Co2 Solutions Inc COSLF

Is this the time to buy CST? Has this company got any 'legs'

[barnsy]

This company looks like it could actually be something someday (once south of 49 is cleaned up). I have some cash that's wondering where to park itself. Would someone please let me know why CST is a BUY currently?  Thanks, much appreciated.

Caveat Emptor,

Barnsy

[Co2Harvest]

I won't comment on buy/hold/sell but I sincerely believe that if the CCS/CCUS industry picks up steam (won't be happening near term as far as I can tell), then CST will eventually have a bright future. If Co2 resuse ever takes off (big "if"), CST could potentially evolve to become the Franco-Nevada of Co2 (think royalties). Not enough pieces have fallen into place yet though

[wdr522266]

We'er talking about CST.Royalties ,common .If they wanted royalties they would have started licensing out this technology. I'll bet a billion dollars that the Chinese know everything CST is doing and at the rate CST moves the Chinese will build a thousand plants before CST builds one.Proof of concenpt should be over and done ,that is unless this technology dosn't work.They keep

[Co2Harvest]

They do want royalties, there is just not market yet. They are 1 year ahead of Iventys in terms of scale, and a little further in terms of commercializing. Check it out: https://betakit.com/inventys-raises-21-million-cad-in-series-c-looks-to-raise-6-5-million-more/

[Bobby24]

Did you notice that CO2 Solutions is not even in the list of the twelve Canadian companies that have been selected for the 2019 Global Cleantech 100 list, an annual guide to the worlds top 100 companies in green technology innovation. Where CO2 Solutions fails totally is in the area of financing. They just can't seem to be able to attract any major players to back them up. They also lack on

[Co2Harvest]

Agreed on the financing and regulatory fronts, they have already innovated so it's too late for the  cleantech100 (now they must commercialise their innovative solution). I'm going to give it time yet before I write off management because until there is a market, every Ccs tech company will face the same challenges.

[wdr522266]

So whats the connection that CST has with Inventys? wdr2

[Co2Harvest]

No connection. Inventys is building a 30tpd demonstration unit, whereas Cst has built a 30tpd commercial unit. So Cst is ahead of them and the two companies are at similar levels of scale (for now). I think  CST's tech is more elegant but what do  I know? 

[CarbonWarrior]

6.5 millions to build 30 tpd for cst 30 million for the same size for inventys.

[Co2Harvest]

Lol I know, eh? Good for them for raising the funds I guess. Good luck to them. 

[M101]

The sources of Inventys' funding say more than the technology right now.  The deal the oil companies want is that the tech stays private and the publicity stays away from CCS. OGCI is happy to fund anything which will kill another decade, no point in starting to deal with a problem using only 1st generation technology when 2nd generation will be so much cheaper, in fact why not wait for

[barnsy]

Ok, thanks all, who 'chimed in ' on the RFI. It looks like a watch, not buy, not hold. If this dog ever grows legs, 25 cents will still be a cheap price to get in at. I'll keep it on my watch list and hope these guys get their $ hit together, it would be nice to see a Canadian company do well for a change, thanks. Caveat Emptor, Barnsy