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16/9/2020
10:14 | energeticbacker: Good Energy is struggling to progress but there is plenty to like about this green energy pioneer and a more focused strategy would go down well.
The Investor's Champion's updated research note assesses its prospects.
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05/6/2020
17:49 | paulisi: Drop the dividend and the price goes up - doesn't make sense
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04/6/2020
06:16 | paulisi: Dividend delayed....
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14/2/2020
01:15 | kinwah: Still no accounts filed at Companies House by Ecotricity Group Ltd. The auditors are Grant Thornton who may be refusing to sign the accounts off based on the current GOOD share price and other concerns. Interesting that the GOOD price fell today. I am sure the Ecotricity stake is being touted around as being available to buy. Maybe GOOD should buy back the stake themselves. Meanwhile I'm waiting eagerly for the Ecotricity accounts to reach Companies House. They are always a interesting read for accounting geeks like me.
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11/2/2020
17:19 | hedgehog 100: "Energy-as-a-service will transform the sector
Providers, under pressure from new industry entrants, could look to move into the as-a-service market to diversify their offering
BY HEIDA VELLA - FEBRUARY 14, 2019
As the utility industry continues to undergo major transformation driven by decarbonisation, decentralisation and digitisation, an emerging business model, known as ‘energy-as-a-service’, is set to disrupt it further.
This broad umbrella term describes the growing sub-market of selling not only energy, but also technology, analytics, personalised services and even access to the grid.
“We are seeing more effort now to develop a new retail model than at any time over the last 100 years,” says James Sprinz, head of decentralised energy at Bloomberg NEF.
The trend is driven, in part, by advances in technology, and the desire of residential and business consumers to reduce costs and/or their carbon emissions. But also, says Mr Sprintz, by major European energy suppliers trying to claw back market share lost to renewables and new markets entrants, such as smaller players including Good Energy and Ovo Energy.
“Energy providers are looking at other things they can sell besides electricity, which has seen a large increase in capital in the market, as well as more mergers and acquisitions,” he adds. ...
Big Six moving into energy-as-a-service by acquiring new companies ...
Though still relatively nascent, this market is poised to grow and diversify, especially with the continued emergence of electric vehicles and smart cities. According to Navigant Research, the energy-as-a-service annual market for commercial and industrial customers is expected to reach $221 billion by 2026. ..."
HTTP://www.raconteur.net/sustainability/energy-as-a-service
From Proactive Investors:
"eEnergy eyes win-win in sustainable energy space
Philip Whiterow 13:57 Thu 09 Jan 2020
Average contracts currently are sized around £130,000 but this will get larger as it moves up the value chain.
eEnergy is planning buy and build consolidation strategy among sustainable energy businesses.
Energy-efficient specialist eEnergy Group PLC (LON:EAAS) made a steady start as trading got underway in AIM’s first float of the new year. ...
He sees the sector following the trend of mobile technology and cars, where monthly subscriptions have become the norm with no capital requirements for the customer. ..."
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24/1/2020
23:25 | kinwah: The accounts for GOOD's major shareholder the formerly minibond financed Ecotricity Group Ltd are due to be filed at Companies House next week. The Ecotricity GOOD stake is now worth £10m which the Ecotricity balance sheet may find very helpful. After all there is that new football stadium to build for Forest Green Rovers which is also owned by Ecotricity.
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17/11/2018
19:59 | danny baker: The cynic in me thinks the good news and bounce in the share price is an opportunity to try and place the Ecotricity holding. Because Ecotricity file their accounts at Companies House at the last possible moment it is hard to see how much they would need the cash but I am sure they could find a use for a few million quid.
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16/11/2018
08:54 | sbs: Yesterday, I saw my first marketing tweet, which I retweeted...
And today, a good trading update.
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02/11/2018
10:13 | sbs: I think the value of an indigenous energy supply is not fully appreciated. Instability in Iran, Saudi and Venezuela could zap up energy prices in a flash.GOOD uses locally sourced renewables, of course.
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10/8/2018
10:07 | niggle: And ping. If lower gas usage was the reason for the H1 2017 fall in profits imagine the fall this H1 with all the hot weather. A tiny bit of speculation and it pings up 11% so insiders buying on good news expected or just speculation?
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