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[brando69] 02/7/2008 18:29

that is probably for the best if they have

wake up in six months

[turbotrader2] 02/7/2008 18:28

everyone gone to sleep?

[sg31] 26/6/2008 23:46

Never thought of that....shake them trees.

[jiopl] 26/6/2008 22:26

They need to shake the trees to get the wood pellets to drop off. ;-)

[sg31] 26/6/2008 22:20

Can someone please explain to me why if this share price goes up a little bit its always "turned a corner" and if it goes down "its a tree shake".Next we will get "stake building" appearring.
I am glad it is going up but it has fallen a loooooooong way.

[asparks] 26/6/2008 13:03

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Brown pushes wind power expansion

Gordon Brown hails a 'green revolution'
Thousands of new wind turbines could be built across the UK over the coming decade as part of a £100bn plan to boost renewable energy.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown said the UK should be a leader in renewable energy. But he warned it would not come from "business as usual" and he called for a national debate on achieving the UK's target of 15% renewable energy by 2020. The Tories said "at last" Labour was coming round to "our vision". The Lib Dems say Labour fails to deliver.

In a speech earlier, Mr Brown said the government's plans represented the "most dramatic change in our energy policy since the advent of nuclear power".

Increasing our renewable energy sources in these ways, on this scale, will require national purpose and a shared national endeavour

Prime Minister Gordon Brown

"The North Sea has now passed its peak of oil and gas supply - but it will now embark on a new transformation into the global centre of the offshore wind industry.

"And yes, there will have to be more windfarms onshore too."

'Inevitable' changes

Under the government's plans an extra 4,000 onshore and 3,000 offshore turbines will be needed, impacting on communities, business and the government.

Ministers say visible changes to landscapes, towns and cities are "inevitable" but in his speech Mr Brown promised local communities wind turbines would be sited in the "right" locations.

When the government has failed so lamentably to take a political lead in the last 11 years, why should we believe the coming years will be any different?

Steve Webb
Lib Dem environment

"Increasing our renewable energy sources in these ways, on this scale, will require national purpose and a shared national endeavour.

"So today I want to launch a serious national debate about how we are to achieve our targets."

He promised up to 160,000 new jobs through promoting more renewable energy, including making components for wind turbines and electric cabling.

'New social organisation'

But he said a low carbon economy - which met EU reduction targets - "will not emerge from 'business as usual'."

"It will require real leadership from government - being prepared to make hard decisions on planning or on tax for example, rather tacking and changing according to the polls.

"It will involve new forms of economic activity and social organisation."



Experts discuss whether wind power is the answer
Up to half of the government's carbon reduction target will have to come from electricity, meaning a third will have to be generated from renewables by 2020.

Moves to speed up the connection of renewable energy projects to the national grid are also expected to be announced to help clear a huge backlog of proposed developments.

The UK could cut its greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 20% and reduce its dependency on oil by 7% within 12 years, the government says.

'Fundamental problem'

Household bills are expected to increase as a result of the measures, but any impact is unlikely to be felt until later in the next decade.

Greenpeace hailed the new strategy as "visionary", but the environment group warned that ministers had promised much before and had so far failed to deliver.

The Liberal Democrats poured scorn on Mr Brown's talk of a "green revolution".

The party's environment spokesman Steve Webb said: "The fundamental problem is that Brown doesn't do 'green'.

"He would rather urge oil producers to extract more oil than invest in technologies that will actually save CO2 emissions now.

"When the government has failed so lamentably to take a political lead in the last 11 years, why should we believe the coming years will be any different?"

For the Conservatives, shadow business secretary Alan Duncan said: "After a series of painful and reluctant u-turns, it seems like the government is at last coming round to our vision of a greener Britain.

"Yet it's astonishing that what is billed as a 'strategy' is just another consultation - more delays after a decade of dithering.

"Gordon Brown must now translate these words into action. If we don't grasp this opportunity now, we'll still be playing catch-up in 20 years."

[asparks] 26/6/2008 12:52

treeshake?

[turbotrader2] 26/6/2008 10:00

like I said 10% per day will do me back up to 8p old money

MMs are struggling with stock and good to see LIBC on the bid

Maybe they are filling for another institution?

[asparks] 26/6/2008 09:53

TER says news next week

Agree TT2 looks v good. Such large movement on small trading may indicate news or a large buy order being filled?

[turbotrader2] 26/6/2008 09:49

whic co? FBG or TER?


MEANWHILE THIS IS LOOKING GOOD imvho

[asparks] 26/6/2008 09:18

tide also turning for renewables company TER? news out next week according to the co

[5bager] 26/6/2008 09:11

i got 25000@40p yesterday,,,cheap as chips.lol

[turbotrader2] 26/6/2008 09:07

looks like the tide could be turning

been some regular 25k buys since yesterday

[bungler] 26/6/2008 08:19

Seconded sg31 FBG still have a very long way to go before I am happier.

[sg31] 25/6/2008 19:35

Not yet,not even close.

[turbotrader2] 25/6/2008 19:25

no one happier?

[turbotrader2] 25/6/2008 15:30

10% per day will do me

[asparks] 25/6/2008 13:23

are any of you in renewables co. Tersus? (TER) If so, comments on share price fall today would be appreciated TIA

[asparks] 25/6/2008 12:27

but i woul make a nice profit

[turbotrader2] 25/6/2008 12:09

3 v 1

if these went to £1 it wouldnt even be 8p per share in old money