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| Camco Clean | LSE:CCE | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B11FB960 | ORD EUR0.01 |
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Posted at 30/11/2015 08:27 by andrbea down under (general article)CBA's Kelly Bayer Rosmarin says the bank would support a price on carbon in the 'medium term'.Photo: Brendon Thorne By CLANCY YEATES The Commonwealth Bank wants to ramp up its lending to renewable energy businesses, and has signalled it believes Australia should ultimately re-intstate a carbon price. Group executive Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, who runs CBA's institutional bank, on Friday said CBA had "unlimited" appetite for lending to renewable energy, though she also highlighted the challenges banks faced in financing the sector. As banks try to boost their green credentials, Ms Bayer Rosmarin also said CBA would support the introduction of a carbon emissions trading scheme in Australia in the "medium term," though she also acknowledged the "political realities" in what has been a contentious policy area. Unlike some smaller lenders, CBA is not capping or restricting lending to carbon-intensive projects such as new coal mines. Nor is it setting a specific target for lending to renewable projects. However, Ms Bayer Rosmarin argued it was subjecting its new lending to carbon-heavy projects to rigorous scrutiny, at the same time as it tried to accelerate its financing of green energy projects "Our appetite for lending to the renewables sector is unlimited and we are actively seeking to grow our portfolio, as long as they are good, viable, commercially-backabl Ms Bayer Rosmarin also said the bank would hold a forum allowing people from the "cleantech" and "fintech" sectors to work together. CBA has $1.64 billion in business lending exposure to renewable sector, and it has financed 180 renewable projects, half of which are in Australia. "Our exposure to renewables is significantly larger than our exposure to coal, and our exposure to coal has been reducing over the last 10 years," she said. Even so, a fact sheet published this year shows its exposure to coal ports and transport terminals is $1.7 billion – slightly more than its renewable exposure. Despite its intention to lend more to renewable energy projects, Ms Bayer Rosmarin highlighted several complexities banks faced in lending to these businesses, including uncertainty over the businesses' future cash flows. One reason for this was the higher level of policy uncertainty in the renewable energy sector in Australia compared with overseas. She said that in Europe emissions trading was not a political issue because it only made a small impact on electricity prices, and signalled the bank's support for an emissions trading scheme here. "We would support Australia moving towards a market-based carbon trading scheme in the medium term. However, we understand the political realities of the current policy setting," she said. CBA is one of the country's biggest lenders to fossil fuels – but in recent months it has won some support from environmental groups. Last week it supported action to limit global warming to 2 degrees, and in August it confirmed it was no longer an adviser to the company planning the vast Carmichael coal mine in Queensland. |
Posted at 17/11/2015 08:51 by illiswilgig Good point Monty!I see this now as a one shot punt on a battery technology with an African marketing department tacked on. The underlying battery technology is decades old (as for most battery designs) but with some new updated electronic twists to make it more versatile and longer lasting. Will it sell? If it does we might see the share price rise - if it doesn't sell soon this share is worth zilch. Not long to find out now. |
Posted at 30/10/2015 07:22 by spellbrook Well done Cce/ REDT........RNS Number : 9462D Camco Clean Energy PLC 30 October 2015 30(th) October 2015 Camco Clean Energy plc ("Camco" or "the Company") RedT's first manufactured production system delivered RedT Energy (Camco's energy storage business) ("RedT") is pleased to announce the delivery of its first Jabil manufactured storage system to its Wokingham development centre. This is a 40 kWh storage system and will be connected to PV generation. RedT has, over the past year, been developing a suite of modular production optimised storage systems as part of a market seeding programme. This programme involves placing 19 storage units into key application markets and geographies, all of which have strong and varying demands for energy storage. These market seeding units are being manufactured by Jabil at their facility in Scotland. RedT has successfully proven the prototypes of its technology and this next stage for RedT is wider commercialisation by placing these fully manufactured modular market seeding