Powerhouse named as a "short to zero". |
What took you so long Ken? |
There is another part to the equation which wasn't mentioned in the article, that if the hydrogen produced by the DMG is used to power vehicles, then that is reducing the amount of petrol or diesel that these vehicles would have consumed otherwise, thereby eliminating the corresponding emissions of CO2, CO and toxic fumes that would be produced if they continued to be powered by fossil fuels. |
No, it’s not true. |
Another take on plastic waste to hydrogen. Is this really true regarding CO2 discharge into atmosphere. |
Interesting and supportive article.
UK firm turns plastic waste into hydrogen, targets 35 tons daily for clean energy |
No problem Vat. |
Thanks Cash. |
I know exactly what size it will be. A 40 TPD commercial unit will be three times the size in each axis compared to the 2.5 TPD testing unit in Bridgend. |
I don't know what physical size or footprint the industrial unit will be, but I doubt that it would have to be 10 times the size to process 10 times the volume. The DMGs that were proposed for Scotand and Protos were 35 tons per day units. |
Should help sell a few placing shares to the unsuspecting. So are PHE suggesting that a full blown unit will be over 10 times as big again. Thats like industrial scale. |
Only certainty here is that eventual share consolidation must happen. Fact this hasn't occurred is amazing feat. |
I suspect the expression you are looking for maybe "Flogging a dead horse" |
Like so many AIM trash run by gangsters only interested in fleecing the lumpen . It is their only skill |
tenapen - 'Retail investors now have the weekend to decide if they want to take part on the retail offer at the same price as the institutions'. This is not true - they have the weekend, yes, but won't be able to take part on the same terms as the institutions (aka insiders). The latter get warrants too - 1 for each 2 placing shares, while 'Warrants will not be issued to those that participate in the Retail Offering.'
Another set of insiders are also getting very generous option awards, though for what I have no idea - certainly not for improving shareholder returns.
So PI shareholders are hit at least 4 different ways: 1) the insider trading which clearly went on from Friday 7th onwards; 2) the lower price for the placing as a result of 1 above; 3) the preferential treatment of insiders in the placing; and 4) overly generous options being given to the board members. |
Thanks Jaknife,
Other than lse & advfn I don't sign up for any of these sites. I often thought Mrs deccer was a disgruntled ex employee but she has been posting negative stuff about powerhouse before I bought shares and that's been ten years or more !.
If the name is in the public domain I don't see a problem. But i won't ask again.
Cheers
That's me until Monday, an interesting week ahead :-) |
tenapen,
"So who spent the £1.25m on phe shares ?"
1. Professional Investors. Any professional investor could have taken part. This particular fund raise was called "Project Dragon" and was shown to Investors on Wednesday.
2. The Market Makers. "Institutional Investors" frequently means market makers who frequently position their book to be short in advance of placings. Ever wondered why there are "more buys than sells" - the market makers are selling into the demand and not bothering to balance their book because they know a placing is coming!
JakNife |
tenapen
I've given you a link to where the topic was discussed here 6.5 years ago. I suggest that you (a) go back and read those posts, and/or (b) search the Vox Markets website.
Or alternatively, you could buy a subscription to the ShareProphets website and read the article that was posted there on Monday, because a link to an article on Vox Markets is given in that amazingly prescient news article.
JakNife |
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What institutional investors are you talking about? Apart from the white family (wouldn’t call them institutional investors) the rest of the holders are private investors via trading platforms.
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Graham,
So who spent the £1.25m on phe shares ?
It wasn't Private investors as you say, we can buy just £125,000 in the retail offer. |
QUOTE; You couldn't make this stuff up!
JakNife
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But you are
Please post the name so I can research further. |
LOL, here's vatnabrekk in detailed discussions about the former PHE engineer that he's now conveniently forgotten about:
"I don't really have a problem with the failure of Pyromex and the re-birth of the concept in the form of the G3 or whatever, but I do have an issue with the way that the Pyromex progress was reported at that time, so I will be more cautious about reporting of progress and timelines relating to the current project than I have been previously."
He's also forgotten about his promise to himself to be "more cautious".
You couldn't make this stuff up!
JakNife |
JakNife, you are wrong on SO MANY counts!
PHE is not, and never have been, talking about general household waste collected from the door. I don't know how many times I have stressed that the DMG was never intended to handle mixed waste. To make a statement like that really demonstrates that you haven't got the foggiest idea what you're talking about!
Anyway, I've got more important things to do than try to educate you, as you already seem to know everything, so just suit yourself. Whatever. |
Ten
I didn’t say that but at the moment they are the major shareholders. This placing will be persons that have already sold and others who will want to sell and make a small profit.
Surprised they have used £2 million since June last year though. Thought costs would have been a lot lower. |
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