[ed3/6me]

Wow! Please include this in us!

[Topfuel]

Nice find I just seen the post from Esmeralda

[RaptorU]

Definetely It looks promising!!

[future123]

Falaknqz talking about energy projects an his investments in renewables.
So untresting.

[future123]

The result of an alliance between the Emirati “Concorde Alliance” and the Swiss “Morand Huling”.
Launching the "Morand" project to charge electric cars in two minutesThe result of an alliance between the Emirati “Concorde Alliance” and the Swiss “Morand Huling”.
Launching the "Morand" project to charge electric cars in two minutes

en the Emirati “Concorde Alliance” and the Swiss “Morand Huling”.
Launching the "Morand" project to charge electric cars in two minutes

Source:
Dubai - Emirates Today
the date: December 10, 2023
Dubai witnessed the launch of the “Morand” project for electric car charging systems with modern technology that takes only two minutes, the time to fully charge the car. It is a technology developed by the Swiss engineering company “Morand Hauling”. The project is the result of a partnership and alliance between the Swiss company and the Emirati “Concord Alliance” investment company to provide rechargeable batteries. With a capacity of about 7.2 kWh, a small city car can cover up to 70 kilometers in full electricity or about 305 kilometers in hybrid mode.
The recharging time is just under two minutes, and the battery life cycle can be recharged 50,000 times compared to regular batteries, which have a lifespan of 2000-3000 recharging cycles. The partnership agreement was signed on the sidelines of the activities of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28), between Esmeralda Chekjao, CEO of Concord Alliance Investment Company, and Benoît Morand, founder of Morand Hauling, in the presence of Abdelrahman Falaknaz, Chairman of the Board of Directors. Management of Concord Alliance Investment Company, Mansour Falaknaz, advisor to Concord Alliance Investment, and Gladys Morand, a shareholder in Morand Holing.
Abdul Rahman Falaknaz[color=red][color=red][/color][/color], Chairman of the Board of Directors of Concord Alliance Investment Company, said: “The partnership and launch of the new project comes in line with the vision of the wise leadership of the United Arab Emirates to reduce the carbon footprint, and the project is a contribution to reducing carbon dioxide emissions, in an era in which the primary focus of all Countries must protect our environment by using renewable energy, and the new technology used in the Morand project can play a major role in achieving the desired goals in the region.”
“I am very happy to bring this technology to the UAE, a country that provides abundant opportunities for everyone,” said Esmeralda Shikjao, CEO of Concord Alliance Investment Company, adding: “This technology could represent the beginning of a new era in the field of sustainable mobility.” She added: “We are very pleased to work in line with the vision of the UAE leadership. Our leaders have taken a big step towards the future of climate protection by organizing the 28th Climate Change Conference of the Parties, which is a great success. She stressed that the best of this technology The partnership is that we are entering it within the framework of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28). She continued: “The CESA Advanced Hybrid system that Morand follows has a long life cycle with very low maintenance requirements,” noting that “temperature has little effect on performance.” It is safer than other storage systems with built-in fire resistance.
Benoit Morand, founder of Morand Hauling, expressed his happiness after signing the partnership and said that he is confident of obtaining an unprecedented result and success with this technology. "I am really proud to represent my country. It is a great honor to sign a partnership in the UAE, and I hope to achieve unprecedented success with this technology that is five years


https://www.emaratalyoum.com/business/local/2023-12-10-1.1807943

[RaptorU]

so.. we're in the same boat!!

[Topfuel]

A classic be careful when chuming the water
You might need a bigger boat

https://makeagif.com/i/MytMSF

[future123]

Ministerial for Climate, Balluku presents the progress of Albania - Declarations are signed by the Ministers of 123 countries for the tripling of renewable energy
16:46 - 05/12/2023

Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, at the same time Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, has participated in the Ministerial held within the UN Climate Change Conference COP 28, in the United Arab Emirates.

