Intelligent Energy Share Discussion Threads

[ibug] 27/10/2016 11:09

Clear off and do your depressive posts elsewhere....you need treatment for that imo.

[norbus] 27/10/2016 10:59

shores

a genuinely sad story of Hubris by top quality executives who shone n an established business RR then fell apart in a start up situation; the royalty advance of £37.5m was the killer; I also feel sad because some good technology has emerged that will drift now. I remain doubtful given the nature of the last resort greedy hedge fund man, whose deal was a deadly poison and the shaky management that has in effect been castrated

[dean windass] 27/10/2016 08:23

Hydrogen infrastructure boost. Ensuring a better supply of hydrogen ...

"hTTp://www.forecourttrader.co.uk/news/fullstory.php/aid/12411/?"

and, apparently, Honda's new Hydrogen powered vehicle has a 366 mile range

IEH's fortunes are linked to the price of oil which is predicted to rise

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since if oil is cheap, it's harder for Hydrogen to be seen as a cheaper option. Eventually, if the EU succeeds in phasing out all diesel and petrol cars, Hydrogen will become ubiquitous ... why? ..... replacing all the internal combustion engines in the world runs into the problems 1. Where is the Lithium going to come from and 2. The batteries need replacing every 5 to 7 years. Yes there will be progress in battery technology but for now, an inexhaustible supply of Hydrogen is attractive.

[shores] 26/10/2016 19:01

I feel really sorry for initial investors like Dean Windass and iBug. Their blogs just drip fallen expectations. This company has disappointed investors to such an extent that those still left (with hollow bank accounts) clutch in desperation at spurious reasons why all this technology will come good. The Modern Transport Bill is ALL about electric vehicles and the Hydrogen dream will just become a mirror of the Betamax story. This is one of the saddest investment stories, built on false hope.

[ibug] 26/10/2016 17:42

BIG GOV BACKING -- 600Mn GBP --- Government commitment to ZERO EMISSIONS FOR TRANSPORT


Plans for more charging stations to encourage low emission vehicles.

Plans to make electric vehicle charge points more widely available and convenient for motorists were put forward by government yesterday (October 24 2016).

As part of our ongoing commitment to making transport greener and improving air quality, the Department for Transport is consulting on a series of measures that will make chargepoints more accessible, making it easier for drivers to recharge as demand for low emission vehicles increases. The measures are due to be included in the Modern Transport Bill.

The government has pledged more than £600 million over this parliament to further boost the ultra low emission vehicle market, which is going from strength to strength after the number of new ultra low emission vehicles registered rose by 250% in just 2 years.


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The Modern Transport Bill, first announced in the Queen’s Speech in May, will outline the role technology and innovation will play in delivering the safe, efficient and user focused transport systems of the future.

The bill is due to be The Department for Transport is also consulting separately on the proposed transposition of the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directive; Europe-wide legislation that will further promote the roll-out of charging facilities for vehicles that run on electricity, hydrogen and other clean fuels.

The Modern Transport Bill consultation on measures for low emission vehicle infrastructure will last 4 weeks, closing on 23 November.

[ibug] 25/10/2016 16:21

PLENTY OF BUSINESS DEALS STARTING NOW IN THE SECTOR.

Bloom Energy, Southern Company and its subsidiary PowerSecure announce acquisition of an estimated 50 megawatts of distributed fuel cells
author Added by FuelCellsWorks, October 25, 2016

Strategic alliance to integrate advanced, distributed power generation and smart storage technologies

ATLANTA and SUNNYVALE, Calif.-- Bloom Energy, Southern Company and its subsidiary PowerSecure have announced a strategic alliance, which will include project investment and joint-technology development to provide behind-the-meter energy solutions. PowerSecure will acquire an estimated 50 megawatts of Bloom Energy Servers under long-term power purchase agreements with high-quality commercial and industrial customers.

By bringing together the scale and utility sector leadership of Southern Company, its industry-leading suite of PowerSecure distributed infrastructure assets, and the Silicon Valley-style innovation and distributed generation leadership of Bloom Energy, the alliance will provide an integrated, comprehensive energy solution.

[ibug] 24/10/2016 12:15

TowerXchange Asia Meetup

Venue: Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, Singapore

Date: Tue 13 - Wed 14 December, 2016


About the event

Intelligent Energy, the energy technology company, will be attending TowerXchange Asia Meetup on 13-14th December in Singapore. The Meetup will bring together executives from across the ;telecom infrastructure industry in the Asia region and beyond.

[ibug] 24/10/2016 12:14

Arizona UAS Summit


Venue: We-Ko-Pa Resort and Conference Center, Scottsdale, United States

Date:Mon 07 - Wed 09 November, 2016

About the event

Intelligent Energy's Commercial Director Julian Hughes will be speaking on a panel at the Summit talking about energy solutions for drones.

Taking place November 7-9, 2016, at the We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center in Scottsdale, Arizona, the Arizona UAS Summit will offer presentations, content offerings, tours and more spanning the entire spectrum of UAS topics. State dignitaries and leaders will address the region’s commitment and plans for UAS. 

[ibug] 24/10/2016 12:12

COMING EVENTS:

Asia Clean Energy Summit (ACES)

Sands Expo and Convention Centre

Date: Tue 25 - Thu 27 October, 2016

About the event

Asia Clean Energy Summit (ACES) is Asia’s leading event focusing on clean energy technology, policy and finance supported by leading government agencies, research institutes and industry in Singapore.

ACES provide a common platform for regional thought leaders in both the public and private sector to collaborate on critical issues and opportunities in harnessing clean energy for the future.

As the regional platform to share and co-create innovative clean energy solutions, ACES supports the vision to be a clean energy hub for Asia.

