Oh not again. Where’s Yana on this?

This could be interesting; Maltatoday pushing its agenda onto Labour.

And the lies keep coming, Sargas is NOT capable of providing carbon capture and storage for plants using gas, their system works only with pressurised combustion coal plants.

Careful Joseph, you’re on very thin ice here.

If you think what is reproduced in the screenshot does not reflect a low IQ, well, I would be worried if I were you.

I support Juventus, and yes, I was overjoyed last Sunday when Juve won the league, but not to the point of lunacy.

I cringe when I read similar posts from children and young teens. I despair when they come from adult politicians.

I follow Italian football and support Juventus, but that kind of nonsense is unacceptable from anyone, let alone from politicians.

Wehillu it-teleprompter.

“Does Dr Muscat for a moment think that a company is going to invest one billion “out of pocket”, as quoted in Maltatoday – ghal helu wiccna, and not expect to recoup that one billion?”

According to what they’ve said, Joseph and his Labour Party would see this as a major opportunity to set up an SPV. They would obtain Euro 1 billion of loans and hide them in a Sargas Dallimara (or was it Smellimara?) SPV to buy a floating powerstation that looks like a floating hotel from Sargas. This way Sargas pockets Euro 1 billion and we will have a mega yacht with a bill of Euro 1 billion parked in Delimara.

“Opposition leader Joseph Muscat has yet again hinted at a carbon-recovery energy project proposed by Norwegian firm Sargas, as one of the “alternative possibilities” a Labour government would resort to in a bid to reduce utility rates.

In an interview to business magazine The Executive, Muscat said Sargas were willing to invest €1 billion “out of pocket” to re-engineer the Delimara power station for a carbon-capture system, which would enable us to reduce energy bills.

Muscat has previously floated this proposal as a solution to Malta’s dependence on oil in an interview to the Chamber of Commerce’s Commercial Courier.”

Hadn’t Marlene Pullicino, Labour’s Prattikament Minister for Energy, denied on Bondi+ that the Labour Party was proposing this as a solution?
Didn’t she say that she had read about this technology because she had: “Fittixt fuq l-internet u ma kienx hemm bzonn immur il-presentation meta nista’ naqra r-rapporti ta’ gurnalisti abbli”?

http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2011/12/bondi-and-the-power-station/

Maaa, x’tahwid fil-Labour.

Oh, so there’s still hope for Sargas.

Don’t be too impressed. He’s only sharing what someone else wrote.