In the meeting attended by 123 countries, a commitment was made to put any project or state policy at the top of the list.

Deputy Prime Minister Balluku has presented to the Ministerial the achievements so far and Albania's plans regarding the diversification of renewable resources.

At the Ministerial, the representatives of 123 countries have signed a joint declaration committing to triple the installed capacity of renewable sources by 2030.

https://scantv.al/ministeriali-per-klimen-balluku-paraqet-ecurine-e-shqiperise-nenshkruhet-deklaratat-nga-ministrat-e-123-shteteve-per-trefishimin-e-energjise-se-rinovueshme/?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-article-content

[Schekin]

My shares
are not for sale.
Not for sale to a whale,
or an MM,
Not for sale!
Not for 1, not for 2 nor 5 or more!
Not for sale.
That’s the score!

[RaptorU]

Until I see the filings I would not accept any proposal

[RaptorU]

yeah.. mine are not available.. I'm so sorry lol

[enthalpy]

How about open at $4 pay up?

[enthalpy]

Now they want our shares. After 10 years they can pay up!!!!

[RaptorU]

Great sign for sure!! Tick tock tick tock

[JoeMonte1]

It's a great sign when outsiders want our shares. The clock for a great surprise is ticking. i am speculating 1st quarter for all Filings.

[future123]

People who knows some facts going actually are desperated trying tu buy shares. Last week one of them gets so heavy trying to convince me after have contacted with PSPW administrators.
I hope he is reading this, but I don think that.
Sorry for my english

[JoeMonte1]

Falak has some kind of plan for PSPW. im looking forward to Filings to see what the future brings to the table. He has kept PSPW afloat all these years and when he is ready, we will see a strong return. My opinion based on all the DD the last couple years.

[LovePennyStock]

Looks like someone is trying hard to grab some shares before the RM news day, hahaha. I am willing to sell 1000 shares for $3. Go, go, go, PSPW !!!

[ed3/6me]

Would love a 900%increase several more times

[JoeMonte1]

Amazing to see Green today even though we can not trade. hopefully soon ! Lets load the boat .

[Schekin]

Yikes! 650 shares traded! PSPW

[future123]

I have been in contact with an Albanian official and I expressed my opinion about the Shala project, telling him that for me it was an unviable project.
He replied, "I wouldn't say that, it can wake up from one day to the next."
Although for me the Shala project is insignificant....

[ed3/6me]

Believe in falak...not Albania pspw

[JoeMonte1]

It's a respectful reply after all the years of speculation and no direction from Falak. I still believe in miracles even at 60. Wish you a Merry Christmas.

[Helikon]

Hmm, witch year end you mean. 2024, 2025, 2026 ..and so on.
I don´t believe in Falak. Still wonderful days

[JoeMonte1]

Falak definitely knows how to test our patience. I'm hoping he drops a Christmas bomb on us by year end. Go PSPW!

[future123]

Multifunctional Center in Vjosa Park - Rama: We are in the phase of reviewing the protected areas
14:23 - 12/06/2023

Three studios selected among 16 applications, presented their projects for the Multifunctional Center and Information Stations, which will be built in the Vjosa National Park. The center will serve as a place of meeting, information, dialogue, scientific research and exchange between different visitors, while the winning project will be chosen by a jury composed of the best Albanian and international experts, with the participation of Prime Minister Edi Rama .

I have the full conviction that this project, which will begin to materialize immediately after the selection of the winner, will be the project that will open exactly that path of future perspective, not only for fish and for birds and for flowers, but and for the people and above all for the girls and boys who grow up in the middle of this miracle of nature, but who cannot live only by looking at nature, but need to find all the reasons to build their lives in that area, having the opportunity to live as well as Vjosa himself, protected, supported and financed by their economic and social activity.

Meanwhile, Rama also spoke about the draft law that was submitted by 12 deputies of the Socialist Party for changes in the law "On protected areas", which aims to open construction roads within the territories that have protection status.

