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23/6/2021
09:20		Active Energy Daily Update: Active Energy Group Plc is listed in the Electronic & Electrical Equipment sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AEG. The last closing price for Active Energy was 0.63p.
Active Energy Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 0.60p and a 12 week average price of 0.60p.
The 1 year high share price is 1.93p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.38p.
There are currently 1,539,202,843 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 5,383,472 shares. The market capitalisation of Active Energy Group Plc is £9,620,017.77.
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05/5/2021
05:43		chipman1: Rowan regularly uses incorrect terminology, which is worrying, whether intentional or not. The RNS for the Coal Switch order was for 900t to be delivered by mid-June, so 6 weeks from now. Lately he's saying 'feedstock' which I think he think is what he calls actual product, which is confusing. Feedstock is by definition raw material to produce a 'product'. So if its correct this reduces the finished product, by the feedstock to product ratio; half?. More worrying is that lately 900t has further become, 'up to' 900t, which means I guess it could be no tonnes 'up to' 900t. This is what should worry us most IMO. Taking into account record increases in log and lumber market prices since broker notes where projected revenue figures are calculated on now historic, much lower, lumber and log prices, AEG should be smashing revenues projected at that time. Price increases since with lumber indexes today trading higher every day (60% to 70% higher now not unreasonable depending on the product). So with two shifts on the sawmill operating for over 6 months, at higher lumber market pricing, sawmill sales plus logs at 100 containers per month means AEG revenues should see any previous projection totally outperformed with impressive revenues and profitability on that part of AEG's business. What bothers me is that no update to research note projections from AEG brokers or an RNS to tell us the company is now expecting almost double the revenues from these activities, over the last 6 months and the rest of this year? Why wouldn't they be shouting about this, it certainly to my mind should be more exciting for the company than a few hundred tonnes of CoalSwitch. Lumber markets are making history today.
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08/4/2021
10:21		pascha2020: Looks like AEG are in hot water. AEG will surely have to make this known to the market. I have written to AEG’s board and Advisors on Monday 5th April 2021 outlining in more detail than is appropriate here my position declaring the AEG license null and void; demanding license fee repayment being USD$1.8m plus interest and damages. I have given them 14 days from date of delivery to respond. RMDE and I are not to be confused with AEG in any way and have always been and continue to be separate entities and any further suggestion by the directors of AEG will be dealt with in an appropriate manner. I am conducting a full audit of AEG regulatory and other PR or other statements made since November 2018 and will make available the results of the same in due course in order that I and other shareholders may make decisions on the appropriate course of action with full transparency as to the true position of AEG Plc, its assets and its operational activities for the period that Michael Rowan has been CEO of the company. To me it is absolutely clear that it is not possible to trust all information emanating from the company. For this reason, I have initiated a full legal review to assess the damage done to my personal and business positions as a result of Mr. Rowan’s behaviour and statements since July 2018 when he became CEO of AEG. His constant attempts, including live last night on the LSE webcast, to pretend that he arrived on the board only in 2018, he was a member of the board of AEG for significantly longer than that, are one example of his approach. , At the appropriate time my findings will also be made public, in order that through openness and transparency, others do not suffer as I have done and are not taken in by a distorted narrative. Sadly, it is clear that it is not possible to trust the information released by the company and its brokers (who rely on the company for their data) or advisors without independent confirmation being carried out to ensure accuracy of the same. hxxps://rmde.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Ron-Derrickson-Open-Letter-AEG-7th-Apr-21.pdf
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04/1/2021
