Coro Energy Share Discussion Threads

[crankylad] 21/8/2023 10:30

I wouldnt trust the yanks if my life depended on it.............lol

[judijudi] 20/8/2023 07:27

Laz,
The Lunar Explorer that was left behind had a camera on it
That’s how they filmed it

I watched the planes hit the twin towers as did billions of others
To say the American Government blew up the towers is beyond laughable

Anyway it’s a bb to discuss Coro and not wild and laughable conspiracy theories

[lazarus2010] 19/8/2023 15:46

PA, you actually believe we put men on the moon? Remember the shot of the module blasting off the moon? I wonder who was left behind to film it...probably the camera man in the studio 🤔🤣🤣
COVID might have been an accidental escape from the Wuhan lab, but the patents taken out years before for vaccines against the exact type of virus do arouse suspicion!
Also 9-11 was carried out by the US government. The buildings were brought down by explosives, thermite manufactured for the US military.
Also Clinton made his money running drugs with the CIA.
14 murders in UK of people linked to Putin who went against him. British government hasn't prosecuted anybody and covered up all the deaths by ensuring most of the deaths recorded as suicide or natural causes.
You really need to stop accepting what you are told to believe!!

[lazarus2010] 18/8/2023 13:27

PA, clearly you read all those rags whereas I don't so I have no idea what they're saying but I do read all the evidence and the strongest evidence suggests to me that it is not CO2 that is causing global warming. Also almost all the 'scientific papers' that are providing so called evidence of anthropomorphic climate change are paid for by those with vested interests in convincing everybody that we need to get rid of fossil fuels!! Just follow the money, who has the most to gain? US corporations are not altruistic, just look at what Bill Gates is doing with all his money!!

Watch Painkilllers on Netflix about the Purdue opioid crisis, brushed under a carpet, no prosecutionss, family still has an estimated net worth of $11 bln. Money talks!!

Anyway watch some of these, you might change your mind!!

electric vehicle deaths...



dirty electricity



the truth about electric batteries



inconvenient tfacts parts 1 & 2





Climate debate







also the 96% of scientists was a scam, it was never 96%, it was cherry picked so those that did not agree were eliminated. Research that one

[lazarus2010] 18/8/2023 09:26

PA, you seem to draw a lot of conclusions on very little evidence!!

For the record...

I invested in CORO BECAUSE of the dual aspect of their investments. Gas and renewables.

I totally support environmental issues, however there is NO scientific evidence that an increase in CO2 levels, which make up 0.04% of the atmosphere, can cause global warming.

Agriculture needs CO2, increased CO2 increases plant growth, therefore reducing CO2 could in fact have a detrimental effect on the amount of food we can grow to support this ever increasing population. Cutting down of rainforests and any forest for that matter has a more detrimental effect on climate than humans producing CO2. As the Amazon rainforest is destroyed, it affects and effects weather patterns across the globe due to the amount of rain (it is not called a rainforest for nothing) lost to the atmosphere above the forests, due to the drying out of the ground which previously stored huge volumes of water.

Global warming if caused by mankind is more likely to be as a result of heat retention of roads, buildings etc. Cities are several degrees warmer than surrounding countryside.

You must admit, the progress of both the renewables and gas projects has taken considerably longer than any of us might have forecast 1-2 years ago, therefore none of us have been proved right and all have been proved wrong!!

[pavey ark] 17/8/2023 09:41

nametrade, your rather strange and confused post doesn't look any better in the hard light of day.

"You say the company is rich because it has permissions… the business model is not to get permission and sell on… so they have to invest to build out."

"Potential to sell projects at RTB ( current market is c. US$200k per MW)"....posted more than once by Coro management ???

Duyung and the debt is holding the renewables back as funding is certainly available and certainly available at RTB.

My point, that you and others go to great lengths to dismiss and/or distort, is that
that RTB on these projects is very valuable.

Let's say I slip into the "Duyung Dreamers" mindset and with a following wind (sorry) these RTB permissions could (repeat could) be worth $40m ....I would suggest a minimum $20m.

