Venge,
Appreciate your speculative insights, but like many in this forum, can never understand why they downplay a stock with such large potential.
Without being facetious:
- Kilowatt (kW) is equal to one thousand watts (103 W)
- Megawatt (MW) is equal to one million watts (106 W)
- Gigawatt (GW) is equal to one billion watts (109 W) or 1 gigawatt = 1000 megawatts
The largest power generator in Australia is Eraring power station (Loy Yang A and B are counted as separate power stations). It comprises four 720 MW coal fired generator units and one 42 MW diesel generator.With overall generating capacity of 2 922 MW, 2.922 GW. It accounts for approximately 25% of N.S.W power requirements.
Installed capacity of existing energy projects in the national electricity market (NEM) in Australia as of May 2021, by energy source in megawatts:
Reference:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/984457/australia-installed-energy-capacity-in-nem-by-source/
The HyEnergy Project will commence at 8 GW and has the potential to progress to 50 GW. Having the potential to produce larger volumes of energy than the North West shelf project.
This project, subsequently, this stock, is visionary with an unconstrained upside.
Historically, there is only one similar industrial transformation for time comparison:
This project will be of national significance and will climb rapidly in price. Those buying under $0.20 are getting the bargain of the forthcoming financial year.
Setting speculative prices, are that, not worth considering. The market will the value and the market moves rapidly once finite value is attributed to a stock.
To every fellow investor, it's time to stop thinking of this is a slow burn (quite amazed whenever this term is used for this stock) it is is going to occur rapidly.
The orders will already be negotiated, the initial project costed and the commencement will occur at a staggering pace.
The only thing which will be surprising, who are the additional partners to assist with risk mitigation?
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