07:44		isa2020: According to last report AEG group is making money, not going to predict the share price, it was a lot higher before making profit.The products are unique Coalswitch plant has had it's first order a few more licencing contracts and partners. Once more energy companies take on board what AEG can do, takeover going to happen maybe not for a copy of years, the IP is worth owning Other Energy companies are worth 5 times AEG and they don't own any special products or IP,, So expect AEG in short term to match these companies, and as news of income from the first partner , expecting it to reach much much higher Could it spike like VAL --' DYOR
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10/12/2020
07:24		garth: 10 December 2020 Active Energy Group Plc ("Active Energy", "AEG", or the "Company") Patent Awarded for CoalSwitch(TM) Active Energy, the London quoted international biomass based renewable energy and forestry management business, is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a new U.S. patent for its CoalSwitch(TM) process and the beneficiation of biomass. The patent, number 10,858,607, was awarded on 8 December 2020 and will ensure Active Energy holds the legal rights to exclude any other company from producing, selling or using the claimed CoalSwitch(TM) process for over 17 years. The proprietary CoalSwitch(TM) process includes subjecting steam-exploded biomass to a second washing step to remove additional salts and light volatile compounds derived from the biomass. This new patent combines with the U.S. process patent, number 10,647,935, which was awarded for AEG's PeatSwitch(TM) technology on 12 May 2020. AEG's PeatSwitch(TM) patent gives AEG the exclusive rights over the process of producing an engineered soil from raw biomass in AEG's unique reactor. The Company continues to file further patent applications in the US and will follow each of these with additional filings in Canada, Malaysia, Thailand and Europe. Michael Rowan, CEO of Active Energy, said: "CoalSwitch(TM) has significant market potential and is unique given the distinct and highly beneficial differences between its processes and other biomass beneficiation methods. The value driver is in the pre-treatment and post-treatment processes that effectively remove most of the soluble mineral contaminants. These patent awards to AEG underline the important commercial opportunities for CoalSwitch(TM). We look forward to continuing to develop the patent portfolio for AEG."
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29/9/2020
07:41		garth: "AEG is focused on increasing the scale of these lumber activities at Lumberton and announced in Q2 2020 an intention to move to a second production shift. After Labour Day weekend earlier this month, this second shift commenced. AEG is now focussed on further increasing the lumber revenues and plans to increase production levels to initial targets, including the delivery of up to 100 containers per month and the delivery of circa 1,500 rail ties per week. This should result in monthly revenues in excess of US$400,000 per month. AEG is aiming for the Lumberton Site itself to operate at breakeven from lumber operations before the end of 2020." In November 2019, AEG granted the first CoalSwitch(TM) licence to RMDE for its forthcoming projects in Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. During 2020, AEG and RMDE have been working together to commercialise the opportunity in Alberta. In the last nine months, RMDE has made significant progress both in terms of plant and engineering design for a 50 tph facility in Alberta and in obtaining the requisite financial support from partners. RMDE is also working on additional projects in Canada which could further accelerate additional licensing opportunities for AEG. AEG has also continued to assess additional licensing opportunities for CoalSwitch(TM) technology and process both elsewhere in North America and internationally. AEG is currently working with a number of international prospective partners who wish to establish CoalSwitch(TM) production facilities in various territories. Existing Business Operations: Newfoundland and Labrador During the first half of 2020, the Company has re-examined the business opportunities from its existing assets in Newfoundland, Canada. This year, Active Energy has had on-going conversations with the Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries in regard to AEG's existing timber permits and appointed new advisers to move the business opportunity forward. AEG believes that its recent experience in North Carolina will provide an important platform for a revised business opportunity in Newfoundland and AEG hopes for further developments in the coming months. G.
