Energiser Investments Share Discussion Threads

[waldron] 29/10/2019 08:05

Engie: Berenberg remains with BUY ,target UP FROM 16 to 18 EUR.

[waldron] 28/10/2019 17:05

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 61.43 -0.95%
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Natural Gas NYMEX 2.54 +3.13%
(WTI) 55.8 USD -1.54%


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Dow Jones
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3,630.73 +0.20%
DAX
12,941.71 +0.37%
Ftse Mib
22,712.19 +0.46%


Eni
13.938 -0.73%

Total
47.85 +0.32%

Engie
14.86 -0.44%

Orange
14.545 -0.92%

IAG
Price (GBX) 519.40 -0.23% (Down -1.20)



Bp
512 +0.00%

Vodafone
160.16 -0.27%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,330 +0.19%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,327 +0.13%

[waldron] 25/10/2019 17:14

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 61.68 +0.02%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.63 +0.18%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.46 -0.16%
(WTI) 56.37 USD +0.50%

FTSE 100
7,324.47 -0.05%
Dow Jones
26,996.53 +0.71%
CAC 40
5,722.15 +0.67%
SBF 120
4,512.7 +0.64%
Euro STOXX 50
3,623.88 +0.06%
DAX
12,894.51 +0.17%
Ftse Mib
22,585.89 +0.26%


Eni
14.04 -0.69%


Total
47.695 +0.41%

Engie
14.925 -1.26%

Orange
14.68 -0.34%

IAG
Price (GBX) 520.60 +0.50% (Up +2.60)

Bp
512 +0.39%

Vodafone
160.6 -0.37%

Royal Dutch Shell
2,325.5 +0.17%

Royal Dutch Shell
2,324 +0.48%

MONTHS END WILL TELL ALL

[waldron] 24/10/2019 17:10

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 61.54 +0.60%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.62 +0.70%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.44 +0.33%
(WTI) 56.25 USD +0.95%

FTSE 100
7,326.81 +0.91%
Dow Jones
26,802.22 -0.12%
CAC 40
5,684.33 +0.55%
SBF 120
4,483.82 +0.51%
Euro STOXX 50
3,621.54 +0.39%
DAX
12,872.1 +0.58%
Ftse Mib
22,532.38 +0.81%



Eni
14.138 +0.47%


Total
47.5 +0.38%

Engie
15.115 +0.97%

Orange
14.73 -1.24%

IAG
Price (GBX) 518.00 +1.21% (Up +6.20)


Bp
510 +0.71%

Vodafone
161.2 -0.95%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,321.5 +0.80%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,313 +0.37%

[waldron] 23/10/2019 17:13

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 60.17 +0.79%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.58 +0.95%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.43 -0.82%
(WTI) 55.17 USD +1.81%


FTSE 100
7,260.74 +0.67%
Dow Jones
26,848.69 +0.23%
CAC 40
5,653.44 -0.08%
SBF 120
4,461.04 -0.04%
Euro STOXX 50
3,607.64 +0.09%
DAX
12,798.19 +0.34%
Ftse Mib
22,362.25 -0.56%


Eni
14.072 +0.85%


Total
47.32 +0.29%

Engie
14.97 +0.07%

Orange
14.915 -0.13%

IAG
Price (GBX) 511.80 -0.66% (Down -3.40)


Bp
506.4 +1.45%

Vodafone
162.74 +1.70%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,303 +0.94%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,304.5 +1.30%

[waldron] 22/10/2019 17:31

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 58.52 -1.51%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.55 -1.53%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.45 -2.62%
(WTI) 53 USD -1.01%

FTSE 100
7,212.49 +0.68%
Dow Jones
26,860.96 +0.12%
CAC 40
5,657.69 +0.17%
SBF 120
4,462.99 +0.13%
Euro STOXX 50
3,604.82 +0.03%
DAX
12,754.69 +0.05%
Ftse Mib
22,523.72 +0.20%