[ibug] 21/10/2016 13:58

There is a real need for Britain to do H2 gas to power projects to meet the EU backed 2020 pollution target of a 15% reduction in CO2 emissions. Therefore an expanding Hydrogen market to H2 enabled power generation is inevitable.

And along with that is plenty of business for British based firms like IEH and ITM.


mk --- WELL DONE YOU BOUGHT AT A BARGAIN share price

[miahkaysor] 21/10/2016 13:29

That's my 50k!

[ibug] 20/10/2016 13:13

Fuel-Cell Maker’s New Chief Seeks China and Japan in Growth Plan

September 27, 2016 — 6:00 AM EEST

Intelligent Energy shifts strategy after avoiding insolvency
Martin Bloom says its time for technology company to focus

The new chief executive of British fuel-cell maker Intelligent Energy Holdings Plc is seeking to expand sales in Japan and China in a bid to boost revenue after the company almost went bankrupt earlier this year.

Martin Bloom, who replaced Henri Winand in June, also wants to move on from Intelligent’s previous “jack of all trades” strategy, which involved it touting the technology for a wide range of uses from mobile phones to drones and automobiles.

“My focus is what can we do in the next 12 to 18 months and where we can generate revenues,” Bloom said by phone on Monday. “We’re much more focused than we were and we’ve cut down the number of external programs that don’t seem to have commercial deployment in the short-term.”

The manufacturer lost most of its value in March after failing to raise funds for a deal to install its technology on more than 27,000 telecommunications towers in India. It subsequently announced a “material restructuring” including more 200 job cuts and a refocusing of its strategy to sharpen the focus on products that are ready for market.

Shareholders in June approved a 30 million-pound ($39 million) loan to Intelligent, a lifeline that was necessary to avoid bankruptcy and enabled its biggest shareholder, Meditor Group Ltd., to raise its stake to 72.2 percent.

“If you look over the last few weeks, there’s been some positive signs that investors see the value in the company,” he said.

The company held an investor day on Sept. 21, and the new strategy was received “enthusiastically,” Bloom said.

Bloom says he has hired new employees who can expand sales in Japan and China, both of which are increasingly adopting fuel cells for stationary, mobile and diesel replacement to curb pollution. He expects full-year revenue of more than 90 million pounds ($117 million) for the year fiscal ending Sept. 30, up from 78 million pounds last year.

“In the past the company’s been technology-led, and I’m trying to work out where the technology fits in the energy ecosystem,” he said. “There are several areas that we’re very well situated.”

[ibug] 20/10/2016 09:52

"Zero Emissions. Zero Compromise." - New Campaign Highlights Excitement and Benefits of Fuel Cell Vehicles

FuelCellsWorks, October 19, 2016

WASHINGTON -- Hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles (FCVs), the next generation of electric cars, are already making their mark with California drivers, and the Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) wants to expand the experience to the northeastern states. 

FCHEA is launching "Zero Emissions. Zero Compromise." to emphasize the driving excitement of emissions-free FCVs and the important...

[ibug] 20/10/2016 09:03

HFC FUTURE==REPORT

Report highlights growth of the clean transportation space

The world of fuel cell vehicles is about to expand significantly in the coming years. A new report, titled the Global Market for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles, predicts that a comprehensive hydrogen fuel infrastructure capable of supporting the widespread adoption of fuel cell vehicles will be in place by 2020. As more hydrogen stations become available to the public, the attractiveness of fuel cell vehicles is growing, giving these new cars a slight edge over their more conventional counterparts.

Fuel cells can be used to power a wide range of vehicles

The report suggests that hydrogen fuel cells can be used in virtually every transportation sector, from passenger vehicles to bicycles. The report focuses specifically on light vehicles, which weigh as much as 6 metric tons. These vehicles are quickly gaining attention because of their efficient and environmentally friendly nature. Fuel cell vehicles are expected to have a very successful future in the clean transportation space. By 2050, the report predicts that fuel cell vehicles will represent the fastest growing segment in the automobile market.

[ibug] 18/10/2016 11:19

Patented EC fuel cell stack and system design combine robust, thin metallic plate construction with innovative fluid and power management architecture together with robust, smart control system software. The overall result is a compact and power dense system that requires fewer balance of plant components than conventional fuel cell solutions.

EC power systems are designed for high volume, low cost manufacturing, utilising modular architecture that can be quickly modified to suit our customers final application, form factor and power duty requirements.

Intelligent Energy has over 25 years experience in developing mass manufacture orientated fuel cell power systems.

In addition, the company has developed and owns key intellectual property in system integration, balance of plant know-how, proven software libraries for technology insertion, hybridisation and power management.

Intelligent Energy’s EC system offers world-class rapid sub-zero start up from -25°C in less than 60 seconds. Novel system architecture and proprietary water management allows the system to function successfully in extreme low temperature environments.

[ibug] 18/10/2016 11:17

Platforms

Knowledge and experience with fuel cell system design, development and deployment sets our platforms apart.

Our global team of engineers, scientists and programme managers understand that the quality of your system depends on the quality of ours.

Intelligent Energy has a long cultural heritage in R&D which continues to evolve, mature and shape our existing and future technology offerings for our partners.
Intelligent Energy’s technology roadmaps define the on-going needs of the business, enabling technical advancement which aligns to our strategic market focus.

Intelligent Energy's platform development focus includes:

Applied research to develop useful materials, devices and subsystems that will continue to improve the cost, performance, manufacturability and durability of our fuel cell platforms.

Advanced technology development (ATD) programmes to evaluate new technology concepts that will ultimately enable us to deliver more efficient power solutions to our partners.

Advanced system development (ASD) programmes which specifically support partner product aspirations. This includes concept and technology demonstrations of hardware and software which address specific integration needs, ensuring that together we continue to provide optimum global power solutions.