units into key customer applications. The 40kWh Unit delivered yesterday is the first of the market seeding units to be delivered on site and will be installed and commissioned at RedT's development facility. This Unit will remain, for the near term, at RedT's development centre to showcase RedT storage system functionality to prospective clients. The development centre is easily accessible for local customers and international customers via Heathrow airport. The storage technology of RedT's proprietary vanadium flow battery has one of the lowest available levelised costs of energy storage over the lifetime of the system. The low cost manufacturing of the technology and its successful implementation into customer applications is expected to lead to strong future customer demand for RedT's energy storage system. Camco recently acquired the remaining effective voting control in in RedT and now has an effective economic interest in 97.1% of RedT Energy, as announced on 14(th) October 2015. Scott McGregor, CEO of Camco said, "I am delighted to announce that today marks a key milestone for RedT in delivering our first manufactured production unit. After 15 years of research, development, prototyping and testing, the system is complete enabling RedT to move the business into the commercial phase through delivery of its first product. We look forward to being able to show our customers the manufactured unit and start the sales cycle of the business. I'd like to personally thank the hard work of RedT's design team and the Jabil production team to deliver this first unit." |
Posted at 20/10/2015 21:15 by spellbrook Nice article in full...Camco Clean Energy Could Get Boost From UK's Energy Africa Campaign Tue, 20th Oct 2015 12:22 LONDON (Alliance News) - The UK government Tuesday announced plans to launch a campaign aimed at assisting Africa improve its access to energy and electricity with a focus on renewable, off-grid power. The campaign, which will be officially launched on Thursday, will be a boost to some London-listed companies including Camco Clean Energy PLC, which is developing technology that fits with the UK government's Energy Africa campaign. The UK government, through the Department for International Development, is hoping to achieve "universal energy access" in the continent by 2030 with the hope it will alleviate poverty, bring down the cost of energy, and spur more broad economic growth in the region. "Two out of three people living in Africa do not have electricity in their homes. If we continue on the current trajectory, it will take until 2080 for there to be universal electricity access on the continent. Another generation of young people will miss the opportunity to help themselves out of poverty through the transformation that access to electricity in the home can bring," said the government. "A reliable electricity supply is one of the most powerful tools for lifting people out of poverty and ending dependency on aid," it added. Energy is a huge problem across Africa, despite being rich in oil and gas resources. Over 600.0 million people in sub-Saharan Africa have no access to electricity, representing 70% of the population whilst around half of all businesses in the region view the lack of electricity access as a "major constraint" to doing business, according to the UK government. Sub-Saharan Africa refers to the nations that lie below the Sahara desert, comprised of over 20 nations including South Africa, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Senegal, Tanzania, Ethiopia and Kenya. The problem is so wide spread that sub-Saharan Africa loses around 1.0% to 2.0% of its gross domestic product per year because of it. The lack of access also means that some pay up to 80 times more for their electricity compared to UK households. The goals of the Energy Africa campaign is to give the continent access to "affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy" by 2030. One of the key problems with providing continent-wide access is the fact it does not have a traditional grid system like those found in Europe and other more developed regions of the world, leaving millions of people isolated. "Reaching the more than 600 million people with no electricity in Africa with traditional grid systems will be a lengthy effort. Vast rural areas will have no realistic chance of being connected for decades," said the government. The key energy source the UK government wants to harness for Africa is solar power, focused on off-grid systems. It believes the "time is right" for the campaign because prices of solar panels are falling, battery technology (which is required for off-grid systems) is improving, appliances are becoming more efficient and because the spread of mobile payment systems will allow even the poorest to gain access through "pay-as-you-go" systems. "Together