Energiser Investments Share Discussion Threads

[waldron] 27/12/2019 17:16

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[florenceorbis] 27/12/2019 09:21

Engie Brasil to buy power transmission concessionaire in Brazil
Power line in Brazil. Author: João André O. Dias License: Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic (CC BY-ND 2.0)

December 26 (Renewables Now) - Brazilian utility Engie Brasil Energia SA (BMVF:EGIE3) said on Monday its unit Engie Transmissao has agreed to acquire a 100% stake in a company that holds a concession to build and operate around 1,800 kilometres of power lines in Para and Tocantins.

Engie Transmissao signed a share purchase and sale agreement with Sterlite Brazil Participacoes SA, targeting all shares of Sterlite Novo Estado Energia SA.

The purchase price will reach up to BRL 410 million (USD 100.4m/EUR 90.7m), subject to customary conditions, including the securing of the Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency ANEEL's approval.

Sterlite Participacoes was awarded Lot 3 in ANEEL’s transmission auction in 2017, which resulted in Novo Estado signing a concession agreement with the Brazilian government agency. Besides 1,800 kilometres of power lines, the concession covers construction, operation and maintenance of one new substation and the expansion of three other substations in the Brazilian states of Para and Tocantins.

Engie Brasil said all installation licences for the project have been issued. Construction is expected to commence in 2020.

(BRL 1 = USD 0.24/EUR 0.22)

[sarkasm] 24/12/2019 18:44

Engie-led consortium to pay EUR 2.2bn for EDP's Portuguese HPPs
Author: grendelkhan. License: Creative Commons, Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic.

December 20 (Renewables Now) - A consortium led by French utility Engie SA (EPA:ENGI) is to acquire the Portuguese hydropower portfolio of Energias de Portugal SA (ELI:EDP), with a total capacity of 1.7 GW, for EUR 2.2 billion (USD 2.4bn).

The consortium also includes Credit Agricole Assurances, the insurance arm of French bank Credit Agricole SA (EPA:ACA), with a 35% stake, and French investment manager Mirova, which owns 25%. Together they submitted the winning bid in an auction held by the Portuguese utility, it was announced on Thursday.

Engie will be responsible for operating and maintaining the hydropower plants (HPP) in the portfolio, while also providing energy management services, according to the company's statement. The company expects a net debt impact of about EUR 650 million from the deal, which is expected to close in the second half of 2020.

The assets in the portfolio have a weighted average remaining concession term of 45 years and include three new pump storage units as well as three recently repowered run-of-river plants.

Engie expects the pump storage hydro production to become more valuable in the medium to long term considering the inherent intermittency of wind and solar assets, the company stated.

(EUR 1.0 = USD 1.1)

[waldron] 24/12/2019 15:39

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Engie
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Orange
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487.7 -0.28%

Vodafone
150.4 -0.01%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,278 +0.71%

Royal Dutch Shell B
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[waldron] 23/12/2019 17:37

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49.355 +0.58%

Engie
14.655 -0.64%

Bp
489.05 +0.82%

Vodafone
150.42 -0.17%

Royal Dutch Shell A
2,262 +1.34%

Royal Dutch Shell B
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[sarkasm] 22/12/2019 07:44

The Sunday Telegraph: Berlin has accused Washington of interfering in German internal affairs, after Donald Trump signed off on US sanctions against companies building a Russian natural gas pipeline to Germany.

[waldron] 20/12/2019 17:21

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[waldron] 19/12/2019 17:25

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[waldron] 18/12/2019 17:11

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Engie
14.485 -1.66%


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479.3 +0.09%

Vodafone
150.5 +0.82%

Royal Dutch Shell A
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[grupo guitarlumber] 18/12/2019 11:59

US greenlights sanctions on mega Russia-EU gas pipeline, but it’s probably too late
Published Wed, Dec 18 20195:09 AM ESTUpdated 26 min ago
Holly Ellyatt
@HollyEllyatt



Key Points

The U.S. Senate has approved a defense bill that will see sanctions imposed on companies working on Russia’s massive flagship gas pipeline project to Germany.
The sanctions might not have much effect given that the Nord Stream 2 pipeline is almost complete.