Eni
13.954 +0.84%



Total
47.185 +1.52%

Engie
14.96 +1.29%

Orange
14.935 +0.40%

IAG
Price (GBX) 515.20 -1.87% (Down -9.80)

Bp
499.15 +1.87%

Vodafone
160.02 +0.14%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,281.5 +1.90%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,275 +2.18%

[waldron] 21/10/2019 17:48

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 58.52 -1.51%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.55 -1.53%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.45 -2.62%
(WTI) 53 USD -1.01%


FTSE 100
7,163.64 +0.18%
Dow Jones
26,791.55 +0.08%
CAC 40
5,648.35 +0.21%
SBF 120
4,457.19 +0.22%
Euro STOXX 50
3,600.08 +0.53%
DAX
12,747.96 +0.91%
Ftse Mib
22,493.96 +0.77%


Eni
13.838 +0.42


Total
46.48 +0.31%

Engie
14.77 -1.20%

Orange
14.875 -0.34

IAG
Price (GBX) 525.00 +3.22% (Up +16.40)


Bp
490 +1.02%

Vodafone
159.8 -0.42%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,239 -0.04%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,226.5 +0.00%

[waldron] 18/10/2019 17:16

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 59.54 -0.62%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.58 -0.07%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.53 +0.52%
(WTI) 53.94 USD +0.02%

FTSE 100
7,150.57 -0.44%
Dow Jones
26,951.3 -0.28%
CAC 40
5,636.25 -0.65%
SBF 120
4,447.36 -0.59%
Euro STOXX 50
3,582.38 -0.44%
DAX
12,633.6 -0.17%
Ftse Mib
22,336.41 -0.18%



Eni
13.78 +0.26%


Total
46.335 +0.26%

Engie
14.95 +0.47%

Orange
14.925 +0.37%




INTERNATIONAL CONSOLIDATED AIRLINES GROUP (IAG)
508.6 GBp -0.90%



Bp
485.05 -0.66%

Vodafone
160.48 +0.02%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,240 -0.82%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,226.5 -0.87%

[the grumpy old men] 18/10/2019 14:11

Engie selects GES to build 259MW renewable projects in Chile

PowerWindPV

By NS Energy Staff Writer 18 Oct 2019

The two projects to be constructed by GES will include a wind farm with 162MW and a solar farm with 97MW capacity
GES Engie

Image: GES selected to build renewable projects for Engie in Chile. Photo: Courtesy of GES.

French electric utility company Engie has selected Global Energy Services (GES), a construction services provider for renewables industry, to build two renewable energy projects in Chile with a total generating capacity of 259MW.

As part of the contract, GES will build the 162MW Calama Wind Farm and the 97MW Capricornio Photovoltaic Plant. The two plants are Engie’s first renewable projects in the country.

The construction services provider has already begun the detailed engineering on both projects, which will be built over a year.

GES claims that its experience in the country and its know-how of the company in the wind farms built for Engie in Mexico are the reasons cited to be awarded the contract.
Details of renewable projects to be built by GES

The Capricornio solar plant will be located 35km from the city of Antofagasta. GES has been given the responsibility of engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC), without supplying the main equipment of the solar field, which includes both the interconnection line and the substations.

Construction of the project will last for one year.

The Calama wind farm will be located 12km away from the city of Calama, also in the region of Antofagasta. GES has also been put in charge of engineering and construction of the infrastructure,, including civil and electrical for the evacuation of energy generated by 36 wind turbines.

The turbines will have an energy generating capacity of 4.5MW each with a hub height of 94m. GES plans to deploy a foundation solution that allows to raise the height of the wind turbine by more than 4m for increased production.

Civil works will include the construction of the foundations and platforms for the wind turbines, more than 20 km of roads and the substation building. For the electrical works, GES will be in charge of the medium voltage network, the elevator substation and the connection with the pre-existing overhead line. The construction work will last for one year.

Last month, GES was selected to build the Valdejalón portfolio of five wind farms totaling 231MW capacity in Aragón, Spain. Construction is expected to be finalized in 2020 second quarter.