with African governments, investors, businesses, non-governmental organisations, think tanks and other donors, the Department for International Development will work to increase investment in off-grid energy firms, overcome regulatory barriers, foster innovation, and accelerate delivery of solar energy systems to households across Africa," said the UK government. The news is likely to be welcomed by Camco Clean Energy, a London-listed stock that is developing the REDT battery system, a environmentally friendly Vanadium Redox flow battery which can be used for a number of applications, including increasing the reliability of renewable energy or for off grid energy solutions. The idea is that the REDT battery could be placed in remote areas and hooked up to renewable energy sources such as solar panels or wind turbines, storing energy in the day to be used at night or whenever it is needed by households or businesses. Only last week Camco increased its stake in the company that owns the REDT technology to 97.0%, and it has previously indicated this will rise to 100.0% in the near future as the battery is the company's main focus. Currently, the REDT battery is being manufactured by major-manufacturer Jabil Circuit Inc. Camco currently has a small number of REDT systems being tested with customers, and by the end of 2015 it should have around 12 systems in place under testing conditions. The systems are currently deployed across different geographies and applications, including one at an African hotel that is not connected to a grid. Some of the other systems are being tested with solar panels and wind farms in the UK. Commercial sales and the official launch of the system is expected to occur in 2016. Camco also runs a consultancy business in 23 countries across Africa, focused solely on renewable energy using funds from Green Africa Power, or the GAP fund, which promotes the development of renewable power generation in Africa using GBP95.0 million of funding provided by the UK government. Camco secured all of that GBP95.0 million back in July 2014 after fighting off another 50 companies, giving it a strong foothold in the continent. Spokespeople for Camco were not immediately available for comment. Camco shares were up 6.7% to 6.0 pence per share on Tuesday afternoon. By Joshua Warner; joshuawarner@allianc Copyright 2015 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved. |
Posted at 14/10/2015 08:10 by ch1ck Once they own 100% of the shares there will be a consolidation of the shares probably by 1 to 100 or 1 to a 1000. Name change again to RedT no doubt its all a nice little earner for some adviser.I have never liked this sort of thing it normally moves the share price lower initially as people dont like change. |
Posted at 02/10/2015 08:37 by ch1ck This tiny trading volume is doing nothing for the share price. Until the spread is reduced and the amount of stock which is available to be traded is changed we will not see big investors and institutions investing here.I can see a share price consolidation in the region of 1000 to 1At least two more brokers need to be trading this stock and the spread needs to be less than 3% ideally less than 1% for transactions over 4kHaving said this I still see this stock as an exciting buy and long term hold. My prediction for the next 12 months is the price breaking 20p and cutting back to 10p with trading around these levels for a while, consolidation and name change again. |
Posted at 30/9/2015 07:20 by tullynessle Excellent RNSCould be termed "an all share acquisition of the REDT interests mentioned" at current share price. All "ducks in a row" before delivery of the next phase in CCE's development. Exciting times. |
Posted at 24/7/2015 17:07 by skippybragagnolo Very unlikely, just more of the typical CCE share price aimlessly jumping around! |
Posted at 28/5/2015 08:00 by the stigologist 02 Jul 2013 7:30 amRNS Factsheet Camco Clean Energy (CCE) Director Dealing 01 Jul 2013 7:00 am RNS Factsheet Camco Clean Energy (CCE) Director Dealing 27 Jun 2013 7:00 am RNS Factsheet Camco Clean Energy (CCE) Acqn of next dairy biogas to power facility in US 7:00 am RNS Factsheet Camco Clean Energy (CCE) Final Results 13 May 2013 8:15 am RNS Factsheet Camco Clean Energy (CCE) Issue of Equity 07 May 2013 7:00 am RNS Factsheet Camco Clean Energy (CCE) Disposal of interest in Camco South East Asia |
Posted at 17/5/2015 21:31 by melody9999 BB1 Very comfortable with a 30% profit inside a few weeks. 2 I note you are not invested in CCE - so like Trout you are biding your time. Fair enough. 3 Can't be much more transparent than saying how I have played the CCE share price. 4 I think the factual info contained in Trout's posts is on the money - but I'm not encouraging other investors to buy or sell - thats up to them. |
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