Premium: Baltic Sea pipeline Nord Stream 2
On a platform at the pipeline laying ship “Castoro 10” off the southeast tip of the island of Rügen, experts are working on the connection of two pipeline sections of the Baltic Sea natural gas pipeline Nord Stream 2.
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The U.S. Senate has approved a defense bill that will see sanctions imposed on companies working on Russia’s massive flagship gas pipeline project to Germany — but the sanctions might not have much effect given that the Nord Stream 2 pipeline is almost complete.

The Senate voted overwhelmingly to pass the multi-billion dollar billion defense policy bill, formally known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), on Tuesday. The NDAA covers a broad range of defense policy and military spending.

The annually-set NDAA is also significant for Europe’s energy scene, however, as the 2020 bill also contains provisions to impose sanctions on companies installing deep sea pipelines for Russia’s $10.5 billion Nord Stream 2 (NS2) gas pipeline linking Russia and Germany (via the Baltic Sea).

The pipeline is Russia-led, under the aegis of the country’s state-owned energy giant Gazprom, but has been part-financed by several European energy companies, including Shell, OMV and Engie.

The TurkStream project which stretches from Russia to Turkey, and estimated to cost around $12 billion, was also mentioned in the defense bill but the pipeline is set to launch early January so sanctions would be ineffectual.
Sanctions

The defense bill says that no later than 60 days after it’s enacted, a report should be filed to congressional committees identifying vessels that are “engaged in pipe-laying” for Nord Stream 2. Individuals who are identified as being involved in the projects could also have U.S. visas revoked and see transactions related to U.S. property blocked, although the bill allows a 30-day period for individuals to “wind-downR21; their operations in the project.

The NDAA, which also greenlights the creation of a U.S. Space Force and paid parental leave for federal employees, was approved by the House of Representatives last week. It will now be sent to President Donald Trump to be signed into law; he signalled last week he would do so without delay.

Germany’s Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has joined Russian criticism of the sanctions, saying last week that “European energy policy must be decided in Europe, not the U.S.” while Russian foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said last week that “I assure you that neither Nord Stream 2 nor TurkStream will stop” because of U.S. sanctions.
Race against time

The U.S. sanctions would not have mattered at all if Nord Stream 2 had been completed on time.

However, the project was subject to months of delays because Denmark was hesitant about the pipeline traversing through its territorial waters before it finally granted a permit for the project at the end of October. The decision was seen as removing a last hurdle to the completion of NS2, and a blow to U.S. efforts to stymie the project.

But the delay caused by Denmark’s procrastination means that U.S. sanctions, if targeted quickly, could impact several specialist companies involved in pipe-laying for the project — although there is not much of the route left to complete.

Nord Stream 2 was tight-lipped about the possible impact of U.S. sanctions on the project’s contractors, telling CNBC in a statement Wednesday that it is “aware of the ongoing legislative procedure in the U.S. and the political debates. We cannot comment on any implications for our project.”
Premium: Nord Stream 2 - Construction site receiving station
A worker is standing at the construction site of the Nord Stream 2 Baltic Sea pipeline.
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NS2 would not provide direct comment on when it expected the pipeline to be completed, or how much more of the route was yet to complete but in November, Russia’s deputy prime minister told reporters that the pipeline was expected to launch in mid-2020.

At the end of October, Nord Stream 2 said the pipeline was 87% complete, or 2,100 kilometers long (the total of both Nord Stream 2 and its parallel predecessor pipeline, Nord Stream), so it’s estimated that the pipeline is currently 90% complete.
Controversial pipelines

The NS2 pipeline is particularly controversial for the U.S. which see it as a way for Russia to increase its energy dominance in Europe, a region the U.S. wants to increase its own liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to. Ostensibly, however, the U.S. says that sanctions aimed at the Russian-led pipelines is to protect Europe’s energy security.

In June, Senator Ted Cruz summed up U.S. sentiment toward Nord Stream 2 saying it “poses a grave threat to the national security of the United States and our European allies.” Urging NS2′s construction to be halted, he said “the United States must stand with our European allies, support energy diversity, and combat Russia’s economic blackmail.”

