Renewable Energy Share Discussion Threads

[joeblogg2] 17/6/2014 11:36

thiopia been over 6 months since last update, no idea what is happening with Poland, Wales or Carnegie. Could do with some good news on one of them .

[thiopia] 17/6/2014 11:26

The chart seems to have bottomed here I hope. Can't bring myself to buy any more though until the Company give us some reason to.

[supernumerary] 11/6/2014 20:06

Hedgehog - thanks for that - most helpful. So it is still grinding on.

The letter says it will be resubmitted 'in short order' so presumably they'll try and get it in before the results are issued so they have something constructive to say. Otherwise it's just gong to be a blank sheet - we've spent a bit more time and money but effectively achieved nothing.

This one could run and run...

[hedgehog 100] 11/6/2014 18:12

Supernumerary,

It's notable that there hasn't been a single REH RNS this year, and it's now nearly six months since the last one on 16th. December.

But REH's final results are due by the end of the month, which should include updates on the Wales and Poland windfarm projects.
They were announced on 28th. June last year:

28/06/2012 17:00 UKREG Renewable Energy Holdings plc Notice of AGM and posting of Annual Report



HOWEVER ...

I have just checked the Mynydd y Gwent website, and have seen some news that suggests that there is some Wales progress, albeit at a relative snail's pace:

"As of 24 April 2014 the company has submitted its application to the Planning Inspectorate. The Planning Inspectorate will now take 28 days to review the application and decide whether or not to accept it. This decision should be made by Thursday 22 May 2014. To learn more about the process if the application is accepted visit: Planning Inspectorate."


Following the Planning Inspectorate link then brings you to this:

"A letter from the Applicant – Mynydd y Gwynt Limited – notifying the Inspectorate of their decision to withdraw the Mynyyd y Gwynt Wind Farm application has been published.
22 May 2014"


The letter reveals that the application has been temporarily withdrawn to attend to some points raised by the PI.

One final important point: the phrase "accept it" means accept the planning application for examination, as opposed to actually approving/rejecting the application to develop the windfarm: that decision will take far longer.

[praipus] 08/5/2014 13:10

Anyone going to this in a weeks time?

PEW Investor Day 15th May, 2014

[praipus] 08/5/2014 13:09

No but good questions.

[joeblogg2] 08/5/2014 13:03

With green energy and carbon emmissions high on the agenda I hope the assets here must be wirth a bit now? Any ideas on when we can get news on the Polsh/Welsh front?

[praipus] 08/5/2014 12:56

Thanks for the info Hedgehog I'll add the CWE BB link to the header.

Please could you place a link to the REH thread in the CWE BB header? :)

[hedgehog 100] 07/5/2014 21:37

Please note that I have just started a new thread for CWE:

"Carnegie Wave Energy; Oceans of Potential"

[hedgehog 100] 04/5/2014 16:32

Hmmm ...

Corozal's CWE BB appears to have been deleted:


As indeed do all of Corozal's posts:
visionon 7 Sep'13 - 15:58 - 1700 of 1862 0 0
"Corozal - good point re distribution of CWE shares."


I wonder why?
A falling out on the Global Warming thread perhaps that got out of hand?


This means that there is now no ADVFN thread for Carnegie Wave Energy, although there is for tidal power group Atlantis Energy:
"Atlantis Resources (ARL) makes waves on AIM (ARL)"



Even though CWE is only listed in Australia, I'm sure it's of interest to some ADVFN users who have become aware of it through their involvement with REH, so is surely worthy of a designated ADVFN thread.

Especially as CWE's chart is looking positive at the moment, unlike REH's!

[pandora1] 23/4/2014 13:21

carnegie wave energy fund raising oversubscribed!

[casino444] 07/4/2014 18:30

did the 50,000 buy cause the spike in share price ??

[edbadger] 05/4/2014 15:54

This an investment thread, Captain Troll. I was talking about CWE: whose chart is is looking good!

[captain hindsight] 05/4/2014 15:41

by the way the chart looks pretty gloomy guys.

[praipus] 03/4/2014 10:12

RE:Cornwall

CWE PR people should be shot.... why release this news on the 1st April ?...please dont answer.....

[edbadger] 02/4/2014 19:14

Interesting posts! Since CWE share price has held above fundraising price: should succeed! I BELIEVE that this: CWE: is the best long term investment bar none!

[visionon] 02/4/2014 18:20

well we know that ARL and CWE have teamed up on research so maybe a possible future merger and thus easy route for CWE London listing. Or maybe CWE can reverse into REH somehow. Having said that IPO investors in ARL have taken a 15% loss so far...

I hope REH are getting on with their wind farm application because the tories are gunning for onshore wind to appease constituencies whilst throwing money at offshore. If REH don't get that Welsh consent then the Utlilico loans will likely exceed value of CWE shareholding, and with Poland arguably worth sweet FA due to lack of decent supporting tariffs that's potentially worrying...thus the current mcap.

CWE news flow generally positive although it's frequency is perhaps a bit over the top...still, better some news than none :)

[edbadger] 02/4/2014 17:35

CWE to build CETO 6 in Cornwall.
Should list on AIM.

[thiopia] 21/3/2014 10:27

More good news from CWE last night.

[thiopia] 18/3/2014 15:17

This seems like great news for CWE.

Peter Hannam
Environment Editor, The Sydney Morning Herald


Carnegie Wave Energy, a listed developer of renewable energy from waves, has been extended a $20 million, five-year loan by the Clean Energy Finance Corp. The company, which went into a trading halt on Tuesday pending an announcement, has been developing a $31 million plant in Perth to supply wave-generated power and desalinated water to Australia's largest naval base, HMAS Stirling.

''There is increasing activity in the ocean energy sector worldwide and retaining the development of this innovative renewable energy technology in Australia will provide local employment opportunities,'' the CEFC said.

The loan is the first investment in wave energy by the $10 billion fund set up by the Gillard government