The Valdejalón portfolio is owned by the Danish fund manager Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its fund Copenhagen Infrastructure III K/S (CI-III).

[waldron] 17/10/2019 17:32

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 58.71 -1.19%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.56 -1.60%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.50 +0.12%
(WTI) 53.03 USD +0.44%

FTSE 100
7,182.32 +0.20%
Dow Jones
26,987.41 -0.05%
CAC 40
5,673.07 -0.42%
SBF 120
4,473.69 -0.35%
Euro STOXX 50
3,588.62 -0.38%
DAX
12,654.95 -0.12%
Ftse Mib
22,446.8 +0.08%


Eni
13.744 -0.52%


Total
46.215 -0.41%

Engie
14.88 -0.83%

Orange
14.87 -0.07%

IAG
Price (GBX) 513.20 +0.35% (Up +1.80)


Bp
488.25 +0.42%

Vodafone
160.44 -0.12%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,258.5 +0.44%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,246 +0.60%

[waldron] 16/10/2019 17:36

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 59.50 +1.29%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.59 +1.03%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.53 -0.04%
(WTI) 53.56 USD +1.08%


FTSE 100
7,167.95 -0.61%
Dow Jones
27,024.73 +0.00%
CAC 40
5,696.9 -0.09%
SBF 120
4,489.32 -0.14%
Euro STOXX 50
3,602.32 -0.03%
DAX
12,670.11 +0.32%
Ftse Mib
22,457.68 +0.41%


Eni
13.816 -0.16%


Total
46.405 -0.11%

Engie
15.005 -0.60%

Orange
14.88 +0.27%

IAG
Price (GBX) 511.40 -0.74% (Down -3.80)

Bp
486.2 -0.82%

Vodafone
160.64 -0.73%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,248.5 -0.68%


Royal Dutch Shell B
2,232.5 -1.02%

[waldron] 16/10/2019 07:07

Engie: Credit Suisse starts tracking at neutral targeting EUR 15.30.

[waldron] 15/10/2019 17:26

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 59.32 -0.05%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.58 +0.46%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.51 +0.52%
(WTI) 53.4 USD -0.24%

FTSE 100
7,211.64 -0.03%
Dow Jones
27,052.12 +0.99%
CAC 40
5,702.05 +1.04%
SBF 120
4,495.6 +1.05%
Euro STOXX 50
3,598.65 +1.24%
DAX
12,629.79 +1.15%
Ftse Mib
22,371 +1.24%


Eni
13.838 +0.68%



Total
46.455 +1.34%

Engie
15.095 -0.03%

Orange
14.84 +0.95%

IAG
Price (GBX) 515.20 +4.21% (Up +20.80)

Bp
490.2 -0.52%

Vodafone
161.82 +0.51%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,264 -1.11%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,255.5 -0.97%

The wonders of brexit,sterling,trade wars and the oil price etc etc etc

[waldron] 14/10/2019 17:01

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 59.08 -2.36%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.60 -2.58%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.47 +0.49%
(WTI) 53.3 USD -2.70%


FTSE 100
7,213.45 -0.46%
Dow Jones
26,844.55 +0.10%
CAC 40
5,643.08 -0.40%
SBF 120
4,448.99 -0.34%
Euro STOXX 50
3,554.73 -0.30%
DAX
12,486.56 -0.20%
Ftse Mib
22,114.37 -0.23%


Eni
13.744 -0.66%



Total
45.84 -1.24%

Engie
15.1 +0.47%

Orange
14.7 -0.71%

IAG
Price (GBX) 494.40 -0.90% (Down -4.50)

Bp
492.75 -0.16%

Vodafone
161 -0.19%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,289.5 -0.04%

Royal Dutch Shell B
2,277.5 -0.20%

[maywillow] 13/10/2019 13:37

Engie Cofely introduces key sustainable initiatives
DUBAI, 2 hours, 40 minutes ago

Engie Cofely, an international leader in providing zero-carbon energy and innovative integrated facilities management solutions, continues its road to increased sustainability by introducing recycled staff uniforms and business cards, electric/low carbon emission vehicles, and completely banning single-use plastic from their offices.

