for the Group's products, demonstrating growing market confidence in Invinity's durable, reliable and economical VFB storage solutions for a rapidly changing energy landscape.

The anticipated revenue contribution of these sales of approximately GBP1.1m includes the VFBs themselves, ancillary components and related services to be provided by Invinity. Revenues will be recognised by the Group as these projects are installed and commissioned.

These module sales are in addition to the 5 MWh, 162-module order for Energy Superhub Oxford (ESO), a project previously announced by Invinity and Pivot Power, a subsidiary of EDF Renewables.

In addition to the above, Invinity has delivered 240 kWh of battery modules since the beginning of 2020 to a demonstration project sponsored by a municipal US utility; these modules have been delivered under a programme intended to validate VFBs' potential to improve the future operating performance of the utility within its geographic mandate.

But will we have some good news before AGM as i can see it will be an un comfy one for management otherwise,
Especially after promising better communication with holders at last years AGM