Inspirit Energy Share Discussion Threads

[mach100] 16/6/2015 16:06

True Michaelx. But INSP has not been very transparent throughout the whole process. Lots of cloak and dagger about who the contracts are with in concert with lots of slippage in trials. The latest testing is only going to lead to another trial. How soon before we have another placing and more dilution? Very disappointing investment which was speculative from the beginning for me but nonetheless a salutary lesson.

[michaelx105] 16/6/2015 15:49

Do companies not have a beginning? You dont just put a product on the market, you have to make it first.

[rwauu] 16/6/2015 12:09

How is INSP any better than FLOW???? FLOW actually has a product, shipped it and installed. INSP has nothing to show. So which share is more overvalued??? The one that actually produce something other than pipe dreams???

[michaelx105] 16/6/2015 07:16

Contained in the FLOW RNS....European Court of Justice ruled on 4 June that the UK's reduced 5% rate of VAT on energy-saving products is in breach of EU laws.Not cool.

[temmujin] 13/6/2015 17:29

gets around abit..

Nilesh Jagatia, Group Chief Finance Officer


Nilesh currently serves as Group Chief Financial Officer at Clear Leisure plc and also currently holds Finance Director positions with AIM quoted Inspirit Energy Holdings Plc (INSP) and CA Sperati plc (SPR). Nilesh has been involved with several IPO’s and was previously Group Finance Director of an AIM quoted Online Media and Publishing Company for a period 5 years until July 2012. Nilesh has over 20 years’ experience, including senior financial roles in divisions of both Universal Music Group and Sanctuary Group plc. He served as a Finance Director for an independent record label that expanded in to the US. Nilesh is a qualified accountant and holds a degree in finance.

Contact Nilesh Jagatia at: [e-mail]

[rwauu] 24/5/2015 21:41

Nah, just don't see any benefit in this- neither shares nor boiler. For what it is shares are too expensive, and boiler is just too expensive, too big and not useful for average home owner. It simply fails cost benefit analysis.

[12bn12bn] 24/5/2015 08:08

Mark Williams ‏@mwflex 51m51 minutes ago
@DavidLenigas for info, Baxi already make a mCHP boiler that generates up to 1kw of electricity, consumer demand hasn't been the greatest.

david lenigas
‏@DavidLenigas
@mwflex But the Inspirit mCHP does 3kw of electricity. That's the big difference between the others and Inspirit.

Powerwall comes in 10 kWh weekly cycle and 7 kWh daily cycle models. Both are guaranteed for ten years and are sufficient to power most homes during peak evening hours. Multiple batteries may be installed together for homes with greater energy need, up to 90 kWh total for the 10 kWh battery and 63 kWh total for the 7 kWh battery.


Does it really matter?

[12bn12bn] 23/5/2015 21:42

david lenigas @DavidLenigas · 1m 1 minute ago
The era of highly efficient mCHP's is coming. Micro 3,000 watt power stations everywhere they are installed.

david lenigas @DavidLenigas · 5m 5 minutes ago
The rapid developments of household energy storage batteries by the likes of Tesla makes Inspirit's mCHP a must have.

[12bn12bn] 23/5/2015 08:31

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Chief Operating Officer Inspirit Energy Holdings plc

[12bn12bn] 21/5/2015 07:14

Appointment of Paddy Thompson as Sales Director

Inspirit Energy (LSE AIM: INSP) is pleased to announce the addition of Paddy Thompson to the senior management team in the role of Sales Director of Inspirit Energy Limited, Inspirit Energy Holdings plc's 100% owned operating Company.

Paddy joins Inspirit from his previous position as General Manager Business Development with Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd where he was responsible for the introduction of a leading technology to new markets across multiple geographical regions. Paddy will consolidate Inspirit's approach to gaining a market presence initially in the UK and Europe and develop a strategy for expanding the opportunity into other routes to market by establishing a team of sales professionals and agents to represent the Company in Global territories.

Paddy has worked in energy for over 10 years including in the mCHP sector for more than 5 years, gaining sales and project related accounts throughout the UK and Europe for CFCL with the BlueGEN product. He has also represented both the business and the industry in influencing the decision making of the UK Government with regard to support for mCHP from the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) under the Feed in Tariff (FiT). During this time Paddy was also a key negotiator with the Building Research Establishment (BRE) for acceptance of the product to SAP (a requirement for the new build market).

Paddy holds ICAEW qualifications as a Corporate Financier and a Charted Accountant while pursuing a career working in the financial sector for James Cowper, Numerica/Vantis and Ernst & Young.

[[e-mail]] 20/5/2015 10:37

new to this one think it is good idea ....

[duxy786] 11/5/2015 07:23

LM....what price did you buy at here? With you track record e.g. NCT its helps to know how much it will drop.Whens the placing? Are you involved?

[liquid millionaire] 07/5/2015 07:22

07 May 2015

Inspirit Energy Holdings plc

("Inspirit" or the "Company")

Inspirit secures $3m Debt Facility

General Update on the commercialisation of the Inspirit mCHP boiler

Inspirit (AIM: INSP), which is developing a heating boiler which also simultaneously generates enough electricity to power the average home, announces that it has secured a $3m debt facility to assist with the commercialisation its mCHP boiler, with the first commercial units scheduled for delivery to major clients for testing in July 2015.

Inspirit has also signed an Installation and maintenance agreement with national manufacturing and engineering ("M&E") contractor Robinsons M&E Ltd ("Robinsons") to install and maintain the initial volumes of Inspirit's highly efficient mCHP boilers.