Today, we are in a phase of revising the protected areas that come as a result of a continuous persistent request of a considerable number of mayors, who are aware of the need to consolidate nature, but who are naturally ambitious and under great pressure for economic and social development. And the combination of these two is a must. So, neither the fantasizing of one party to oppose everything, nor the unquestioned need to touch everything in the name of development, should prevent us from finding a balance as harmonious as possible between the two, which the program and the project of Vjosa as a national park will continue to guide us and whoever will be in front of us to show us how nature is protected, how we should be aware of the protection of nature, how we should not touch anything around us we will remember the Vjosa National Park.

Even the MPs who submitted the draft argue the need to change the law with the obstacles created on the ground to develop projects within areas that enjoy protection status, which the current law prohibits due to the irreversible damage they cause to the environment.

Ola Mitre / SCAN

https://scantv.al/qender-multifunksionale-ne-parkun-e-vjoses-rama-jemi-ne-faze-rishikimi-te-zonave-te-mbrojtura/?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-article-content

[sctts]

That was obvious when they transitioned from global warming to climate change
Many scientists predict another Maunder Minimum, things will be getting chilly soon
Going to need a lot of RELIABLE, cheap energy
Nuclear is the best bet
Although in 30 years I fully expect some new fuel to be our energy source
I trust Freeman Dyson's analysis, our technology will deliver a efficient solution
No need to cripple our economies presently for inefficient and unreliable energy sources

[Schekin]

[Schekin]

I agree with that guy but it doesn’t change the trajectory of the energy industry. Fortunately for PSPW!

[sctts]

HERO & TRUTHSPEAKER
Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber,
COP28 President-designate, and UAE's Special Envoy for Climate Change, H.E.:
'I'm not in any way signing up to any discussion that is alarmist.
'There is no science out there, or no scenario out there, that says that the phase-out of fossil fuel is what's going to achieve 1.5C.
'Please help me, show me the roadmap for a phase-out of fossil fuel that will allow for sustainable socioeconomic development, unless you want to take the world back into caves.'

Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Southern California, a PhD in business and economics from Coventry University, and an MBA from the California State University at Los Angeles.

[future123]

Climate finance takes centre stage at COP28 climate talks
By Simon Jessop, Maha El Dahan and Hadeel Al Sayegh
December 4, 20239:04 AM GMT-3Updated 15 min ago

DUBAI, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Money pledges grabbed the spotlight again at COP28 in Dubai on Monday as delegates turned their focus to the yawning gap in the need for climate finance and what's on offer.

The United Arab Emirates, the host of this year's conference, pledged $270 billion in green finance by 2030 through its banks, and several development banks made fresh moves to scale up their funding efforts, including by agreeing to pause debt repayments when disaster strikes.

But leaders of the region's biggest economy and the world's biggest oil producer Saudi Arabia have so far not attended the U.N. summit, in sharp contrast to their participation in last year's COP27 conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

On Monday, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, energy minister and the key climate negotiator, for the kingdom, was a no-show at the Saudi Green Initiative. De facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman also did not deliver a speech to world leaders as scheduled on Friday.

VAST NEEDS
The amount of cash needed for the energy transition, climate adaptation and disaster relief is overwhelming.

A report released Monday estimated that emerging markets and developing countries will need $2.4 trillion a year in investment to cap emissions and adapt to the challenges posed by climate change.

"The world is not on track to realise the goals of the Paris Agreement. The reason for this failure is a lack of investment, particularly in emerging market and developing countries outside China," said co-author Nicholas Stern, chair of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment.


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DUBAI, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Money pledges grabbed the spotlight again at COP28 in Dubai on Monday as delegates turned their focus to the yawning gap in the need for climate finance and what's on offer.

The United Arab Emirates, the host of this year's conference, pledged $270 billion in green finance by 2030 through its banks, and several development banks made fresh moves to scale up their funding efforts, including by agreeing to pause debt repayments when disaster strikes.