The company, which recently re-branded from Cofely-Besix Facility Management to Engie Cofely, introduced a new range of uniforms made entirely from recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET).

Engie aspires to become the world leader in the zero-carbon transition. Worldwide, internal practices are fully aligned with this ambition, while Engie promotes an internal culture of sustainability and active carbon footprint reduction in all its’ practices, said a top official.

"A total of 42 plastic PET bottles are used to make one uniform, and to date we have produced 4,200 recycled uniforms for our staff," remarked Bart Holsters, UAE General Manager of Engie Cofely.

"This equates to 176,400 bottles that have been successfully diverted from landfills, and 28,32876 ounces of carbon saved," stated Holsters.

“We have also collected all the old uniforms which have also been recycled for a good cause as per our CSR initiatives,” he added.

Along with a host of paper recycling and digitalisation initiatives to decrease paper usage within the company, Engie Cofely has also introduced business cards made from recycled paper for all its’ staff. Approximately 40,000 cards are printed per year, which equates to roughly 1 ton of paper or 24 trees per year.

Holsters pointed out that Engie Cofely has taken a vow to reduce single-use plastic packaging, as well as encouraging recycling amongst their approved suppliers.

"We have already adopted a ‘no single-use plastic water bottles or cutlery/cups’ philosophy, and we also recently partnered with Liquid of Life to install water filters in the pantry to avoid using plastic water dispensers. In fact, we calculated that we will divert approximately 6,000kgs of plastic from landfills over 10 years," he added.

Engie Cofely Middle East is an international leader in providing low-carbon energy and innovative integrated facilities management solutions in various sectors such as transport, retail, commercial, infrastructure, industrial, residential, educational and healthcare.

It is currently reviewing the process of transitioning all company vehicles to electric/low carbon emission vehicles to support the group’s strategic ambition to be a leader in the transition to low-carbon transportation, helping to reduce pollution and improve air quality across the country.-TradeArabia News Service

[the grumpy old men] 13/10/2019 09:46

thenational.ae



Engie eyes investments in district cooling and renewables in the Middle East

The French utility invested approximately Dh2.8bn in Mubadala's district cooling venture Tabreed in 2017
Renewables account for around 15 per cent of Engie's portfolio, a segment the company is keen to grow according to chairman Jean-Pierre Clamadieu. Khushnum Bhandari for The National
Jennifer Gnana
Jennifer Gnana

October 12, 2019

French utility Engie is looking at growing its portfolio in district cooling in the Middle East as it also looks to actively bid on renewables projects in the region, according to its chairman.

"We're looking at growing with existing facilities and new customers, developing greenfield facilities but yes, acquisitions are also on the table," Jean-Pierre Clamadieu told The National in an interview in Abu Dhabi.

"We have a strong commitment to Abu Dhabi and the Emirates in general and there are opportunities in Saudi [Arabia]. We're already operating in Saudi [Arabia] and we're also looking at opportunities there," he added.

In 2017, Engie invested approximately Dh2.8 billion in Mubadala Investment Company's district cooling venture Tabreed, taking a 40 per cent stake in the firm.

The GCC is a major contributor to the group's overall revenue, with a share of 28 gigawatts of the total capacity of 103GW globally, according to Engie's Middle East, South & Central Asia and Turkey chief executive Sébastien Arbola.
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"If regulatory frameworks remain as attractive as they have been for the past 30 years, Engie will continue to invest in the region," he added.

The French company has made some strategic strides in the region, notably with the appointment of key executives with extensive backgrounds in clean energy to its Middle East portfolio.

In Saudi Arabia, Engie appointed Turki Al Shehri, the first head of the kingdom's newly-established Renewable Energy Project Development Office, to the position of chief executive.

