Reenergy Share Discussion Threads

[stegrego] 04/3/2006 10:49

PowerBuoy

ReEnergy and OPT have entered into an agreement to jointly develop a 20 MW
PowerBuoy project in Eureka, California. This project has been officially short
listed for final negotiation of a PPA with Pacific Gas & Electric Company in the
first quarter of 2006

[krishall] 04/3/2006 04:18

At least share price seems flat for the last few days. Anyone any idea of the terms of the JV with OPT?

[deanroberthunt] 01/3/2006 19:41

Granite....good ploy, buy in tranches, so you can average down if the share price falters...if you go in full bore your stuffed if share price falls further.

been on my watchlist since flotation...been trying to judge the bottom also....its tough to get it spot on though.

[graniteboy] 01/3/2006 13:43

...........about time to call the bottom and get in there. Fortune favours the brave and all that. Are we saying they will never be worth more than this ??? or are we just waiting till the trend changes. I'm going in small.....

[princey0] 24/2/2006 11:04

I've been looking at OPT and REH also they are two of my favourites. I read a good article on ReEnergy in "The Engineer" Jan 06. They have just listed on AIM. They convert waste into fuel for powerstations but also have other technologies and have reached agreements with a number of organisations including Esestech Europe (majority owned by ReEnergy), Pirelli ambiente, ITI europe.

[graniteboy] 24/2/2006 09:30

..........trying to see into the future is a bit wierd but a buy and hold on alot of Renewables, Alternate energy has got to be the way. It is the comming big fad i think. I hold REH, OPT, and will get into RGY. soon. I read the paperwork on these (rgy) top to bottom and am convinced they will grow and be very sucessful. Good leadership in place too.

[princey0] 24/2/2006 09:11

I am waiting also. Keeping an eye on a couple of renewable plays. Going to invest late on in the year/early 07 when i can take some profits from my oil and mining shares i.e KMR, SEY, HNR and FOGL.

[tam oshanter] 23/2/2006 22:07

For what it's worth. I will be buying when I see some upward movement or a straight line on the share price This has got to be a stock for the future if you are prepared to wait a year or two. Be nice to see a chart in the header.

[graniteboy] 23/2/2006 21:51

Good finds Princey0. Big blocks of the stock. Are you in or waiting for a stable price. Personally, just waiting but not sure what level to jump aboard. Thoughts.

[princey0] 23/2/2006 13:13

ReEnergy Group PLC
14 February 2006

14 February 2006

ReEnergy Group plc (the "Company")

Notifiable Interest

The Company today received notification from Deutsche Bank AG London, in
accordance with sections 198-202 of the Companies Act 1985, that Deutsche Bank
AG and its subsidiary companies are interested in 4,284,000 ordinary shares of
5p each in the Company, representing approximately 11.47 per cent of the issued
ordinary share capital of the Company.


Deutsche Bank AG is a corporation domiciled in Frankfurt, Germany, of which
Deutsche Bank AG London is a branch.


END

[princey0] 23/2/2006 13:13

ReEnergy Group PLC
14 February 2006


14 February 2006

ReEnergy Group plc (the "Company")

Notifiable Interest

The Company today received notification from the Goldman Sachs Group Inc
("Goldman Sachs") in accordance with sections 198-202 of the Companies Act 1985
that, as at close of business on 9 February 2006, Goldman Sachs is interested in
4,005,000 ordinary shares of 5p each ("Ordinary Shares") in the Company,
representing approximately 10.7 per cent of the issued ordinary share capital of
the Company.

The interest in 4,005,000 Ordinary Shares arose from an interest held by
Goldman, Sachs & Co., a wholly-owned direct subsidiary of Goldman Sachs, acting
as custodian for its customers. These shares are, or will be, registered in the
name of Goldman Sachs Securities (Nominees) Limited.


END

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ABOUT US
Market Drivers
ReEnergy Group has a responsibility to investors and the wider community to raise awareness of the regulatory drivers behind our business.

Waste Processing

The EU Landfill Directive

England and Wales produce approximately 28 million tonnes of municipal waste each year, of which approximately 78% has traditionally been land-filled. At historical annual growth rates of approximately 3%, the volume of waste is forecast to double by 2020. However, the EU Landfill Directive requires a phased reduction in the biodegradable element of landfill waste to 35% of 1995 levels by 2020. Failure to comply with these stepped targets may be punishable by fines.

Click here to view the EU Landfill Directive


Waste Strategy 2000
A stated objective of the UK Government's waste strategy is the reduction of the quantity of commercial and industrial waste land-filled to 85% of 1998 levels by 2005.

Click here to view the Waste Strategy 2000


Waste Derived Fuel

The Large Combustion Plant Directive

Under the LCP Directive, strict limits are to be placed on the SOx, NOx and particulate emissions of power stations from 2008. Qualifying plants have the right to opt into or out of the LCP Directive. Those plants that opt out will be restricted to 20,000 hours of operation in total from 2008, with enforced closure by the end of 2015.

Click here to view the Large Combustion Plant Directive


Waste Heat Recovery

Renewables Obligation Order
The Renewables Obligation Order sets percentages of the total electricity supplies which must be derived from renewable sources in each year, starting at 3% in 2002 and increasing by 1% per annum to a maximum of 15.4% by 2016. The Renewables Obligation Order applies to all UK electricity suppliers who, to meet the annual obligations, must either generate electricity themselves from renewable energy sources or contract a supply of renewable energy from outside generators. For each MW of supply provided, a Renewable Obligation Certificate (ROC) is allocated to the generator, and as ROCs are the means by which suppliers can meet their obligations under the Renewables Obligation Order, ReEnergy Group believes that generators contracted by electricity suppliers will be able to command a premium for electricity generated from renewable sources. The UK electricity market receives ROCs worth on average £42/MWh produced.