Eqtec Share Discussion Threads

[m4rtinu] 10/8/2020 12:09

And choppy seas.

[juju44] 10/8/2020 08:22

Yep , bit of wind in the sails

[parob] 10/8/2020 08:18

Chart playing out as expected after that long consolidation period.

[mikepotash] 10/8/2020 08:06

I believe in Sid...

[city chappy] 10/8/2020 07:26

EQT's time has come.

[tell sid] 09/8/2020 19:49

pheonix - Pre-commercial PHE 10x bagged in the first half of this year to around £138m at one point and EQT should already be worth double that heap.

[tell sid] 09/8/2020 19:46

The relative percentage increase is irrelevant if it is worth the resultant market capitalisation, which it is. EQT now has dozens of projects lined up including four each worth £40m to £50m to EQT, and with more to follow, so they should already be worth £several hundred million. Evaluate EQT as both a waste disposal company and a green energy producer, but without the risk or CO2 of something like an oil company. In comparison PHE are already £128m even without building a single commercial system. EQT are already commercial and have a higher visibility of pipeline, geographies, customers, revenues, etc.

[phoenix36] 09/8/2020 18:49

Tellsid, 5p? You think it will jump what 500 plus % by the end of the week. I wish I had your outlook. If it gets to 1p that would be nice

[tell sid] 09/8/2020 17:54

Based on the known facts it's likely that EQT is partnering with Stelios for the Balkans and possibly some Greek projects, just for starters. The Mail article also mentioned BP and Shell are looking to diversify into the sector. EQT's tried and tested technology would be an obvious choice for them all. Its blue sky now. 5p next week.

[scrutable] 09/8/2020 17:49

'Easy' might be thought to be a threat to EQT's progression, but the market is colossal, with room for several others), and the potential new competitor has a lot to learn unless it absorbs EQT (if it can and wants to do) which would give it a running start. Macquarie Bank has also just reported to be investing in the sector.

For the moment these announcements can only strengthen DP's credibility with First Mover Advantage and his negotiating position with Banks, Public authorities, and clients.

I expect a strong upward influence on the share price as investors become more aware of these intentions.

[bmnsa] 09/8/2020 16:56

'Easy' Sid

[tell sid] 09/8/2020 15:57

EQT 3p to 5p next week.

[tewkesbury] 09/8/2020 15:43

We already know EQT will be rolling out up to 13 plants across Greece (EQT press release 28/5/2020) and in the last interview (31/7/2020) DP said they are about to announce, "a strategic partnership for the whole of the Balkan region":

Greece + Balkans 7 min 13 sec:


In addition, the Mail on Sunday article relating to airlines magnate Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou being "in talks to seal a blockbuster move into green energy by backing a company that turns household rubbish into 'clean' power"uses several words that correlate with EQT's pyrolysis system for treating various waste types to produce carbon black:

"Easy Power International plans to use a technique called pyrolysis to convert rubbish at high temperatures into clean fossil fuel-style gas. The gas can then be converted into electricity and high-quality liquid fuels.

Typically, it takes between 100million and 300million years for the waste decomposition process to happen naturally.

The Mail on Sunday understands that the entrepreneurs briefed Haji-Ioannou on how they can make the decomposition process happen in 60 seconds, producing fossil fuels, such as oil and gas, but limiting the toxic by-products.

In pyrolysis, waste is fed into a processing unit, where high temperatures cause it to decompose rapidly and the absence of oxygen means that at no point does any of the matter burn. This means that no toxic smoke is emitted into the atmosphere.

Most of the matter produced is gas, with some matter remaining as a solid black carbon residue. This high purity carbon can be removed and sold separately.

Waste from households, wood and by-products from construction, agriculture and many other areas can be processed in this way, the sources said."

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From easyJet to Easy Power: Airline pioneer Stelios in talks to turn household rubbish into energy
- Easy Power International was set up last month by a group of businessmen
- Stelios Haji-Ioannou is in talks about licensing his 'easy' brand to the company
- Easy Power turns household rubbish into 'clean' power

By Ben Harrington For The Mail On Sunday
25/7/2020 | Updated: 10:06, 26 July 2020

Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou is in talks to seal a blockbuster move into green energy by backing a company that turns household rubbish into 'clean' power.

