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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Helius Eng | LSE:HEGY | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1GF9F36 | ORD 1P |
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11/8/2011 16:09 | Ok, but the article below makes it clear that Drax is still looking for subsidies before they go ahead with the investment. The CEO of Drax has been banging on about this for years. Personally, I hope they do not go ahead as it will require large amounts of biomass fuel, which could make it harder / more expensive for Helius to get its fuel. It seems to me that biomass is much better suited to plants the size of those being developed by Helius, ie up to 100 MW. IMHO 2 x 299 MW is too big. (I assume they have chosen 299 because 300 is over some limit) Go-ahead for new power stations 11th August 2011 By James Reed - Deputy Editor, Yorkshire POWER generator Drax has been given permission to build two new biomass-fuelled power stations that could create hundreds of jobs. However, the company warned that developing the new facilities at the existing Drax power station in North Yorkshire and a site near Immingham would depend on Government decisions on future subsidy for biomass. Energy Minister Charles Hendy yesterday gave the go-ahead for the two 299 megawatt stations which have been developed as a joint venture with engineering giant Siemens. He said: "It is vital that we get investment in new power stations up and down the country to ensure secure energy supplies for people's homes and businesses. "I am very pleased to give the go-ahead for these two new biomass power stations in Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. They will not only enhance our security of supply, but provide low-carbon electricity that reduces our carbon dioxide emissions". The development of the two stations, which could provide power to more than 500,000 homes, would create an estimated 600 construction jobs and employ a workforce of around 150 once open. Drax has already invested in new facilities which allow coal and biomass to be burned together to generate electricity but it has repeatedly warned that it needs a clearer commitment of support from Government if it is to expand its use of renewable fuels. A Drax spokeswoman said that Government consent was needed to develop any power station above 50 megawatts.She said: "The Minister's announcement confirms that part of the process is now complete. "However, any progress with the investment will be dependent on the Government's final decision on the future support levels under the Renewables Obligation." | qvg | |
11/8/2011 12:52 | Britain's double biomass boost under News August 11th, 2011 by IFandP Research Energy Minister Charles Hendry has approved two new biomass stations in Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire, which will supply sufficient energy to meet the requirements of over a million homes. "It is vital that we get investment in new power stations up and down the country to ensure secure energy supplies for people's homes and businesses," the minister said. "I am very pleased to give the go-ahead for these two new biomass power stations in Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. They will not only enhance our security of supply, but provide low-carbon electricity that reduces our carbon dioxide emissions." Drax Biomass (Selby) received consent for the 299MW biomass-fuelled Ouse Renewable Energy plant at the existing 4GW Drax Power Station site in Selby, North Yorkshire while its Immingham business can progress their 299MW Heron Renewable Energy Plant at South Killingholme near Immingham, North Lincolnshire. | asparks | |
11/8/2011 11:56 | Drax stepping things up, hope RWE are paying attention. | pilot48 | |
11/8/2011 08:40 | I am very optimistic in the short-medium and long term. I increased my holding substantially yesterday | asparks | |
10/8/2011 20:19 | Thanks for the charts, any views on short term/long term progress with Helius? | pilot48 | |
10/8/2011 13:49 | 5-day chart showing bid/offer spread shaded - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and intraday chart + 3 month charts -------------------- | asparks | |
10/8/2011 13:48 | over a million sold today but no affect on share price Interesting | asparks | |
08/8/2011 21:11 | Yep, holding up well during the recent turmoil, hope we've not jinxed it. | pilot48 | |
07/8/2011 07:05 | Good write up in the Independent today - | pilot48 | |
05/8/2011 20:29 | Sick of the sea of red and the sky falling in? Check out And then this from three years ago - | pilot48 | |
29/7/2011 18:32 | RWE pull out of another project - wave energy in Scotland. Coupled with a possible sale of Npower, the odds of that £8.8m seem to be dwindling... | pilot48 | |
19/7/2011 11:29 | looking good. | spaceparallax | |
19/7/2011 11:13 | Just need RWE to comment now. | pilot48 | |
18/7/2011 15:16 | Just waiting now for Avonmouth as well. Has anyone looked into the EMR White Paper? Seems good for biomass but there should be more clarification later in the year. | pilot48 | |
18/7/2011 15:05 | looks like the delay will result in some retrace...but nothing to worry about IMO Just a bunch of nimbies | asparks | |
18/7/2011 12:59 | Delay on consultation until the autumn, but glad to see they're not rushing it. | pilot48 | |
18/7/2011 12:55 | I cant see a retrace anytime soon | asparks | |
18/7/2011 12:47 | Do you think 12.5p was the bottom or will we see a retrace? | pilot48 | |
18/7/2011 11:03 | v encouraging | asparks | |
18/7/2011 08:29 | Weird spread - 16.75-18.75. Did a dummy buy and was given about 18p, and around 16.75 to sell. | pilot48 | |
18/7/2011 08:08 | why the gap up today? | asparks |
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