The recent Vietnamese solar deal was highly significant and with the existing 6MW, the deal/partnership with the local installer, the local contacts and the pipeline of projects this operation is worth c. $10m the day the deal with Capton is signed and should increase with the rollout.

Vietnam solar was built on a shoestring and hard graft .....totally dismissed as fluff by the Duyung Dreamers.

Anyone who thinks that these renewable projects aren't front and centre in management plans haven't been paying attention.....that's a bit of an understatement !!

[lazarus2010] 16/8/2023 09:11

And the winner of the most patronising tw*t on the BB is...

[nametrade] 16/8/2023 08:19

Pavey Ark… you seem rather obtuse…
You haven’t even answered the questions…
You have no idea what I know and don’t know.
I know the owners of well over 400 acres of solar panels, the guy that owns more wind turbines than any other individual in the south west of the UK.worked some of them a lot and know some of them socially for many years..

You say the company is rich because it has permissions… the business model is not to get permission and sell on… so they have to invest to build out..
THIS WOULD nOT occur without the money from the hydrocarbons…
Solar maybe ok but imv the wind will be a mess.
It will still depend on the gas… If the gas price is driven up it will help the renewables become more viable.imv

[barony] 15/8/2023 17:02

Well said Pavey!

[nametrade] 15/8/2023 16:44

Side stepped the question then…
Ok how much is it going to cost to build out the renewables?
How much is the interest going to be and how long are they going to have to pay it before an income is derived big enough to even pay the loan and the wages …. I’m not even asking for profit here?
And how much income are they going to get PA once it’s set up?
Also for the wind how much is the maintenance costs put in at?

Cheers in advance…

[pavey ark] 15/8/2023 09:50

"Pavey Ark as I see it you have always been pro renewables"....no fooling you.

"Please tell me how you think that renewables that Coro are investing in will give a better return than the gas projects?".....probably no point in trying to tell you lot anything but with all my green, hippie, missionary zeal...I'll give it one last go!!!

I first got involved here because of the Italian gas deal....not so hippie eh??

I have a large number of shares BUT I would double my holding if the Duyung holding was sold, the debt cleared and the creditors simply went away.

Without the debt and all the "Duyung Dreamers" the share price would probably double.

Last week there were two highly significant announcements that would have resulted in a significant price rise in any other share....certainly in the brand new Duyung free "Coro Renewables".

Capton Energy (part owned by Siemens Financial) are going to invest in the Coro Vietnam solar business.....a business built on a shoestring and lots and lots of management effort ....while you lot were sitting round complaining about Duyung and saying that management were doing nothing for their money......Michael Carrington and his small team in the Philippines... getting permissions , government approval and sorting out the finances.....all on a shoestring and no credit given here.

Secondly : because they are short of cash, management do a deal to free up some cash to erect a met mast in the Philippines ....very important and as the wind data is confirmed the RTB value increases,

The RTB value in Philippines will be realised and will be substantial....c. $30m- $40m

Both of these announcements were greeted with the most ridiculous posts ever seem here....and that is saying something.

"More money for management", "it's a scam" , "PR fluff " etc, etc, etc.

Anyway, moving on, I would just like the members of the "flat earth society, petrol head section, "Duyung Dreamers" Branch Choir to hold hands and sing together... "somewhere over the rainbow... way up high...."

[skintvestor] 10/8/2023 20:20

Screaming buy!!!

[pavey ark] 10/8/2023 16:56

Always rather frustrating when people ignore 90% of a post.

"when the facts change I change my mind....what do you do ?"

In a way it's nice that you have no concerns, see no need to change and firmly believe that all the science is wrong .....bless.

Not so sure about the "cannot do without fossil fuels anytime soon and certainly not what's left of my lifetime." I'm afraid that smacks of I'll be all right and I don't care about anyone else.....but perhaps I'm being harsh as you don't (won't?)see any problems now.

Anyway as you're rather good at blanking things out I see you ignored the potential for Coro to make money .....ah well I'll leave you to whatever people do in a "sunset" lifestyle.