Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dogrunner11] 02/10/2017 11:09

Only just had a sales RNS chicken01, wouldn't be your sell just gone in LOL.

News a plenty just around the corner.

[alchemy] 02/10/2017 11:06

Oh come on!

[chicken01] 02/10/2017 10:53

I really would like to see more sales and an RNS today, otherwise this may slide...

[alchemy] 02/10/2017 10:30

Still learning.Presumably there's quite a control unit dictating when to store when to give out energy and what rate?A programmable control. A processor - with an algorithm?Look up table , time of day, current grid prices, time til dawn, weather for3cast, temperature..... many more parameters....anybody know?

[dlg3] 01/10/2017 23:05

Verde appointed authorised reseller of redT Energy Storage machines

April 3, 2017

The redT Energy Storage machines can be coupled alongside renewables such as solar and wind or alongside diesel generators to maximise your energy increase utilisation. They are modular, low maintenance and ideal for use in weak grid or off-grid locations.

[dlg3] 01/10/2017 23:02

13th September 2017

Irish company Verde Environmental Group today launched new offices at Airport East Business & Technology Park, Cork. Verde’s expansion in Cork brings their employment to a total of 50 staff across three offices in Ireland – Cork, Galway, Mayo and Wicklow – and a recently opened international office in Nigeria.

[dlg3] 01/10/2017 23:01

Verde are authorised resellers of redT Energy Storage machines for Nigeria. The redT Energy Storage machine stores electrical energy efficiently and in a sustainable manner. Combined with very low maintenance costs, redT energy storage machines are able to deliver some of the lowest levelised cost of energy storage results in the industry.

[dlg3] 01/10/2017 23:00

HOMER Energy Partners

ABB
Alpha Energy
American Vanadium
Aquion Energy
Cadmus
Canadian Solar
Discover Energy Corp
Innovus Power
Leonics
Saft
Smart Hydro Power
SolarCentury
Sustainable Power Systems
RedFlow
REDT
Trojan Battery Company
Brightmerge

[tonsil] 01/10/2017 13:47

some handy links in the world of vanadium here - the links dont copy so subscribe to Vanadium corps newsletter to see any of the linked articles

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Vanadium Industry News

Energy Storage Innovations USA 2017 - Dr Ramesh Bhardwaj from X (formerly Google X), who will talk about Alphabet's efforts in benchmarking vanadium redox flow batteries

Chinese group IRL buys auctioned Mapochs mine in South Africa

China Vanadium Titano-Magnetite Mining Co Ltd (0893.HK): A Look at Recent Performance

George Clooney Promotes Swiss Industry

A revolutionary battery by Belenos

Bushveld Minerals riding high on back of strengthening Vanadium prices

King River Copper attracts investors ahead of key gold and vanadium news

Intermin Resources begins work on a processing pathway for its vanadium resource

Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries Market - Major Advantages as compared to Standard Storage Batteries, Trends By 2025

Vanadium Research and Development Project

Cornerstone Metals Signs Definitive Agreement on Carlin Vanadium Project Acquisition; Announces C$770,000 Private Placement

Stina Resources Announces C$2.5 Million Private Placement

China Rattles Vanadium Supply Chain: How High Can Vanadium Prices Go?

redT sells 14 energy storage units in Botswana

Battery technology demand takes the lead and industry must follow suit

Will Glencores electric dream become a metals market reality?

New Battery Holds Promise for Substation Supplementation, Substitution

EPB energizes giant battery as part of national research effort

Progress achieved towards mass producing carbon nanotube sheets

Opinion: Benefits of solar farming

Carnegie Clean Energy doubles loss but might finally be backing a winner

First grid-scale Li-ion system in Czech Republic to be built by Alfen

Rebar Rules to Boost Chinese Vanadium Demand by 30 Percent

Energy storage - The need for reliable software modeling tools

Can Chinese Firms Dominate The Emerging Global Battery Market?

Grid Storage News

Energy Dept. Pledges $32 Million For Grid Resiliency, With Renewables

Battery technologies - the way forward

Renewable Energy Tax Credits - Forever?

India ponders how to mandate storage with large-scale solar and wind

Is evaporation the next great renewable?

Renewables will be cheaper than coal in the future. Here are the numbers

Key role of energy storage ignored in power debate

JLM Energy secures USD 25m for distributed energy storage

This summer was greenest ever for energy, says National Grid

Forget old batteries. Here comes the energy storage revolution

Electric dreams

Canberrans more optimistic about large-scale renewable energy storage

Climate Change News

Transforming corporate clean energy commitments into action

Editorial: City of Vancouver needs renewable reality checks

Climate experts criticise Scotland's greenhouse emissions cuts strategy

Climate minister teases very broad Clean Growth Strategy that could be days away

Western governors take the lead on climate change

'Why haven't we done something already?': California mulling ban on fossil-fuel vehicles

The coal club can huff and puff but it's too late to blow the renewable house down

Lawmakers missed a green opportunity; could consumers pay the price?

