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There are more agreement's coming down the pike.
and it's the unknown's that surprise us the most. The unforeseen.
When they come they hit you right between the eye's. Boom!
More to follow!
The Clean Coal Technology market is expected to grow steadily over the next few years. The funds needed to develop innovative and effective technologies to reduce carbon emissions are expected to strengthen the global market soon. The increase in investment in clean coal technology and the widespread contributions of Japan and China are some of the factors that are expected to drive future Asia Pacific market growth.
Oh wait! There's more coming!
Great job CCTI!
Who would have thought more progress..American Thought leaders!
I predict more purchasing.
More "Propaganda".. more fake news.
More fake new's. I'm surprised World coal magazine allow's this kind of careless and unsubstantiated reporting. These reporters have been out to lunch forever. Humorous. published by Stephanie! A joke! considering the facts! they never heard of upgraded lower heat coals. Fake news.People like this should be fired. Very unprofessional.
No clear solution in sight for Powder River Basin coal producers, says Moody’s
Published by Stephanie Roker, Editor
World Coal, Friday, 12 April 2019 11:00
Coal producers in the Powder River Basin (PRB) of Eastern Wyoming and Montana – the largest US coal-producing region – face difficult business conditions today with no clear solution in sight, Moody’s Investors Service says in a new report.
“The PRB is the weakest coal basin today,” says Benjamin Nelson, VP-Senior Credit Officer at Moody’s. “Deteriorating business conditions in the PRB have led to production cuts by some major producers, financial stress for producers with weaker credit quality and a very difficult market for lower heat coals.”
The US coal industry is in a long-term secular decline driven by a combination of low cost natural gas, tighter regulations, and a trend toward more renewable energy. These factors that have made the PRB’s low sulfur, low heat coal less competitive as utilities continue to retire coal-fired power plants, adds Nelson.
Export opportunities are also less significant compared to other basins due to logistical difficulties, including public opposition to exporting coal from the US west coast. Coal producers in Appalachia and Illinois Basin have been more successful at exporting coal.
Moody’s does not expect consolidation among producers in the PRB in the near-term, which suggests the region's economics will not improve on a sustainable basis. And while major producers in the basin, including Peabody Energy and Arch Coal, are throttling back output, the industry remains fragmented and some smaller producers are still increasing production.
Oh yeah! I'm sure Mr. Eves and Mr. Neary could use your help!
Not true if you look at Japan which will build 57 new one's by 2030.
Look it up. look up.
1600 coal power plants in 62 country's. Think about it!
Read.Learn.Advance.
China is planning on financing more coal-fired power capacity beyond its borders than Germany currently operates, according to a new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
In an interview at last year’s UN climate conference, Li Junfeng, director of China’s National Centre for Climate Change Strategy, said, “We can’t require a developing country that is less developed than China to start decreasing coal consumption now, that is not possible.” China is helping other countries meet their coal power needs with the cleanest ultra-low emissions technology, he said.
The IEEFA report shows that the Chinese-financed coal plants have become more efficient, with fewer of the most carbon-intensive plants under development. These concurrent trends of continued coal power development, but with more efficient technology, mirror China’s own energy trajectory. Although the move toward greater efficiency carries some environmental and health benefits, it still defies the call for global decarbonisation.
China’s overseas coal plant development looms large
China is not a new entrant to global coal power development. A study conducted by the Global Environmental Institute in 2017 found that between 2001 and 2016, Chinese companies and banks were involved in 240 coal projects overseas with a total capacity of 251 gigawatts. Analysing public finance alone, the Natural Resources Defense Council showed that China has been the largest backer of overseas coal power in recent years.
IEEFA’s new report pulls back the curtain on China’s future plans. Its involvement in coal projects does not appear to be flagging: Chinese financial institutions and companies have committed or proposed to finance one quarter of the coal plants under development outside of China – 102 gigawatts of capacity spread across 23 countries.
In some cases, China’s financial pledges come from the very top. Bangladesh and China signed off on four Chinese-financed coal power plants during Xi Jinping’s 2016 state visit. State-owned energy companies have also enjoyed high-level support from industrial policies encouraging their overseas expansion, backed by financial support from China’s policy banks, which can offer low-interest loans. Thanks CCTI.
BEIJING, Feb. 12 (Xinhua) -- China has established the world's largest clean coal power generation system, setting a new milestone in cutting emissions and saving energy, the National Energy Administration (NEA) said Tuesday.
The country has beaten its target of ultra-low emission and energy conservation and transformation outlined in the country's 13th Five-Year Plan two years in advance, NEA said.
By the end of the third quarter of 2018, the capacity of the coal power generators with ultra-low emission in China reached more than 750 million kilowatts, accounting for over 75 percent of the country's total installed capacity of coal power generating units, data from the NEA showed.
Transformation of coal power generators resulted in an 86-percent decrease in sulfur dioxide emissions, 89-percent cut in nitrogen oxides, and 85 percent less smoke dust from 2012 to 2017, according to the China Electricity Council.
