Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[bookwormrobert] 14/4/2017 14:52

Yes, one genuine (not grant money or government sponsored scheme) commercial multiple unit order would reassure me enormously. Right now, I'm concerned that RED's technology, whilst interesting and innovative, is simply too expensive for the market. I'm also concerned that this board seems to ignore the fact that RED has several serious direct competitors with very deep pockets, such as Sumitomo. Why is it assumed that RED will win out over their rivals?

[alchemy] 14/4/2017 14:21

One key multiple order event ..will change that view.

[owenski] 14/4/2017 13:52

This is still at the starting blocks with no doubt an interesting future, but I reckon it'll be a couple of years and more for this to get anywhere in terms of meaningful revenue/sales.

Meantime, it'll likely be back for another fund raise at a future date.
Chart is not enticing either, says the market ain't buying the story here at present.

[fireplace22] 14/4/2017 11:43

Of any interest?
Posted by Kryptonsnake on the BMR thread (potential V suppliers)

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[iglenn] 14/4/2017 08:02

Make that Tuesday. Forgot it's Easter. Hope everyone is enjoying the long weekend.

[iglenn] 14/4/2017 05:29

Is that what we have been reduced to ? Hope and dreams. Read a chart. Support is at 8.2 so today offers a probable 4.1 % rise or a real threat of drop through to 6p. Oh and for the record. I hold here and have no intention of selling at anywhere near this price. I do ,however, have the ability and right to be annoyed at the share price performance considering all the hype since I bought 9 months ago. If that's a deramp then so be it.

[dlg3] 13/4/2017 23:14

Cheek212 50p end of next week.......we can all dream like doerx2

[cheek212] 13/4/2017 21:24

Edale - some are the same, some are different and have been on for a week or so, whilst another was only loaded yesterday. There does appear to be a hardcore of 10-11 roles but these have been changing. Doerx2 - and why exactly do you think this? The share price has been jumping between 8-11p since the placing in December so please explain why you now think this will drop so much further? Or is this just what you hope so you can get a decent entry price? I think you are wrong and this will go up to 11-12p but for the same reason I.e. Hope. I have nothing to back this just like you so let's see who is right after Easter.

[boadicea] 13/4/2017 21:18

RE: Height - Height w r to what?
I assume it to be the adjacent ground level, in which case wouldn't it be easy to recess it into the ground by the odd foot or two?

[doerx2] 13/4/2017 21:01

If this falls much further I can see 5-6p soon.

[edale] 13/4/2017 20:37

The same list of job vacancies appear to have been on the website for some time, They must be either having problems finding suitable candidates or aren't in any rush to fill them.

[dogrunner11] 13/4/2017 15:19

Marketing executive

The role will be based in Livingston and there will be an element of international travel for trade shows & other events.
redT energy has the feel of a start-up but a unique perspective in the market with over 10 years at the forefront of technology research. We operate across the UK and South Africa with global market opportunities.
About the role
The Marketing Executive will have ideally, at least 2 years’ experience of working in a marketing/PR or similar role either agency side or in-house. You will be responsible for creating, updating and maintaining redT’s marketing collateral, website and social media presence and coordinating marketing campaigns and trade shows.
You will report to the Marketing & Communications Manager who is based in London, so you must be able to work autonomously and use your initiative when required. We are seeking a dynamic, ambitious individual as part of our dedicated, hard-working team.
Critical to the role will be your ability to write outstanding copy, come up with innovative new ideas to grow the redT brand and work with the commercial and technical teams to drive the delivery of the overall marketing plan.
The role will involve the following responsibilities:
* Help develop and implement all marketing activity using a range of media to support campaigns. There is a particular focus on digital (including social media) channels 

* Continue to enhance the brand by supporting the Marketing Manager in implementing the marketing plan 

* Create and publish copy online and in print to a very high standard 

* Carry out regular market research 

* Establish relationships with journalists to develop a PR profile and generate media coverage 

* Build effective relationships with customers through the authorship of blogs, case studies and thought leadership 