In the UAE, Engie-venture Tabreed has Bader Al Lamki, who was earlier responsible for driving Masdar's clean energy business, as its new chief.

Engie's regional appointments come amid an increasing push among oil exporting states of the Gulf to add more renewable capacities to grid, as they look to free up more oil for export. Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter is looking to add up to 40GW of capacity in photovoltaic and 3.2GW in concentrated solar over the next decade. Dubai, for instance looks to generate 25 per cent of its energy requirements from renewable sources by 2030 and 75 per cent by 2050 as part of its clean energy drive.

While renewables form around 15 per cent of Engie's portfolio globally, it is a segment the French utility is keen to grow.

"We want to increase it significantly. Again we see renewables as a way to support our client solutions business," said Mr Clamadieu.

In the Middle East, Engie is "actively bidding on projects in wind and solar", he added.

The company has a strong position in wind, both inland and offshore, and is looking to continue to grow in this segment, he observed.

Earlier this year, Engie joined forces with Spanish renewable energy firm EDPR to form a joint venture in offshore wind.

The companies will combine their existing installed capacity of 1.5GW in wind and 4GW under development and will look to reach 5 to 7GW of projects in operation or construction and 5 to 10GW under advanced development by 2025.

Saudi Arabia, which has looked at developing offshore wind, could also be of interest, said Mr Clamadieu, noting that the sector was "very significant" in terms of generation capabilities globally.

Engie is spending €11 billion (Dh44.6bn) over the next three years as it plans to deploy up to 9GW capacity of renewables. Of the planned capex spend, €4bn-€5bn will be spent on client solutions, €2.3-€2.8bn in renewables, €3bn in developing networks and the rest will be deployed in thermal power generation.

"The priority of the group is customer solutions. We have a very large position there and almost €20bn of sales in businesses where we support customers, corporate and local governments with energy projects in the form of services and in some cases associated with capital expenditure in infrastructure," said Mr Clamadieu.

Updated: October 12, 2019 06:35 PM

[waldron] 11/10/2019 17:30

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 60.37 +2.15%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.64 +1.08%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.45 +1.53%
(WTI) 54.58 USD +1.28%


FTSE 100
7,247.08 +0.84%
Dow Jones
26,916.72 +1.59%
CAC 40
5,665.48 +1.73%
SBF 120
4,464.13 +1.75%
Euro STOXX 50
3,569.92 +2.10%
DAX
12,511.65 +2.86%
Ftse Mib
22,145.23 +1.79%



Eni
13.836 +1.13%


Total
46.415 +2.47%


Engie
15.03 +2.42%

Orange
14.805 +2.17%

IAG
Price (GBX) 498.90 +8.20% (Up +37.80)



Bp
493.55 -1.68%

Vodafone
161.3 -0.93%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,290.5 -1.08%


Royal Dutch Shell B
2,282 -0.95%


A great day for some shares but sterlings strength a bone for some shares despite the rise in oil prrices

[waldron] 10/10/2019 17:10

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 58.65 +0.57%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.59 +0.37%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.42 -0.70%
(WTI) 53.01 USD +1.22%


FTSE 100
7,186.36 +0.28%
Dow Jones
26,566.61 +0.84%
CAC 40
5,569.05 +1.27%
SBF 120
4,387.3 +1.22%
Euro STOXX 50
3,496.67 +1.07%
DAX
12,164.2 +0.58%
Ftse Mib
21,746.87 +0.99%


Eni
13.682 +0.60%

Total
45.295 +0.92%


Engie
14.675 +0.14%

Orange
14.49 +1.15%

IAG
Price (GBX) 461.10 +0.65% (Up +3.00)

Bp
502 -0.85%

Vodafone
162.82 +1.17%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,315.5 -0.17%


Royal Dutch Shell B
2,304 -0.13%

[maywillow] 10/10/2019 12:42

14.575 EUR +0.28%

[sarkasm] 10/10/2019 09:20

14.555 EUR +0.14%