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Catalysed fusion power solution tackles CO₂ emissions for concrete & refractory industry

Catalysed fusion specialists at ENG8 have devised a solution to help tackle the main sources of CO₂ emissions in energy, cement and ceramics production by providing a pollution-free, cost-effective, energy solution and turning carbon dioxide capture into a profitable synthetic fuels business.The team at ENG8 has already developed and produced a 500 tonne/annum capacity CO₂ processing pilot plant and plans to tackle the main emissions sources with two core EnergiCell® technologies: Catalysed fusion (low energy nuclear reaction) as a CO₂ neutral process for the cost-effective production of energy in the form of electricity, heat, and hydrogen and oxygen (for furnaces); Synthetic fuels [...]

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CEPEC Thought leaders

Thought Leaders’ Summit: Transitioning to Net Zero

Bringing together the best minds in business to re-evaluate strategies for net zero and for making improved investment decisions, the CEPEC Thought Leaders’ Summit takes place on Wednesday 9th October at London Wall. The event hosts a wide range of influential speakers driving climate solutions and policy. Our Founder and Chairman, Nick Dimmock will be presenting all of our current 350 PPM client opportunities during the session on new technologies. Delegates will hear about the latest developments at EnviraBoard, ENG8, Organic Heat Exchangers, Megawatt Mosaic and our 350 GO fund (global opportunities). This CEPEC event is a live fund-raising event where green companies, energy [...]

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350 PPM shares now trading at JP Jenkins

We’re delighted to announce that shares in 350 PPM Limited have been admitted to trade on JP Jenkins share dealing platform. Veronika Oswald, Commercial Director at JP Jenkins, said: “JP Jenkins is proud to welcome 350 PPM, a pioneering investment firm focused on climate change and sustainable investment, to our share dealing platform. “By joining JP Jenkins, 350 PPM will gain access to a broader investor base, enhancing liquidity and expanding its reach within the private investment community. This partnership reflects our shared commitment to supporting companies that drive positive environmental impact, and we look forward to seeing 350 PPM's continued growth [...]

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Greentech Festival

Greentech Festival Connect London: Turning crisis into opportunity

The Greentech Festival (GTF) Connect takes place at Ministry of Sound in London on 4th and 5th September. The GTF conference provides a stage for bold pioneers, visionaries and outstanding leaders to come together and discuss the sustainable business solutions that will be needed to enact lasting change. An inspiring program of keynotes, panel discussions and hands-on bootcamps will provide participants with deep insights into the current state of future sustainable business and global policy. See you there? Book your FREE tickets here. In October 2018, the Greentech Festival was just an idea conceived by former Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg [...]

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GreenMine secures advance assurance for Enterprise Investment Scheme

We’re pleased to report that GreenMine has been awarded advanced assurance for the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS). This assurance confirms that HMRC agrees that an investment in GreenMine would meet the conditions of a venture capital scheme and that the company can issue certificates to investors to claim tax relief. All businesses applying for the EIS must submit extensive data for HMRC’s due diligence process, including the business plan and financial forecasts, how investments will be used, details of all trading, activities and expenditures, and the investor proposal. What is the EIS? The EIS was launched in 1994 by the UK government as a [...]

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Mirec Report 2018 – The BIG Mexico Renewable Energy Report

Author: Nick Dimmock, Head of Corporate Finance 350 PPM Ltd. Mexico is one of the hottest global renewable energy markets and is currently the second largest power market in Latin America with US$110 billion of investment in the generation, transmission and distribution sectors forecast until 2030. Only five years ago, the generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity were all exclusively managed by the state-owned utility (and monopoly), the Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE). The energy sector attracted little foreign investment and had only a few operational renewable energy projects. All that changed in 2014, when, as part of a package of [...]

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EIS Outcomes

Likely EIS Outcomes - Park Lane Or Brick Lane, Monte Carlo or Bust Posted By: Andrew Walker Original Author: Nicholas Dimmock Source: 350 PPM Ltd Compliance Status: This article has been approved by Kession Capital as a Financial Promotion. Status / Reproduction Status: (either) This article has been written and compiled by 350 PPM Ltd which is an Appointed Representative of Kession Capital Limited (FRN: 582160) which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK. About the Author: Nick Dimmock worked in the city up to January 2002, latterly as a Trainee Institutional Equity Salesperson in the UK office of Raymond James Financial, [...]

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Stranded Assets and Potentially The Next Economic Shock

THE ECONOMIC CYCLE I subscribe to the 18-year economic cycle theory. I studied Behavioural Finance during my MBA and then completed my Thesis on The Cycle of Investor Emotions. As such, bearing in mind that we remember the last 3 years most clearly, it is no surprise to me that reliably, about every 7 years we (the human race) get ahead of ourselves and every 14 years, every significantly ahead of ourselves. Most of these shocks start with a crisis of confidence, maybe a fear of heights, but the crisis of confidence is based on some factor or another and at this point [...]

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$2.5trn of global financial assets at risk from climate change

$2.5 trillion of global financial assets are at risk from the effects of climate change, according to a report. The report, produced by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), the Grantham Research Institute and Vivid Economics, looks at the value at risk (VaR) associated with financial assets should global temperatures increase by 2.5°C by 2100. This warming figure is believed by the report’s authors to be the ‘business-as-usual’ emissions path if all of the commitments made at December’s landmark Paris agreement are implemented. The summit concluded with an agreement to limit global warming to 2°C but the commitments made [...]

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