City sources said the billionaire founder of budget airline easyJet is in talks with a group of entrepreneurs about licensing his 'easy' brand to a company set up as Easy Power International.

The talks come as Easy Power International looks set to be launched with the construction of plants that have the technology to convert waste to clean energy without creating toxic emissions.
Clean break: Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s easyPower would eliminate toxic waste
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Clean break: Stelios Haji-Ioannou's easyPower would eliminate toxic waste

The company was set up last month by a group of businessmen including Jason Ferrando, a director of easyMoney, a peer-to-peer lending platform where savers' money is invested in loans secured on UK property.

Easy Power International plans to use a technique called pyrolysis to convert rubbish at high temperatures into clean fossil fuel-style gas. The gas can then be converted into electricity and high-quality liquid fuels.

Typically, it takes between 100million and 300million years for the waste decomposition process to happen naturally.

The Mail on Sunday understands that the entrepreneurs briefed Haji-Ioannou on how they can make the decomposition process happen in 60 seconds, producing fossil fuels, such as oil and gas, but limiting the toxic by-products.

In pyrolysis, waste is fed into a processing unit, where high temperatures cause it to decompose rapidly and the absence of oxygen means that at no point does any of the matter burn. This means that no toxic smoke is emitted into the atmosphere.

Most of the matter produced is gas, with some matter remaining as a solid black carbon residue. This high purity carbon can be removed and sold separately.

Waste from households, wood and by-products from construction, agriculture and many other areas can be processed in this way, the sources said. It is thought that once easy Power International has secured enough investment it will build the plants and provide the technology so that general household rubbish can be turned into fuel.

Haji-Ioannou's move into the green energy industry comes as part of a burgeoning global social and political movement towards protecting the environment.

Some of Britain's largest companies are now focusing on making sure their businesses are operating in a manner that is environmentally friendly, following the acceleration in global warming and climate change.

The boss of BP has even said that the FTSE 100 oil giant is looking to 'decarbonise' and plans to pump more cash into renewable energy sources.

Shell has also said it plans to become carbon neutral by 2050.

Haji-Ioannou, who lives in Monaco but was born in Greece, set up easyJet when he was 28 years old, with one flight route between Luton and Scotland. The budget airline has grown to become one of the largest carriers in Europe.

He floated the business in 2000 on the London Stock Exchange, making a multi-million pound fortune in the process.

He no longer runs easyJet, which is currently valued by stock market investors at £2.7billion, but his family investment vehicle retains a 34 per cent shareholding in the airline.

Haji-Ioannou is at loggerheads with the board over the management of the business, particularly the purchase of more than 100 aeroplanes from Airbus for £4.5billion.

He now runs easyGroup, which owns the 'easy' brand and licenses it to various ventures, including easyJet.

Some of the other 'easy' businesses include vehicle rental company easyCar, coffee shop firm easyCoffee and easyPet, which specialises in transporting dogs and cats from London to the French Riviera.

Haji-Ioannou declined to comment. Easy Power International did not return calls for comment.

The gas is 'cleaned' ready for use in engines or for generating electricity.

Sources claimed that there are 'zero' emissions from creating power in this way and that it is in fact 'carbon negative', meaning it is sustainable as well as profitable – the electricity produced by the gas is classed as renewable energy.

[m4rtinu] 09/8/2020 15:25

Could be anyone in the sector. Good luck to whoever it is.

[skinny] 09/8/2020 14:40

This lot might not be happy :- .

[juju44] 09/8/2020 14:30

May not be EQT

[sharetalk] 09/8/2020 13:53

From easyJet to Easy Power: Airline pioneer Stelios in talks to turn household rubbish into energy

- Easy Power International was set up last month by a group of businessmen
- Stelios Haji-Ioannou is in talks about licensing his 'easy' brand to the company
- Easy Power turns household rubbish into 'clean' power

By Ben Harrington For The Mail On Sunday
25 July 2020 | Updated: 10:06, 26 July 2020

Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou is in talks to seal a blockbuster move into green energy by backing a company that turns household rubbish into 'clean' power.

