Energy Asset Management Share Discussion Threads

[battyman2] 02/6/2009 13:57

I presume that you're talking about sometime now? They said that we shoud get some news before 10th June.

[diamond1] 29/5/2009 10:55

Batty,

We went into hibernation mode in May and went away.

Have another look around St Ledger day.

[battyman2] 29/5/2009 08:09

I presume that we'll hear something before the 10th June?

[battyman2] 28/5/2009 17:58

Anyone around still?

[nodding] 23/5/2009 11:17

20m x £1m = £20 trillion

[diamond1] 22/5/2009 19:05

Off topic, or is it.

Dear Mr. Darling,

Please find below my suggestion for fixing Britain 's economy. Instead of giving billions of pounds to banks that will squander the money on lavish parties and unearned bonuses, use the following plan. You can call it the Patriotic Retirement Plan:


There are about 20 million people over 50 in the work force. - Pay them £1 million apiece severance for early retirement with the following stipulations:

1) They MUST retire. Twenty million job openings - Unemployment fixed .

2) They MUST buy a new British CAR. Twenty million cars ordered - Auto Industry fixed .

3) They MUST either buy a house or pay off their mortgage - Housing Crisis fixed .

4) They must send their kids to school / college /university - Crime rate fixed

5) Buy £50 of alcohol / tobacco a week there's your money back in duty / tax etc

It can't get any easier than that!

P.S. If more money is needed , have all members of parliament pay back there falsely claimed expenses and second home allowances

If you think this would work, please forward to everyone you know including your MP. If not, please disregard.


P.S. Good luck to Burnley FC on Monday. "C'mon you Clarets."

[l0wrdr] 22/5/2009 09:17

waiting for something.....not sure what yet though lol

[battyman2] 21/5/2009 13:49

Are we not waiting for them to reverse into such an operation?

[codydotcom] 20/5/2009 13:00

Why would EAM get a meter contract? They are a cash shell, with no ongoing operations.

[sagem] 20/5/2009 09:37

COULD JOIN FORCES IF EAM GET A METRE CONTRACT

VPhase plc
('VPhase' or 'the Company')


VPhase briefs Minister on 'Smart Volt' advantage for 26 million UK homes


VPhase plc (VPHA.L), a leading developer of energy saving products for
residential and commercial properties, is pleased to announce that its Executive
Chairman Adrian Hutchings has briefed Rt. Hon. Ed Miliband, MP, the UK's Energy
and Climate Change Secretary, on the energy-savings benefits of the VPhase Smart
Voltage Management product. The briefing took place on Friday, 15 May, and
occurred in the same week that Mr Miliband announced the UK Government's plans
to roll out smart meters across 26 million homes and several million businesses
over the next 10 years.


At the briefing Mr Hutchings informed the minister that the VPhase Smart Voltage
Management product could add 'smart volts' to smart meter applications,
significantly increasing both the energy saving and environmental benefits of
installing such meters in isolation. Whilst the first VPhase product is due to
go on the UK market as a stand-alone product, Mr Hutchings assured the minister
that VPhase would enter into discussions with smart meter producers to enhance
their products with its 'smart volts' solution.


Unlikesmart meters, as soon as the VPhase device is installed consumers will
start reaping its energy-saving benefits without having to alter their energy
usage and behaviour. VPhase therefore believes that the joint use of its voltage
management device with smart meters can further improve household energy
savings. The VPhase Smart Voltage Management product reduces and regulates
incoming voltage. Testing has demonstrated that the product can cut typical
electricity bills by up to 10% or more.


Adrian Hutchings, Executive Chairman of VPhase, says: "VPhase is very pleased to
have secured the opportunity to brief Mr Miliband on the potential for Smart
Voltage Management to be used in conjunction with smart metering to reduce our
nation's energy consumption and carbon emissions. The UK Government's plan to
equip 26 million UK homes with smart meters is particularly timely in a year
when VPhase is expecting to roll out its product to the market. We believe that
the large-scale commercialisation of smart meters will offer us the perfect
window of opportunity to further emphasise the strength of our product, which
can help households and businesses save energy in a smart, easy, and
cost-effective way."


