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[dlg3] 20/10/2017 13:41

A all electric society can not come fast enough.......ENERGY STORAGE CLIMATE CHANGE UNITED NATIONS TIDAL WAVE SOLAR WIND TURBINES BATTERY BATTERIES VANADIUM REDOX FLOW LITHIUM SODIUM ZINC BROMINE MARIA SKYLASS KASSAKOS USA UK INDIA CHINA AUSTRALIA SOUTH AFRICA NEW ZEALAND ASIA

Rank Operator's Name Technology Subscribers[2]
(in millions) Market Share[3] Ownership
1 Vodafone-Idea[4] * Vodafone India - GSM-900/1800 (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA+, EVDO
1800 MHz LTE
* Idea Cellular - GSM-900/1800 (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA+
LTE Band 3 (1800 MHz)[5] * Vodafone India - 210.54
* Idea Cellular - 193.96 * Vodafone India - 17.74%
* Idea Cellular - 16.34% Vodafone Group (45.1%)
Aditya Birla Group (26%)
Axiata Group Berhad
Providence Equity
2 Airtel GSM-900/1800 (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA+
LTE Band 3 (1800 MHz),
LTE Band 40 (2300 MHz),
LTE Advanced 281.25 23.70% Bharti Enterprises (64%)
SingTel (36%)
3 Jio LTE Band 5 (850 MHz),
LTE Band 3 (1800 MHz),
LTE Band 40 (2300 MHz),
Voice over LTE 138.6 13.09% Reliance Industries
4 BSNL Mobile GSM-900/1800 (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA+
CdmaOne, EVDO
WiMAX WiFi 104.55 8.81% State-owned
5 Aircel GSM-900/1800 (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA+
2300 MHz TD-LTE 89.93 7.58% Maxis Communications (74%)
Sindya Securities and Investments (26%)
6 Reliance Communications GSM-900/1800 (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA+
WiMAX 81.27 6.85% Reliance ADAG
7 Telenor India GSM-1800 MHz (EDGE)
2300 MHz TD-LTE 47.06 3.97% Telenor Group
8 Tata Teleservices GSM-1800 (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA+
CDMA, EVDO
WiMAX 42.09 3.55% Tata Teleservices (100%)
9 MTS India CDMA2000, EVDO 3.92 0.33% Sistema (56.68%)
Shyam Group (23.98)
Government of Russia (17.14%)
10 MTNL GSM-900 MHz (EDGE)
2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA 3.62 0.30% State-owned

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 13:25

Pollution linked to one in six deaths

Pollution has been linked to nine million deaths worldwide in 2015, a report in The Lancet has found.
Almost all of these deaths occurred in low- and middle-income countries, where pollution could account for up to a quarter of deaths. Bangladesh and Somalia were the worst affected.
Air pollution had the biggest impact, accounting for two-thirds of deaths from pollution.
Brunei and Sweden had the lowest numbers of pollution-related deaths.
Most of these deaths were caused by non-infectious diseases linked to pollution, such as heart disease, stroke and lung cancer.


UK has one of the worst pollution death rates in Europe, major study reveals

[dogrunner11] 20/10/2017 13:08

Sizeable, we also have all the recent promotion in Australia to add to our prospective client list. Also Scott said during last meeting there’s some big deals that are very nearly finalised. Interesting run into Christmas ahead.

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 13:03

I like this line the most!!!

“Were talking to a number of big developers about putting in some very big systems"

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 13:01

He said redT was working with about 100 customers around the world with a pipeline of hundreds of millions of units to be deployed in the next few years. “We’ve brought to the market the lowest cost form of this technology.” Last month, the company announced the sale of 14 energy storage units in Botswana.

One of its applications was providing solar back to the grid.

“Were talking to a number of big developers about putting in some very big systems, and plugging straight into the grid, which then becomes grid and storage. When you provided back to the grid, it becomes baseload power,” Mr McGregor said.