But leaders of the region's biggest economy and the world's biggest oil producer Saudi Arabia have so far not attended the U.N. summit, in sharp contrast to their participation in last year's COP27 conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

On Monday, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, energy minister and the key climate negotiator, for the kingdom, was a no-show at the Saudi Green Initiative. De facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman also did not deliver a speech to world leaders as scheduled on Friday.

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VAST NEEDS
The amount of cash needed for the energy transition, climate adaptation and disaster relief is overwhelming.

A report released Monday estimated that emerging markets and developing countries will need $2.4 trillion a year in investment to cap emissions and adapt to the challenges posed by climate change.

"The world is not on track to realise the goals of the Paris Agreement. The reason for this failure is a lack of investment, particularly in emerging market and developing countries outside China," said co-author Nicholas Stern, chair of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment.

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"The central challenge is to accelerate and implement the fostering and financing of this investment from a range of sources."

Vulnerable countries that are already being hit by costly climate disasters are asking for billions more through a newly formed disaster fund, although current pledges are only around $700 million.

"Unless we have an urgent set of decision-making, we are going to suffer what every parent suffers from - exciting expectations and being unable to deliver," said Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley, who has become a prominent voice in global discussions about mobilising climate finance.
https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/climate-finance-takes-centre-stage-cop28-climate-talks-2023-12-04/?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-article-content

[future123]

The US pledges $3 billion to the green climate fund at COP28!
12:02 - 12/03/2023

The United States has pledged $3 billion to the Green Climate Fund, Vice President Kamala Harris said Saturday in Dubai at the UN's COP28 climate summit.

The fund, with more than $20 billion in pledges, is the largest international fund dedicated to supporting climate action in developing countries.

The latest pledge, which Reuters first reported, will be in addition to another $2 billion previously committed by the United States.

Sources said the commitment was subject to availability of funds. The politically divided US Congress must authorize the funding. US Vice President Kamala Harris announced the pledge in her speech at the summit.

"Today I'm also proud to announce a new $3 billion pledge to the Green Climate Fund, which helps developing countries invest in resilience, clean energy and nature-based solutions," she said.

The fund's facilitators said in October that the current second round of top-ups had brought about $9.3 billion in pledges to finance projects in climate-vulnerable counties between 2024 and 2027.

However, the pledges so far represent a fraction of the roughly $250 billion that developing countries would need each year by 2030 just to adapt to a warmer world, according to the United Nations. In addition to supporting climate adaptation, the fund also finances projects to help countries transition to clean energy.

Harris, who is representing the United States at COP28 in place of President Joe Biden, is part of a US delegation that also includes climate envoy John Kerry and dozens of senior administration officials and cabinet members.

“It was important to both the president and the vice president to make sure that a leader from the United States was at the COP,” one official said, adding that Harris wanted “to make sure we're telling the world the story of the progress we've made. in the USA"

Edel Strazimiri / SCAN

https://scantv.al/shba-premton-3-miliarde-dollare-per-fondin-e-klimes-se-gjelber-ne-cop28/

[LovePennyStock]

Fingers crossed, hope Falak will give us a Christmas or New year surprise !!! Drop that nuclear bomb, PSPW ! ! !

[TESLIN]

The Reverse!!!!!!!! LOL ,Best.

[Topfuel]

This guy knows

[ed3/6me]

The reverse or the dam?

[Kickstand55]

Hey Top, I have to know. Which came first, the chicken or the eggs?

[JoeMonte1]

That's a great scene. Have a great weekend.

[LovePennyStock]

Looking forward to RM news and filings before EOY. Go, PSPW !!!

[Topfuel]

PSPW shareholders your Friday laugh

[enthalpy]

It gives me hope i dont believe the Albanian government.

[enthalpy]

Nice except Albania isn't worth investing in when there are many 1st world countries that are stable and have better legal protection. Its too corrupt like Russia and Ukraine.