Active Energy Share Discussion Threads

[cudmore] 17/5/2018 07:45

Massive RNS......getin quick if you aren’t in already!!

Where’s FALIA? 😂

[richyf321] 04/5/2018 20:26

I think the 30p mark this year isn't out of the question. There is a hell of a lot going on behind the scenes and people don't fully understand the potential of this company . The poland deal alone is worth multiple millions . Peatswitch /coalswitch / biofuel /superfuel it's huge

[newera1] 04/5/2018 18:40

Does anyone think this could be £1 per share one day (obviously would take many number of years)?

[dannyfarqud] 04/5/2018 11:50

11% is a chunky holding if this is going to be as big as we all think it will be, I would want it back!!!😁

[dekle] 04/5/2018 11:32

The noteholder who converted the shares would now hold over 11% if I have calculated this correctly. We should soon learn who has this stake. Maybe the conversion was to allow for the redemption of the funds??

[juleshoddy] 04/5/2018 10:37

it's gonna go nuts soon!

[maverick247] 04/5/2018 10:31

Looks set to go and think must be news coming

[richyf321] 30/4/2018 13:23

https://mobile.twitter.com/i/web/status/990912435891720192Excellent stuff . Think we are on the cusp of lots of news

[richyf321] 26/4/2018 13:37

We have secured buyers already in place , watch this space

[richyf321] 25/4/2018 10:18

I think there is so much news coming out way it's unbelievable. This technology isn't going unnoticed either ;-))

[garth] 25/4/2018 07:58

Thanks Richie. Some interesting additional detail there.

Link added to header.

Highlights:

60% of tree mass from forestry is waste. Rots to methane. Methane is 30x worse than CO2 as a greenhouse gas. But its all zero emissions fuel for AEG, converted by use of steam. Washed of contaminants in the process.

1/6 of the energy stock produced is used in the manufacture process. If placed at an existing power plant the steam produced by the plant can be used to manufacture the pellets. The pellets are more expensive than coal but the additional cost is offset by the carbon tax saved.

5-8 tonnes per hour being produced at Utah - - just from the 4 reactors at the single plant.

"We ARE taking responsibility for the management of ...." (re Canadian Forestry land)

DYOR.

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[richyf321] 24/4/2018 15:55

Great insight , the deal is happening and so much more

[richyf321] 24/4/2018 15:54

https://t.co/3ZQWXE2qzi

[richyf321] 23/4/2018 08:31

Going by recent tweets over the weekend from the ceo etc it looks like the deal is very very close indeed

[newera1] 20/4/2018 12:32

When is the presentation for AEG at EarthX? Do they have a stall setup over the weekend and people can come and meet them and the receive answers to their questions?

[garth] 19/4/2018 13:44

Presumably, in the same way that AEG process reduces potassium from OPT (slide 17) it also removes chlorine from EFB, thus resolving one of the issues identified in the conclusion of this October 2017 report on use of EFB for biomass:

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[richyf321] 19/4/2018 13:32

More forestry deals incoming then

[garth] 19/4/2018 11:02

Presentation link added to header.

From the slides:
Slide 11
The plants can be container based & mobile – flexibility to move
locations.
All CoalSwitch™ plants are modular and demountable, de-risking scaleup
of production capacity.
Commercial CoalSwitch™ plants will have a planned output capacity of
10-40 tonnes per hour, although larger scale plants can be designed

Slide 17
Developing CoalSwitch™ plants in Malaysia utilising Empty
Fruit Bunch (‘EFB’) and Oil Palm Trunk (‘OPT’) from plantation
and oil milling operations as feedstock
• AEG CoalSwitch™ is only technology to utilise palm plantation
residues due to high potassium content
• In advanced discussions with significant palm oil producers
and Government backed financial institutions in Malaysia,
Indonesia and Thailand

Slide 18
Introducing international forestry & environmental standards of sustainable
forestry management, to improve the value & yield of under utilised
forestry assets
▪ Signed Agreement in Principle with Newfoundland and Labrador
Government for a Crown timber licence (anticipated CTL)
▪ Finalising CTL & forestry management agreement (anticipated FMA) with
Newfoundland and Labrador Government
▪ Assessing significant, additional opportunities in Canada & Europe

[parisv] 19/4/2018 10:36

Presentation -

[garth] 19/4/2018 07:51

Thanks Paris. From the linked piece:

"The Northern Pen contacted the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources regarding the status of AEG’s proposal last week.

The department said it is working with AEG on a potential forest management agreement proposal “that will support and sustain the company’s business plan.”

“The department recognizes forest operators that are currently dependent on the forests of the Great Northern Peninsula and will ensure timber allocations are maintained according to departmental policy or through the promotion of positive business-to-business arrangements with Active Energy,” the department’s statement read.

“Government is committed to the sustainable utilization of the forest resources on the Northern Peninsula, which will contribute to the local and provincial economy.”

[parisv] 18/4/2018 21:38

Council and loggers association want answers on Northern Peninsula pellet plant

[parisv] 18/4/2018 18:28

Council and loggers association want answers on Northern Peninsula pellet plant

[newera1] 06/4/2018 08:36

So If AEG does not have the CTL, what do you think will be first big RNS?