My Turn: One towns response to a changing climate

4 Utilities Betting Billions on Renewable Energy

Subnational Governments and Corporations Take Charge of the Renewable Energy Transition

A 100 percent clean-energy future is possible for SLO

Revealed: The Real Secret of Green Power Powered by Blockchain

Linking renewables to economic growth: The case for climate-centered SDGs

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 22:56

What if the Aussies say we wanted tesla battery,s if we wanted samsung we would have a contract with them....samsung sdi battery made in China....what happened to teslas giga factory? production not up to speed???

Tesla’s mission is to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy through increasingly affordable electric vehicles in addition to renewable energy generation and storage. At the heart of these products are batteries. Today at the Gigafactory, Tesla and Panasonic begin mass production of lithium-ion battery cells, which will be used in Tesla’s energy storage products and Model 3.

The high performance cylindrical “2170 cell” was jointly designed and engineered by Tesla and Panasonic to offer the best performance at the lowest production cost in an optimal form factor for both electric vehicles and energy products.

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 22:37

State power utility Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) has invited bids for the construction of a 100-MW solar power project, a sign that the landlocked country is moving to address its crippling electricity supply deficit.

In a statement on its website BPC said that the photovoltaic (PV) solar project would be completed within two years of the selection of a development partner, after a preferred engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor has been picked following the tendering process.

The solar plant is being built in anticipation of an increase in electricity demand in Botswana. Projections by BPC suggest that demand will grow to 1,359 MW by 2035, from 600 MW at present – at least 50% of demand comes from the country’s growing mining sector.

New renewables capacity will also help address the current generation deficit that has forced the country to rely on power imports from South Africa and Mozambique.

BPC has also called for a plant with “suitable storage capacity,” suggesting the tender could include a battery storage component.

[alchemy] 30/9/2017 19:42

Oh my I forgot, sorry.

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 19:37

Alchemy thanks.... I could have sworn it was Buck Rogers !!!

[dogrunner11] 30/9/2017 19:35

Musk propelled by a lithium battery... they’ll get there but be screwed getting back as it will have degraded.... badly!

[alchemy] 30/9/2017 19:23

Yuri Gugarin

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 19:16

Who will be first in space Richard Branson or Elton Musk???

[dogrunner11] 30/9/2017 17:20

I’m sure this is something Musk has considered before sending his first spaceship of to Mars.

[alchemy] 30/9/2017 17:19

Hydrogen linked with oxygen is water surely and that is too dense to escape our gravitational pull.I'll need to research how it happened on Mars. Or are we assuming it had lots?

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 17:03

Because hydrogen atoms are so light, they can easily overcome a planet's gravitational pull and permanently escape into interplanetary space - in fact, that's how Mars ended up losing most of its water.

So when we release all that hydrogen from the water and it escapes into the atmosphere, we will have nothing to drink.....!!!! sounds like a good idea to me !!!

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 16:44

Pierre Oreilly Yes that is right but where it is burned to produce energy it releases nitrogen oxide. But there are many problems with hydrogen..... hydrogen can indirectly deplete the ozone layer....

[gspanner] 30/9/2017 14:00

Agreed alchemy, and that’s the interesting thing about this new Green Revolution. It will be lead by well organised engineering companies with great IP (like RedT, also an ITM fan). Musk is a bit too ‘evangelical’ for me; he loses credibility when he slags off other (probably equally valid) solutions suggesting his is the only way forward. The valuation of his company is ridiculous (though well done to those who brought in at the start).

[pierre oreilly] 30/9/2017 11:44

Most hydrogen proposals are for use in fuel cells where it isn't burned. The main problem with using hydrogen as the energy storage medium is that it's only around 25% effecient, so you need 4 units of energy to produce a useful 1 unit. That means hydrogen is a non starter. It was proposed when loads of nukes could supply cheap hydrogen, but that isn't going to happen.E.g. the electric future for cars will be batteries plus solid oxide fuel cells which can use directly any readily available fuels like petrol, diesel, biofuel etc - no need to build another infrastructure for hydrogen.

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 11:44

any burning of any fuel can produce Nox....


NOx is produced from the reaction of nitrogen and oxygen gases in the air during combustion, especially at high temperatures. In areas of high motor vehicle traffic, such as in large cities, the amount of nitrogen oxides emitted into the atmosphere as air pollution can be significant. NOx gases are formed whenever combustion occurs in the presence of nitrogen

[dlg3] 30/9/2017 11:13

even hydrogen has its problems, unless it is burnt in a pure oxygen atmosphere it produced nitrogen oxide.

If carried out in atmospheric air instead of pure oxygen, as is usually the case, hydrogen combustion may yield small amounts of nitrogen oxides, along with the water vapor.