Intelligent Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dean windass] 15/9/2016 15:53

Today's "hot off the presses"

[filster] 15/9/2016 15:28

I've bought a few more, next week could be big! I've got a confirmed place at the event on the 21st - anyone else going?

[miahkaysor] 15/9/2016 15:27

just bought further 42655 @ 17.22p!

[fission453] 15/9/2016 15:18

HMI and TLOU..well of course Mia!

[miahkaysor] 15/9/2016 15:16

Also heavily invested in HMI & TLOU! waiting for the news!wonder if you guys have interest in those two??

[miahkaysor] 15/9/2016 15:14

Dean/ibugFreed up another £7k today, thinking of topping up here??will be going in eod!Thank you both for your ongoing research! Massive recovery story!

[uni hall] 15/9/2016 13:28

Good grief - it's all go!

[ibug] 15/9/2016 13:27

Air Liquide acquires the first hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai delivered in France

author Added by FuelCellsWorks, September 15, 2016

Air Liquide vehicle fleet gets its first hydrogen-powered sedan.

Air Liquide masters the entire hydrogen supply chain, from production and storage to distribution and the development of applications for end users, thus contributing to the widespread use of hydrogen as a clean energy source, for mobility in particular.

[filster] 15/9/2016 13:07

Just looking at the last published Annual Report... (Sept 2015)

Cost of fuel was 76M Is this going to be an ongoing cost as we go forward? If so it will put a massive dent in the profitability of the company.

[ibug] 15/9/2016 12:24

Just looked up the latest Hyundai hydrogen car --- the HFC spec looks a lot like IEH.

[uni hall] 15/9/2016 11:53

Yesterday, you may recall, all the Buying really began at noon.

Wonder why?

[filster] 15/9/2016 11:16

Oh good grief... Hinkley has been Approved (again?)

[dean windass] 15/9/2016 10:54

Yes iBug .... IEH have soaked up seed investors' money for years and now, we have HFC vehicles on the road and more companies going into production. The future has arrived and what was once R&D has now become deployed ..... I suppose I just got in 11 months too early. I have sympathy for investors who were further ahead of the curve than us who bought into the IPO at ... what was it £3.40 a share? The appetite for IEH has change dramatically in less than a week ... I never saw this coming ... I expected a gradual recovery as news confirmed what we anticipated was going to happen ... not this ...

[ibug] 15/9/2016 10:25

The market is anticipating news associated with the numerous development projects which OEM's and major service providers have spent millions in funding.

There comes a time in the schedule of work when commercial production begins --- there is no news in the public domain just speculative well founded anticipation.

Because the potential business could be massive imo.

[uni hall] 15/9/2016 10:08

Could easily make a stab at 20p today.

[dean windass] 15/9/2016 10:08

What on earth is happening here? The volumes have gone through the roof since Friday? Is it a tiny number of people who know something buying in dribs and drabs or a load of people who know little buying on sentiment? I really don't get this! I've been researching this share for 11 months and don't KNOW why this has suddenly become so active .... so if I don't KNOW, how do all these others KNOW? Yes ... it'll probably be one of or a combination of powering cars, off-grid telecoms towers, drones, consumer electronic devices, water purification installations, selling services to monitor what they've installed, servicing UPPs sent to Africa (I saw a headline saying a million were going there since a mobile phone network realised they'd sell more airtime and data if people could charge their phones more easily and actually use them rather than making a charge last a week and only having them on at set times or for emergencies .... but the volumes????? or is it just that "day traders" bought in as a punt, did a bit of reading, decided IEH has "legs" and decided to actually INVEST in IEH? Weird .... but how can so many people be suddenly interested in this and WHY?

[uni hall] 15/9/2016 09:00

Thought it might appeal miah. But it is quite volatile, so be ready to add to your position at say a 15% discount - any day, or week!

But like IEH, RED deserves all the support it can get, with such forward thinking and intelligent technology.

Fast becoming fashionable technology too.

But you are on the chart breakout there. Which is always exciting, as it is here!

[miahkaysor] 15/9/2016 08:55

Thanks Uni Hall, bought some RED.

[h2owater] 15/9/2016 08:44

6 September 2016


Intelligent Energy Holdings plc
Notice of Capital Markets event


Intelligent Energy Holdings plc, the energy technology company, announces that it will host a capital markets event for analysts and investors on Wednesday 21 September 2016 at its headquarters in Loughborough.

The event will consist of both presentations by executive and operational management and demonstrations of the technology. The presentations will focus on the new strategy led by Group Chief Executive Martin Bloom as well as provide an update on the restructuring of the business and the commercial opportunities which are being pursued.

Further details relating to the event will be available on the investor section of the Company's website in due course.

To register your interest please email Charlotte Horner at Tulchan Communications via [e-mail].

Enquiries:

Intelligent Energy Holdings plc
Martin Bloom, Group Chief Executive Officer
John Maguire, Chief Financial Officer

[phone]
Stifel Nicolaus Europe Limited
Peter Lees
Stewart Wallace

[phone]
Tulchan Communications
James Macey White
Matt Low
Nick Hennis

[mrphiljones] 15/9/2016 08:38

500000 shares traded in the first half hour......Hmmm

[uni hall] 15/9/2016 08:13

Presumably you've heard of another little baby of mine..

[uni hall] 15/9/2016 08:11

Absolutely brilliant posting once again this morning chaps!

[dean windass] 15/9/2016 07:30

WOW! Just heard on Radio 4 a piece about the Sizewell B Nuclear power plant and how some people are saying the project is a dinosaur from a bygone age and "centralised power" is to be replaced by ... I forget the phrase now .... more or less what I was arguing above ..... generating huge amounts of electricity in one place then distributing the power through cables losing loads of it to resistance doesn't make sense any more .... it DID .... once upon a time but now? Companies and people do not need to rely on utility companies for energy, heat and light.

Since houses no longer earn money from the excess energy they produce from the solar panels they had installed on their rooves, I wonder how long it will be before someone comes up with a device that produces hydrogen you can use in your car from solar panels on your roof? Right now, people can use a "battery array" to store energy from solar cells but transferring it from those batteries to a car is inefficient and anyway, a purely electric car will need recharging points which, on the whole, we don't have in the UK .... I reckon the UK will, on the whole, miss out electric cars and leap straight to hydrogen