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04/8/2020
08:05		maccamcd: SP ANGEL note: Active Energy Group PLC (AEG) listed on the AIM Market of the LSE is a renewable energy & forestry management company focused on the production of biomass fuels using its proprietary CoalSwitch™ technology as part of a portfolio of products. EVENT: AEG received formal notice that the North Carolina Department of Air Quality (NC DAQ) has issued the air quality permit for AEG’s CoalSwitch™ Biomass reference plant to be constructed in Robeson County, Lumberton, NC. HIGHLIGHTS: Permit Granted: After careful review of AEG’s application and the comments received on the draft permit during the public comment period and hearing, the NC DAQ has granted an air permit to AEG for its CoalSwitch™ Biomass reference plant in Lumberton. There are some additions to the final permit, as compared to the draft permit published on the NC DAQ site, that are intended to address some of the community concerns related to the plant. These include the following: ▪ Testing Requirements: Testing for volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) was included in the draft permit. However, additional testing for hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) and toxic air pollutants (TAPs) has now also been added. HAPs and TAPs are known to cause adverse effects to human health and the environment, and are regulated under The Clean Air Act by the EPA. ▪ Testing must now begin within 90 days of the plant start-up, instead of 180 days noted in the draft permit. ▪ A notification of start-up must be made to the NC DAQ regional supervisor within 15 days of plant start-up. ▪ Reporting Requirements: Additional record keeping and reporting requirements have been added to the final permit. Records required include the amount of softwood and hardwood processed in the pellet production process, amount of wood pellets produced, and emissions of VOCs, as well as HAPs/TAPs. Reporting requirements include facility-wide emissions reporting every 6 months, as well as amount of softwood and hardwood processed, amount of wood pellets produced, and VOC/HAPs/TAPs emissions. ▪ The amount of softwood to be used as feedstock is to be limited to 50%. ▪ The saw mill has also been included in the Exempt Activities listing attachment to the permit, so that any emissions from this operation are included in total emissions recording and reporting requirements. We believe these additional requirements are achievable by AEG and should not provide any undo limitation on the construction or operation of the Reference Plant. The requirements simply provide confirmation to the NC DAQ and the community that the facility is constructed and operates in accordance with the plans outlined in the permit application and within the terms of the final permit. As the first commercial plant to produce CoalSwitch™ biomass black pellets, it would be prudent for AEG to collect as much commercial data as possible to support future production expansion. Next Steps: 1. With a permit decision in hand, AEG can continue the final stages of preconstruction planning for the Reference Plant and ensure that remaining components for construction are on order for delivery. Recall that this reference plant is a batch production plant (vs. continuous production) which we anticipate will primarily be used for R&D over the longer-term to optimise the use of alternative/waste feedstocks in the CoalSwitch™ process. Nonetheless, initially it is expected to have the capability to produce up to 5tph of CoalSwitch™ black pellets using waste products from the onsite sawmill operations and the region. The target is to produce CoalSwitch™ biomass black pellets by year-end 2020. Though given the continued rapid spread of COVID-19 in the US, we caution that timeline targets could be extended. 2. At the same time, we expect AEG to accelerate specific engineering, permitting and construction planning for a continuous larger-scale production plant. Outlook: Management has worked diligently towards achieving this permit, and is now one step closer to its goal of creating a forest/waste to energy supply chain commercial model that can be replicated in other locations. This is a significant turning point for AEG, particularly when combined with the complementary revenue opportunities being presented by the lumber operations already underway at Lumberton.
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02/7/2020
12:48		grsshaw1: Sorry in advance for the long post Re the meeting, at the end of the day usually the only people who turn up to speak at these events are to voice their objections - same of planning permission with the local councils In my opinion it was a fully planned out meeting to ensure they all targeted different objections to cover as many points (after all they did have plenty of time to organise it didn't they!) They really wanted to delay it further as they felt they should meet in public and not online - they even had people register to speak who couldn't get through due to poor broadband in the area - and someone even made a comment about this that people couldn't speak - hmmm! Not sure why they didn't use the old fashioned phone In my opinion they didn't do their homework on the benefits of Biomass and more importantly the Coalswitch technology and what it can offer in the market as a green alternative to coal as well as even more beneficial than standard white pellets. AEG also have other green technogly in development - litter/peat switch. Instead the concentration was to try and make AEG look bad by polluting and cutting down trees and