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Reddwalf, i personally welcome researched input.

You are clearly passionate about renewable energy and on top of your subject. It is time for this debate to move from talk to action and Govt and individual  acceptance of responsibility  to the environmental conservation.

I personally try to be up to date on the general play but time is not my friehd. I would say a high persentage of holders in TNG are attracted for ethical reasons as well as fundamentals. The SP clealy forwarns that the market does not yet see TNG close to a de risked investment. I would take a different view but i am cirtainly no expert in investment. Of late my optimism in TNG has got a blood nose but i believe in the findamentals, the commodity cycle and the moment. We are about to see a significant shift into renewables in all sectors not just grid electricity supply but other types of  power consumption imo. It is overdue and necessary not only to attempt to preserve the globe as we know it but because we have a responibilty to do so. 

I have no idea how thouroughly youve looked at TNG as a company, the sector generally or other entities. If youve given it only once over lightly maybe dig a bit deeper and with some prudent timing it might be worth a punt. Timing is of course an important part of the equation.