I agree with and like the stack retrofit idea. However, the problem with this becomes location and climate. There might be plenty of stacks that could be retrofitted by SWET, but based on what has been shared so far, a large portion of how this project may 'potentially' work, is also dependent on the climate. There might be a perfect stack to use, but in the wrong place geographically.
I do think that if another company has contacted SWET and asked them to look into this, then they themselves are interested in pursuing the same endeavors as what SWET is trying to accomplish. Got to start somewhere, somehow...Instead of whining and complaining about how much the price has dropped, and not going back up fast enough. Obviously some investors don't fully grasp the concept of investing in highly speculative and risky projects like SWET, and should sit on the sidelines and watch in silence or sell their shares altogether and move on to more conservative less risky investments like Disney.