VPhase,a subsidiary of Energetix Group plc, is already working with two major UK
utilities, Scottish & Southern Energy and British Gas, to introduce the VPhase
Smart Voltage Management product into UK homes. The installation of domestic
energy efficiency measures like VPhase is being boosted significantly by the
Government's Carbon Emissions Reduction Target (CERT) programme, which expects
to spend up to GBP1 billion on such measures over the next three years.


- Ends -


For further information:
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| VPhase plc | |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Adrian Hutchings, Executive Chairman | Tel: [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Dr Lee Juby, Chief Executive Officer | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Richard Smith, Chief Financial Officer | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| | www.vphase.com |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+


+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Novum Securities Limited | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Henry Turcan | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| | www.novumsecurities.com |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+


+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Zimmerman Adams | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Thilo Hoffman | |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Charity Walmsley | www.zimmint.com |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+


Media enquiries
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Abchurch Communications Limited | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Justin Heath | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| Monique Tsang | [phone] |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| [e-mail] | www.abchurch-group.com |
+-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+


About VPhase plc


VPhase plc is a developer of a voltage control product that reduces the energy
consumption of many domestic electrical appliances.


The Company has developed a product designed to be attached to the consumer unit
(fuse box) in order to control the incoming voltage for selected circuits to a
target set point of 220 volts. This is slightly higher than the minimum design
point for electrical items in Europe, thereby ensuring that electrical
appliances in the home operate closer to the voltage condition for which
they were designed.


TestsbyVPhase have demonstrated that the product can save on average 10% of the
electricity across a range of domestic products including fridges, freezers,
central heating pumps, televisions and other items, even 'energy-saving' light
bulbs. This should equate to savings for the typical homeowner of GBP50
per annum.


In addition, there is evidence that the life of electrical appliances can be
extended by the use of this product; light bulbs, in particular, have
demonstrated at least two times longer life when on a circuit managed by the
voltage control product as compared to those without the voltage control
product.


VPhase is a subsidiary of Energetix Group plc and was admitted to AIM in
September 2007. It is based near Chester, NW England.

[nodding] 19/5/2009 08:46

Scroll down to the bottom of the trades screen: indicative only

[l0wrdr] 18/5/2009 15:03

buys going through as sells again! whats with that?

[hibberts] 18/5/2009 11:31

get onboard svo,things are starting to look up.

[l0wrdr] 18/5/2009 10:56

seems will still have buyers about. got to be a good sign.

[andrbea] 15/5/2009 15:47

looking at AIM too (another investing company)

[countesspoo] 15/5/2009 15:28

Here you are andrbea! See another andrbea favorite wet,they will be massive.

[battyman2] 14/5/2009 17:03

I ain't selling any of mine!

[andrbea] 14/5/2009 14:14

I'm still sticking too

-20% doesn't help ;-)

read this comment on LSE board (EAM) on Monday:

eam are working with and tied to pulse 24 smart meter installers. Makes sense that pulse 24 would come to the aim market via reverse take over into eam.Not forgetting eam have 1.8 million to spend this is looking good

[l0wrdr] 14/5/2009 08:47

your not the only 1 lol!

[diamond1] 14/5/2009 08:06

I hope your gut is right LOWRDR.

[l0wrdr] 14/5/2009 07:53

to be honest i dont blame them as there are a lot of other opportunities out there to make massive gains. but for some reason i have a feeling that they will do something good with this cash in the near future. i just have to trust my gut feeling and stick with it as its never been wrong before, its my not sticking to plans that always gets me burnt lol

[diamond1] 14/5/2009 07:48

LOWRDR,

Maybe the rampers have sold up and moved on. You need patience with companies like this and it looks as though they haven't any.

[l0wrdr] 12/5/2009 14:58

not alot that can be said until the company release something. is all speculation until then. was a 1mill and a 600,000 buy yesterday so somebody must be confident.

[diamond1] 12/5/2009 14:12

Well, it has gone quiet on here all of a sudden! I was was expecting howls of protest at my comments but not a word in nearly 24 hours. Could it be you think I may be right? Surely not!