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Aemetis Awarded the First CO2 Sequestration Characterization Well Permit Issued by the State of California Aemetis Carbon Capture subsidiary achieves full permitting to drill a CO2 sequestration characterization well on the 24-acre Riverbank site acquired in 2022; Site preparation and access road for drilling equipment already completed   CUPERTINO, Calif. – July 18, 2023 – Aemetis, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMTX), a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company focused on negative carbon intensity products, announced today that its Aemetis Carbon Capture subsidiary has been awarded the first CO2 sequestration characterization well permit issued by the State of California. All of the necessary city, county, regional and state agency permits have been received to drill the CO2 sequestration characterization well on the 24-acre Riverbank site that was acquired by Aemetis in 2022.  A high capacity access road and operational pad for the deep well drilling rig and related equipment already has been completed. The characterization well is designed to be drilled to a depth of about 8,000 feet in order to obtain the soil composition data required for the issuance of a final EPA Class VI Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) well permit. The CCS injection well is expected to sequester about 1.4 million metric tonnes per year of CO2, with approximately 200,000 metric tonnes of CO2 per year produced by the Aemetis sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel plant under development on an adjacent parcel of the 125-acre Riverbank site. “The Aemetis project has achieved a significant milestone as the first fully permitted CO2 sequestration characterization well in California, requiring the cooperation of many state, regional and local agencies,” stated Brian Fojtasek of ATSI, the Project Manager for the Aemetis Carbon Capture CCS project at Riverbank.  “Over a twenty-year period, the Riverbank CO2 sequestration project is expected to inject and sequester about 28 million metric tonnes of CO2 captured in saline formations deep underground and protected by multiple layers of caprock.” “We would like to express appreciation to the White House and the federal EPA in Washington DC and San Francisco for their strong support of the Aemetis project and willingness to work proactively with California agencies to review the project and issue the various permits required to drill the Riverbank CO2 characterization well,” stated Eric McAfee, Chairman and CEO of Aemetis, Inc. “Brian is a former Exxon refining engineer and has commissioned a $10 billion refinery and a $4 billion refinery as project manager. Working together for the past five years on a variety of projects, the Aemetis and ATSI team has demonstrated an ability to timely execute on one of the most complex parts of a CCS project – well 

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Ein wildes Auf und ab

Was ein schöner Tag fürs Depot 🤣

Meine Güte. Es ist Wochenende.

sorry aber das war doch klar. das soll konsolidieren und langsam und nachhaltig nach oben - gerne mit betonboden - bin gespannt wo wir in 5 Jahren stehen

Alles über 7€ bin ich eigentlich glücklich, die 8 haben schon besser geschmeckt 🍀

Aber hast schon Recht, im großen und ganzen läuft es hier ja ganz ok.

270% in 3 Monaten, wenn bei 1,.. € eingestiegen bist vielleicht...

270% in 3 Monaten und trotzdem alles scheisse...sorry verstehe wer will

Man liest von dir eigentlich immer nur denselben Mist

So schad... schei

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Initial $20 Million of Third Quarter Cost-Plus Contracts Awarded by Government Oil Companies; India Oil Company Senior Executives Tour Aemetis India Biodiesel Plant Aemetis Universal Biofuels subsidiary completes 100% of Second Quarter Shipments to the Government-owned Oil Companies; Aemetis Already Awarded 18,000 kiloliters of Biodiesel for Q3 Delivery; Additional Q3 Contracts in Process   CUPERTINO, Calif. – July 12, 2023 – Aemetis, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMTX), a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company focused on negative carbon intensity products, announced today that its Universal Biofuels subsidiary in India has been awarded an initial $20 million of cost-plus contracts for delivery to government-owned oil companies during the third quarter.  Additional cost-plus contracts with OMC’s are in process for delivery during the third quarter. An initial 18,000 kiloliters of biodiesel of cost-plus biodiesel contracts for delivery during Q3 2023 have been awarded to Aemetis. Universal Biofuels completed approximately $34 million of second quarter shipments that were sold under cost-plus contracts with government-owned oil companies, though Q2 quarterly revenues will not reflect about $1.8 million of shipments in transit at the end of the quarter. Universal Biofuels recently hosted several India Oil Company senior executives for detailed tours of the Aemetis India biodiesel plant. The India Oil Company executives that toured the 50 million gallon capacity Kakinada plant included the Executive Director and the Chief Operating Manager who oversee biodiesel procurement. “The Universal Biofuels biodiesel plant has an exceptional record of timely delivery and very high quality,” stated Sanjeev Gupta, President of Aemetis International.  “Approximately 50,000 kiloliters of biodiesel has been delivered to the three Government-owned Oil Companies in the last two contract periods, with only 10 kiloliters that did not pass the first acceptance test despite deliveries that often require many days of truck travel and unloading delays.” “India Oil Company is a leader in the expansion of biodiesel and other renewable fuels in India,” stated Eric McAfee, Chairman and CEO of Aemetis, Inc. “The timely delivery of the Q3 biodiesel tender by the three Oil Marketing Companies and the timely award of initial volumes for Q3 delivery enables Universal Biofuels to maximize production volumes to meet India government biofuels blending goals.” Built by Aemetis near the India port of Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh, the Universal Biofuels plant is the largest biodiesel production facility in India.  Expanded biodiesel production supports the Indian government’s initial goal of a 1% biodiesel blend in the amount of about 250 million gallons per year, on

Ich sehe das ähnlich. Dachte tatsächlich jetzt würde es endlich wieder steil Berg auf gehen. Doch scheinbar müssen wir wohl bis zu den Zahlen warten. *Nerv