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SM, here, here! I second the motion.
So you’re charging your battery (and other people their cars) at precisely the time we’re using gas to power the grid.
Easy solution a National referendum. Failing that each household has to choose green or non free. Energy and have a smart meter installed
When the grid is not being powered by renewables, those who opted for green energy don’t get any power
No subsidies either, go green you pay for it fully not via whacking money on the bills of people who want energy from fossils
That’s fair on us all. Those who want the green rubbish can fund it
Can we please, please stop the heat pump/electric vehicle/climate change posts? There's been some great info posted on here at a pivotal time for the business, but it keeps getting buried beneath useless crap.
Morning addicknt, the survey tells you the orientation of the roof, also it's load bearing, as Solar panels are heavy.
I have room for more, but my roof comfortably supports 12 without exceeding it's weight limit.
I could have put more on but I have about a 20% contingent on weight, but then things get complicated if you want to go above a 5 KW system. All types of permissions required and so the costs increase.
Sorry Kat to answer your question in full.
I can passively feed to the grid and that is set on my control panel, so I set when it feeds to the grid due to my battery charge.
I always have that element at 100 percent except between 4pm-7pm when it's set too 20%, so takes power from my panels and battery.
And at 2am-5am it is currently set to 40%, so if not at that level it charges my battery at the cheapest rate.
I will of course sell back the excess power the next day at around 300% profit.
Feck me, Q! That's amazingly anal. Me, I just flick a switch and hey presto! the heating comes on. At the end of the month I read the meter and pay the bill, and I can't recall ever having looked at how much I've used. And I've got to say, anyone who knows their roof is 1 degree off south deserves full credit...even if it is astonishingly dull.
Kat it's connected to the grid. The reason is I have my battery drained every day between 4-7pm this gives me money, I also get income during the day once my battery is charged. In the summer my heat pump is turned off and I use a device called an IBoost. To supply my hot water.
I buy back a small amount of electricity during 2am-5am in the morning, so I have enough hot water before the sun rises.
I use about 4 KW a day during the warm months and one day this January used 12kw, but winter months about 9-10kw.
Yes so no costs to me even during the winter, as I make a small amount of money then, but make a lot more during the summer.
One big plus for me is my roof is 1 degree off south, so get great coverage.
You want a system connected to the grid so you can take advantage of selling high and buying low.
These days you definitely want a battery and modern batteries like mine, don't quote cycles, they can last twenty or thirty years and who knows what battery technology will be like in 20-30 years time.
It's going to be better than today.
So in short with the money I get back, that pays my broadband, my water meter, and my building insurance.
My only outgoings are my council tax, Mobile phone and car insurance and cost of running my Citroen picasso.
Plus food which is under 800 pounds a month, not bad as I currently spend about 100 pounds a week on food.
The rest of my income is spending money.
Easy to retire if you put some thought into it.
Great post needy, nothing gets passed you buddy, a really insightful post and so sharp to call out that blooming anonymous fraud BBG !!! keep the great posts coming you're well loved and carry much weight here. Thank heavens we have you here 😉
Will re-post the below before the rubbish climate chat pushes the below onto page 2.
Schlem,
Some key points you have missed:
1. The revised program is based on 18% of the overall resource - so there is massive upside for the future custodian.
2. Market valuations range from 1 - 5% for assets pre development.
3. Market valuations range from 5 - 10% for assets that are being developed and or are operating.
If funding is secured for Cascabel, a fair market valuation for Solgold is somewhere around $4B to $5B which is something like 130p - 160p.
I bet my left nut that Hannam will adopt the above target range if funding for Cascabel is secured.
Thank you Scott, I was late to the party, as have one particular friend who got in on the first fits payments and the payback was under 7 years. He doesn't have a battery.
You are correct as the government scheme on heat pumps has gone from 5,000 to 7,500 pounds.
Have a look at octopus energy heat pump scheme, as they not only fit the heat pump, but also sort out your hot water and central heating and at a much reduced rate. Good luck.
Needy, having lived in the UK previously, I had the ability to open an ISA and trading account. I haven't lived there for 8 years.
Does the ISA benefit apply to me if I reside outside of the uk? No, it doesn't.
Where I live doesn't concern you
Copper prices are set to soar by 75% over the next two years amid mining supply disruptions and higher demand for the metal.
Robert Wares CEO of Osisko
"We've seen growing uncertainty around copper supply in recent months, which has put more pressure on mines from alternate jurisdictions to meet increasing demand. Hence a copper shortage is coming - most likely by 2025"
Sandeep Singh President and CEO of Osisko
" Ws are excited to partner with SOLG on one of the best copper-gold discoveries made over the last decade. We believe that Alpala will have a much longer mine life than currently envisaged and we view the broader Cascabel property as having the geological potential to support significant further discoveries"
That’s a very good system you have. But wouldn’t call it small lol. I’m a very low user and my panels cover my lecky bill. Hoping to get heat pump (£7,500 gov fund) so be gas free as well.
Bbg. the only thing that stands out with your post is your claim to be an Australian living in Italy.
I think you will find you can't invest in UK ISA or bonds if your a non resident. because of UK tax laws.
more fantasy.
oh well back to reality for me.
Aquinaga, I agree, but I guess there must have been very good reasons why an announcement hasn't been released. We all know SC is as fed up as we are with the sp.
Schlem,
Some key points you have missed:
1. The revised program is based on 18% of the overall resource - so there is massive upside for the future custodian.
2. Market valuations range from 1 - 5% for assets pre development.
3. Market valuations range from 5 - 10% for assets that are being developed and or are operating.
If funding is secured for Cascabel, a fair market valuation for Solgold is somewhere around $4B to $5B which is something like 130p - 160p.
I bet my left nut that Hannam will adopt the above target range if funding for Cascabel is secured.
Quady - A question. Is your system independent of the grid, with deep cycle batteries, or passively feeding to the grid ?
* Didn’t say
Distal I support him!!
Just fed up of reading your 💩
Well I it has been as clear as mud until now. Hopefully the water becomes a bit clearer now this document has been published.
Why Scott could have published this information on the numbers of finance companies etc via an RNS I do not know. It shouldn’t be just via this Cedar document hidden way deep on page whatever!
Becoming clearer but not yet clear!
Aquinaga
I appreciate liars don’t like getting exposed but if he is going to ramp incessantly then he needs to take ownership.
Strange how you support a liar 🤔
Tesla1 are you the life that Needalife went and got?
Almost word for word the same. Give it a rest man!!
NAL
Not only does BYRONRAMPERBAYGOLD forget where he lives occasionally he can’t workout what posting I’m all in with another £50k means having posted the previous week he holds 1,236,000 units.
All there in black and white and unable to edit………
I might just post them later to prove what a liar he is.
Poor old BYRONRAMPERBAYGOLD 🤡
From the technical study is that the company has been presented with numerous options as to how to progress matters, (interestingly the report states that the process began in 2020, well before the SR was launched) and the delay in announcing something must be a result of the board weighing up which way it wants to go and negotiating the best deal. What a great position to be in.
Will they stick to their stated intention of realising shareholder value via a disposal? Or have they changed their minds? Either way, it's now apparent why Caldwell and co are seemingly so confident. I just wish the market would would catch up with what's been going on.