* Develop strong internal relationships with the Commercial team, helping to drive activity and provide valuable sales information 

* Update, monitor and edit Company website 

* Review marketing opportunities and recommend marketing channels 

* Work with internal stakeholders and external agencies to ensure all marketing material content is in accordance with brand standards and is all up-to-date 

* Maintain and develop marketing databases 

* Create, deliver and report on targeted email campaigns 

* Implement SEO best-practise and monitor performance via Google Analytics 

* Organise all events including webinars, site visits and trade shows 


[dogrunner11] 13/4/2017 13:37

They can of course also be transported to alternative plants should need arise.

[dogrunner11] 13/4/2017 13:36

Also containers maybe considered temporary, making planning easier

[dlg3] 13/4/2017 13:20

it does have an advantage being bigger in the fact that any maintanence can be done under cover....

[dlg3] 13/4/2017 13:19

net not saying size has nothing to do with it, but if they made them smaller, you would still have to apply for planning for the electrical instalation, so nothing gained by making the casing smaller....

[tonsil] 13/4/2017 13:14

PotterSee the interview with the CeO on Edison. He is quite clear on the target markets.

[netcurtains] 13/4/2017 12:46

dlg3: Regulation problems are obviously NOT just because its electricity!!


You do, for certain, need planning permission for SHEDS if they are over 8 feet in height. I suspect REDt's box (if shipping container height) will be 9 feet. If they want to stop nimbys complaining they will need to reduce the height.

Your local beauty spot has a 9 foot shed on it - you can complain
Your local beauty spot has an 8 foot shed on it - you cannot complain.

Look at this Scottish Island thing you're all on about for ages - Did a nimby complain about the SHED HEIGHT or the clean energy ?

It would be nice to know!

[dlg3] 13/4/2017 12:28

Obviously there needs to be a faster transition away from fossil fuels to renewables, but some European utilities are making the going slower than necessary. The report found that non-hydro renewable generation ranged across the 14 utilities from 1% to 34%. While 20% of electricity generated in 2016 came from renewables, much faster progress is needed to meet the EU’s targets.

“In Europe, major utilities must transform their business models to achieve the climate goals laid out in the Paris Agreement,” added Drew Fryer, Senior Analyst, Investor Research at CDP. “Verbund is leading the way in planning for the future, targeting a 100% renewable energy generation portfolio by 2020 and is decommissioning remaining fossil fuel assets. But many other utilities remain reliant on coal for a significant share of power generated, and will break their carbon budgets in years to come based on existing fossil fuel assets. Rapid deployment of renewables is critical for the sector as it transitions to a low carbon future.”

[dlg3] 13/4/2017 12:23

In a surprise announcement at a press conference this week in Brussels, the European electricity sector has come out and committed to ensuring there are no new coal plants built after 2020.

The announcement apparently came out of the blue, with the Union of the Electricity Industry, EURELECTRIC, announcing on Wednesday that its 3,500 members across every EU Member State except Greece and Poland, were “determined to play a key role in providing clean energy for all Europeans and make electricity a central energy carrier for the low carbon economy.”

In a statement (PDF) adopted by EURELECTRIC, members have made a new commitment to not only pledge to decarbonize the sector, but a measurable pledge to build and invest in no more coal-fired power plants after 2020.

[pottermagic2310] 13/4/2017 11:35

A strong Business with what target Customers, in what target Sectors and which target Countries/Regions ?
There are potentially many & varied opportunities BUT what is the actual Business Plan to target them effectively - the Who, the What, the Where, the When ?
They just seem to spin around in circles in R&D mode with a very niche target audience which isn't actually reaping any Business benefits.

[alchemy] 13/4/2017 11:12

And the buyers those with foresight and great perspicuity (spelling) ...! Lol

[alchemy] 13/4/2017 11:00

The sellers, the big parties who subscribed at 8 p?

[fieldhouse] 13/4/2017 10:57

Hope the sales teams are on commission and not salary !!!
Don't want to see the cash pile dwindle to quickly.