City sources said the billionaire founder of budget airline easyJet is in talks with a group of entrepreneurs about licensing his 'easy' brand to a company set up as Easy Power International.

The talks come as Easy Power International looks set to be launched with the construction of plants that have the technology to convert waste to clean energy without creating toxic emissions.
Clean break: Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s easyPower would eliminate toxic waste
+2

Clean break: Stelios Haji-Ioannou's easyPower would eliminate toxic waste

The company was set up last month by a group of businessmen including Jason Ferrando, a director of easyMoney, a peer-to-peer lending platform where savers' money is invested in loans secured on UK property.

Easy Power International plans to use a technique called pyrolysis to convert rubbish at high temperatures into clean fossil fuel-style gas. The gas can then be converted into electricity and high-quality liquid fuels.

Typically, it takes between 100million and 300million years for the waste decomposition process to happen naturally.

The Mail on Sunday understands that the entrepreneurs briefed Haji-Ioannou on how they can make the decomposition process happen in 60 seconds, producing fossil fuels, such as oil and gas, but limiting the toxic by-products.

In pyrolysis, waste is fed into a processing unit, where high temperatures cause it to decompose rapidly and the absence of oxygen means that at no point does any of the matter burn. This means that no toxic smoke is emitted into the atmosphere.

Most of the matter produced is gas, with some matter remaining as a solid black carbon residue. This high purity carbon can be removed and sold separately.

Waste from households, wood and by-products from construction, agriculture and many other areas can be processed in this way, the sources said. It is thought that once easy Power International has secured enough investment it will build the plants and provide the technology so that general household rubbish can be turned into fuel.

Haji-Ioannou's move into the green energy industry comes as part of a burgeoning global social and political movement towards protecting the environment.

Some of Britain's largest companies are now focusing on making sure their businesses are operating in a manner that is environmentally friendly, following the acceleration in global warming and climate change.

The boss of BP has even said that the FTSE 100 oil giant is looking to 'decarbonise' and plans to pump more cash into renewable energy sources.

Shell has also said it plans to become carbon neutral by 2050.

Haji-Ioannou, who lives in Monaco but was born in Greece, set up easyJet when he was 28 years old, with one flight route between Luton and Scotland. The budget airline has grown to become one of the largest carriers in Europe.

He floated the business in 2000 on the London Stock Exchange, making a multi-million pound fortune in the process.

He no longer runs easyJet, which is currently valued by stock market investors at £2.7billion, but his family investment vehicle retains a 34 per cent shareholding in the airline.

Haji-Ioannou is at loggerheads with the board over the management of the business, particularly the purchase of more than 100 aeroplanes from Airbus for £4.5billion.

He now runs easyGroup, which owns the 'easy' brand and licenses it to various ventures, including easyJet.

Some of the other 'easy' businesses include vehicle rental company easyCar, coffee shop firm easyCoffee and easyPet, which specialises in transporting dogs and cats from London to the French Riviera.

Haji-Ioannou declined to comment. Easy Power International did not return calls for comment.

The gas is 'cleaned' ready for use in engines or for generating electricity.

Sources claimed that there are 'zero' emissions from creating power in this way and that it is in fact 'carbon negative', meaning it is sustainable as well as profitable – the electricity produced by the gas is classed as renewable energy.

[sharetalk] 09/8/2020 13:51

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Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou is in talks to seal a blockbuster move into green energy by backing a company that turns household rubbish into 'clean' power
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[ian31070] 08/8/2020 11:41

We just need them to sign on the dotted line sid then were good to go

[tell sid] 08/8/2020 11:01

So EQT now have four super huge projects (Billingham, Deesside and Ireland X2) plus numerous smaller projects and the pipeline will continue to increase.

[wageslave] 07/8/2020 16:11

Close over 0.50 would be a cool way to end the week.

[tell sid] 07/8/2020 16:05

Probably jump to 2p pretty quick.

[makingmillions] 07/8/2020 15:41

Not sure true buy and sell price at the moment. Anyone wiser please.