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[gac141] 15/8/2013 19:04

Thank you Wes1.. I have a very good feeling about the next few months.....

[wes1] 15/8/2013 19:00

no problem

[gac141] 15/8/2013 18:40

Great thanks Wes1 great find!

Thank you.. Can I share?

[wes1] 15/8/2013 18:36

Try this -

hxxp://www.materialschemistry.org.uk/Documents/Chemistry%20Growth%20Strategy.pdf

if this doesn't work let me know

[gac141] 15/8/2013 18:16

Hi Wes

Tried to access but no luck...? is there another link?

[wes1] 15/8/2013 16:07

Page 11 of article dated July 2013 ...

"In the USA, the company has been selected to provide Fischer-
Tropsch technology for a gas-to-liquids plant for Calumet
Specialty Products Partners L.P., who will use shale gas as
an input to produce ultra-high quality specialty products
(lubricants and waxes). The economics of the project are
regarded as highly attractive – a conclusion that should raise
interest here in the UK as we move towards exploiting our
shale gas reserves."

hxxp://alturl.com/4q45e

[hawkwind4] 14/8/2013 14:35

Has been stuck for too long despite good news. Times like this, hard to keep the faith on one that was destined to go far two years ago. Might there be be sales news in the pipeline?

[visionon] 14/8/2013 14:23

Are we not due some Calumet news soon ?

Could just be low volume + ISA sheltering = MM mark-up...

[gac141] 14/8/2013 13:31

This could be the month we hear about the existing agreements..any confirmation of our technology should see a big rise in share price..The volume has picked up with the price of the shares.. Maybe just maybe we are on the threshold of something big?

[haydock] 14/8/2013 12:26

Looking at charts for this & trying to work out if it will break out from the long established 150 range ?
Nearly asked Fingers, but it looks a re run of what has gone before, lack of volume for the big break.

Now if we get volume, things could move up fast.

[haydock] 14/8/2013 12:23

supernumerary
Just the answer I wanted.
Cheers Hay.

[supernumerary] 14/8/2013 11:36

haydock - 1797 - not sure I understand the question, but PHE is not a competitor to OCG. Maybe to Solena and other waste to gas companies (see and ) If any of them want oil from their gas (as Solena do for Greensky) they need to come and talk to OCG.

PHE looks like a company to stay well away from. What happened to the founders' US deal last year?

[haydock] 14/8/2013 10:58

Thanks not for me, but one tip they finally got right.

[phsycho] 14/8/2013 09:10

I got a copy of the RHPS rec report from Nov 2011 if u want it Haydock

[haydock] 13/8/2013 09:43

Just following PHE seem to be involved with a near neighbour system.

Can anyone comment please ?

[gac141] 09/8/2013 07:55

Intersting to see the comment of Jet Fuel see below

$275M refinery expansion slated to add 30 jobs: Calumet Montana will double capacity

Aug. 8, 2013 10:47 PM
Calumet Montana Refining LLC located on the banks of the Missouri River. Parent company Calumet Specialty Products Partners LP has confirmed it will double capacity and add 30 permanent jobs at the Great Falls plant. / TRIBUNE file PHOTO/LARRY BECKNER
Written by
Marc Stergionis
Tribune Staff Writer

Filed Under
News
Local News
Inside

OSHA cites Montana Refining Co. for safety violations /6S

Calumet Specialty Products Partners LP will double production and add 30 permanent jobs at its Great Falls oil refinery in the next two years, a company spokesman said Thursday.

Noel Ryan, director of investor relations at the Indianapolis-based parent of Calumet Montana Refining LLC, confirmed plans to invest $275 million in the local production site with improvements expected to be completed by the third quarter of fiscal year 2015, which ends Sept. 30 of that year.

Additional refinery capacity at Montana Refining will produce larger amounts of gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and diluent, Ryan said in an email, but will not add to the product mix. Montana Refining products will continue to be sold in regional markets.

[phsycho] 08/8/2013 15:40

double post

[phsycho] 08/8/2013 15:40

Gac.. are we close to the Calumet 6 month study results being due?

[gac141] 08/8/2013 13:41

Kind of feeling in my bones but with the trades I feel something is happening.. No ramp intended...

[gac141] 07/8/2013 19:43

We can help...

Four Things You Need To Know About The Impacts Of North Dakota's Oil Boom

[wes1] 06/8/2013 07:07

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hxxp://savngas.com/why-waste-10-hot-waste-to-fuels-projects-print-friendly/

[hiddendepths] 05/8/2013 09:20

Just bought a slug for my ISA. Not showing yet. If anyone is interested, there is some cheap stock available in the market.

[azalea] 03/8/2013 19:59

An interesting company. However, according to data by Morningstar the share price has risen from circa 50p over a 52 week period, yet the consensus of 4 brokers for 2014 is still showing losses of Ptx £-6.34,EPs -4.8p. Even so, the latter is circa half the consensus losses for 2013.

[wes1] 02/8/2013 09:12

1st July

OCG announced that Paul Schubert had been appointed to the Board as Executive Director with immediate effect.

Paul Schubert has been the Group's Chief Operating Officer since 2011. He brings some thirty years of experience in the petrochemical and natural gas industries, having held various technical and general management roles with SGS Group, Syntroleum Corporation, Catalytica, Phillips Petroleum, and Engelhard Corporation. In these positions he was responsible for day-to-day operations, process development and commercialisation, plant design, and asset integrity management. Dr Schubert is the inventor or co-inventor of 16 US Patents and author of over 40 publications. He holds a PhD in Inorganic Chemistry from the University of Illinois, and a BS in Chemistry from the University of Arkansas.


July 30-31

Dr Paul Schubert gave a presentation in Houston at "GTL '13" Forum and Exhibition -

"Rounding out the first session was a presentation on small-scale GTL as an economic solution for distributed gas by Dr. Paul Schubert, CEO of Velocys Inc. Dr. Schubert acknowledged a growing set of small- to medium-scale prospects, with " five " small-scale GTL technology clients progressing to the engineering stage since the start of 2013, along with " 19 " companies in the pre-engineering stage.
Potential applications for small-scale GTL in North America include gas flaring, diversification for midstream companies and refinery integration"