Not so sure on solar though, as large scale panels at low cost are key.
GHG offsets having a real dollar value is the key to all renewable energy businesses....personally i got a bit worried about Blueglass when they went off on a development tangent, a little while back.
This process called Remote Plasma Chemical Vapour Deposition (RPCVD) has the potential to offer many advantages over current manufacturing techniques.
BluGlass’ breakthrough was in the development of a process that allowed RPCVD to be used to grow group III nitride thin films at low temperatures and importantly without the oxygen contamination that has previously limited its use in this field.
The South Korean deal fell through but they say there is interest from other parties. The Government Against Climate Change (GACCCurrently a process called MOCVD is the most widely used process for the production of high brightness LEDs. This process requires much higher growth temperatures of typically over 1000 °C, the use of expensive and toxic ammonia and costly substrates such as sapphire or silicon carbide (SiC).
The Government Against Climate Change (GACC) has thrown near 5 million at BLG but no Australian manufacturer wants to pick up the Bluglass technology. So South Korea is the place of interest.
Mossums .... maybe someone has got the jump on them, hence the Koreans backing off. Red flag in my opinion until something concrete is advanced.
Has anybody noticed BLU's revival?
EDE and now BLG, everything old is new again, whats next a Geodynamics revival.
Some initial research and thought on this one tells me I am interested in it.
I don't do hunches, but hoped anyone following this one has more to ad. Been a long time since last post and can see why by the charts.
F.Rock
PS: last time I heard a price on projector globe's, was above $200 each...
Some initial research and thought on this one tells me I am interested in it.
I don't do hunches, but hoped anyone following this one has more to ad. Been a long time since last post and can see why by the charts.
F.Rock
PS: last time I heard a price on projector globe's, was above $200 each...
Wow, that's one big ass drop eh, as also aluded to in my post.
I say no one dares to rob @rnr even with blue eyes (BLG)@frugal.rock
Thanks for taking the time to reply and expanding on your initial post.
I now get that your interest is of a purely technical nature in relation to the products sold and unfortunately the market (as reflected by the share price) has not shared your enthusiasm over the last 20 months.
"Have you lost money on it Rob?" The answer is no (I have never owned this share).
Cheers,
Rob
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