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[smithie6] 07/9/2021 12:32

...robertspc1

congratulations !

[robertspc1] 07/9/2021 12:11

Very good research note. Still lots of upside when Tasman deal gets done

[fillipe] 07/9/2021 12:09

gleach23 - thank you for that.

f.

[qs99] 07/9/2021 12:06

Thanks for that. Seems to be in a nice virtuous circle it seems.....DYOR....also tightly held by that shareholder list IMO, so some decent demand could see it swing past their first target IMO....

Good to be on board...
Cheers
QS99

[gleach23] 07/9/2021 11:46

Same here Skyracer. Good call Eezy

I can currently read the article on this link -

[skyracer] 07/9/2021 11:38

I thought maybe rumours of a Tasman sale, but a tip is good

[tole] 07/9/2021 11:34

Correct. Simon Thompson Alpha research write upALPHA SMALL COMPANY RESEARCHA high growth play on the battery storage boomThis company is ideally placed to benefit from the accelerating transition towards renewable energy.

[eezymunny] 07/9/2021 11:24

Smells like a Simon Thomson tip...

[deanowls] 07/9/2021 11:21

In the words of ness “what’s occurring”

[robertspc1] 07/9/2021 11:17

Hello hello what have we got here then ?

[gleach23] 07/9/2021 10:50

Looks like some news might be due :)

[jacktrublu] 02/9/2021 05:59

As said not a generator man but when US Govt (FEMA) involved money is not an issue and they have their internal controls no doubt.

[gleach23] 01/9/2021 13:35

Perhaps those large trades last week helped unblock the pipe to finally enable the long awaited break above 120p. Fingers crossed...

[smithie6] 01/9/2021 11:51

single generators will be tested when they are made & then perhaps occasionally at hiring out places (but many smaller hiring out companies won't have a load bank to use & at bigger companies do they bother to transport generators once per year to where their load bank is in order to do a test/check ? it would not be a cheap process)

but
for groups of generators connected together to power a bigger load (as must surely be the case in some places in the New Orleans region with 0.5-1.0 million people without power) then the paying client might insist on a test on site, no ?, to check that the kw-MW that they are being billed for is actually being provided. (& providing X KW or MW for T seconds on a cold day is one thing, but providing it for say 12 hours in a row, on a 35C sunny day is very different, generators and/or their alternators are all going to be a lot hotter & under a lot more stress; & if there are temperature activated protection devices (perhaps reducing the output power/current or switching the generator off !) then testing/proving performance would/could be very important.

With the 35C temperatures there (& with high humidity) the power demand will be higher when it is hot due to air conditioners being ON & working hard.

(I don't know what is or isn't happening for generators in the New Orleans regions. One assumes that it is very varied, with important buildings (police, fire, council, medical, morques ...) probably having hired a generator just for their building, & some already having a standby generator ready to use.
What is happening for towns/villages probably varies a lot; if their power cable problem will be fixed soon, they perhaps don't even try to connect generators but where re-connection won't happen for weeks then using generators would surely make sense, no.

[jacktrublu] 01/9/2021 07:36

Yes Smithie they will have all been pretested, I assume they are done annually or prior to positioning, not sure not my biz, I am a distiller.

[smithie6] 31/8/2021 09:40

hey Jacktrublu

you been hitting the Jack Daniels this morning ?

my post & the point it makes is quite clear I think, as long as the whole post is read
:-)

perhaps read my post again, perhaps more slowly.

[jacktrublu] 31/8/2021 08:27

Doubt it, Cresthic don't make generators, and there are a bunch of them all lined up on the road ready to go owned by FEMA. Pls understand Crestchic business.

This is the BS they are pulling over you guys, linking their capabilities to generating etc etc, they don't generate, they load generators.

[smithie6] 31/8/2021 08:09

the power problems in New Orleans might give NBI some business, is it 1 million people without power

big generator systems will I assume be put in as temporary or medium term solution & may need to be tested with a big load

[smithie6] 29/8/2021 21:45

sorry, but imo you have interpreted those 3 trades incorrectly.

[gleach23] 26/8/2021 18:53

3 trades reported after hours amounting to over 300k shares. Good to see when accompanied by a rising share price

[jacktrublu] 26/8/2021 03:33

Mean't to add and be rid of expensive Directors in charge, save shareholder cash.

[jacktrublu] 26/8/2021 03:32

At a fire sale price, exactly what they don't want, cut loss now !

[robertspc1] 25/8/2021 16:01

Deals take months at the best of times and much of Asia/Oz/NZ in lockdown so patience required. Even if no deal this time it will happen in due course

[jacktrublu] 24/8/2021 08:13

Make sure you clear the air of flying BS. Anyone heard any Tasman news, another fail I think. It should have be4n sold by now.

[smithie6] 23/8/2021 21:38

25 load banks is forward looking

to be made in the "future"

;-)