[dogrunner11] 20/10/2017 12:55

Enel SpA is seeking acquisitions in the energy storage business, as developments in battery technology are set to play a key role for the wider adoption of renewable sources.

Europe’s biggest utility by market capitalization sees the U.S., Europe and Latin America as the markets with the most potential, Chief Executive Officer Francesco Starace said in an interview.

"Technologies are fast approaching the point where batteries will be commercially attractive,"

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 12:48

Micro grids spring to mind !!!
1. Trina Solar
2. Canadian Solar
3. JinkoSolar
4. JA Solar
5. Hanwha Q CELLS
6. First Solar
7. Yingli Green
8. SFCE
9. ReneSola
10. SunPower Corp

Bosch Germany - - 220 260 270 - 55 143 200
BP Solar Spain Laser buried grid[Note 1] - 80 - - 12 15 40[Note 2][2] -
Australia MC Screen print - 52 - - 33 35 40[Note 2] -
Greenshine New Energy USA - - 43 - - 25 27 30[Note 2] -
Canadian Solar Canada Crystalline silicon 0 100 270 420 0 40 102.8 200
China Sunergy China - - 192 320 320 - 80 100-120 194
Conergy Germany - 0 275[Note 2] 100[Note 2] 250 0 0[Note 2] 50[Note 2] 100[Note 2]
DelSolar Taiwan - 50 100 120 120 - 54 83 88.8
China - - - - 60 - - - 0
E-Ton Solar Taiwan - - 200 320 320 35 62 97 220
Evergreen Solar[Note 3] USA String ribbon - 17 58.5 145 13 16 26.5 103.4
Germany String ribbon - 90 - - 15 50 - -
China String ribbon - - - - - - - -
First Solar USA CdTe - 119 147 160 60 119 145[Note 2] 143
Germany CdTe 0 158 196 214 0 81 192 192.5
Malaysia CdTe 0 0 392 854 0 0 167 764.5
Free Solar Canada Canada -
Gintech Taiwan Crystalline silicon - 210 310 660 6 60 180 368
Grape Solar USA - - - - - - - -
Isofoton Spain - - 130 180 140 61 87 130 70
Itek Energy USA Monocrystaline, PERC 10 15 40 50 2 4 12 25
JA Solar Holdings China Crystalline silicon - 225 750 800 30 132 300 520
JUST Solar Co.,Ltd. China - 0 120 156 205 0 83 156 194
Kyocera Japan - - - 360 - 180[Note 1] 207 290 400
Mitsubishi Electric Japan - - 150 220 220 111 121 148 120
Mitsubishi Heavy Japan - - 14 42 68 13 14 40[Note 2] 42[Note 2]
Motech Taiwan Crystalline silicon - 240 350 470 102 176 270 296
China Crystalline silicon 0 0 60 130 0 0 64
MX Group Italy - - - 60 90 - - 37 67
Neo Solar Power Taiwan Crystalline silicon - 60 210 240 4 36 135[Note 2] 201
Ningbo Solar Electric China - - 100 250-270 350 - 100 175[Note 2] 260
Photowatt France - - 60 60 - 33 38 58 49
Photovoltech NV Belgium - - 80 80 80 18 29 80 54
Q-Cells Germany - - 516 760 500[Note 4] 253 389 570 551
Malaysia CdTe - - - 300 - - - 206
Germany (Calyxo) - 0 8 25 10 0 1 3[Note 2] 1
Germany (Solibro) - 0 0 30 30 0 0 5 14
Germany (Sontor) - 0 8 25 - 0 1[Note 2] 3.6 -
Renewable Energy Corporation Norway - - - - 150 - - 80 115
Panasonic Japan - - 265[Note 2] 345 345 155 165 215 260
Schott Solar Germany - 118 162 205 355 83 74 138 218
USA - 14 - 15 15 13 10 11 11
Sharp Japan - - 710 710 710 434 363 473 595
Solarday Italy - - 20 60 90 - 30 37 50
SolarPark Korea South Korea Crystalline silicon - - - 170 - - - 90
SolarWorld Germany - - 160[Note 2] 300[Note 2] 500[Note 2] 70 135 200[Note 2] 200[Note 2]
USA - 55[Note 2] - 100 250 20[Note 2] 35[Note 2] 30[Note 2] 50[Note 2]
Solland Netherlands - - 60 170 170 18 36 60 80
SunPower USA - - 214 414 574 63 100 237 397
Suntech China Crystalline silicon - 540 1000[Note 1] 1100 160 336 530[Note 1] 704
Sunways Germany - - 46 116 116 25 38 49 60[Note 2]
Trina Solar China Crystalline silicon - 110 350 600 - 29 210 399
United Solar Ovonic USA Thin Film Flexible amorphous silicon - 118[Note 2] 178[Note 2] 150 28 48 112.6 123.4
Vikram Solar Pvt. Ltd India Monocrystalline & Polycrystalline - - - - 120 200 350 500
Yingli China - 200 400 600 37 145 281.5 525.3
Tamesol Spain Monocrystalline & Polycrystalline - 120 220 340 35 60 80 120
Sova Solar Limited India Polycrystaline & Monocrystaline 12.5 25 50 100 7 15 25 45



