Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[someuwin] 16/1/2017 10:58

Camco Clean Energy ‏@Camco_tweets · 26 minutes ago

#Zimbabwe: #ZPC expects to reach financial close on Hwange #power expansion project in March via @ESIAfrica

[12bn] 16/1/2017 10:31

The constant big selling will drive the share price down imo,184m share millstone is doing its job. I can see 8p here in the coming months imo.

[troutisout] 16/1/2017 10:14

The Company told us....

[dlg3] 16/1/2017 09:41

but thanks for the offer of your bedsit in Skeggy..

[dlg3] 16/1/2017 09:41

fronby thanks I will keep the life I have..... algarve hate the place.....

[fronby] 16/1/2017 09:37

Ahh the Algarve , sun glistening off the pan tiled roofs of the fishing villages whilst boats bob expectantly at anchor and uber ramper dlg3 rushes down the dusty track to his office for another hard week of non stop ramping.
Portugal, a hive of activity just like dlg3's actual home a bedsit in Skeggy.
Well get on with it , get cut and pasting, we have all forgotten what a battery looks like your slipping up.

[dlg3] 16/1/2017 09:30

I see the spread is still being visually distorted, the MM,s will have to try much harder....it is clear they want to deter buyers..

[dogrunner11] 16/1/2017 09:28

How'd you know that Trout?

[troutisout] 16/1/2017 09:09

edale good posts...

As was said last year, this is a new technology in commercial terms and so the pace will be slow and measured, that doesn't suit the manic rampers but the last 12 months has proved that to be correct.
Even these first couple of Gen 2 units seem like seeding units for the next generation rather than commercial sales. I think they are sill looking to optimise the product further before opening the floodgates to the market.
What we as investors need to see is some idea of the margins involved for the sale of the product and also are we going to be offering warranties for any care and maintenance packages that allow some ongoing revenue from the product or is that all going to be rolled into the purchase cost.

[troutisout] 16/1/2017 08:58

The two at PNDC were in the first batch transported to Gigha....

[dlg3] 15/1/2017 23:42

A NSW-based community solar and battery storage bulk buy program has been so successful that the promoters believe the battery storage sector may be in the early stages of mass-market uptake.

The campaign, led by Suncrowd, has attracted thousands of people at roadshows in regional towns in New South Wales in the last few months, and translated into what its organisers believe might already be the largest coordinated community energy project Australia.

Suncrowd’s Chris Cooper says the response has been so strong that it shows that people are clearly ready for the next stage of the energy transition – by adding affordable energy storage and smart energy software to their solar system. It may even signal the start of the early “mass market” uptake of the technology.

[dlg3] 15/1/2017 23:35

That enquiry order book must be starting to swell a little....

[dlg3] 15/1/2017 23:08

time to give google a buzz Scott..

Google Inc. is developing software and hardware tools to help utilities manage power lines and other energy infrastructure more efficiently, taking aim at the $363.7 billion U.S. power-sales market, according to Bloomberg.

Google's Energy Access team, led by Arun Majumdar, the vice president of Google's energy unit, is overseeing the project. Google aims to transform the country's aging utility infrastructure so that it's more flexible to decentralized energy generation and able to better accommodate fickle solar and wind power.

Google has more than a $1 billion invested in renewable energy initiatives, like wind farms in Oregon or solar farms in Germany.

But it's also making a push into home energy efficiency. It bought smart-thermostat maker Nest Labs for $3.2 billion earlier this year, a company whose device cuts down on energy bills by learning when to heat and cool your house.

The market for transforming the energy infrastructure is heating up in Silicon Valley, with the spotlight turning to smaller players with big ideas. These are companies like Imergy, which aims to transform how utilities work by using batteries, or EnerVault, whose different approach to batteries plans to revolutionize grid-scale storage. This market will only gain more momentum as Google and other companies its size invest in it more deeply.

[dlg3] 15/1/2017 22:59

Scott is a native Ausi, he needs to get on the blower to another potential customer...

[dlg3] 15/1/2017 22:47

dogrunner11 just emailed Fred.....

[dogrunner11] 15/1/2017 22:44

Somebody tweet redT!!!

[dlg3] 15/1/2017 22:42

This is from Bosch,s web-site.....they must be on the look out for another partner, Scott give them a call....

Partnerships
To provide the best design, engineering and performance validation expertise for the Bosch DC microgrid, Bosch has partnered with Navigant Consulting and the California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC), UC Davis. Additionally, Bosch will partner with a number of California-based companies, including Maxwell Technologies and Imergy Power Systems, for the complete technology supply chain.

[dogrunner11] 15/1/2017 21:50

So add in the Portugal system done a few years earlier and recent gen2 issued we are over that 2MW.

What's comforting to some no doubt is all those Gigha units must be dispatched, two remain at PNDC by sounds of it which as Scott said is good for investors as they are being used to show potential customers.