Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 11:42

boby if they had any info they would not tell you.......

[bobby.ifa] 12/1/2017 11:30

Or getting information straight from the horses mouth so to speak.

[dogrunner11] 12/1/2017 11:24

Oh booby it's better than harassing company via twitter isn't it?

[bobby.ifa] 12/1/2017 11:21

Busy cut & paste morning with the usual oversupply of hyperbole. Take it easy chaps.

[dogrunner11] 12/1/2017 11:02

Over a billion people without access to electricity, this will help hundreds of millions electricity and no doubt make them the next manufacturing outlets for the world.. cheap labour for Primark to exploit !!

[callmebwana] 12/1/2017 11:01

Well I have bought some more today. It cost me a bit more to buy them at 11.777P.
I was not prepared to wait as one RNS regarding sale orders could light the fire under this share price.
ATB.

[someuwin] 12/1/2017 10:55

* The market REDT is in is never going to contract.

* Increasing global population using ever greater amounts of energy.

* carbon based energy being replaced (for many reasons) with renewables.

* All renewable energy sources need (or are made more efficient) with energy storage.

* Thus REDT will just keep getting bigger and biger until they are bought out.

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 10:55

Baroness Neville-Rolfe speech at Clean Energy Live, Birmingham

From:Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy and Baroness Neville-Rolfe DBE CMG Delivered on: 5 October 2016 (Transcript of the speech, exactly as it was delivered) First published: 6 October 2016Part of:UK energy security and Low carbon technologies

It’s great to be here today in Birmingham.

Over the next few days, the NEC will be filled with talk about the smartest ways to use energy.

But the NEC isn’t new to this.

It’s won a sustainability award twice.

And it’s using smart metering to save water and energy.



And UK enterprise redT has recently supplied 40kWh flow battery systems to E.ON who I met this morning and other UK and international customers.

[dogrunner11] 12/1/2017 10:49

Wonder if we will get a seeding unit update? That German firm had one of the first last January, it's cheap enough for them now, just need the product to be made available which should be anytime now...

Going be interesting to see who gets what first, those Africans will be begging for these having seen them in action on that housing estate, uninterrupted electricity supply that pays for itself in 4 years, Africa and 8 years Europe..

Wonder if we are waiting for parts to be delivered etc, it's quite a thing going from 20 units to 1,000 supply chain needs time to adjust as well... 8-12 weeks maybe to start flows, that would mean around end of this month from when seeding unit completed.

It's ready to go, people have had quotes, on your marks!!!

[dogrunner11] 12/1/2017 10:44

Be good to have another major utility onboard, we have e.on and working with SSE with Gigha...

Massive potential, humongous!!!

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 10:27

"E.ON UK won a £3.89 million ($5.1 million) tender for a 10MW battery at its Blackburn Meadow combined heat and power plant."

REDT already supplied a Flow Battery to Eon....

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 10:25

Could EDF decide to go with the flow???? and install a flow battery at West Burton??


"EDF doesn’t know what chemistry the battery will be yet."

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 10:23

The largest single project will be EDF Energy Renewables £12 million ($15.7 million) 49MW project at its West Burton natural-gas-fired power plant. However, EDF doesn’t know what chemistry the battery will be yet.

To date the biggest battery-based frequency regulation project was a 6MW lithium-ion battery in Leighton Buzzard, UK.

The first project is scheduled to begin in November 2017, with the final one due to start in March 2018.

Each contract is for a four-year term, something that has caused some concern, according to a survey by SmartestEnergy.

The limited time frame and restricted revenue streams left many firms worried about the profitability of potential projects, claimed SmartestEnergy.

Firms expect a project’s payback to be within 5-10 years, with some thinking it may take longer.

Of the eight tenders, UK-based renewable energy project operator Low Carbon Storage Investment will run two projects worth a combined £15.35 million ($20.1 million): a 10MW and a 40MW system.

Other winners included: Element Power with a £10.1 million ($13.2 million), 25MW project; Vattenfall won a £5.75 million ($7.5 million) tender for a 22MW lithium-ion project at the Welsh Pen y Cymoedd wind farm;

Renewable Energy Systems with a £4.2 million ($5.5 million), 10MW project; E.ON UK won a £3.89 million ($5.1 million) tender for a 10MW battery at its Blackburn Meadow combined heat and power plant.

Belectric, which uses its lead-acid Energy Buffer Unit (EBU), was successful with its £14.65 million ($19.2 million), 10MW project.

Bids were received from 37 providers, the majority of which were from battery assets. Of the 64 unique sites taking part, 61 were for battery assets, two from demand reduction and one from thermal generation.

