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@hicasamadim It's 72.
2 x (2+2) = 8.
5 x (5 + 5) = 50.
6 x (6 +6) = 72.

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@Escape_Lounges Luckily the Turkish Airlines lounge was accepting guests like a normal lounge. Quite nice too! @TurkishAirlines

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Hi @Escape_Lounges your lounge in Edinburgh isn't accepting guests even though it's empty and I've watched people leaving.... this seems strange

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For info I just walked in and should've just sat down for a free visit, but I'm honest and wanted to pay....

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@JakeLoughlin3 @Smiffy_O @coughlin582 We know of no good reason for the drop of a third of the value of the company over a few days, or something along those lines in an RNS. You know, like what any responsible company would do in any similar situation.

[⛏🅾️Ⓜ️💣 @tom_the_bomb__]

"Avacta meets Novartis: Pre|CISION single and dual warheads"

#AVCT

[Reddit Investor @RedditDeluxe]

Another great RNS from #EPP @energy_pathways announcing it has entered into a binding agreement with @hazergroupltd and KBR to commence the first large-scale commercial project under the Strategic Alliance.

The study solidifies the MOU for planned hydrogen and graphite production facilities, to be located in Barrow-in-Furness, as part of the company’s MESH project. It’s worth noting EPP has UK exclusivity for the Hazer/KBR technology.

The planned hydrogen and graphite production facilities target an indicative hydrogen production capacity of 20,000 tonnes per annum (equivalent to 90MW), and also a synthetic graphite production capacity of 60,000 tonnes per annum.

This announcement perfectly compliments the recent RNS from EPP announcing techno-commercial studies with Hazer Group and Mitsui to enhance the graphite produced to battery grade material capable of achieving circa $10,000 per tonne.

The 20,000 tonnes of hydrogen produced will also be used as feedstock to create approximately 110,000 tonnes of clean ammonia per annum.

Currently the UK is reliant 100% on imports for graphite and the last domestic ammonia plant in the UK closed recently. With Graphite being listed as a vital critical mineral by the government and ammonia imports set to be hit with a steep border levy next year the timing couldn’t be better.

https://t.co/dWyPjyQe4C

[Reddit Investor @RedditDeluxe]

After today’s #EPP RNS setting out the potential of the Battery-Grade Synthetic Graphite arm of the MESH Project, and for context graphite production is a recent “Bolt-on” to the main energy storage thrust of the project… albeit potentially a £600m pa revenue generating one 😂, here’s an overview article for any new and/or prospective investors who may have arrived (link below):

https://t.co/sLEoIhqKuy

[Reddit Investor @RedditDeluxe]

Here’s an overview article of the scale of the #EPP MESH Project prior to today’s RNS in which the NSTA have greenlit applications for New gas storage licenses upping the overall acreage by a huge 4x.

Here’s also a flowchart of how the project interconnects to utilise gas emissions to produce synthetic graphite, ammonia and hydrogen.

https://t.co/sLEoIhqKuy

[Reddit Investor @RedditDeluxe]

RNS: The MESH project has received consent from the NSTA to apply for NEW gas and hydrogen storage licenses in the East Irish Sea that will see the project secure a license area 4x greater than previously sought by #EPP @energy_pathways

This is a huge vote of confidence from the NSTA having last month seen MESH receive Section 35 Direction as a “Project of National Significance” from the Secretary of State.

Why then would the NSTA consent to the fourfold increase of a project unless confident the project will be receiving the necessary approvals?

The MESH Project was already set to be huge, originally aiming to achieve 20TWh of energy storage, now that figure will be significantly higher, as will potential revenues (Think Graphite, Ammonia, Hydrogen etc)

It looks like everything is taking shape and moving rapidly behind the scenes.

https://t.co/wUE0fRv51V

[Reddit Investor @RedditDeluxe]

A mention here for #EPP @energy_pathways from their strategic partner @hazergroupltd

With the Hazer Process of methane pyrolysis MESH will target the production of 20,000 tonnes of clean hydrogen per annum, clean hydrogen that is set to be the most cost effective in the UK by no small margin.

