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Active Energy Group PLC is advancing a diversified portfolio of renewable energy solutions, including solar, wind, and battery storage, to meet the growing global demand for clean, sustainable power. The company is committed to accelerating the energy transition by integrating innovative technologies and resilient financial strategies, including a cryptocurrency treasury comprising assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. At the core of its growth strategy is its internationally IP-protected technology, CoalSwitch®—a revolutionary biomass-based, drop-in replacement for coal. With this proprietary clean fuel, Active Energy aims to lead the shift away from fossil fuels, leveraging CoalSwitch to scale its impact and drive the next phase of sustainable energy innovation.
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A glance at the stories on the Proactive newswire today.
Analyst Julie Simmonds at broker Panmure Gordon said: “No negative or positive read through on the likely outcome of the trial can be made from the statement”
With around an hour and a half of trading to go in London, the FTSE 100 was up about 11 points at 7,308, holding off the day’s peak of 7,322
The company said the reorganisation will allow it to focus more on its CoalSwitch and forestry management divisions
Some the largest risers and fallers in London at 1500: Infinity Energy, Zegona, Mobile Sytems
AEG said it plans to build the first commercial-scale plant for its revolutionary biomass product
FTSE 100 shares ended higher on Wednesday, thanks to buoyancy in the pharma and mining sectors while a US rate card was considered in the bag, priced and sold on the market
While the group is weathering the effects of political unrest in the Black Sea region as best it can, its CoalSwitch technology, which cleanses raw timber biomass, is the area that looks to offer the best growth opportunities
Some the biggest rises and falls in London at 12 noon: Beowulf, Duet Real Estate, Servision
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FTSE 100 shares ended higher on Wednesday, as Unilever talked up a review to show more shareholder value and Lloyds Banking posted its highest profit in a decade
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After unveiling deals in India on both Wednesday and Thursday, Windar came up with seven more on Friday, including its first test in Korea.
The company has just drawn an initial US$2mln from a US$6mln five-year unsecured facility arranged in November with Dubai-based financier Linarus FZE
Pre-drill estimates for Lincoln suggested it was host to 250 million ‘recoverable’ barrels of crude. Hurricane says after early analysis that figure looks conservative.
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CEO Richard Spinks said the decision to take more shares was a vote of confidence in the company
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Solar Plexus: the wellhead equipment rental firm enjoys its day in the sun
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Elsewhere, Haydale Graphene agrees a development deal with Araldite maker; Akers Biosciences hails its “highly successful” diabetes trial; Tissue Regenix signs it first European distribution agreements; plus much more…