OXFORD CATALYSTS Forum: Community User: Martin82

Bei mir auch, selber EK

Der Kurs war so nah… Ek 0,089€ 😢

Naja bei allem Respekt, wir hatten jetzt in den letzten 4 Wochen nur grüne Zahlen und 45% Anstieg in der Zeit. Rücksetzer war muss irgendwann kommen. Mein EK wurde auch nicht erreicht aber ich hab Zeit

Was ist jetzt wieder los !!!!, wird runter auf 5 Cent 🧐

Same Chicky. 😆

Da war ich soooo nah an meinem EK... 😟

Was ist jz schon wieder los? Wieso -8%?

🤢

Eventuell kommt sie später wieder was zurück

Das war abzusehen 😉

Schade das sie wieder so fällt 😪😒

Pump and Dump 🤷🏻‍♂️ Zurück auf 0,06€

Was meinst du für 2 Milliarden Projekte?

Echt nicht viel für 2 Milliardenprojekte

https://www.velocys.com/2021/10/19/uk-government-reaffirms-commitment-to-saf/

http://www.publicnow.com/view/F3F768BA3F48629A723786FED4941C39EA3D7026 Velocys has welcomed the recognition in the Government's newly published Net Zero Strategy that sustainable fuels are a practical way to decarbonise the aviation sector. In the document the Prime Minister says: "Our strategy for net zero is to lead the world in ending our contribution to climate change, while turning this mission into the greatest opportunity for jobs and prosperity for our country since the industrial revolution." £180 million of funding has been committed to support the development of SAF plants such as Altalto in Humberside. Velocys' high performance catalyst and reactor technology, used with carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), can produce aviation fuel with negative-carbon emissions. In a significant step forward, the East Coast Cluster, which includes the Altalto plant, has been selected by Government for Track 1 of the CCUS cluster sequencing process. Velocys looks forward to building on the current engagement it has with Government to make the UK a world leader in sustainable fuels technology. Velocys CEO Henrik Wareborn said: "We are delighted to hear about the UK Government's support for the rapid commercialisation of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This type of fuel has the potential to transform the carbon emissions of the hard to decarbonise transport sector which currently account for 24% of the UK's total CO2 emissions. We are already working on a number of projects, including the development of UK's first commercial scale SAF facility. We welcome this positive news and are open to further dialogue with the Government to make sure the UK is a leading force for change in this field."