Ampeak Energy Share Price (AMP)

Most things are down today... I still don't understand small value buys/sells, even if you use a no fee platform such as T212, what is the point at that value level? Is it teenagers? Or people testing the waters of investing?

Absolutely yes on the update, but historically AMP have always been frugal with their comms.

Now who is the clown who has just marked this down by 7 % ON £20 worth of sells, , it's about we had an update on alll projects.

I like your optimism Kamakiriad and I hope that you are right, from what I have read, Andy Burnham seems to be a positive for us, however, I have a feeling that not much will change. As we all had high hopes about GBE, it's been pretty lacklustre so far.

Not trying to be overly pessimistic, just realistic. At the moment it looks as though the success of the BESS projects are the best hope for financing the tidal side. Why the CE haven't invested more towards tidal is beyond me, as they would directly benefit as they have done with offshore wind.

It's been rather quiet recently. So far, this were never bad news so for the time being I'll stay optimistic.

As for the yearly report that should be coming in the next few weeks:

I hope we get some positive updates on Uskmouth BESS AW1 in terms of progess. And a simple "on track" is already something I'll celebrate.

Next I'd kinda expect something around Mey BESS. I kinda thought there will be an RNS by now.

Last but not least: AW2 - some news on funding would be great.

I do not expect a lot for MeyGen at this point in time. Until the government does not support the technology in a way that makes it attractive for more private investments, I do not really expect the needle to move here. So that project is for me "on hold" for now. Something that could potentially uplift the valuation at some point, but it's optional. BESS is what dictates everything for the time being.

One very important thing: Potential upcoming dilution. I really hope that management is able to stretch the runway until AW1 operates. If they have to dilute at this level, everyone is going to feel lit. Once AW1 is priced in, which it simply isn't at this point in time, raising money shall not be painful anymore. I'm only talking about operating cost here. Projects like AW2 will quite surely be project-level funded, I presume.

If Ed Milliband becomes Chancellor or even remains in his position with the expected new Prime Minister I think we can expect financial support to be forthcoming for most Green energy projects