Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dogrunner11] 01/8/2017 09:00

It takes lithium out of the equation on a cost basis

[owenski] 01/8/2017 08:57

"Bye bye lithium"

Nowhere in that article is that suggested, the article is dealing with tariffs applied to battery storage and the requirement to categorise performance whilst also mentioning continuing government support for battery development.

No mention is made of flow machines so claims that this puts REDt in pole position are equally misleading.

I have a position in this stock at sub 8p so am backing the technology but am not ramping it by misinterpreting every cut and paste piece of ramping rubbish.

[ianous] 01/8/2017 08:51

Interesting RNS from Plutus Pwrgen this morning announcing they are expanding into battery storage. I wonder if they have tied up a battery supplier yet, in light of the link Dog posted they would do well to speak with REDT.

[dogrunner11] 01/8/2017 08:30

Pole position!! No wonder Scott said energy storage will obliterate battery storage, coming sooner then expected here in uk, won't be long before rest of market works out this is the future.

[fieldhouse] 01/8/2017 08:26

That would seem to put redt in a very favorable position.!!

[dogrunner11] 01/8/2017 06:56

Bye bye lithium, welcome to the age of energy storage, VRB.....

[dogrunner11] 31/7/2017 15:42

Looking like we are heading for a run of good news, media coverage etc.

They must have a sale for Australia lined up, can't be a poxy seeding unit this time if they're targeting large scale. Should all be taking place anytime soon.

[alchemy] 31/7/2017 10:45

Thanks for that. More than mildly reassuring.

[backdoorbill] 31/7/2017 10:37

RedT Energy PLC (LON:RED) target maintained at 22.00GBX, released a research note earlier today by VSA Capital



Chas

[dlg3] 30/7/2017 23:51

REA Event - Energy Storage Members Meeting
On: 15/08/2017 10:00:00
Location: Eversheds, 1 Wood Street London EC2V 7WS
Sector: UK Energy Storage
Attendees: This event is for REA Members only
The next REA members meeting will be held on 15th August. An agenda will be available shortly. This meeting will discuss the Government’s newly published response to the Flexible, Smart Energy System Call for Evidence, hearing from BEIS directly on their proposals.

[meganxmas] 30/7/2017 09:07

well hope younicos/aggrekko are one of the companies in talks with redt ... if go into the younicos site they talk about implementing many sites around the world ... including hybrid installations with flow batteries (doesnt specifically say vanadium).

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 22:23

LONDON (Alliance News) - Centrica Tuesday appointed insurance industry veteran Mark Hodges as the new managing director of its gas and electricity supply arm British Gas, a move that puts him firmly in the spotlight amid intense pressure and scrutiny on the UK's energy suppliers.

Hodges appointment represents the end of an 11-month search for a new British Gas chief executive since the departure of Chris Weston, who announced he was leaving to join Aggreko last May.

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 22:20

Aggreko is the global leader in providing temporary power generation.... Diesel generating sets.....Diesel being the dirty word !!!! Aggreko now looking to go GREEN....

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 22:17

Younicos are a software developer for battery storage, they buy the battery,s off other companies and apply the software to maximise the use of the battery,s...

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 22:15

Some of Australia’s leading experts in financing renewables for mine sites say more companies are getting funding over the line for projects, as lenders increase finance options as well as their skills in risk assessment. At the same time integrative technology is improving and costs are falling.

At the Energy and Mines Australia Summit, to be held in Perth on June 29 and 30, two key speakers – Phillip Mak, (Global Head of Resources, Energy and Northern Australia at National Australia Bank) and Chris Twomey, Transac- tion Consultant at the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) – both say renewables for mines have unique funding challenges which financial institutions and industry are slowly unpicking.

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 22:06

Aggreko now seeing the benefit of solar generating sets.....took them a while, this was from 2007...

Source: Aggreko Ltd
The main power station, if built, owned and operated by others, would have a take or pay clause
equal to $263,000 per month and this is too expensive to use during the construction phase. It is
more economical to provide construction power with temporary, rented generator sets, which can be
moved about and set down near the construction load centres.
The estimated to total requirement for temporary construction power is 3kW per person on site. This
figure may be revised when there is sufficient data available to make more accurate calculations. If
there are 1000 persons in the construction crew, construction power needs are about 3 Megawatts
and the hire charge for six 500 kW generator sets, including main switchboards, would be about
$65,700 per month. Total fuel consumption for the six 500 kW sets (at 0.28 lit / kWh) could reach
20,000 lit / day or $14,500 per day.

