Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[someuwin] 12/1/2017 08:59

12p+ imminent.

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 08:43

someone had to pay full ask for 8,500 shares ......looks like the is a shortage of seller,s...

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 08:41

Google, one of the largest companies around the world, is also moving into renewable energy. In fact, it’s one of the leaders in the renewable energy sector, spending over $1 billion on its 1.7 megawatt solar facility on its Mountain View campus, power purchase agreements (PPAs), and renewable energy credits (RECs).

Now Google is telling the utilities to get their acts together.

Google’s message is this: If Google, a non-utility can invest so much time and effort in renewable energy, what more the utilities, which are focused on supplying energy?

But Google did not just leave the utilities hanging, but proposed a solution: create a new type of tariff for customers who want to buy renewable energy. Google acknowledges that the tariffs are going to be costlier for now, but it is confident that companies will seek more stable, reliable renewable energy in the long term over fossil fuels.

hxxp://www.energystorageforum.com/europe/uncategorized/google-renewable-energy-done

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 08:34

Australia’s Energy Storage Market to Reach 244MW by 2020

Residential and commercial storage will account for 90 percent of deployments.

by Mike Munsell
November 12, 2015

In Australia, high PV penetration coupled with expensive electricity rates will fuel the growth of energy storage across the country. According to GTM Research’s latest report, The Australian Energy Storage Market: Downstream Drivers and Opportunities, the Australian energy storage market will reach 244 megawatts of annual installed capacity by 2020.


hxxps://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/Australias-Energy-Storage-Market-to-Reach-244-MW-by-2020

[tullynessle] 12/1/2017 08:33

Let's hope that this innovative renewable power project is approved by the Government later today.

Additional projects are envisaged.

Good to see the UK at the forefront of new technology, (again).

Perhaps it would make sense to market tidal power production with storage as a package, althogh it should be noted that I don't know enough yet about power flows etc from that type of generation.




South Wales Evening Post

'Scores of companies' hoping for tidal lagoon project to get green light
By SWEPnino | Posted: January 11, 2017

MORE than twenty industrial companies employing more than 40,000 people are urging the UK Government to back plans for the tidal lagoon in Swansea, according to the Wales Green Party.

The claim comes as ministers in Westminster are expected to make a decision on Thursday, January 12, when a review of the plans will be published, which could pave the way for the fledgling tidal power industry.

Article continues.......

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 08:27

30 new staff employed to cope with the work-load at REDT...I think Jabil is the big clue, they used to employ 147 people up to last year they have taken on another 212 people, more than doubling their workforce...

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 08:24

dogrunner11 that was over a month ago, that figure will have swell by now, I know they are swamped with enquiries...

[dogrunner11] 12/1/2017 08:21

Can't see many parting this side of news...

$263 million sales pipeline for next 12 months!! That's huge, I'm happy wait and see what happens..

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 08:18

someuwin yes on very small volume, there must be few free float shres, MM,s will hve to move this north to make a market...

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 08:17

Green Acorn site update, not looked for a while...

[someuwin] 12/1/2017 08:10

Moving up again.

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 07:45

Italian Utility Enel Acquires Energy Storage Specialist Demand Energy


The renewable powerhouse will use Demand Energy’s expertise to get more out of its generation assets.

by Julian Spector
January 11, 2017



The year in energy storage started off with a bang as Italian utility Enel acquired a 100 percent stake in U.S.-based Demand Energy, a developer and operator of energy storage systems and software, for an undisclosed amount.

Enel's renewables division operates 36 gigawatts of clean energy around the world. The North America subsidiary, which will control Demand Energy, has more than 100 plants spanning hydropower, wind, geothermal and solar energy, with a managed capacity of more than 2.8 gigawatts. That global portfolio now has become a ready and willing customer for Demand Energy's storage and energy management software, named DEN.OS, for Distributed Energy Network Optimization System.



hxxps://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/italian-utility-enel-acquires-energy-storage-specialist-demand-energy

[dogrunner11] 11/1/2017 22:25

Cheers DLG..

