Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[alchemy] 21/2/2017 10:07

As a holder for the long-term , not a long term-holder I observe that any company with funds can quite reasonably be quiet for awhile. I look to news by end April however. The figures will be published and as a backward looking item won't be brilliant so I'd have thought a forward looking observation will be made either at the same time or to straddle the results. ---------We need a new book "Switch and Store". I use this thread for input on "stuff" , I am sure Red will be back in focus- and the share price flying ere long.Better than Brexit fixation.

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 09:15

” The Jabil tie-up, which is a long term collaboration, is an interesting one in that it provides third party validation of the technology. It also reveals the ambition of both sides as the US firm will be looking to mass produce units for sale around the world "

[gerd212] 21/2/2017 09:12

"Redflow has cut its teeth in the residential market in Australia and New Zealand, with “hundreds” of domestic flow battery units installed, according to Kempster."


It's ironic how well Redflow seem to be doing with their new found manufacturing partner.

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 09:11

gerd21221 Feb '17 - 07:28 - 12777 of 12811 0 0
Realistic forecast of progress?


"dogrunner11
12 Jan '17 - 08:21 - 11366 of 12776 0 0
Can't see many parting this side of news...

$263 million sales pipeline for next 12 months!! That's huge, I'm happy wait and see what happens..


dlg3
12 Jan '17 - 08:24 - 11367 of 12776 0 0
dogrunner11 that was over a month ago, that figure will have swell by now, I know they are swamped with enquiries..."

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 09:09

Over the past few decades, solar energy has become increasingly relevant due to its reducing costs and social acceptability. Successive Governments have given a solid push to making solar energy a well regarded reality

Energy poverty is a recurring chronic problem in India today, and this is being made worse by the ever-increasing pace of development that is unable to keep a balance between the need to improve human development indicators and the necessity to prevent environmental pollution and ecological destruction.

About two-third of the Indian population is still deprived of modern energy services; according to official estimates nearly 300 million people have no access to electricity and in addition to this, if the three-fourth of rural households connected to the grid that have erratic and less than six hours of electricity supply is included, then about 700 million people in the country suffering from energy poverty.

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 09:06

The world’s largest oil company, Saudi Aramco, is reportedly eyeing acquisition targets in the renewable energy space, according to Bloomberg.

The investment is intended to serve as part of a larger plan to diversify outside of crude protection, said anonymous sources close to the matter.

Saudi Quest for Diversified Energy
Investment banks including HSBC Holdings Plc, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Credit Suisse Group AG have been invited to pitch for the position in guiding Aramco as it identifies potential buyout candidates and formulates deals.

The energy company plans to bring in foreign renewable energy specialists into the kingdom, as sources say the first of the investments could come about as soon as this year.

$30 to $50 Billion for Renewable Energy
Saudi Arabia announced plans to produce 10 gigawatts of power from renewable energy sources, including solar, wind and nuclear in less than seven years. Alongside the oil giant’s plans to diversify, the kingdom will employ new funds to renewable energy research and manufacturing. Saudi Arabia’s heightened involvement in renewable energy is part of a larger economic transformation plan announced by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in April.

[pierre oreilly] 21/2/2017 09:04

A blast of posts to hide any constructive and valuable criticism.

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 09:01

dlg321 Feb '17 - 08:25 - 12793 of 12804 0 0 Edit
JUNE 2015

A US-BASED global manufacturing services company is to create more than 200 jobs in Scotland, the First Minister has announced. Jabil will invest £12.5 million into its operation in Livingston, West Lothian, which will result in an additional 212 jobs and safeguard 147 manufacturing roles.

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 09:01

dlg321 Feb '17 - 08:19 - 12790 of 12804 1 0 Edit
darkdogs the videos in the header, the first one tip TV think it is right at the end, Scotts own words, REDT employs around 25, Camco around 20 and Jabil around 50 ....that was last year so figure may be more now...

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 09:00

this calculation is for a 10 kva generator, which is roughlt 8Kw

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 08:56

dlg321 Feb '17 - 07:50 - 12779 of 12793 0 0 Edit
fieldhouse so what you are saying is no one will buy because GEN-3 being worked on??? so when GEN-3 is at production stage and GEN-4 being worked on, no one will buy then, they will keep hanging on for the latest model??? When you buy a car do you hang on for next yearts model because it will be better????