on top of this focused on poor financial history. They were even digging up dirt on the JV with the power station next door Anyway looking into the detail and information I am quite confident AEG will receive the permit but will have strict testing and monitoring as the plant is being constructed Even one of the objectors legal representatives recently said that it was probably too late in the day to stop this but there needs to be strict measures in the place to manage pollution etc.. Which I fully agree with TBH as I don't want to invest in a polluting company, after all the main reason I invested in AEG was the benefits to the climate. Bear in mind the permit was already granted on 15th Jan 2020 with an expiration-date Dec 2027 - see below link. You might need to replace the 'xx' with 'tt' hxxps://files.nc.gov/ncdeq/Air%20Quality/permits/2020_public_notice_documents/draft-reviews/Active-Energy-Permit-7800242.pdf In my opinion it only went to a public meeting as DEQ are fully aware of the size of the targeted plant. Once this is passed they can then obtain the actual pollution rate from the 5tph plant and provide onsite results to prove its not an issue. I remember hearing a little while back from an interview that AEG may even look at installing solar panels at the Lumberton site! My opinions only please do your own research! This may help also - see below a written response to an article written by Lisa Sorg who is objecting The gentleman's name who wrote this is Richard! My understanding is coal switch burns hotter and cleaner than traditional wood pellets which should be phased out. AEG have stated they produce 2nd generation biofuels. Made entirely of waste wood from the timber yard and any organic waste they can source, eg agricultural crop waste, burnt timber from Forrest fires etc etc, the point is not to use lumber as its too valuable a resource to waste, hence the timber yard. Lumberton residents cut down the timber, and its up to Lumberton to manage the forests properly. This is not AEGs responsibility. The emissions were sampled when the coal switch plant was operational in Utah. AEG have a good idea of what the emmissions will be as stated and can be confirmed during monitoring. Perhaps the other polluting businesses in Lumberton should be approached and told to reduce emmissions? AEG will have state of the art emission filters and reducers to keep pollutants to a minimum. Do other businesses in Lumberton do thr same? AEG are in Lumberton as its a strategicly significant place for global trade with a suitable pool of labour. Personally I want to see fossil fuels especially coal phased out and believe cleaner renewables like coal switch is a fantastic bridge fuel to get us to a cleaner future. Green energy from solar, eind and hydrogen won’t happen overnight but coal needs to be replaced now. For the next 20 years while we transition to a cleaner greener futurecoalswitch could be that bridging fuel. Give the permit and monitor emissions. All other issues such as flooding etc is about forestry managment, the tree’s will be cut regardless, the waste from timber will give off carbon etc as it rots naturally. AEG captures that waste and gives it a purpose.
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18/6/2020
12:49		maccamcd: update from Broker share price Angel out today Lumber Operations Potential Active Energy Group PLC (AEG) listed on the AIM Market of the LSE is a renewable energy & forestry management company focused on the production of biomass fuels using its proprietary CoalSwitch™ technology as part of a portfolio of products. EVENT: AEG is making significant progress with the development of the lumber operations (sawmill and saw log) at Lumberton, NC which warrants a closer review. HIGHLIGHTS: Sustainable Lumber Operations: While AEG is very focused on the development and commercialization of its CoalSwitch™ biomass technology, it has become evident that the Lumberton site in North Carolina is going to be much more than a base for the first 5tph CoalSwitch™ Biomass reference plant. While awaiting permitting to begin construction of the plant, AEG management has been forging ahead to create a sustainable lumber operation at Lumberton, NC with multiple revenue opportunities. Lumberton – Strategic Site: They key points being that it sits in the middle of a region with an abundant supply of feedstock; is right next door to a fully operating biomass power plant (owned by Georgia Renewable Power LLC - GRP); is just over 80 miles from the nearest shipping port, and is about 30 miles from a container intermodal port that feeds into the major routes for SE Asia. This makes the site ideal for domestic transport, as well as for shipping to high demand areas overseas for lumber products and CoalSwitch™ pellets or biomass products, when they become available. Lumberton Sawmill Operations: AEG buys hardwood logs of different species which are cut into minimum 9-foot-long saw logs. Each 9-foot-long saw log is cut into one rail tie and a number of dimensional lumber boards of different measures, while the waste wood from the cutting process is run through a chipper. Once chipped, the waste wood is collected and sold as fuel to a local power plant for roughly US$30/tonne, delivered. The sawdust produced is currently being collected and stored for use in the CoalSwitch™ biomass plant, a feedstock cost saving of ~US$30/tonne. Each rail tie is sold for an average price of US$30. On one shift per day for a full 12-months, the sawmill would generate an estimated annual revenue of ~US$1.44m on the sale of rail ties. However, there is additional revenue to be