Speaking on Radio 4 National Grid’s executive director Nicola Shaw said innovations in technology will reduce the need to build new power stations.

Ms Shaw told BBC News: "We are at a moment of real change in the energy industry. From an historic perspective we created energy in big generating organisations that sent power to houses and their businesses.

"Now we are producing energy in those places - mostly with solar power."

[troutisout] 12/1/2017 10:06

chicken,

If you bought this time last year and stuck with your holding you would just about be ahead with the current rise.

In the past year the share price has moved dramatically and provided some very entertaining trading opportunities. Those that took them will have made far more than those that held. If you go back a year you will see the same people telling us they wouldn't like to be out of this as large orders could arrive any day...well 12 months down the line the script hasn't changed much.

The company has progressed, but at it's own pace, not that of the rampers. The over excitement leads to disappointment and these two things offer trading opps.
There is nothing wrong with trading a share, in fact it is often the only way to get real returns from a stock, it can also serve to help build a larger holding (anyone selling 100k at 12p could buy back 150k at 8p with the same money). Horses for courses but the mantra of 'I wouldn't want to be out of this' is rarely correct and stocks always have a habit of offering moments where entry becomes very cheap again (take the last placing as an example...how many people were told to buy in double figures before this shoots up, how many bought at 12p fearing not being in when the orders RNS drops, how many really thought they would be able to buy at such a discount again?)

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 09:59

DECEMBER 9, 2016 by: Andrew Ward, Energy Editor
Battery storage plants will be given UK government subsidies to provide electricity when supplies run low in a breakthrough for a technology considered crucial to the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

[chicken01] 12/1/2017 09:50

Good thinking, Swiss Tony!.

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 09:36

late rported buy...


Time Price Qty Type Bid Offer B/S Total Buy Total Sell
08:35:12 11.6999 128,197 OK 11.5000 12.0000 Sell 371,654 270,697

[swiss tony] 12/1/2017 09:35

Hence why I keep 2/3 invested at all times chicken. :)

[someuwin] 12/1/2017 09:33

I added here after Monday's news that British Steel pension fund had bought nearly 4%. A huge vote of confidence imo.

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 09:13

One thing for sure, it is a good time to buy, news gets closer day by day and with no need to raise funds, there is no chance of any more cheap shares...

[chicken01] 12/1/2017 09:12

As the days roll on, we obviously get closer to a firm order. Selling now, in my opinion, takes huge gonads or not much common sense. If a large order is placed it will be an expensive matter trying to get back in. To day trade, involving quite large spreads is a recipe for failure. Tight spreads great for day trading, but not on this one. My opinion only!. Well done if you manage to pull the short trades off, more balls than me!.

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 09:07

I wonder if that is someone buying back their 12,500 sold earlier...

09:05:23 11.6101 30,000 O 11.5000 12.0000 Sell 324,547 142,500
09:05:19 11.9500 12,500 O 11.5000 12.0000 Buy 324,547 112,500
08:58:40 11.6050 100,000 O 11.5000 12.0000 Sell 312,047 112,500
08:53:55 11.7500 51,000 O 11.5000 11.7500 Buy 312,047 12,500
08:53:47 11.7500 59,000 O 11.2500 11.7500 Buy 261,047 12,500
08:43:37 11.7470 4,154 O 11.2500 11.7500 Buy 202,047 12,500
08:40:34 11.7470 8,462 O 11.2500 11.7500 Buy 197,893 12,500
08:28:10 11.5000 50,000 O 11.2500 11.7500 ? 189,431 12,500
08:21:55 11.6999 51,282 O 11.2500 11.7500 Buy 189,431 12,500
08:15:32 11.6450 50,000 O 11.2500 11.7500 Buy 138,149 12,500
08:11:51 11.3350 12,500 O 11.2500 11.7500 Sell 88,149 12,500
08:10:17 11.5000 30,000 O 11.2500 11.5000 Buy 88,149 0
08:04:39 11.5000 4,302 O 11.0000 11.5000 Buy 58,149 0
08:03:18 11.4100 3,847 O 11.0000 11.5000 Buy 53,847 0
08:00:14 11.4990 50,000 O 11.0000 11.5000 Buy 50,000 0
15:28:19 11.3201 196,566 OK 0.0000 0.0000 ? 0 0

[dlg3] 12/1/2017 09:01

MM,s trying to get investors to part with their shares, they will have to raise the price to get sellers, I wonder how much of a rush they are in???? should a favorable RNS land....