Highlights:

-- US$3 million debt facility contract concluded with the first $400,000 drawn.
-- Agreement signed with the nationally recognised M&E specialists, Robinsons, to install and maintain Inspirit's unique high efficiency mCHP boiler initially for the UK market.

-- Robinsons have an extensive coverage within the UK and the introduction of Inspirit's mCHP boilers will complement their wide range of expertise in the gas boiler market place.

-- Robinsons are also one of only a few M&E companies that are accredited to the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) and have experience of installing appliances to this standard. This expertise allies to Inspirit's intention to produce a Feed in Tariff (FiT) compliant model in the near future where customers who have a high heat requirement but do not have the need of all the electricity generated could realise an attractive rate of return through this incentive.

-- Inspirit is currently embarking on expanding its population of early production units operating at the sites of their key potential customers and is using information gathered via these installations and the operating performance in a variety of different requirements to finalise its specification prior to volume production to facilitate a wide range of applications.

John Gunn, the Company's CEO, commented:

"Robinsons are a credible partner for Inspirit having a long established business history in the M&E contracting field. Their expertise and coverage will help us to understand the various requirements of our target customer group and allow us to improve the product specification in order to meet the needs of as many of the diverse market sectors that we believe the Inspirit appliance will appeal to.

The Company now has all the elements in place to build a significant customer base from which we can expand into future volume increases in both the home market and Europe and to make this British company's washing-machine-sized, high efficiency boiler-electricity generator available for the global market place."

Chris Spencer, Managing Director of Robinsons, commented:

"We are delighted to partner with Inspirit and assist with the installation of their highly efficient micro combined heat and power (mCHP) boiler. It is an exciting opportunity for Robinsons to be involved in the forefront of a building services technology which provides reduced carbon energy supply and is capable of running on natural gas, LPG and Bio Fuels. We are very much looking forward to developing a long and prosperous relationship with the Inspirit team".

[liquid millionaire] 07/5/2015 07:22

07 May 2015

Inspirit Energy Holdings plc

("Inspirit" or the "Company")

Inspirit secures $3m Debt Facility

General Update on the commercialisation of the Inspirit mCHP boiler

Inspirit (AIM: INSP), which is developing a heating boiler which also simultaneously generates enough electricity to power the average home, announces that it has secured a $3m debt facility to assist with the commercialisation its mCHP boiler, with the first commercial units scheduled for delivery to major clients for testing in July 2015.

Inspirit has also signed an Installation and maintenance agreement with national manufacturing and engineering ("M&E") contractor Robinsons M&E Ltd ("Robinsons") to install and maintain the initial volumes of Inspirit's highly efficient mCHP boilers.

Highlights:

-- US$3 million debt facility contract concluded with the first $400,000 drawn.
-- Agreement signed with the nationally recognised M&E specialists, Robinsons, to install and maintain Inspirit's unique high efficiency mCHP boiler initially for the UK market.

-- Robinsons have an extensive coverage within the UK and the introduction of Inspirit's mCHP boilers will complement their wide range of expertise in the gas boiler market place.

-- Robinsons are also one of only a few M&E companies that are accredited to the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) and have experience of installing appliances to this standard. This expertise allies to Inspirit's intention to produce a Feed in Tariff (FiT) compliant model in the near future where customers who have a high heat requirement but do not have the need of all the electricity generated could realise an attractive rate of return through this incentive.

-- Inspirit is currently embarking on expanding its population of early production units operating at the sites of their key potential customers and is using information gathered via these installations and the operating performance in a variety of different requirements to finalise its specification prior to volume production to facilitate a wide range of applications.

John Gunn, the Company's CEO, commented:

"Robinsons are a credible partner for Inspirit having a long established business history in the M&E contracting field. Their expertise and coverage will help us to understand the various requirements of our target customer group and allow us to improve the product specification in order to meet the needs of as many of the diverse market sectors that we believe the Inspirit appliance will appeal to.

The Company now has all the elements in place to build a significant customer base from which we can expand into future volume increases in both the home market and Europe and to make this British company's washing-machine-sized, high efficiency boiler-electricity generator available for the global market place."

Chris Spencer, Managing Director of Robinsons, commented:

"We are delighted to partner with Inspirit and assist with the installation of their highly efficient micro combined heat and power (mCHP) boiler. It is an exciting opportunity for Robinsons to be involved in the forefront of a building services technology which provides reduced carbon energy supply and is capable of running on natural gas, LPG and Bio Fuels. We are very much looking forward to developing a long and prosperous relationship with the Inspirit team".

[12bn12bn] 06/5/2015 21:19

twitter.com/Inspirit_Energy

New account opened. Things about to warm up?

[rwauu] 01/4/2015 23:17

Despite massive marketing by DL and Doc holiday&crew I just don't buy this. What are they making??? Some gizmo that no one wants to buy??? How much does it cost and how long it will take to payoff???

[michaelx105] 27/3/2015 13:00

Was it Q2 when we get results of trials?

[the surgeon] 26/3/2015 15:35

I am sure they are proud of the record low share price. Lots of promises of contracts, announcement of being fully funded, only to be followed by an absence of any definitive news and further fund raising resulting in dilution. No explanations.

[michaelx105] 26/3/2015 15:16

Half year report due soon if the timing of last years release is anything to go by.

[indiestu] 11/3/2015 21:23

Going bust most likely. Progress is way too slow.

[the surgeon] 11/3/2015 12:15

What is happening to the share price? Reasonable volume but dramatic fall. Any comments?