Anwell Solar, Hong Kong, China
Ascent Solar, Tucson, Arizona, US
DayStar Technologies, Inc., Santa Clara, California, US
Dyesol,Canberra, Australia
Eurosolar, Germany
Global Solar, Tucson, Arizona, US
GreenLeaf Solar[24] New York, US
GreenSun Energy, Jerusalem, Israel
HelioVolt, Austin, Texas, US
IBC SOLAR, Germany
International Solar Electric Technology, Chatsworth, California, US
Isofotón, Malaga, Spain
Konarka Technologies, Inc., Lowell, Massachusetts, US
LDK Solar, Xinyu, China
Miasolé, California, US
Mission Solar Energy, Texas, US
Mitsubishi Electric, Tokyo, Japan
Nanosolar, San José, California, US
Odersun, Frankfurt Oder, Germany
PowerFilm, Inc., Ames, Iowa, US
Renewable Energy Corporation, Norway
RedSun Energy, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Schott Solar, Germany
Signet Solar, California, US
Skyline Solar, Mountain View, California, US
SolarEdge, Grass Valley, California, US[25]
SolarPark Korea, Wanju, South Korea
SolarWorld, Bonn, Germany
Solimpeks, Munich, Germany
SoloPower, San José, California, US
Spectrolab, Inc., Sylmar, California, US
Sulfurcell, company has changed name to Soltecture in 2011, Germany
SunEdison
Suniva, Norcross, Georgia, US
Sun Power Corporation, San Jose, California, US
Targray Technology International, Kirkland, Quebec, Canada
Tenksolar, Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Topray Solar, China
Unirac, Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
Wagner & Co., Germany
Wirsol, Waghäusel, Germany
KiotoSolar, St.Veit/Glan, Austria

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 12:47

something along these lines will lend a helping hand in the future and all those closing petrol stations will need a new use...

[pierre oreilly] 20/10/2017 12:30

it's all BS - of course there'll be many more evs in the future, but not on the scale the gov, you and bloomberg imagine.

i've just proved it beyond any doubt. The grid can't handle that amount of energy, and we don't have the generating capacity to generate that amount of energy.

the maths was pretty simple, it's easy to see.

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 12:24

Pierre Oreilly better tell that to all the electric car buyers..... it is going to happen one way or the other...... oil will be used only in manufacture processes by 2050...

[pierre oreilly] 20/10/2017 12:23

but not to worry, hybrids or range extended evs can use existing fuel for on-board generation. Electric/solid oxide fuel cell hybrids can use existing fuel infrastructure, and generate on board electricity from oil products (or biofuel) without combustion.

[dogrunner11] 20/10/2017 12:19

That’s a lot of energy storage Pierre, not taking consideration of those 1 billion plus without it today, electricity that is!

