Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dogrunner11] 17/1/2017 19:00

- These RNS will be rarer than we hope.

We do well on RNS frequency !!!

[dlg3] 17/1/2017 18:57

so pierre you can post the tariff here... that will stop the nonsense, no post of the tariff and we will assume that it does not exist...

[alchemy] 17/1/2017 18:54

It all turns on whether they raised money in good faith. And they did. To raise money the words and mood have to be positive.If this is 20p later in this year the institutions will think they have a result. Bulletin boarders may find that too slow. It seems slow and RNS seekers surely mean RNS with concrete and positive content? And what I call "building block" RNS. Those that reduce risk by showing necessary items of progress and that old favourite of mine, references.These RNS will be rarer than we hope. Exports of power from Gigha. Telephone masts supported (power-wise). Fork-lifts recharged. Excess solar saved.Packages of solar and vanadium offers become commoditised.Oh bring on the future. I hope ... 14 months to 33p then the real lift?

[pierre oreilly] 17/1/2017 18:49

596? dig, Why do you say that? I haven't sold a any since i posted i'd sold half some months ago. I've bought all those back and more, and bought a couple of lots last week.

If anyone disagrees with your puerile green views you seem to conclude they've sold? ffs mate, how does that work? It would work better for red if readers here saw a tiny bit of sensible logic in your posts instead of your frantic and futile thousands of cut and pastes which mostly have little or no relevance to red which comes across to me at least as desperate. Red doesn't need such frantic postings, it has so many positives in itself that it will do really well without the desperation imv.

[dlg3] 17/1/2017 18:38

pierre wrong time to sell your holding....

[dlg3] 17/1/2017 18:27

Pierre you mean this FIT... note 2012


Reviews to feed-in tariff rates in 2012[edit]
In its second year, the government announced further cuts to the FIT scheme. On 3 March the tariff was cut to 21p/kWh. This cut was originally scheduled for 12 December 2011 but was delayed, following a successful joint appeal to the High Court by Friends of the Earth and two solar companies, Solar Century and HomeSun.[13] The 1 August review of the FIT brought an additional cut to 16p/kWh. The cut was partnered with a rise in export rate (the price at which the homeowner can sell excess electricity back to the supplier) from 3.1p to 4.5p for every kWh of electricity exported to the grid.[14] The latest cut came into effect on 1 November, the tariff dropping to 15.44p/kWh, and this rate is set to remain until 1 February 2013. In addition to this, generators with more than 25 Solar PV installations were granted a 10% increase in the amount they receive of the FIT, from 80% to 90%, this however will not be likely to affect domestic users.[15] The cut in FITs was due to the falling installation costs, and the fact that people were applying for the feed-in tariff scheme in numbers exceeding DECC forecasts and funding allocations. The aforementioned rates would only affect new installations - existing schemes would not be affected . The new tariffs would also now be paid over 20 years instead of 25 years (It will remain linked to the Retail Price Index) with a review every three months based on solar PV uptake levels in the three different bands: domestic (size 0-10 kW), small commercial (10-50 kW) and large commercial (above 50 kW and standalone installations).[16] Despite suggestions that the European solar market is in decline, a report [17] by the International Energy Agency has shown that for a second year in a row solar PV was the dominant form of new electricity installation during 2012, ahead of both wind and gas power

[dlg3] 17/1/2017 18:23

MM,s got a feeling we might see an RNS..

[luminoso] 17/1/2017 18:14

Sorry to interrupt the bickering on here, but you can blame me for the fall today as I bought in.

[pierre oreilly] 17/1/2017 18:14

It's the bog standard fit which thousands are on. iirc it's about 4 years, i got in before it was reduced the first time. Doesn't matter which supplier the tariff is with, it's the same with whoever sends the cheque, and i could change to any of the big suppliers, but there's no reason to change at all. As to anyone getting on it, well you still can, but not at the original rate, obviously. The systems at that time cost a hell of a lot more than they do now - nothing to do with solar systems becoming inherently cheaper, all to do with the fit rate falling. So systems were e.g. £10k one day at the first rate, then went down in cost almost proportionately to the drop in the rate (e.g. if the rate dropped 50%, then the system cost dropped 50% too almost the same day. (because systems were priced on the return they gave). So installers made gazillions when the fit rates were initially introduced (another transfer from the poor to the wealthy).

[dogrunner11] 17/1/2017 17:56

Who's the tarif with then Pierre and when did you go on it?

[pierre oreilly] 17/1/2017 17:53

Curiouser and curiouser.

Export capacity? Do you mean system size? 2kW.

Yes, i know google if that's what you're asking.

Disappear? Maybe maybe not. Like everyone i expect, I'll post if i'm willing and able.

Sometimes listen to R4, although not often. Heart is usually on the radio. Just dug out my old massive vinyl collection and kit and been listening to old albums, since it seems to be the fad these days. I know it's not relevant to anything, but looks like we're branching well away from red anyway.

BB, No, I meant over a quid a kWh. I also thought it was common knowledge for those interested in renewables! I too am not sure what dog is on about, he seems to be barking up the wrong tree. Still if he has quetions and everyone isn't bored stiff, i'll try to answer. I'm flattered he cares.

[backdoorbill] 17/1/2017 17:32

I`m sure he meant .10p rather than the pound.

Why the persecution dog?

Chas

[dogrunner11] 17/1/2017 17:29

I've a few more questions after this so keep logged on so we can get this done quickly, no doubt you'll have all information to hand??

Do you listen to radio 4 during the day Pierre? Curious that's all.

[dogrunner11] 17/1/2017 17:28

Pierre?? Is this where you vanish for a few days???

[dogrunner11] 17/1/2017 16:49

What's your export capacity ?

[pierre oreilly] 17/1/2017 16:33

Because the tariff is a generation tariff, of which it's deemed 50% is exported. So i get about 52p/kWh generated, export half, so electricity consumers pay me over a quid for each kWh exported to the local grid. 25 times as much as normal wholesale price. Even worse, i export whether the grid needs it or not, and worse still, never export any at all when the grid needs it the most and prices are highest.

[dogrunner11] 17/1/2017 16:28

How you getting £1??

[dogrunner11] 17/1/2017 16:14

No I agree you are potty.

You don't get £1 as stated Pierre, whenever you are asked a direction question on knowledge you do one for days, quite what you are getting at today is Barney stuff as you did when deramping to get in cheaper.

You'll not play those games with me Pierre, I don't have the patience or really give a toss what you are trying to do, get some self respect and trade quietly if needs be, only two pence traders need do underhand tactics on quality stocks.

Goodbye Pierre.