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[kreature] 18/3/2024 18:20

MSC
‘ The signature of a binding agreement between Quadrise, MSC and Cargill is expected by end of Q1 2024’

That should inadvertently help placing flippers?

[kreature] 18/3/2024 18:11

It 1.5m plus an uncertain open offer enough? Placing required ?

[kreature] 18/3/2024 18:10

Can’t see any gerbs taking part in the open offer tbf….. not considering the directors commitment to it

[kreature] 18/3/2024 18:09

Will the placing spending money cover the pocket money and holiday money ? Or overseas travel, whatever you want to call it?

[haggismchaggis] 18/3/2024 18:05

Yes. And an Open Offer. But this time the placing will be enough, they don't need to rely on the Open Offer as that money is earmarked for other spend outside of the core projects that are expected to take QED to cash flow. JM said "you live and learn" when the last open offer didn't secure enough uptake, so this time he knows he doesn't actually need it, as low uptake will just put side projects on the shelf, it won't impact MSC, Morocco or Valkor projects.

[kreature] 18/3/2024 18:04

Additions to Plant property and equipment = Zero

What about the replacement pump ? Was that free ?

[jaknife] 18/3/2024 18:01

Who would have thunk it? Yet another placing!

[pyglet] 18/3/2024 18:01

Placing at 1.25p

[kreature] 18/3/2024 17:59

Inventory has fallen from 126k to zero. Why ?

[pyglet] 18/3/2024 17:43

Is that a 1.25p placement.

[hotfinance14] 18/3/2024 15:56

Are you saying the drydocking will be in Greece this week ?

[kreature] 18/3/2024 15:56

The Leandra is incredibly floating on water and due to arrive at another port. Great research on the other thread

[kreature] 18/3/2024 15:47

Last I heard, the money runs out last month. So now what ?
What’s happening with the MMU tarmac machines? Does QED own any at the moment? If so where are they ? In storage ?

[hazl] 18/3/2024 14:45

I think you are referring to last year when there was a backlog.

You'll have to try harder young man!

[hazl] 18/3/2024 14:41

Greece.
Expected date of arrival.
19th March.

[hazl] 18/3/2024 14:40

It is due in tomorrow.

[hotfinance14] 18/3/2024 13:08

Hzl..What about the MSC Leandra drydocking that is due ?

[hazl] 18/3/2024 11:44

I guess we will need cash at some point but the Leandra arrives to morrow!

Things going to plan.

I still can't believe that MSC bought a ship especially to try us out!
Incredible really.

Even if it was second hand.

[hazl] 18/3/2024 08:16

According to the latest stats from DNV’s Alternative Fuels Insight (AFI) platform, a total of 298 ships with alternative fuel propulsion were ordered in 2023.

[hazl] 17/3/2024 14:56

'When compared to the baseline fuel, fossil MGO, all alternative fuels show lower GHG emission intensities, although values for biofuels and hydrogen-based synthetic fuels depend on details in production pathways. When looking at the number of barriers to adoption, biofuels and green synthetic methanol were found to have fewer than green ammonia or liquefied (blue) hydrogen, MTF’s assessment found.'


Look at that last line.

'When looking at the number of barriers to adoption, biofuels and green synthetic methanol were found to have fewer than green ammonia or liquefied (blue) hydrogen, MTF’s assessment found.
'

[kreature] 17/3/2024 13:47

Good news on the other thread….the boat hasn’t sunk. Well not literally anyway. Not sure about metaphorically

[hazl] 17/3/2024 11:13

Greece.
Expected date of arrival.
19th March.

[hazl] 17/3/2024 11:11

February 2024

'UK-headquartered Quadrise has signed a collaboration agreement with renewable biofuels supplier Cargill NV and MAC2 Solutions, part of Group Machiels, concerning the production of MSAR and bioMSAR fuels for its forthcoming marine vessel trials. Upon completion of trials, Quadrise aims to commence commercial supply of MSAR and bioMSAR fuels in Port of Antwerp-Bruges.'