gained from the sale of co-products (lumber/slabs and wood chips) which should add as much as US$0.5m each year with little to no additional cost. Lumberton Saw Log Export Operations: This is a more recent addition and is expected to ramp up in volume as the summer progresses. The purchased logs are de-barked, and then loaded onto containers for shipping. As per our previous note, once up and running we expect minimum volumes of 150-160 containers per month to be shipped. A full 12 months of operation would translate to a revenue run rate of ~US$4.5m. We anticipate that volumes can be increased to as much as 300 containers per month in the near-term. With the markets suggesting increasing demand post COVID-19 for saw log exports, and increasing prices, these baseline assumptions appear conservative. Outlook While awaiting permitting to begin the construction of the initial reference plant for CoalSwitch™, AEG management has rather prudently been very busy building a sustainable lumber operations hub with sawmill operations and saw logging exports ramping up. We’ve gone from virtually no revenue to multiple and diverse revenue streams, with significant long-term growth potential. This potential has been amplified by the strategic timing acquiring 100% of the lumber operations at the Lumberton site from JV partner, Renewable Logistics Systems (RLS). This now creates a picture of a fully functional hub for lumber activities at the Lumberton, NC site, ready for the integration of the CoalSwitch™ biomass production once permitting is granted. It appears at this point, that AEG is well positioned as we look forward at the near-term opportunities. Continued execution by management is critical through the next steps of these commercial plans. Overall, we believe the balance of the year could represent some solid growth for AEG, not represented in the current market value. We continue to expect a positive outcome on the permitting for the 5tph reference plant by the North Carolina Division of Air Quality, following the close of the community consultation period on June 27, 2020 – likely sometime in July.
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17/6/2020
20:29		grsshaw1: Evening Isa2020, There are 1,274m shares now in issue at the moment and yes it only takes a few trades in either direction to move this share - the volumes seem to be getting better so a little more liquidity will help with less aggressive price moves and to also narrow the dealing spread. RE the shares purchased by the then CEO the price was 1.25pps mid Dec 2017 (£520k)and the share price at the time at the exercise was approx 2.2p, by mid March the share price hit an intraday high of 5p!!! I am hopeful that when the permit is signed off they can move to full scale production fairly quickly - just hope that they have under promised the time to full production (Dec) to fully ensure they actually start hitting deadlines to provide some confidence - I am hopeful for October ish - I get the feeling this permit exercise is not really about the initial 5tph but more about the scale up build which will then make the move to the larger tph a hell of a lot quicker. Next move for me is the second shift but not sure how that works with local risk and Covid-19 etc.. Also intrigued what is happening in Asia and if there may be some news re a new licence - maybe Japan! 2 x Newfoundland cutting permits must have some potential also. RMDE at the moment for me is just an extra play and hopefully there is news very soon - nice to get the 2 x licenses which was massive for AEG but when Mr Spinks advised last week there was an update on the new pellet plant in Alberta, plus 5 others in advanced stages the share price didn't react at all - so maybe the market is not, as yet, listening to RMDE news flow. Plenty going on and recent news re reduction in carbon investment moving over to green renewables in a big way can only help - just need some exciting news flow to get some much needed attention in the the market Good Luck All
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04/6/2020
15:12		grsshaw1: It appears to me that this is now a clean start for AEG and they seem to have crossed the line in the sand re a workable commercial strategy. There is very strong support and flexibility with the CLN bondholders and it looks like they all want this to work when you look at the flexibility offered with financing at the nominal price at 1p - just wondering what the share price will need to hit for them to start converting. There will be dilution but I feel this will add value to company overall due to reduction in debt with the assets they now have in place. The thing I like most is that AEG has raised funds and they have purchase assets with the proceeds and raised the cash based at 1p (in some cases the share price was approx 50% under this at the time!) Even the recent acquisition the end of March was based at 1p! Looking for a least 1.2p in the next 4 weeks and if this does happen I will be closely watching the CLN take up! Just keep you eyes on RMDE (2 Coalswitch licenses) as I have a feeling they may acquire Timberlands 76% share from AEG so they can get their hands on Newfoundland as they are based in Canada and this will leave AEG to concentrate on the US/Europe market - Feel also the Asia market with be licensed which is why they are firming up the IP protection. This then leaves US and Europe to be supplied from Lumberton and they can then ramp up production using a mixture of debt, placings (subject to CLN and share price) and profits from lumber activities
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