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Thanks Dona, I noticed the halt today. Hopefully, it will mean some more upside after it created the lovely unchallenged Island Bottom pattern recently. I gave up trying to get in cheaper and bought in once it leapt the 200 boundary fence. Temptation of an Island Bottom was too great for me!In trading halt.
..... It is thought to be related to further detail and clarification around the hydrogen supply deal announced on Tuesday in Europe.
They have announced plans to supply 5 million tonnes per year of green hydrogen to Europe by 2030 in a partnership with giant European energy retailer E.on.
I am not sure I understand your question, are you saying your average buy in was only $0.17Got my shares part or the drp today, can anybody enlighten me why my average price shows as lower now?
My average buy in was ~17c previously, got my drp allocation today at ~18c, and my average shows as ~16c through my online broker.
Shouldn't my average go up now instead of down since drp allocation was higher then my average buy in?
I know I am not understanding something here, perhaps to do with franking credits?
sorry $ not c, not sure what I was thinkingI am not sure I understand your question, are you saying your average buy in was only $0.17
which platform are you using?
I am not familiar with that platform, but some platforms allow you to edit the price so you might be able to work it out manually and correct it.sorry $ not c, not sure what I was thinking
cmc markets as a default broker through Anz
I am not familiar with that platform, but some platforms allow you to edit the price so you might be able to work it out manually and correct it.
To work out capital gains it’s best to use the actual buy contracts.Ok thanx for the tip, will have to do that nobody wants to pay more cgt then they owe, not that I plan on selling anytime soon
How much expected green subsidiesInteresting idea by Twiggy.
Forrest floats US coal plant buy
The mining billionaire said he was considering investing in as many as 22 power stations in coal-dependent West Virginia which could be converted to use renewable energy.
Milk it while you can Twiggy.How much expected green subsidies
Further to Dona's article.In trading halt.
..... It is thought to be related to further detail and clarification around the hydrogen supply deal announced on Tuesday in Europe.
They have announced plans to supply 5 million tonnes per year of green hydrogen to Europe by 2030 in a partnership with giant European energy retailer E.on.
will there be a Europe in 2030 ( and will they have an economy worth trading with )
So an onshore windmill can generae about 2.5-3 MW of electricity... 450GW is 450000MW... So it will take 180,000-150,000 windmills...Fortescue green hydrogen goal needs 450GW of wind and solar by 2030
Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue Future Industries has revealed some of the extraordinary numbers behind its hugely ambitious goal to deliver 15 million tonnes of green hydrogen production a year by 2030.
It will require, according to FFI’s head in NSW Joshua Moran – some 150GW of hydrogen electrolysers and a phenomenal 450GW of renewable capacity, namely wind and solar.
That, to put in context, is around nine times the current capacity of large scale generation in Australia’s National Electricity Market. Global electrolyser production is currently around 1GW, although FFI plans to double that with a new factory it is building at Gladstone.
“That gives you an idea of what is required to achieve this ambition,” Moran told the Smart Energy Expo on Thursday.
FFI’s targets have been dismissed as “pie in the sky” by many commentators, and FFI itself has admitted it was a “very” stretch target when first unveiled.
But it is now confident that target is “very achievable” , according to CEO Julie Shuttleworth, given the growing demand, falling costs, and the accelerated switch to green alternatives to fossil fuels driven by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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