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I don't have a problem with hearing an alternative view, what really bugs me and it happens a lot on other boards too.
For months the days have been dark and dank and so has some of the chat. You would expect that on a day most have been waiting for what seems ages a bit of bright light at the end of a dark, dank tunnel in pops a few voices to rain on the parade so to speak. The debt has been discussed through out the darkest of moments and if people were not here when it was being discussed then it's up to them to trawl through previous discussion IMHO. I have never felt the need to go onto a board and go completely off topic when a RNS has been delivered wether it was positive or a negative one. Still who am I to say who can do what it when. Perhaps I'm just not playing the game right. Decency and dignity never made a millionaire as they say. Happen that's why I'm still investing and have not made my fortune yet..

2nd bottle of wine to open tonight so best put my phone down, don't want my fingers to land me in bother. Have a good weekend all once again. Just wanted to prove I'm not a 9-5 trader that just wants to pop in during working hours. My glass is half full so need to pour some more positivity and top up. How ironic. :)

As quoted by Ex governor B.O.E and B.O.C "Firms that gear there business model toward net zero will be rewarded handsomely".

On that note have a good weekend all, keep the faith glad we've not gone to high to be honest waiting on divis to snap up a few more ATB to ALL private investors and players alike.

I agree bill generally they are the ones who pop in on the day and then don't frequent the forum again until some more news pops up that they can play on. Not really that difficult to spot them really. Some say we need the CFD etc etc then come in after a CFD is announced to try and ward you of the other evils that may exist. If they were in it because of what the company offers they would of not been in here trying to drain the energy or of a positive RNS. Funding is secured it's just a matter of how much.

"SAE and Nova have delivered over half of the tidal stream devices operational worldwide and are developing sites in the UK, Canada, Japan, and France. Both companies deploy subsea turbines which generate predictable, renewable power with no visual impact.



SAE and Nova welcomed the announcement by the UK Government to put a dedicated budget in place for tidal stream energy in the upcoming Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 4. This signal of support is a welcome boost to the industry."

C'mon Melv if we we knew that we wouldn't be here on this forum posting would we. Anybody who is on here and has the answers to this is obviously just playing at it. Struggling to think of many companies listed that do not have debt issues at the moment. There are options that have been discussed on many many occasions. Only SAE have the answers as a share holder you can get in touch with the bod, or maybe not if you are shorting or are not a share holder. My advice would be to trawl through previous posts on when times looked dark then perhaps you may get your answers as to why that topic would be best placed on the shelf when days are a little less brighter. Just an opinion.

National government can over rule regional government can't they? That's my next call.

Must re-iterate the " I rarely call it right" part if my statement :) Thus is my true assessment of the situation down at USK. The planning permission for "THE STORAGE SILO" has been withdrawn only. The plant has more than one coal burning facilities that have neither been decommissioned fully. The option to burn coal is still there if it is deemed necessary in hard times etc. as is the option to burn pellets. There is still plenty of coal in Wales despite the pit closures and if fracking us being considered a viability in these peculiar times I'm sure coal is. Nobody is talking about the option of developing and burning pellets whilst also burning coal however that seems to me to be an option too. The proximity to the seven estuary is my real reason for having faith that USK will eventually be proven to be the correct decision. The infrastructure alone for becoming a major exporter of tidal in the not to distant future and of course the eventual estuary project also. MYGEN have given SAE the seal if approval today on tidal. Todays RNS states reading through the lines that Tidal is now or should now be considered a viable green way of producing energy. The site is also being used to diversify into battery storage and I'm sure data centres won't be to far off either.

The bottom line here is I'm struggling to see any negative reason for selling and not buying. I'm sure folk on here have a different take on things depending on their positions. My position is currently waiting in my Lloyds dividends to purchase more.

Nice news explains why the turbines were on hold. I'm rarely right in my deciphering stocks but do believe I called this for once. Hopefully now some more news from HMG on tidal funding and update on USK. Onwards and upwards.

I think the longer Russia play hard ball the more likely regulatory burdens may be brushed aside.

I would of thought that today's news that France has had to bring a coal power station back online would of raised our price at least a little more than that it has.

Perhaps that is why the planning had been placed in limbo I'm thinking. Just a thought. I would prefer green power (who wouldn't) but I would also prefer not to bow down to communism and it's hell bent approach on holding us all to ransom.

This stock was worth 66p. It seems a dead horse doesn't bounce.

I believe the turbines may have been retro fitted with a new piece of kit that allows the turbine to manoeuvre more fluently like the ones in Japan. This will help them to harvest more power. I think if you read the RNS concerning Japan tidal side of things it was mentioned in there. The technology of it not an actual statement saying this was happening. If it's been proven then I would be foolish to not retro fit the kit while the turbines are out wouldn't it?

It looks to me like they are moving on the planning around the silo issues.

@mach that is another take on it i guess, that is hard to disagree with, and not to dissimilar from my take I would argue in some degree or another. What I will argue with though is the politics side perhaps. Labour or conservatives have proven to be full of hot air and self serving to say the least. Reform Party offer another centre right perspective that seems pretty fresh. The left have Thier new party what ever it's called nowadays. The one that wishes to turn back the referendum. Which is quite worrying really because of people are deserting the old (UN) faithfuls then it won't be long before they start leaning to far left of right looking for integrity etc.

The one thing I don't understand is that I have not heard or read about when it comes to the topic of inflation is this. Everybody is going to have less money to play with. This is going to add downward pressure on inflation but everyone has taken this factor out of the equation for some reason. The only ones driving inflation so far as o can see are our politicians with the very heavy tax burdens on fuel, clothing, services (that are not being provided), underrated yet over costly covid response, in absolutely every dimension this has the hallmarks of a purge on those who work hardest keeping them down where they belong in my opinion. This is not coming from a lefty loving perspective on fact I'm voting reform come what may next election.

@oapk20. I have been saying on her for sometime with uskmouth being just 21 miles by road less by train and even less by boat of which uskmouth has access to all forms. If it didn't get the go ahead of which I think is even more unlikely today, it has at least the strategical importance for winning the seven estuary contact.

And yet no mention of an up dated QE program during these times. It's all gone hush hush over there in QE world.

Well looks like the QE policy's have worked?? Who here things nations have only 1 way to travel on this now? I'm guessing there's plenty more QE coming our way or will it be a only the fittest survive policy as it should if been after the banks were bailed

I agree you would assume in today's geo political atmosphere, that any electric generating company would be very advantageous in combating the shortages we are all facing. The price is now at a premium and is the ideal time to start producing on mass.

Just a quick update hot off the wire. NOT CONFIRMED. Poland is to allow Ukranian pilots to use there runways to take off/ land/refuel and re-arm (source @WW3.INFO Chat room TG.

"Biggest fear now is being nuked by Putin, UK would make an excellent first target so stop squabbling and live for today."

MY BIGGEST FEAR IS POLAND ADVANCING ON UKRAINE ALONG WITH OTHER WESTERN FAVOURED BALKAN COUNTRIES. This would not constitute an attack on a Nato country so therefore US and UK can sell as many weapons as they like and provide logistic support. Sounds to much like a great business opportunity to me. There's money in them there hills of war remember.