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NRW service levels for Water Resources Abstraction is 4 months if advertised, 3 months if not advertised (Statutory)
and
Water Resources Impoundment states 4 months if advertised, 3 months if not advertised (Statutory).

If it is determined on another basis there could be different service levels.

The site also states:

'If you need an application determined in less than the timescales in Table 1, then please discuss this with us at the time of submission.

We recommend that you apply for permits in good time (ideally having sought pre-application advice from us), with all the necessary information and have regard for the determination timescales. Applications that are complex, have a high level of public interest, or potentially impact on a sensitive location may require a longer period to determine than that set out in Table 1.'

Can anyone clarify if this will need to be advertised and go out for public comment again?

Wolves

Compliance
Improved databases.
Local habitats sustainable or improved.
Agreed way forward.
Good relationships.
Potential improvements in social and economic impacts
Financial return to the UK Government.

I suspect that NRW will be looking to produce its three latest big wins in the December quarterly report to the Welsh Assembly. Based on this I think that the first item on that report should be:

Clagau St David Gold Mine - Ensured the protection of endangered species and the environment whilst enabling the re-opening of the Clagau St. David gold mine for further exploration. Benefits include.........

Thats IMO only and should not be taken as the actual outcome.

Wolves

Thanks LZ.

Are you intending coming to the AGM?

Wolves

LZ , as always your recordings are always watched gratefully by me.

Are all the temp portacabins still there or have some/all been removed? Do you ever get a chance to speak to the on-site Forman or site manager? A peek at the time lines plan maybe?

A new career in MI5 or MI6 might await!

Wolves

VIS post 10.55 today.

So can you explain if there are any implications to the Peel Deal regarding the shares for cash already on the table? Will voting against resolution 8 affect PHE BOD ability to finalise this?

Wolves

Wolves

Thanks Prentice.
Full report was a good read when knowing the area well. It hasn't raised any additional concerns with me, NRW are just doing their job and each application should be decided on its own merits.
I suspect Alba is keeping any interaction with NRW as low level as possible, less chance of interference by pressure groups that way. Also normally helps ensure better communication between parties and possible tweaks to get the application over the line.

Wolves

Hi Prentice
I've not been able to find the culvert application you are referring to. Please can you post the Gwynedd planning application reference number so I can have a read of the details.
Many thanks
Wolves

KA once told me £7m and we can get it built. I'm still waiting!

Wolves

cureboy

I disagree with you. HUI is in the infant stage and it doesn't matter that there is little liquidity in the shares unless you need a firefight sale. There are cheaper ways to get Aleksandra on side than buying HUI out, even a directorship of £1m pa would be significantly cheaper.

HUI and PHE's models of business and stage in the chain are differently positioned so whilst I expect HUI may make profits earlier, their success will open the floodgates to PHE share price. IMO it is all timing.

I certainly don't want another W2T giveaway. Let PHE and HUI work together in partnership to benefit all. A takeover or merger would be wrong at this stage.

Wolves

TP3 - Thanks for your reply and the info. Are you able to identify for me the Patent and IPR's that were applied for regarding the research/development and actual process? I would like to read up further.

Fixated on H2 & DMG I am not. PHE is one part of my complex portfolio based on research, knowledge and risk. I post on only a few of the companies I am invested in so to look at past posting history will be very misleading.

DMG will only be part of the solution, there are plenty of others and many of these solutions may be extremely time limited due to the speed of change and discovery. The DMG has potential to operate with multiple income streams and I agree it is potentially a go to product for old rubber tyres and specific plastic waste. It has potential for so much more.

DYOR

Wolves

FIO

This is the last email I will be posting on JET and the next stage Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) project (read to the end). They are gearing up to recruit lots of new team-members in the UK for STEPS . My opinion for what its worth having visited the project is that the UK Government and the existing teams working on JET and STEPs intend the UK to be no.1 in the world for this technology just as the article states

https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1643895/nuclear-fusion-breakthrough-limitless-energy-crisis-lifeline-improved-facility-resistivity

Wolves

TP3

Thank-you for your offer of further information, I'm very interested actually, I'm happy to read whatever information you are prepared to share. Are you able to elaborate as to which upgrade or stage of upgrade you were part of and in which country the project was undertaken? I'm interested in the project but also how/if DMG utilises any of the outcomes and if there is anything you consider PHE or HUI should be aware of that could aid their future R & D?

Would you also mind confirming if you have either been employed or contracted to work on the DMG or its previous prototypes?

Many thanks

Wolves

TP3
Thank-you, your written rant has given me a good laugh this-morning.

I am really pleased for you that you have been at the forefront of H2 energy source information for at least five years or more. I like to absorb and accumulate information so it would be helpful for me to know which areas of H2 you actually specialise in and your qualifications to support such research/development. I have no such specialism in H2 except as a PI who does a lot of research around a company or industry I am interested in. I do use that old SWOT analysis model as part of my research and investment decision making process. The T is just as important to me as the O.

Just for the record, I agree with your final sentence, ' More research needed I think Wolves' , most definitely. In my case all the time I can put aside to it, until either I stop investing or expire!

Wolves

Hi BlueToff

Jet you can't except at a national level. It is a joint collaboration between various countries. The same applies to the next stages of the project in France.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_European_Torus

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITER

Participating countries listed on right hand side of page.

Reaction Engines plc - you could contact the company direct or invest in one of the main companies that already have shares in it. This information (all shareholders) can be found at Companies House - Reaction Engines plc - Confirmation statement made on 31 December 2021 with updates. (This is not to be taken as financial advice, as always DYOR.)

TP3

For some absolutely nothing. For other investors they will read around the companies and industries they are invested as knowledge is key. The link is hydrogen, use of hydrogen and future demand but also maximising heat exchange technologies and improvements to battery technology etc.

Please feel free to skip my previous message however there is plenty of good reading for some.

A few weeks ago I went to an open evening at the world renowned JET project. Worth the trip just to get access to scientists and in the know people so I could assess an alternative technology and potential timescales before its availability. As stated, some of us do our research, some like trying to stick drawing pins in the donkeys tail!

In my book Knowledge leads to further knowledge, when I've tried the drawing pin approach I normally regret it.

Wolves

For those that like to read around the potential of hydrogen in flight.

https://reactionengines.co.uk/reaction-engines-joins-cranfield-aerospace-on-project-fresson-to-develop-hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered-aircraft/

Many may not have come across Reaction Engines but I advise that it is well worth having a look around their website. A view into the future of various complementary technologies.

Have a look at who their main investors are as well.

Wolves

I agree, it does look like a temperature sensor (TS). I wonder what the life span of this type of sensor is. I would expect at least one other backup TS so that production wouldn't have to be stopped at an inconvenient time to replace the sensor as it is probably one of the most important bits of kit to ensure correct levels of gasification.

Wolves

With positivity, drive and determination PDD has a real opportunity to alter the existing direction of travel and showcase the technology to the world. I'm far more positive now than with the last two incumbents even though the news feed is a bit slow and doesn't give much away.

Still waiting for answers to my questions though.

Wolves

0772Fritz - AE is a real person, has attended at least one AGM and I am 99.9% certain attended one of the two DMG open days in Chester. Astute, knowledgeable and canny was my impression, I would genuinely advise you to revise your opinion.

That said, I have no knowledge of AE's current motivation with the posts, I will always read them as I can make my own judgement as to the validity of the points raised.

I still believe PHE will eventually thrive.

Wolves