Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[davemac3] 18/1/2017 20:23

Could be a head and shoulders forming on the chart. News of orders needed.

[pierre oreilly] 18/1/2017 20:22

Ah i see dig, the fit rate i get doesn't exist, although i get a cheque for it every three months. Thanks very much for that. Another post well worth everyone's time to read (just like this one in fact).

For a greenie, you are incredibly ignorant of the fit rates thousands get, and incredibly arrogant and stupid saying they don't exist as i described.

Anyhow, i'll leave you to post a thousand cut and pastes of irrelevant stuff which probably leaves readers dazed and confused and unable to get any decent red info here. I have a lot invested here, and you are ruining the ability of interested people getting any pertain red info here.

[pierre oreilly] 18/1/2017 20:10

Net, All dig's posts worth reading are already marked with a red star.

[netcurtains] 18/1/2017 20:02

dlg3: could you put a RED star against any of your posts you think are worth reading. I just do not have time. Sorry.

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 19:22

perhaps you would still like to post it here....I know it does not exist but just like the fact that you can not supply the goods...

[pierre oreilly] 18/1/2017 19:11

Yes dig, i'm sure most people laugh at you when you ring them up. And i doubt anyone here thinks you have the ability to find the original solar fit rate, even though it's in wiki, so don't worry about it.

[molar] 18/1/2017 19:06

I think its time for an update especially regarding Gigha!

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 19:00

pierre still not found that tariff so rang ofgen they just laughed when I told them I had 2 Kw......hahahahah

[pierre oreilly] 18/1/2017 18:55

Maybe that's the problem, anyone reading doesn't have any time left to ring their brokers and buy. I'd prefer a bit more quality and less quantity. We can all google 'solar' and find plenty to read about solar power.

[netcurtains] 18/1/2017 18:34

i cant read it as fast as you type it.

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 18:21

Bank of New York Mellon Corp increased its position in First Solar Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR) by 29.9% during the third quarter, according to its most recent filing with the SEC. The institutional investor owned 1,056,843 shares of the solar cell manufacturer’s stock after buying an additional 243,071 shares during the period. Bank of New York Mellon Corp owned 1.03% of First Solar worth $41,735,000 as of its most recent SEC filing.

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 18:17

REDT,s storage machines perfect for this type of situation...

The Bank of New York Mellon has installed a 76 kilowatt solar powered system at its offices in Everett, Massachusetts in a move to reduce its carbon footprint and cut costs. The new system has begun supplying power to the bank's 385,000 square foot office complex, home to more than 1000 employees and an operations centre for securities servicing and payments processing businesses.

The 5762 square foot array is a "direct tie" system, with electricity generated by 364 solar modules flowing directly into the building's power lines, effectively reducing power needs from the utility in direct proportion to system output.

[troutisout] 18/1/2017 18:12

That looks to me like a Cellcube by Gildemeister

[dave19w] 18/1/2017 17:53

I suspect this is bottom for a while. A lot of downs today across the board.

[someuwin] 18/1/2017 17:47

Camco Clean Energy ‏@Camco_tweets 2 hours ago

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[dlg3] 18/1/2017 17:42

Another aquisition....

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 17:42

Another aquisition....

[cheek212] 18/1/2017 17:32

A few more late reported trades popped up. Volume picked up again today compared to the last few. A few big sellers but nothing major. Blue day tomorrow I suspect.

[james2708] 18/1/2017 17:10

This post makes reference to posts on the other thread about the following companies. Vanadis Power (GER) and UET Technologies (USA)appear to share investment/ equity holders relationships by Chinese company that is also behind the Rongke Power (CHINA), whose origin seems to be in the Dalian region of China. Here is one post link on the matter. UET have developed out of some research in a nearby University and I think therefore stakeholders too.





My apologies if people think these links are off topic. Strategic thinking would be to recognise that China is active in the storage market . Redt will need care to keep their commercial secrets secure from potential competitors. There are certainly a host of Chinese sounding names doing research into VRB batteries from my research. However links to these papers are often behind paywalls or for student access.

[andrbea] 18/1/2017 17:08

battery storage article:

[dogrunner11] 18/1/2017 14:09

Was just having some lunch!!!

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 14:07

thanks dogrunner11 had been searching for it, I had lost it and posted same time as yourself...thank you..

[dogrunner11] 18/1/2017 14:05

The company showed the Premier its technologies and products for hydropower, nuclear power, gas turbines and batteries using new forms of energy. Premier Li said it was the first time he had seen Chinese-made equipment for fuel cells and gas turbines.

However, on seeing the company's vanadium redox battery, a rechargeable battery that uses vanadium ions to store potential chemical energy, he told the engineers of a smaller, more efficient VRB that he saw in the UK. He also shared his knowledge of German hydrogen battery stations when engineers showed their latest achievements in this field.

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 14:04

The company showed the Premier its technologies and products for hydropower, nuclear power, gas turbines and batteries using new forms of energy. Premier Li said it was the first time he had seen Chinese-made equipment for fuel cells and gas turbines.

However, on seeing the company's vanadium redox battery, a rechargeable battery that uses vanadium ions to store potential chemical energy, he told the engineers of a smaller, more efficient VRB that he saw in the UK. He also shared his knowledge of German hydrogen battery stations when engineers showed their latest achievements in this field.

[dlg3] 18/1/2017 13:38

UET using Chinese manufactured flow battery,s....dogrunner11 could you post that piece about the chinese President...