[meganxmas] 29/7/2017 21:57

Aggreko invests in smart energy  Aggreko is excited to announce its £40m1agreement to acquire Younicos, a global market leader in the development and deployment of integrated energy systems, based on battery storage. This acquisition strengthens our position as global energy markets continue to evolve and is in line with our strategy to invest in technology in order to reduce the cost of energy for our customers. Younicos delivers smart energy solutions integrating battery storage, which are modular and scalable. Its knowledge of batteries combined with proprietary control systems, enables the seamless integration and management of all forms of power, including thermal, renewable and battery energy resources; this is becoming critical in an increasingly distributed energy market.Global energy markets are changing: decarbonising and becoming more decentralised and digital. As renewables penetration increases, intermittency becomes a more difficult issue to manage across grid systems.  Integration and control of thermal, renewable and battery systems will be increasingly required to ensure power stability and reliability are maintained. Off grid and microgrid energy solutions are ever more integrating renewable generation, whilst industrial and commercial customers are also taking advantage of opportunities for renewable integration and demand-side management. The capabilities brought by Younicos, leveraged through our global footprint and experience in distributed power generation, are compelling. The Younicos integration and control systems, combined with batteries, can be deployed across our existing business to lower the cost of energy, ensure reliability and reduce carbon emissions for our customers around the world. Younicos has invested heavily in R&D since it was founded in 2005. It is based in Germany and the USA and has over 200 MW of installed storage systems, with a strong pipeline across both developed and emerging markets. The CEO, Stephen Prince, will report directly to Chris Weston, Aggreko Chief Executive. For the calendar year 2016, Younicos had revenues2 of £7mand made an operating loss2 of £15m; gross assets2 at 31 December 2016 were £20m. We expect it to be loss making in the short term and therefore earnings dilutive. The investment will be made in cash. Chris Weston, Aggreko Chief Executive, said: "As energy markets continue to decarbonise, decentralise and become more digital, the integration and control of multiple energy sources, including thermal and renewable, will be essential to ensure the provision of reliable power."As a pioneer of smart energy solutions based on battery storage, Younicos is at the forefront of this trend. Together we are a powerful combination; our scale, fleet and global presence, coupled with a smart energy capability, will allow us to open up new markets and provide our customers around the world with a reliable, cheaper and cleaner source of energy." Stephen Prince, Younicos Chief Executive, said: "We are delighted to be joining with a market leading power provider in Aggreko. Batteries are an economically attractive and reliable asset which will play an increasing role as we transition from today's energy market to the energy market of the future. Integration and management of multiple distributed energy sources will be necessary to optimise energy systems and deliver customers with greater stability at a lower economic and environmental cost."

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 21:40

Aggreko has been outlining the benefits of its solar-diesel hybrid technology to the global mining sector.

Karim Wazni, Director of Business Development Renewables at Aggreko, tells Energy and Mines website that climbing power costs and reliability of supply are the two biggest energy challenges pushing mines to consider renewables.

“More on and off-grid mines are looking at different alternative power options for a cheaper and a more reliable supply to match their energy needs,” Wazni says. In some regions, renewables are already the most affordable power source due to recent price drops for solar and wind, he adds. “And if renewables are integrated as part of a hybrid system at a mine site, they can drastically drive down energy costs and diesel consumption,” Wazni added.
Aggreko equipment
“Once installed, solar and wind don’t cost much to operate and are very predictable, while diesel is known for its extreme volatility.”

Aggreko’s hybrid equipment enables mining firms to meet their corporate social responsibilities as using diesel alone produces a higher carbon footprint.

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 21:27

meganxmas Younicos is a software company, they may even have worked with REDT, I know they have worked with Vizn......they also buy up installed projects...

[meganxmas] 29/7/2017 07:43

https://www.younicos.com/products/y-q/any thoughts on this company. was purchased about a month ago by aggrekko for £40m. talks about being technology agnostic ie lithium / flow / hybrid / etc.would have thought possible good partner opps for redt ? but also competition ?

[dlg3] 29/7/2017 01:29

NEW PLAN FOR ENERGY STORAGE, SMART SYSTEMS AND FLEXIBILITY
Client Briefing
28 July 2017

The Government has published its plan for a smart and flexible energy system. The Government sees a £17bn – 40bn boost to the economy through the implementation of smart energy, and the plan therefore forms a central part of its Industrial Strategy. The plan sets out a series of actions underway and to be pursued, which focuses on removing barriers to competition and technological innovation. This follows a November 2016 Call for Evidence.

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[ch1ck] 28/7/2017 23:07

Is it me? It feels like there is a pressure cooker feel to the comments about the stock. It all feels very positive.I think we are about to se one of RedT's verticale lift offs in the share price. It's done this a number of times already and once it goes the MM'S don't seem to be able to keep a lid on it. It all depends if the drive lower was some company off loading shares because they have seen a better opportunity or if it is a deliberate move to drop the price so they can pick up more at a cheaper price.

[alchemy] 28/7/2017 15:59

Well of course with this instrument I have . Nothing less than a four bagger, maybe a one hundred bagger.

[tonsil] 28/7/2017 13:52

Alchemy Aw shucks! we were hoping you had found the secret to turning base metals into gold