Global Nomad
24 May 2017
RNS - new tech and trading A new way to apply graphene in structural uses. Agreement for development. Trading in line, though cash higher than expected.
sage in the hills
23 Apr 2017
Re: repeating Sage in the Hill's questio... A good spot oneway .....but as you say, this is their statement of intent, and their dream .....Modern Water are ALREADY established in the technology, research and infrastructure of desalination testing and development ... hence their confirmed link up with Manchester.I would think that Nanochem are therefore still several miles down the road ....SAGE
onewayticket
18 Apr 2017
Re: repeating Sage in the Hill's question !! I found this over the BH weekend on trawling through the Graphene Nanochem RNS's. Graphene Nanochem seem to have reorganised their business with a focus on 3 specific areas one of which is water treatment and desalination.• The Group announced on 11th April 2016 its business reorganization strategy, which is ongoing• Best in class partnerships have been established for implementation of current and identified projects• Two new divisions to complement the Nanofluids division for growth, namely the Water & Polymer divisions with current and identified projects• Strategic focus by the Group is currently on the three high margin platforms, the nanofluids (oil field chemicals) and water treatment, and enhanced building materials offerings with strategic partnerships and alliances entered into and efforts are continuing in building other long term sustainable partnerships and alliances.Water Treatment• Within the Water Treatment offerings the Group is able to source, treat and distribute water in a cost effective manner. Current focus sectors are clean drinking water, desalination, processed & produced water, and sewage & waste water treatment. etc "[link] sure of there is similar on AGM. Own due diligence
sage in the hills
11 Apr 2017
Detail of MWG news ... University of Manchester and Masdar's collaborative graphene-based water desalination project gets a $500,000 boostMar 29, 2017The University of Manchester and The UAE-based Masdar Institute of Science and Technology have announced a $500,000 (AED1.8 million) funding from the UK, for a recently declared collaborative research program. It seems that this funding is directly aimed at a project that uses graphene to improve water desalination techniques.Global resource management leader Veolia, UK-based membrane processes technologies leader Modern Water and leading mineral project developer Neometals, will participate in this collaborative research project as industrial partners and potential end-users.Permalink read more Read the full story Posted: Mar 29, 2017SAGE
sage in the hills
11 Apr 2017
Time to review strength and effectiveness of team again 1th April 2017 Applied Graphene Materials plc ("Applied Graphene Materials", "the Group" or "the Company"
Interim results for the six months ended 31 January 2017 Applied Graphene Materials, the producer of specialty graphene materials, is pleased to announce its interim results for the period ended 31 January 2017. Operational highlights· First graphene production orders received from Century Composites for inclusion in a range of fishing rods· Initial orders from SHD Composites for launch of MTC9800, a series of graphene enhanced pre-impregnated materials· Collaboration with Airbus Space and Defence for satellite application with adoption expected in 2018· Progressing final formulations with James Briggs Ltd for inclusion in aerosol primers· Over 110 evaluation samples provided in the period, including 35 to new customers· Increased intellectual property and know-how with further expansion of our graphene nanoplatelet product range· Strengthened management and commercial teams across key areas· Initiation of modular product capacity expansion to meet anticipated near term demand Financial overview· EBITDA* Loss of £2.0 million (2016: loss of £2.1 million)· Loss before tax Loss of £2.1 million (2016: loss of £2.3 million)· Cash at bank £5.6 million (2016: £10.2 million)· Diluted EPS Loss of 9.3 pence per share (2016: loss of 13.2 pence)SAGE
sage in the hills
11 Apr 2017
Re: repeating Sage in the Hill's question !! 28 March 2017Modern Water plc(“Modern Water”Modern Water to contribute to cutting-edge graphene researchwith the Masdar Institute and the University of ManchesterModern Water plc (AIM: MWG), the owner of world-leading technologies for water andwastewater treatment and for water quality monitoring, is pleased to announce that it has beenchosen to contribute its design and development capabilities to a new research project run bythe Masdar Institute of Science and Technology and the University of Manchester.The research will examine the viability of using graphene to improve water desalinationtechniques and has been awarded US$ 500,000 funding from the UK government’s Departmentfor Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy in partnership with the British Council.Modern Water will add its knowledge and expertise in water treatment and membrane designto the project. The research division of Veolia, the world-leading environmental services group,has also been selected to take part in the research.The aim of the project is to design and engineer nano-structures for graphene-based electrodesand membranes and look to develop systems for desalination and water purification applications.Emerging capacitive deionization and membrane-based desalination technology are believed tohave the potential to help meet global water demands in a more energy-efficient manner.Integrating the nano-structured hierarchical graphene into the electrodes and membrane ishoped to overcome the limiting factors of conventional materials by lowering energyconsumption, increasing water production efficiency and reducing membrane fouling.Dr Linda Zhou, professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the Masdar Institute,said: “[O]ur main objective is to develop a two-dimensional materials-based solutions fordesalination and water purification in the form of a next-generation graphene-based electrodesand membranes. Our end goal is to transfer these research outcomes into water technologiesso we can have a real-world impact on the global issue of water security.”Simon Humphrey, CEO of Modern Water commented: “We are delighted to take part in suchexciting research in an area which could be of great value to future water treatment and supply.We are confident that our leading know-how in membrane processes and desalination will be ofsignificant benefit to the project and we are looking forward to working alongside our newresearch colleagues.”For further information, please see [link] on our website to receive regular updates on Modern Water plc by email:[link] further information please contact:Notes to Editors:About Modern WaterModern Water owns, installs and operates world-leading membrane technology and develops and suppliesadvanced systems for water monitoring. Its shares trade on the Alternative Investment Market of theLondon Stock Exchange.Modern Water has developed and commercialised world-leading patented Forward Osmosis desalinationtechnology which can be used in a variety of industries. Its benefits include lower energy consumption,improved water quality and lower environmental impact. With a sales presence in almost 60 countries,the Group's Monitoring Division includes a leading real-time continuous toxicity monitor and trace metalanalysers for monitoring the quality of drinking water.www.modernwater.comSAGE
Dubliner2
10 Apr 2017
repeating Sage in the Hill's question !! Please does anyone know if AGM have the rights to this ??
sage in the hills
10 Apr 2017
This is from 2012 !!!! ... 5 years ago .... [link]
MyHobby
04 Apr 2017
Re: Desalination potential..... Either this lot or Grapheme Nanochem. Can't find IP owner on Web
sage in the hills
04 Apr 2017
Desalination potential..... ....at Manchester .....Does Applied Graphene own or control the rights to this ........ ?SAGE
II Editor
08 Aug 2016
NEW ARTICLE: Tie-up rescues AIM graphene group from all-time low "After four months of testing, the results are in: LSE:AGM:Applied Graphene Materials has just created a new paint coating six times better than the standard base material. Off the back of this success and in a bid to launch a new product by 2017, ..."[link]
sage in the hills
21 Dec 2015
2 years now £ 33million left, and £ 100,000 of turnover ......SAGE
sage in the hills
21 Dec 2015
Fresh blood The main difficulty , it seems to me, is that ALL Graphene -based companies struggle to find an application that is mass cash generative.Even though the product, graphene, has amazing properties, it is a case of identifying applications and markets that will generate the cash.I think motor industry, all forms of transport, filtration, recycling ... are some of the more rewarding places to look.SAGE
Ben
16 Nov 2015
9% down - any ideas.