[dlg3] 11/1/2017 22:13

just make that link live for you dogrunner11...





Wonder who will be listening to Scott taking here at the end of month on Grid Scale storage....

[dlg3] 11/1/2017 22:11

dogrunner11 yes there was plenty of bull from Imergy PR pieces, if you research looks like they were supplying the world...

[dogrunner11] 11/1/2017 21:43

History them folks DLG, from what I read a while back it would appear that the order for 1,000 batteries was a link from India and more likely been b/s, more a boost to try and bolster share price to get funding away.

Didn't work, bust and history, clearly nobody wanted the IP.

In Scott McGregor we trust! (he's a busy man)

$263 million sales pipeline and counting.....

Wonder who will be listening to Scott taking here at the end of month on Grid Scale storage....

hxxp://www.electricitystorage.co.uk/files/5914/8379/6210/Programme_9_public_9_V.1_with_names.pdf

Grid Scale, that's not cheap which is good for us shareholders.

[dlg3] 11/1/2017 21:10

Global Online Auction: Complete Plant Closure of 1,000 lots – Manufacturing of Groundbreaking Technology for Sharing & Storing Energy.
Including:
Imergy Battery Stacks
Xentech XLE 24X36 Laser Engraving System
Morn MT-L960 Laser Engraving Machine
Agilent Techonologies 7500 Series ICP-MS, Mass Spectrometer
(2) Series 1 Bridgeport Milling Machines
(1) Kent KTM-3VKF Kent 3 axis CNC mill
Nova 6′ Machining Lathe CL6233A
GAMMA coordinate measuring machine
Large quantities of assorted enviornmental chambers
Large quantities of assorted test and measurement equipment
Large quantities of assorted Lambda power supplies
Large amounts of electrical parts consisting of fuses, relays, etc.
Hand tools and toolboxes
Material Handling equipment
Workbenches and Office Furniture
And Much More!

[dlg3] 11/1/2017 21:09

Someone asked about Imergy being in competition and ahead of the game a while back, well I think our market place has just got bigger...the went down with sun eddison...

[swiss tony] 11/1/2017 16:45

Yup, another successful trade. You're right, it doesn't go down well with the rampers on the other BB. What they don't realise is they probably put some people off investing.
I believe in sharing the ideas rather being all out for yourself, nobody likes a narcissist.

[alchemy] 11/1/2017 15:59

The content of the news is very important. It may be adequate and support a Marcap of £66mill. Good and get us to a £100mill or excellent and get us to £500mill.That's , in order ,11p , 17p or 85p.But , at the turnover of only £3mill for the whole year the adequate has to underpin £66million by being solid , successful implementation, and with forward orders.

[dlg3] 11/1/2017 15:56

The Kauai Island Electric Cooperative and AES Corp. announced plans to pair a 28 MW solar array with a 20 MW, 100 MWh battery system to deliver dispatchable renewable generation to the Hawaiian island.

KIUC will pay $0.11/kWh for power delivered from the solar-plus-storage system, according to a release, below the cost of oil-fired power that comprises the island's current baseload generation.

The project is the second flexible solar facility for the small co-op. In 2015, KIUC signed a deal with SolarCity to pair a 13 MW solar array with a 52 MWh battery that will deliver power for $0.145/kWh.


Not only are the costs of both solar-plus-storage facilities below the cost of fossil fuel to power the island, they often beat the cost of the fuel alone. According to co-op documents, KIUC has paid between $0.122/kWh and $0.18/kWh in just fuel and commodity costs since Dec. 2014, with Nov. 2016 costs coming in above $0.15/kWh.


hxxp://www.utilitydive.com/news/hawaii-co-op-signs-deal-for-solarstorage-project-at-11kwh/433744/

[someuwin] 11/1/2017 15:23

I'm expecting lots of news this year.

They're now flush with cash and raring to go.

[dogrunner11] 11/1/2017 15:14

Little news from Scotty would help us along.... c'mon scotty!!!

[dr darkstar] 11/1/2017 15:04

Price action looking encouraging; just need that 12p close to take out the medium term downtrend