[dogrunner11] 20/10/2017 12:18

Push onto 12p? Ch1ck needs buy his 1 million back surely lol

[pierre oreilly] 20/10/2017 12:13

Bloomberg New Energy Finance has said, "We found that electric vehicles could displace oil demand of 2 million barrels a day as early as 2023.

Total BS I'm afraid Dig.

1 barrel is 1.7MWh

2,000,000 barrels is 3.4TWh

2M barrels per day is 3.4TWh/day which is 1,200TWh/year

The grid currently transmits 330TWh/y (and it's struggling)

Anyone who thinks the grid can carry 4 times the current energy, or will have the generation resources, in just 8 years time is in cloud cookoo land.

(That is just the energy considerations, pointless looking at the much more restrictive power consideration).

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 12:01

SoCore Energy’s Advanced Energy Solutions team and National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative (NRTC) hosted the webinar, “An Introduction to Energy Storage for Co-ops”. Moderated by SoCore’s Business Analyst, Bill Francis, the webinar featured insights from:

Brad Seibert, NRTC | VP, Next Generation Energy

Madeleine Klein, SoCore Energy | SVP, Advanced Energy Solutions

Frank Bergh, SoCore Energy | Director of Product Development

Chris Kuhl, SoCore Energy | Director of Business Development

NRTC selected SoCore, on behalf of its members, as their exclusive partner to assist with developing solar energy and energy storage projects for rural electric cooperatives. This webinar, and the ones to follow, serve as a continuation of our long-term strategy to bring advanced technology to members. Storage is a dynamic resource that provides new options for co-ops, and can create value when the right technology is selected. SoCore’s Advanced Energy Solutions team closely evaluates each customer’s needs and challenges in order to decide which technology will best deliver solutions and make the most financial sense.

[dogrunner11] 20/10/2017 11:43

11.37 paid

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 11:23

How an Illinois utility used wind, solar and storage to power a microgrid for 24 hours


A Midwest utility has taken a critical step closer toward a distributed, decentralized power grid.

Ameren, in partnership with S&C Electric, a Chicago-based smart-grid engineering firm, successfully completed a 24-hour “islanding” test earlier this month at the utility’s newly built microgrid in Champaign, Illinois, using wind, solar and battery storage.

“Islanding” refers to a microgrid — itself a network of power generation and consumption — temporarily disconnecting itself from the broader, regional power grid. Many analysts believe the power grid of the future will consist of these kinds of localized, networked microgrids over the centralized “hub-and-spoke” model that has existed for over a century. The ability to island is seen as a core function of microgrids.

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 11:19

The next industrial revolution is under way........it will gather pace....

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 11:17

Electricity will be the ‘Fuel of the Future’ say Experts at The Economist’s Energy Summit


Electricity will be the most efficient form of energy in the future, powering everything from food production to transportation and replacing traditional sources, said experts speaking on Thursday at the Economist’s Energy Summit in London.

Irrespective of the appointment of Donald Trump as president-elect — a fierce climate denier — the panel was optimistic that long-term economic growth and market demand would necessitate a supply of energy with a smaller carbon footprint.

Dr Lawrence Jones, Vice President of International Programmes at Edison Electric Institute, called electricity the “fuel of the future”, stating that its evolution would likely be a mix of centralised and decentralised systems.

[dlg3] 20/10/2017 11:14

Does Electric Vehicle Progress Signal Peak Oil Demand And Lower Oil Prices?


Peak oil demand has become the media flavor of the day, with numerous consultants and research groups rushing onto the bandwagon, the latest being a warning that "Oil prices are poised to crash to just $10 per barrel over the next six to eight years as alternative energy fuels continue to attract more and more investors." Similarly, Bloomberg New Energy Finance has said, "We found that electric vehicles could displace oil demand of 2 million barrels a day as early as 2023. That would create a glut of oil equivalent to what triggered the 2014 oil crisis."

[dogrunner11] 20/10/2017 10:28

Mel, on the way down you sold at 12.8, that wasn’t this year for sure, we have never hit above 12p this year.

So much for maths!!!