In utilising the Hazer Process decarbonisation occurs, not via storing the carbon in a standard CCS scenario, but by producing high grade synthetic graphite as a byproduct. Hazer Graphite has demonstrated levels of 99% purity and battery grade quality even without any further processing. 60,000 tonnes of synthetic graphite is being targeted via the Hazer Process pa.

What makes the project even more efficient and profitable is that the 20,000 tonnes of clean hydrogen produced will then be utilised via the KBR partnership process as feed stock to produce clean Ammonia. Based on the feed stock tonnage the estimated Ammonia produced per annum will be around 110,000 tonnes.

This is all produced via a zero emissions process in order to mitigate SCOPE 1, 2 & 3 emissions. As I’ve stated in earlier posts, the MESH project is a model of intelligent design and is “Zero emissions - but not for the sake of Net-Zero” (See model flowchart)

Due to this fastidious push for cleaner more efficient methods of decarbonising the gas production process, the MESH/Hazer approach of Methane pyrolysis is an eligible technology for financial assistance under the Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR3).

With the UK government designating Graphite as a “critical mineral” and relying almost solely on Chinese imports, and ammonia no longer being domestically produced in the UK (with all imports being subject to a hefty border levy in 2027) the demand will be very significant.
I’ll let investors do the maths on potential revenues, but this arm of MESH is set to be incredibly profitable… And interestingly, it’s just a mere bolt-on to the main thrust of the MESH Project offering of Gas, Hydrogen and LDES Energy Storage.

Hazer Managing Director & CEO, Glenn Corrie, said: “This is a significant milestone for our UK partner EnergyPathways and underlines the strong support from the UK Government for projects that can deliver clean, secure and affordable energy. The recognition of MESH as nationally significant provides momentum for the project and enhances the opportunity for Hazer’s technology to be integrated into what we believe could become one of the UK’s most important energy hubs.”

https://t.co/y7pDCXMIdV

[Mr R @MrR1chmond]

😏 #epp

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@netflix if you lock me out of my account whilst I'm working offshore one more time, you'll have lost a full premium customer. Clearly my device has been accessing my account for many years. Find a better way to block freeloaders. One more time and I'm gone. Joke.

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@sophiegreenart @Enterprise So pre-empted my return late! It is literally fraud. Anyone who hires from them, take videos and check you bank and credit card accounts after as they just charge you without you knowing. Its literally fraud and they should be criminally investigated really...

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@sophiegreenart @Enterprise Yup, twice recently. Once nobody checked the car when I returned it with me and checked it in 12 hours later, then accused me of damaging it (I absolutely did not). The damage wasn't even enough to warrant charge according to their own measuring tools, (cont)

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@sophiegreenart @Enterprise (Sorry) Expedia who tried to contest it but enterprise said I'd returned the car late. I had video data with the meta data included but still refused to pay back. Eventually Expedia paid it back. However, they'd charged for my "late return" (an hour they claimed) the day before,

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@sophiegreenart @Enterprise Charging 600 quid to my card. Tried to contest but it was a Swiss company and they flat refused. Luckily I had excess insurance.
Second time I had learned so on return filmed the whole car, thought nothing of it until I noticed an extra charge on my card. Contacted enterprise...

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@SeanDentBsc Don't forget what Tap said... 'it'll replace dox overnight as standard of care'. If its fast tracked for one indication, then since it's just dox with a safe delivery system, I can see the indications being approved pretty quickly after, or it just being used off label.

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@SeanDentBsc Get fast track for any one of the indications (most likely SGC first, but why not all? ) and this all changes. Then we don't need cash from anywhere else we'll be making our own, and plenty of it, enough possibly for more indications (also fast track?) and to self fund 6103...