The NEA said it will continue to promote energy conservation and ultra-low emissions and speed up building a clean, efficient, and sustainable coal power industry. Thanks to CCTI
Any questions?
Remember the 6 license deals were a modest estimate! they are looking at possible 12 and the coal shipments were from 5-6.
Obviously not all 6-10 licenses will be completed at the same time
or in the 12 month being October. End of June, Independence Day! very realistic !
There are many plants being designed. Not just one.
They will notify everyone when they are ready to tell you.
Designs have to go through a final approval even after the design
is completed. What was stated in SEC does not mean the design has not
been completed either.
Some things the company is not allowed to comment on so we don't know
where their at but I am sure they are close to the end of it because
the add on stuff is minor piping and catch tanks that U of W has already
approved. Simple stuff! this was announced 4+ months ago.
and does not require long time to order and fabricate just like stated.
Since when does anybody believe what eves says on any given day.
As I recall some in here have said many times over that exact statement.
I'll call it by june. WNP deal.
No, I think its sooner rather than later because they keep repeating
2nd or 3rd. They are ready. Good Call*
The proof is right there in front of you.
Compared to Kemper 7 billion dollar project,
I think CCTI debt is so minor. This company has so much potential.
CCTI laid it all out in the SEC filing. What I like the most about
WNP deal is that 80 million dollars has already been funded for the project! and the design is complete. If WNP deal completes 1st, better be on look for more to follow.
Indeed. I'm betting on WNP contract first before any others which is no
small fish either. I did not get any clarity on whether WNP needed to
wait for testing of any coal through the new RE-DESIGNED test plant,only that they were waiting for final design plan from EPC contractors so I assume that is all they are waiting for is ( Approval ) of plan.
last I heard was the meeting was in kansas last Nov or Dec!
10K SEC listed WNP at top of agenda so well know soon enough.
They must be close.
Maybe up .02 next week.
Hardly. Estimate looks good. Keep up the good work boy's.
Wyoming New Power, a related party company, has agreed to sign a two million ton per license agreement to use Pristine M at a location in Wyoming. They have paid a non-refundable $100,000 deposit on the license agreement. The definitive license agreement is expected to be signed within 30 days of their receipt of a commercial design that they are working on with their EPC contractor. The agreement is expected to be completed in the second or third quarter of 2019. Wyoming New Power is a Related Party because it is controlled by a party that also controls the entity, which is the major lender and significant stockholder of the Company. *Good call.
• Jindal Steel & Power is expected to begin discussions with the Company to contract a commercial plant in in the second or third quarter of 2019, subject to outcome of the testing of its coal at our test facility which is expected to occur immediately following its reassembly in Wyoming. A bespoke commercial facility design will be undertaken after Jindal coal has been tested.
• The Company entered into a partnership with the University of Wyoming with the objective of using our suite of technologies to increase the use of and value of Wyoming Powder River Basin coal. The primary focus is on utilizing our technology to extract valuable derivative products from coal. The university spent most of 2018 working with our engineers to streamline our original test facility design in order to optimize the processed coal. The second generation test facility will enable the automatic extraction of byproducts including rare earth minerals, which will underpin further research on byproduct extraction.
• The Company has been engaged with AusTrade (The Australian Trade and Investment Commission) and through that relationship has partnered with three separate universities in Australia. Like the University of Wyoming these Universities have a focus on their local coal both from a beneficiation perspective and also to extract derivative byproducts from coal using our technology.
• The Company met with and has engaged in discussions with the Minister for Coal in India and Coal India Limited, a government-owned coal mining company. As at March 2019 they are awaiting the assembly of the second generation test facility so they can send coal to Wyoming for testing.
• The company continues negotiations with a number of the senior management of some of the largest Energy companies in India, Russia and Indonesia. As at March 2019 we continue to advance commercial terms with these parties. Upon completion of the reassembly of the test facility in Wyoming. Arrangements are being made for these companies to send 500 tons of their coal each to the facility for testing. This is expected in the second or third quarter of 2019. We are also closely watching the Indonesian national elections scheduled for April 2019 which could result in a more positive approach to coal production and usage in their country.
Now we wait.
Black Diamond Group are not fool's.
CCTI eliminating dust prevents buildup on transfer chute's
for PRB coal thus reducing costs in retooling for the entire industry
and eliminating environmental hazards risk.
https://www.power-eng.com/articles/print/volume-116/issue-10/features/handling-prb-coal.html
Clean Coal Technologies,inc.
is providing very important solutions to very real problems.
https://www.power-eng.com/articles/print/volume-116/issue-10/features/handling-prb-coal.html
Only fools rush to judgement!
Could be like buying Amazon @ 3.19
Keep the theory coming.
I think it's important to emphasize that from
a long term investor perspective, We can see
the long term talking point is turning to a short term gain!
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