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[apfindley] 10/7/2021 14:26

Waiting for the final curtain.

[saveloyandchips] 10/7/2021 12:33

Hark at old AP. Jealous as he has been hanging out the back of Longjohn for so long. So bitter and rattled as he simply can’t come to terms with the facts around coal. Poor little eco troll.

[longjohnsilver1] 09/7/2021 23:19

GOB don’t want coal


This is obvious

[apfindley] 09/7/2021 21:51

Why won't Bangladesh approve the coal proposal and issue a mining permit?It's been 14 years now and they REFUSE to issue a permit to extract coal....and you bunch of merry clappers continue to suck eachother off in anticipation.

[malcolmyoung] 09/7/2021 20:33

I just love this stuff - Benchmark high-grade thermal coal with an energy value of 6,000 kcal/kg at the port of Newcastle ended last week at $135.63 a tonne, the highest in 10 years, and up by more than half in just the past two months.

This grade of coal is mainly bought by Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, which rank behind China and India as Asia’s top importers of coal.

Those three countries imported 14.77 million tonnes of all types of coal from Australia in June, according to Kpler, down from May’s 17.05 million, but up strongly from 12.46 million in June 2020.

But the real saviour for Australian coal has been India, which imported a record 7.52 million tonnes of all grades in June, up from 6.61 million in May and just 2.04 million in June 2020.

India tends to buy intermediate grade thermal coal from Australia, which sells at a substantial discount to the 6,000 kcal/kg fuel.
INDIA - what's India up to ??? flogging their dirty coal to Bangla and buying cheaper intermediate stuff. The Banglas are so out of their depth - just say yes to Phulbari and give the whole project to China to build and manage.
Clueless....
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[saveloyandchips] 09/7/2021 20:22

…and that fact really hurts.

[malcolmyoung] 09/7/2021 19:39

...excellent - lot of BEHUGE buys going through mid-morning,
Troll 1 & 2, put your yellow trousers on, big shoes and bowler hats....time to re-join society ha ha ha £10 ha ha ha.
Heard Dale speaking about BP and renewables on Radio4 last year. 8% of the world's energy needs then , even if it has doubled in the last 12 months, there is a long way to go. Mindless chatter - GCM is gonna BEHUGE........fossil fuels have another three decades....

[longjohnsilver1] 09/7/2021 17:43

The clowns are back on tracks



Another week down



Not finished though

[apfindley] 09/7/2021 16:48

(Nb. Increase "mainly driven by China")Global Wind and Solar Power Capacity Grew At Record Rate In 2020The world's wind and solar energy capacity grew at a record rate last year while the oil industry recorded its steepest slump in demand since the second world war, according to BP. The Guardian reports:The impact of coronavirus lockdowns on the energy industry led carbon emissions to plummet by 6% on the year before, the sharpest decline since 1945, according to BP's annual review of the energy sector. But the report says the impact of Covid on carbon emissions needs to be replicated every year for the next three decades if governments hope to limit global heating to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. "Yes, they were the biggest falls seen for 75 years," said Spencer Dale, BP's chief economist. "But they occurred against the backdrop of a global pandemic and the largest economic recession in postwar history. The challenge is to reduce emissions without causing massive disruption and damage to everyday lives and livelihoods."Meanwhile the "relentless expansion of renewable energy" meant electricity generated by wind, solar and hydroelectricity plants was "relatively unscathed," Dale said. The report found that global wind and solar power capacity grew by 238GW in 2020, more than five times greater than the UK's total renewable energy capacity. The increase was mainly driven by China, which accounted for roughly half of the global increase in wind and solar energy production capacity, but even controlling for that 2020 was a record year for building wind and solar farms. Dale said the trend away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy last year was "exactly what the world needs to see as it transitions to net zero."

[longjohnsilver1] 09/7/2021 10:06

Same as polo always delivered




Hahahahahahahahah

[baxtea1] 09/7/2021 06:12

I love this stock and it’s always delivered for me.

🤣🤣🤣🤥

[longjohnsilver1] 07/7/2021 20:04

I love this stock hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha




Oh stop it. I knew you are stupid but not to that point big clown



Hahahahahaha

[saveloyandchips] 07/7/2021 19:26

I’m glad I make you laugh troll. I love this stock and it’s always delivered for me. I think deep down, you and the other plank feel the same.

[longjohnsilver1] 07/7/2021 18:26

Chip chop


The loser



You will never learn big clown


Can’t stop laughing at you big clown. ….hahahahahahah poor spot

[saveloyandchips] 07/7/2021 18:14

Yes, you’ve catched a lot today haven’t you, you illeriate fool.

[longjohnsilver1] 07/7/2021 17:50

And the other idiot has been catched



🎣🎣

[therealsatan666] 07/7/2021 17:48

Another day of relative none activity and another day where the board is dominated by the none invested Team Fomo trolls.


Sad sad existence!

[longjohnsilver1] 07/7/2021 17:41

From today


Hahahahahah


2 more years to complete




The ongoing revision of integrated Energy and Power System Master Plan for the country may take two more years to complete.

[longjohnsilver1] 07/7/2021 17:33

Hahahahahaha finish up



What an idiot



The price has been divided by 25 in a few years with massive dilution and the clown is asking if we finish up today



Aahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[saveloyandchips] 07/7/2021 17:25

Did we finish up today? Lovely

[saveloyandchips] 07/7/2021 17:24

Until the plug is royally and formally pulled, nobody is taking any notice of a tin pot, eco troll and it’s resident illiterate sidekick bell end. One bit of positive news and you know this will rocket and conversely any negative news and it will be gone. It’s a binary bet and all of us real investors are here for the ride. Coal is going to be around for a long time yet so get used to it eco troll although I know deep down you’re fully aware of that already.