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HEGY Helius Eng

4.25
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Helius Eng LSE:HEGY London Ordinary Share GB00B1GF9F36 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 4.25 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Helius Eng Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/4/2011
12:19
At present, large-scale biomass with CHP is set to drop from 2 Rocs per megawatt-hour to 1.5 Rocs in 2013.

So Hegy will probably get 1.5 ROCs for their electricity. The cost of a ROC at the moment is about £50. So at those prices, HEGY would get £37.50 an hour for their 50%.

julcester
15/4/2011
18:06
thanks giant steps - i already own lots of alkane and have been topping up recently - agree very overlooked - i think there has to be value in hegy as well - liked the annuity they had locked in from the stalligborough site, but struggling to see where the value is in paying £60m for 7MW - 2ROCs per MW could be positive - will continue to cogitate!
de369357114
15/4/2011
16:45
yes, CHP is eligible for 2 ROCS per MW i think.

thanks for the heads up on ALK, will take a look.

julcester
15/4/2011
15:54
de, by comparison Alkane Energy (ALK) is already at 36.5MW and
has plans for additional 4-6MW in 2011. Their market valuation
is about £20m, profitable, expanding, unloved, overlooked ,,,,
(minimal debt)

etc.

giant steps
15/4/2011
13:33
what price did rabobank pay for 44.7% of the equity? what worries me is that £60m construction cost for c.7MW of generating capacity seems very high - the number always mentioned in terms of value for 1MW of wind farm capacity is c£2m. is chp technology eligible for RoCs etc?
de369357114
15/4/2011
13:16
I dont understand why peeps are selling
asparks
15/4/2011
12:22
Nice, yes, thanks for the tip. I can see the potential here and will do some more research..
rhubarbe
15/4/2011
11:52
Morning Julc

Thanks for the heads up, reckon we might be thinking along the same lines.

reesyheli
15/4/2011
11:49
Thanks for that.
spaceparallax
15/4/2011
11:07
Just spotted this regarding yesterday's news -
pilot48
15/4/2011
10:44
don't leave it too long, the sp's likely to turn pretty soon.
spaceparallax
15/4/2011
09:26
it is annoying, but I don't mind too much. I want to buy 100k of these little blighters, but just need a bit of time :)
julcester
15/4/2011
08:44
I cant understand why the share price is languishing so much
asparks
14/4/2011
16:48
I remember Northland Securities saying a few weeks back that construction in Q2 2011 would be "revaluation event". It was in a Proactiveinvestors article a little while ago.

It'll be interesting to see if Helius get the go ahead in Southampton as well.

pilot48
14/4/2011
13:48
I'll be interested to see what analysts say.
spaceparallax
14/4/2011
13:08
what value do you put on the distillery project? What about the carbon credits?
adam
14/4/2011
10:54
Indeed. Really good news that should see the share price rapidly back into the 20s and towards 30p.
spaceparallax
14/4/2011
10:37
Great news today. Securing financing means that the project has leapt up in the valuation stakes.
julcester
01/4/2011
14:01
Quite some volume now - 1.5% traded so far.
spaceparallax
01/4/2011
12:45
Our steady trickle of buying continues.
spaceparallax
01/4/2011
09:16
the climb continues
asparks
31/3/2011
16:28
eggbird - you still here?
asparks
28/3/2011
11:58
and so do your posts!
asparks
28/3/2011
11:47
The climb continues.
spaceparallax
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