carbon tax no more?, page-12

Tehehe "Shrug" that brightened up my day somewhat Sdaji, thanks for that.

During your exhaustive (im being sarcastic) research into AEB did you ever come across an announcement that contained something like "Lufthansa will arrange 100 % funding for the project" ?

I certainly did and I think thats where that line of conversation came from buddy.

While we are talking about research, I got a prompt reply from Roger Stroud today with some answers and explanations.

the short version was something like this:

50 easily scaled up to 400 Modules per month produced in Sydney depending on how much they want to throw at it funding wise.

The 6 euro carbon tax makes that about $9 AUD as this price goes up and the AUD falls further we could be back around the $20 mark rather soon.

nice to see that some people are looking past the ends of their noses isn't it.

With regards to the SGS validation, it hasn't and was never going to be a case of SGS sauntering in and ticking a few boxes, slapping a sticker in the side of a container and handing Roger a certificate.

It has been a fine tuning of the system and "The technology advances achieved during the initial exercise, have made the wait very worthwhile."

He did indicate a revised date that the SGS results would aim be released but I don't wanna add any hearsay to the mix so ill let everyone find out for themselves.

Lufthansa and Holcim waiting on SGS results before progressing any further.

So really all in all from what I have read today i'm pretty happy to take Sdaji's constant down ramping (however he has added some balance to the forum which is not a bad thing) and wait and see.

Also the idea that because big oil hasn't managed to do it yet that algae.tech can't possibly do it is the biggest load of codshit I have ever heard, you can throw all the cash you want at something but if you don't have the right people with the revolutionary ideas your never going to get anywhere. Money doesn't make breakthroughs, people do. And in this case the AEB team just may have done that.