Modern Water Share Discussion Threads

[p1nkfish] 25/5/2017 07:28

11p seems about right and then expect retrace for a while sub 10p?

[joeblogg2] 25/5/2017 07:26

:(( completely screwed

[philjeans] 25/5/2017 07:17

Up like a rocket, down li....... etc etc.

11p.!!!

[basem1] 25/5/2017 07:14

Lol - keep kidding yourself guys. Look at EOG yesterday.

[gbenson1] 25/5/2017 07:13

They shouldn't drop to 11p if theirs sufficient interest in the placing, I'm still adding @ 14.4p.

[argylerich] 25/5/2017 07:11

Yup, here comes some pricing fun, think it will end up a good level above 11 though

[basem1] 25/5/2017 07:08

Ouch !!! 11p here we come

[still waiting] 24/5/2017 22:18

From Dec 16 but shows massive need with ageing systems.

[still waiting] 24/5/2017 21:42

Following the Gibraltar eu court decision and govt. Response stating final funding and announcement soon etc might be worth a reread.

[ibug] 24/5/2017 18:28

mustau 24 May '17 - 17:59 - 1498 of 1498 0 0 (Filtered)

Thanks for decoding that...lol

[mustau] 24/5/2017 17:59

Bug, on iPhone and travelling.

Ref, tern which should not have been discussed here.

[ibug] 24/5/2017 16:50

mustau 24 May '17 - 16:30 - 1496 of 1496 0 0 (Filtered)

SORRY I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE IDIOT LANGUAGE.

[mustau] 24/5/2017 16:30

Sw,
Terd is not cyber security just an investment vehicle. DA is what we all pry will come good, The bod not aligned withpi's, I expect all to be shafted.

Sorry off topic.

[ibug] 24/5/2017 16:29

NICE DAY ON THE STOCK ...more action on the morrow....thanks SW.

[ibug] 24/5/2017 16:24

Maybe a call option signal to BUY...lol

[still waiting] 24/5/2017 16:17

500 trade?

[ibug] 24/5/2017 16:13

Great article here is a reprint for easy access:

Oman notes shift to RO, as water demand to rise 5 per cent

23 May 2017, source desalination.biz

Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (OPWP) has published its outlook for power and desalinated water supply to 2023.

In 2012, Abengoa won a contract to build an RO plant of 45,000 m3/d in Barka, northeast Oman

In 2012, Abengoa won a contract to build an RO plant of 45,000 m3/d in Barka, northeast Oman

The report details the expected growth in demand for water in the country’s five water zones, and outlines current procurement and construction activity. Additionally, it notes a shift from use of multi-stage flash (MSF) technology towards reverse osmosis (RO).

In the country's Main Interconnected System (MIS) water zone, demand is expected to grow at 5 per cent a year to 1.1 million m3/d in 2023. In Sharqiyah, the projection is for 7 per cent growth to 115,000 m3/d, and in Dhofar the expectation is 9 per cent growth to 231,000 m3/d. Oman’s five water zones are the MIS, Sharqiyah, Musandam, Duqm, and Dhofar.

OPWP is required to consider co-location of power and water projects when planning new capacity in order to benefit from cost savings traditionally associated with pairing power generation and thermal desalination. However, the report details how proposals are now favouring RO technology over MSF.

“In the case of Salalah IWPP and Barka II IWPP, bidders proposed to use RO rather than MSF, although the procurement specifications did not specify it. OPWP expects that future plants will also propose RO due to its economic advantage. OPWP is currently considering that there is a need both for power and water desalination capacity in 2022, and will consider the merits of co-location. An evaluation of sites and infrastructure requirements in underway in 2017,” the report states.

The report also covers the country’s two main electricity systems, MIS and Dhofar Power System; as well as Ad Duqm and Musandam standalone systems. In the MIS, peak demand for energy is expected to grow at 6 per cent a year to 8,960 MW in 2023.

The report gives a run-down of current live water projects in Oman:

[still waiting] 24/5/2017 16:07

does the company have a network of sales agents?

[norbert colon] 24/5/2017 16:04

List of plants in Oman currently being upgraded and/or built with move away from MSF to RO. Scope here for MWG given their local links and FO /RO plant sales to-date. https://www.desalination.biz/news/0/Oman-notes-shift-to-RO-as-water-demand-to-rise-5-per-cent/8749/?utm_source=weeklynewsletter,%20Desalination%20&%20Water%20Reuse%20newsletter&utm_medium=email,%20email&utm_content=news&utm_campaign=weeklynewsletter,%20351bbc8d02-weeklynewsletter

[ibug] 24/5/2017 16:03

Prime markets will be high growth Africa, Asia, Burma and China. Best of all the stock has grown long legs imo...lol

[still waiting] 24/5/2017 16:00

this has plenty of the attributes that I like.

patents
global market
legislation
global partners
and above all a global need

very similar to tern but they are cyber security.

[ibug] 24/5/2017 15:33

So there will be loads of new business for firms like MWG---and about time too.

[ibug] 24/5/2017 15:31

In the early 1990's scientists sampled sea water along the South Coast and found in Southampton that the water contained 10,000 viruses/ galleon of water. Nothing was done to sewage outfalls...so now the Gov will have to pay. At the time Gurnsey installed a simple ultra violet lamp system at the water outfall and that killed off the harmful microbes and ensured clean coastal waters.

Unbelievable but true --- many folk have become ill just walking along British Beaches on windy days.

[still waiting] 24/5/2017 15:22

Gibraltar needs to treat its sewage not only because it is a requirement under EU law, but because a country that wants to take its place in the global community and be treated internationally with respect cannot in the 21st Century be seen to discharge untreated sewage into the marine environment.

imho

In this day and age this is nearly as bad as in medieval times and throwing it into the street...

[still waiting] 24/5/2017 15:19

that was dated 4/5/17