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AEG Active Energy Group Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Active Energy Group Plc LSE:AEG London Ordinary Share GB00BPG7NS80 ORD GBP0.0035
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.01 -2.44% 0.40 0.35 0.45 0.40 0.40 0.40 6,931 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 0 -1.34M -0.0083 -0.49 663.64k
Active Energy Group Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AEG. The last closing price for Active Energy was 0.41p. Over the last year, Active Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 0.30p to 7.35p.

Active Energy currently has 161,863,136 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Active Energy is £663,639 . Active Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.49.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/9/2021
10:33
I believe that RMDE has paid their dues in one way or another.
zeetruth007
23/9/2021
11:46
We have not been told that he has. As far as I am aware RMDE are still in planning for multiple sites and not producing yet. I have not seen anything on their newsfeed to suggest otherwise.

G.

garth
23/9/2021
11:41
has the Chief paid any royalty yet ?
pieinsky
20/9/2021
08:44
~AEG haven't seen the end of the Grand Chief
zeetruth007
17/9/2021
19:27
Could never understand how you would have two patents, surely the product is forestry waste, the process is the only ingredient for Coalswitch, what is the point of having a patent for something you cannot produce.
larryparker
17/9/2021
17:39
Well I remembered AEG announced in November 2019 they sold a Canadian license to RMDE for $1.8m .I just checked and this was banked and included in the 2019 accounts .
christopher3
17/9/2021
15:23
They can't license something they don't own!
zeetruth007
17/9/2021
13:49
Larryparker I agree .In a different sector Gaming Realms decided to go the licensing route to other bigger Gaming sites in the US and their price moved from 4p to 37p in a couple of years .
christopher3
17/9/2021
13:31
They Patent is owned by another company so that's unlikely to happen unless they strike a deal for the said patent.

AEG's patent is a process patent NOT a product patent!

zeetruth007
17/9/2021
12:25
Question is does AEG see itself as a mass producer of Coalswitch or are license agreement's there main objective, the cost of producing in the US and shipping to Japan etc would be uneconomic, plus the fact of the carbon footprint left with shipping, in my smooth brain opinion and not part of any double act, I think if samples sent out are received favourably, plants will begin to spring up around the Globe, this will also be of great benefit to Player Design, which is I am sure the reason PD entered this 50/50 arrangement, to construct many sites. Just my take and hope for the future of AEG. My biggest concern is the lack of clarity from the board which creates FUD.
larryparker
17/9/2021
10:15
look about down really, just how much will they need to spend of the cash they have left on two more reactors, another fund raise looks on the cards.
brut winky
16/9/2021
13:38
This share will never reach 1p let alone 10p!
zeetruth007
16/9/2021
13:35
There is value in these shares many many multiples of the current share price. But only if management execute. At present they aren't and they don't have sufficient runway - at least that that I can see.

Reverse takeover is, at present, the best next move I can see for shareholders... I believe the lock in agreement was either to reduce falls ahead of a fundraise or a step to protect themselves from a hostile RTO.

Just a view.

G.

garth
16/9/2021
11:23
More than 10p which is what you get paid to post each time you post on this and other shares Fake Arnie
rangenoresources
16/9/2021
10:30
"AEG is examining the options to re-establish production at the Ashland Facility as soon as practicable, subject to relevant operating permits being granted. Suitable test reactors are available at the Company's site at Lumberton and AEG is considering moving and modifying these, as a temporary measure, whilst new reactors are designed and fabricated. AEG and PDI have commenced engineering analysis to design a larger proprietary reactor that would be capable of accommodating production volumes of up to 70,000 tonnes of CoalSwitch per annum.

Despite the immediate production issue, AEG continues to supply pelletised CoalSwitch samples from existing stocks held at the Ashland Facility to allow prospective customers to test the fuel. The Company is continuing sales and marketing efforts to secure off-take agreements with prospective customers."

So, we still can't burn at Lumberton because we do not have a permit. But we could burn there if we had a permit. We can't burn at Ashland because we don't have working reactors there AND we don't have a permit. So we are considering dismantling plant at Lumberton to move it to Ashland. Not that we can burn there because, as stated, we still don't have a current permit. If the permitting process is anything like at Lumberton then permits will be based on plant designs and modelled emissions. The RNS today implies modifications to plant - so we are not even at a point in which we have a currently valid application? (Remember - Lumberton permit was suspended following undisclosed modifications to plant)

It would be gratifying if Mr Rowan had been willing to tell shareholders what quantity of pellet stock exists at Ashland. If there are stocks whey haven't we heard anything about summer burning at Hunter Valley?

June 2nd
"Deliveries of the first CoalSwitch(TM) fuel to PacfiCorp's Hunter Valley power plant will commence during this week for use in their testing programme which has been scheduled for the week commencing 14 June 2021."

June 14th
"In December 2020, the Company secured its first test order for CoalSwitch from PacifiCorp, the largest grid operator in the western United States and part of the Berkshire Hathaway Group. The PacifiCorp order delivered to the Hunter Power Station in Utah represents a fantastic opportunity for AEG to use a world-class platform to test CoalSwitch performance. This trial run is being conducted in conjunction with a study group from the University of Utah and Brigham Young University and will provide exceptional data and analysis of CoalSwitch performance in an operating environment, which we anticipate will support future marketing activities and additional commercial interest."

2nd September
"Active Energy announces that it has received the first independent analysis of the CoalSwitch(TM) pellets produced at the Ashland facility in June 2021. The pellet analysis was conducted by the Wood Science and Technology Centre at the University of New Brunswick"

Anyone else see an issue with those RNS?

Responsible Investor - an update on your case for "great progress being made" would be appreciated.

Typed quickly - apologies for any typos.

G.

garth
16/9/2021
09:25
I am no part of any act other than Zeetruth.

AEG is a corrupt mess at best!

zeetruth007
16/9/2021
09:16
You means us?
lostandfound1
16/9/2021
08:10
Not looking good. Wonder how much its going to cost them to replace both reactors huh.
terminator101
15/9/2021
14:18
Larry & Zee,

You are beginning to take on the shared persona of a double-act.

My take? I have kept my views transparent and, I hope, honest and balanced throughout my years here as a holder. I felt that I didn't need to comment on this one - and so haven't.

As a senior leader I believe we have certain responsibilities. There are certain functions and processes that are bread and butter. There is no excuse for dropping the simple things. We should just stand up and take responsibility. This was a statutory reporting duty.

With regards lock-in agreements, why did management seek one at the time they did?

G.

garth
15/9/2021
14:00
The only take IMO is sell sell sell.
zeetruth007
15/9/2021
11:20
Anyone seen Garth?, would like to hear his take on the situation.
larryparker
13/9/2021
15:53
Panmure Gordon & Co ("Panmure Gordon") as its joint broker and financial adviser with immediate effect. Additionally, Allenby Capital Limited ("Allenby") has been appointed as nominated adviser and will continue to act as the Company's joint broker alongside Panmure Gordon
isa2020
13/9/2021
11:16
I'd be leaning towards his favorite pastime as that's all he seems to be any good at. He can't balme anyone other than himself, despite being notified several times he continues to use false information on the website etc and you will notice the NOMAD has jumped ship, imo just before it starts to sink.
zeetruth007
13/9/2021
10:52
Yep looks like our glorious leader has got himself stuck between a rock and a hard place, he can either turn things around sharpish and satisfy the investors or face his favourite pastime of thousands of law suits.
larryparker
13/9/2021
10:40
He loves spending a £ or £0000000's on Lawyers!
zeetruth007
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