The government have climate targets to meet by 2020 and 2030, 2020 is only 3 years away, not only that Jabil now employ 50 people on REDT,s storage machines they are not going to let those 50 employee,s sit around waiting for GEN-3, as they say they want to mass produce REDT,s storage machines.

Jabil would not wait for REDflow, they will not wait for REDT, besides the government are changing regulation to make storage more viable through revenue stacking......In other coutries they are more desperate than they are in the UK for storage.....another thing to take into consideration is that if you operate generators and the fuel costs 50p per Kwh and battery,s plus storage are half that and you spend £30,000 per annum on one generator then the savings will more than outweigh the cost saving.......

There is a reason for the statement that REDT can sell their storage machines cheaper than the compotition, work it out guys !!!

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 08:55

” The Jabil tie-up, which is a long term collaboration, is an interesting one in that it provides third party validation of the technology. It also reveals the ambition of both sides as the US firm will be looking to mass produce units for sale around the world"

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 08:52

fieldhouse thats it, show your true colours....... nobody said they were churning out hundreds, those are your words, that you choose to use !!!! but the do employ 50 people at Jabil Circuit in conection with REDT,s storager machines !!!! not only that those 50 people will not be sat playing cards !!!!! they will be working on what they are employed for, the manufacture of REDT,s storage machines... how many they have stockpiled is anyones guese, but some will tell you none....I would prefer to leave it open ....

[pierre oreilly] 21/2/2017 08:49

Field, stop being so realistic! That's the last thing wanted on this thread. This is digdogalice in wonderland thread, allow your imagination total freedom! Make up stuff then, then add a load of exclamation marks!!!!! It will put all prospective new investors off, so what!!!!!

[dogrunner11] 21/2/2017 08:47

You are at it again Pierre.

Fieldhouse, they could be busy making stacks ready for distribution once you can purchase product. I doubt they are sitting playing cards.

[fieldhouse] 21/2/2017 08:35

Frightfully sorry chaps.

I must be missing some RNS's

Jabil and redt are turning out storage machines by the hundred.Those 50 staff have done a fantastic job and we are all looking forward to bumper profits at year end 2017

My profuse apologies for getting the situation so wrong.

[pierre oreilly] 21/2/2017 08:35

Ah, two posts before I get called a liar.All for correcting your made up lies.Fuel for nukes cost about 0.3p/kWh, fuel for wind and solar costs 0p/kWh, and yet you post fuel for generation costs 50p/kWh, and accuse anyone correcting your totally imbecilic and lying posts a liar.

[dogrunner11] 21/2/2017 08:34

Post brexit you have to say we are very good for the economy!!!

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 08:29

Yes dogrunner11 50 staff employed by Jabil Circuit on REDT,s storage amchine, that was last year so would imagine that figure to be more, Jabil getteing ready to churn out REDT,s storage machines !!!!

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 08:27

pierre you either need glasses or just a complete liar...

dlg321 Feb '17 - 07:50 - 12779 of 12793 0 0 Edit
fieldhouse so what you are saying is no one will buy because GEN-3 being worked on??? so when GEN-3 is at production stage and GEN-4 being worked on, no one will buy then, they will keep hanging on for the latest model??? When you buy a car do you hang on for next yearts model because it will be better????

The government have climate targets to meet by 2020 and 2030, 2020 is only 3 years away, not only that Jabil now employ 50 people on REDT,s storage machines they are not going to let those 50 employee,s sit around waiting for GEN-3, as they say they want to mass produce REDT,s storage machines.

Jabil would not wait for REDflow, they will not wait for REDT, besides the government are changing regulation to make storage more viable through revenue stacking......In other coutries they are more desperate than they are in the UK for storage.....another thing to take into consideration is that if you operate generators and the fuel costs 50p per Kwh and battery,s plus storage are half that and you spend £30,000 per annum on one generator then the savings will more than outweigh the cost saving.......

There is a reason for the statement that REDT can sell their storage machines cheaper than the compotition, work it out guys !!!

[dlg3] 21/2/2017 08:25

JUNE 2015

A US-BASED global manufacturing services company is to create more than 200 jobs in Scotland, the First Minister has announced. Jabil will invest £12.5 million into its operation in Livingston, West Lothian, which will result in an additional 212 jobs and safeguard 147 manufacturing roles.