Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[anderson3] 10/9/2017 22:16

Due an RNS with regards to Cornwall.I guess tomorrow morning, with radio interviews on Tuesday.

[jakes114] 09/9/2017 19:59

4 hours of supply at full demand, a badly explained piece it all depends on the size of the installation if it is large enough it would be able to run for much longer
A little knowledge is a dangerous thing

[dogrunner11] 09/9/2017 18:57

how long you been in aim stocks?

[dozey3] 09/9/2017 18:32

foret: interesting excerpt. What's this "electricity can be stored for more than four hours"? I thought the storage time was virtually unlimited, certainly no worse than lithium. Four or even 12 hours is very restrictive. Does any expert on here have an answer?
Sliced yesterday btw, my confidence is also leaking away.

[foret] 09/9/2017 17:11

( from ft.com)




redT, which was renamed from Camco Clean Energy in 2015, has developed technology that allows electrical energy to be stored in liquid form.

The company, whose customers include British Gas owner Centrica, says its storage machines can be used from the “farmhouse level” up to large grid-scale projects and allow electricity to be stored for more than four hours.

The storage market is forecast to increase in importance as homes and businesses aim to put aside excess electricity from solar panels and wind turbines when weather conditions are favourable and release it during periods of high demand. Storage is also being used at the grid level to absorb excess wind and solar power and help balance the electricity system.

redT made its technology available commercially in 2015 after a long period of research and development. Last year it raised about £18m to help develop its next generation of storage products and provide working capital. 

The company generated revenue of €10.8m in 2016, down from €11.1m a year earlier, while it made a loss from continuing operations of €5.6m, up from a loss of €700,000 as it continues to invest in developing its products and hiring. It described the results as “in line” with expectations and said it had €17.2m in available cash as of March 31 this year and no borrowings. 

Shares in redT have lost 16.4 per cent in the past 12 months to 6.88p. Analysts at Cenkos said in a recent note that redT’s move to convert customer interest into contractual orders was “happening more slowly than hoped”. They added that this was not “wholly unexpected” given it was running on a “shoestring221; until its fundraisings last year.

[alchemy] 09/9/2017 10:06

Yes 6 -17 % internal rate of return is a guide to profitability.You take all the cash flows in and out in the time periods they fall apply the relevant interest rates and get a yardstick for this project against others.The second bit I think refers to people who will trade energy they have stored at what they think will be the best time...i.e. The price is high, not necessarily highest they ll take risk into account.

[anderson3] 09/9/2017 08:34

The above statement was copied from a link off the LSE board.
Can someone clarify exactly what they mean, I presume the top one is something to do with investment return?
I'm just a simple Carpenter.

[anderson3] 09/9/2017 08:32

The above statement was copied from a link off the LSE board.
Can someone clarify exactly what they mean, I presume the top one is something to do with investment return?
I'm just a simple Carpenter.

[anderson3] 09/9/2017 00:16

RedT CEO reckons 6-17%IRR from its deployed,
Operational energy storage units.

RedT boss Scott mcGregor: merchant revenues
Are where the big bucks will be for battery storage.

[alchemy] 08/9/2017 21:21

Double figures by St Ledger day.

[owenski] 08/9/2017 20:32

Great stuff Dog, nobody even knows what the portacabin's are for, RED has to 'educate the market', doesn't sound too good.

Probably end up using them as an expensive garden shed, lol

[bobby.ifa] 08/9/2017 13:59

In Cornwall.

[owenski] 08/9/2017 13:17

Chocolate ashtray on top of an unsold Vanadium flow machine sat out in the sun.

[pottermagic2310] 08/9/2017 11:59

This has got me thinking.... how many inappropriate places might a Chocolate Ashtray prove to be quite a failure ?

Chocolate Ashtray on a Barbecue ?
Chocolate Ashtray on a sun-lounger ?

[tullynessle] 07/9/2017 19:44

Program due for broadcast on Tuesday 12 Sept 2017 at 15:30 (Radio 4) and on Wednesday 13 Sept 2017 at 21:00 (also Radio 4)





BBC Radio 4

Battery Powered Britain
Costing the Earth

New developments in battery technology are changing the way we power Britain. More efficient, higher capacity batteries expand the range of electric vehicles and allow solar and wind power plants to provide smooth, 24 hour electricity.

Tom Heap is in Cornwall where power companies and local innovators are developing a new battery-powered economic model that could be rolled out to the rest of the UK.

From mining the lithium that makes the batteries to holiday parks producing clean power for the grid Cornwall is leading the way.

Producer: Alasdair Cross.


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Great to have @tomheapmedia & Radio 4 team @TheOldeHouse. Tune in to hear how #EnergyStorage will change the UK

[iglenn] 07/9/2017 17:06

Lol Pierre. Post it all anyone likes. The market speaks the truth. Pi posts are as much use as chocolate ashtrays on motorbikes.

[pierre oreilly] 07/9/2017 15:34

Itm seems to have shareholders who seem very positive on the company. Red seem to have a bunch of depressives.

It's not everything by any means - there has to be a good story behind companies which boom. But an intelligent, supportive enthusiastic bb chat is useful, whereas nothing puts people off buying into companies where even the shareholders seem depressed and intent on talking it down.

Red has great potential, but it's got to the point of being useless posting that, or expanding on it.

[pottermagic2310] 07/9/2017 13:28

I'm in both, have been since last year but expected this to "BOOM" before ITM !

[pierre oreilly] 07/9/2017 11:40

potter, it's boomed already.

don't be behind the curve, those sitting on a 2 or 3 bagger in just 3 or 4 weeks will take your money off you.

[pottermagic2310] 07/9/2017 11:32

ITM is going "BOOM" this past few weeks, meanwhile RED is sploshing around in the low-waters

[pottermagic2310] 07/9/2017 11:31

ITM is going "BOOM" this past few weeks, meanwhile RED is sploshing around in the low-waters