Intelligent Energy Share Discussion Threads

[norbus] 15/3/2017 11:53

Pawdaw

Never mind the resident parrot; people strip out their losses near tax year end. This should come right they have real technology in demand

[ibug] 15/3/2017 11:49

All your posts on loads of stocks are all very downbeat...Perhaps it is you who has a problem.

[ibug] 14/3/2017 16:28

Intelligent Energy‏ @intellenergy · 49m49 minutes ago


Booth number 202 all booked for this year's InterDrone this September in Las Vegas @InterDroneExpo

IEH CONTINUES TO SELL INTO THE DRONE SPACE WITH A SECOND VISIT --- EXCELLENT NEWS

[ibug] 14/3/2017 14:59

I have never asked you for anything. You are a serial troll on many threads...Not cool imo

[ibug] 14/3/2017 13:34

The footnote to that article is worth a read as it shows a few insights.

About Intelligent Energy

Intelligent Energy Holdings plc delivers clean energy solutions for the distributed energy, diesel replacement, automotive and aerial drone markets. Working with international companies, Intelligent Energy aims to embed its fuel cell stack technology into applications across its target market sectors.

With its principal facility and headquarters in Loughborough, UK, the company also operates in Japan, India, China, Singapore, France and the US. Intelligent Energy Holdings plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: IEH.L).

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[ibug] 14/3/2017 13:27

Media alert - UK Hydrogen Week

Published on Mon 13 March, 2017

Loughborough, UK – Monday 13 March

Today marks the beginning of UK Hydrogen Week which aims to raise awareness of the benefits hydrogen and fuel cell technology.

During Hydrogen Week, Dr Chris Dudfield, Chief Technology Officer at Intelligent Energy will be speaking at the 13th International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Conference in Birmingham. At this conference, ‘Hydrogen and Fuel Cells into the Mainstream,’ Dr. Dudfield will be focusing on the commercialisation of fuel cell technology, specifically around applications that are suitable for the distributed energy, diesel replacement, automotive and aerial drone markets.

Later in the week, Intelligent Energy will be also be participating in the ‘Hydrogen: Does it work for you?’ event, which is being held at the Heathrow Academy in association with Hydrogen London and Heathrow Clean Vehicles Partnership. At this event, Intelligent Energy will be demonstrating its fuel cell technology, including a Gen4 system, Fuel Cell Modules (FCM) and lightweight fuel cell stacks. The technology on display showcases IE’s proprietary Air-Cooled (AC) technology which is integrated into a wide range of applications.

Martin Bloom, Group CEO at Intelligent Energy said: “Intelligent Energy is pleased to once again support ‘UK Hydrogen Week’. The energy market is fragmented, offering many opportunities. Hydrogen and fuel cells are now coming to the fore as more companies are willing to adopt and invest in new technologies aimed at reducing their carbon footprint. As reports on poor air quality continue to dominate the news, events like Hydrogen Week provide the perfect platform to raise awareness about new technologies and fuels for a cleaner future.”

[ibug] 14/3/2017 13:21

Here is a recap about that job vacancy...

Another key position job vacancy that implies manufacturing is alive and well at IEH IMO.

Global Sourcing Manager
Function: Product Delivery

Key details

Category: Purchasing
Based at: Loughborough, UK
Line manager: Procurement & Supply Chain Manager
Posted on: Wed 8 March, 2017
Closing date: 12pm on Tue 14 March, 2017
About the role

Main purpose

Lead and develop the definition and implementation of optimal supply chain solutions across a mix of different volume scenarios and throughout the entire product lifecycle.

Lead supplier relationships and be the expert in different categories, ensuring management of cost, quality, continuity of supply and supplier responsiveness.

Managing category plans, RFx, vendor selections, negotiate pricing and contractual terms and conditions.

Provide critical inputs to the development of business and ensure that category strategies adapt as the product and technology mature in the market.

Support in the development, implementation and management of procurement best practice tools and techniques.

May also require the management of some Indirect categories.

[ibug] 14/3/2017 13:17

I see the dross poster is back....Lol what a small world.

The job vacancy does prove the company are involved in small and medium size production that could be scalled up as stated in their September presentation. So that should be confirmed at the AGM in the next couple of weeks.

The company also earn revenues through their extensive portfolio of patents. It would be useful to know what the value of that actually is.

[norbus] 14/3/2017 12:46

jotoha2

The IEH FC technology is solid and proven valuable; IEH is not a trading business to need to show immediate profits; the concern I'd have if I were a shareholder would be the hedge fund intention and the cloud it casts . It is in a position to sell IEH over the heads of investors in a deal that will benefit some and not others in equal proportions

[filster] 14/3/2017 12:41

Hopefully those questions will be answered at the AGM or at least asked...

[jotoha2] 14/3/2017 12:18

There are only two things that matter here , cash , which is quickly going down , and a profitable business , and there is no sign of any decent orders , how are they ever going to make a profit ibug.

[norbus] 14/3/2017 12:13

I am not, and have nothing to do with, edwardroger, I would certainly not apologise to you. I agree with him about your posts putting off any serious potential investor, hallucinating about the industry which bears little on the outcome of IEH

[ibug] 13/3/2017 12:51

The rollout for H2 refuelling stations is gathering momentum..Good news for the wider H2 industry.

The Company announces that it has gained full planning permission at four sites comprising Birmingham, Swindon and two sites in Sheffield. Additional sites have been identified in London and around the M25; along the M1 Corridor including Leeds; and along the M40 Corridor including Oxford and along the M4 including Bristol and Cardiff. The plans outlined here have been put in place prior to the UK Government’s Office of Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) announcing further grant incentives for hydrogen vehicles and new refuelling infrastructure.

[edwardroger] 10/3/2017 09:05

Ibug, I apologise, what you are doing is useful, keep up the good work. I had it wrong.

[edwardroger] 09/3/2017 16:23

Every post is either old or of no consequence whatsoever. Who are you working for ibug or are you simply so stupid that you think the stuff you post is relevant? Perhaps it is because of all your electrifying and interesting posts that the share price is going through the roof!!!!!

[ibug] 09/3/2017 14:24

Another key position job vacancy that implies manufacturing is alive and well at IEH IMO.

Global Sourcing Manager
Function: Product Delivery

Key details

Category: Purchasing
Based at: Loughborough, UK
Line manager: Procurement & Supply Chain Manager
Posted on: Wed 8 March, 2017
Closing date: 12pm on Tue 14 March, 2017
About the role

Main purpose

Lead and develop the definition and implementation of optimal supply chain solutions across a mix of different volume scenarios and throughout the entire product lifecycle.

Lead supplier relationships and be the expert in different categories, ensuring management of cost, quality, continuity of supply and supplier responsiveness.

Managing category plans, RFx, vendor selections, negotiate pricing and contractual terms and conditions.

Provide critical inputs to the development of business and ensure that category strategies adapt as the product and technology mature in the market.

Support in the development, implementation and management of procurement best practice tools and techniques.

May also require the management of some Indirect categories.