Germany begs to differ and defends the pipeline, which will double the capacity of gas that Russia can pipe to Europe, saying it is essential for Europe’s wider energy supply, although opinion in the EU is divided with Poland and Lithuania among those that see the pipeline as a threat to energy security.

Russia was the largest supplier of natural gas to the EU both in 2018 and 2019 (only first trimester data is available), according to Eurostat. In 2018, just over 40% of EU imports of natural gas came from Russia, followed by Norway (at around 35%).

Ukraine is most unhappy with the Nord Stream 2 pipeline as it is currently the main conduit for Russian gas to central Europe and earns roughly around $3 billion a year in gas transit fees.

The Nord Stream 2 pipeline to Germany will allow Russia, and its state-owned gas giant Gazprom, which is leading the gas pipeline projects, to largely bypass Ukraine – a country with whom Russia has strained geopolitical and commercial relations due to its annexation of Crimea and ongoing territorial dispute in east Ukraine.

NS2 was meant to be completed by the end of 2019, in time for Gazprom’s 10-year gas transit deal with its Ukrainian equivalent Naftogaz to expire, but the delay to NS2 means (inconveniently) that Gazprom is having to negotiate another shorter-term gas transit deal with Naftogas, whose CEO has cheered on U.S. sanctions on NS2, telling NBC News last week that they would be a “game changer” for Ukraine and the European gas market.

[waldron] 17/12/2019 18:09

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Eni
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Engie
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Orange
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Bp
478.85 +2.32%

Vodafone
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Royal Dutch Shell A
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Royal Dutch Shell B
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[waldron] 16/12/2019 17:46

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Eni
13.624 +0.15%


Total
48.28 +0.96%

Engie
14.645 +0.41%

Orange
13.345 +0.53%

IAG
Price (GBX) 640.00 +1.68% (Up +10.60)


Bp
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Vodafone
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Royal Dutch Shell A
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Royal Dutch Shell B
2,160 +1.15%

[oi_oi_savaloy] 16/12/2019 14:04

3 years? You’re posting about the wrong company! This forum is for this company hxxps://www.energiserinvestments.co.uk/our_focus/index.php

You keep posting information about this company ENGIE EU. Ex GDF . It’s not this forum.

3 years? I might be new but I know which forum to post in; this is Energiser Investments - they are in real estate – they invest in real estate opportunities in the UK. The Directors also own INL (Inland Homes) and Energiser have recently invested in KCR REIT PLC, another property REIT in the UK.

They have absolutely nothing to do with nuclear energy or any energy stuff that you lot keep posting about. So get back in your box fella. 3 years you’ve been posting here? Sorry chap but you might need to re-look at where you're posting the stuff you're posting in.

[grupo] 16/12/2019 12:34

ENGIE EXTENDS EDF PARTNERSHIP WITH £350M DEAL
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16 December 2019 | Marino Donati


Engie has signed a £350 million contract with EDF Energy to extend its facilities management services to the end of 2027.


Under the deal, Engie will continue to provide FM and specialist technical support services to EDF’s nuclear power stations in the UK.



Engie has delivered services to EDF energy since 2008 and has more than 1,100 employees at eight nuclear power stations across the UK, and at two coal stations and one gas power station in Nottinghamshire.



Services include facilities management with extra support through project delivery and specialist technical maintenance. Engie also stores, maintains and deploys all the emergency response plant and equipment for the nuclear fleet.



The current contract expires in 2022 and the extension will run until 2027.



Nicola Lovett, chief executive for Engie UK & Ireland, said the latest contract extension was testament to the company’s capacity to deliver specialist services.

[grupo] 16/12/2019 11:55

oi_oi_savaloy
16 Dec '19 - 11:50 - 1767 of 1767

Advise you to post elsewhere newbie



most of us have been posting here for 3 years plus without mishap




newbie to post here

[oi_oi_savaloy] 16/12/2019 11:50

Grupo, Florence orbis, Waldron, ariane and Adrian_j_boris – you’ve got the wrong ENGI. Stop posting your energy stuff here – try the other ENGI.