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Ceramic Fuel Cells, the developer of low emission electricity generation units, has received a conditional order for 30 of its BlueGen units from Down Under. The Office of Housing of the Australian state of Victoria will install the BlueGen gas to electricity generators in metropolitan Melbourne an
Read moreCeramic Fuel Cells has obtained 'CE' safety approval for its BlueGen gas-to-electricity generator product, clearing the way for the product to be sold to customers and put into service throughout Europe. The developer of electricity generation units for homes and other buildings added it is cont
Read moreAlternative energy firm Ceramic Fuel Cells has won an order for its BlueGen power and heating unit from Kiwa Gas Technology in fthe Netherlands for delivery in the second quarter of 2010. The company also welcomed the government's unveiling of its feed-in tariffs for small scale low carbon electric
Read moreThe Department of Energy and Climate Change has revealed details of its feed-in tariffs for small scale low carbon electricity generated from the likes of solar and wind power. The scheme will start on 1 April 2010. Householders who install solar panels or wind turbines up to 5MW will be paid for
Read moreCruise operator All Leisure Group pointed to the recession, currency movements and fuel costs as it posted a fall in pre-tax profits in the year to October 2009 to £2.6m from £9.1m the previous year as revenues climbed to £73.6m from £67.5m. Shares in Archial jumped after the UK and Asia-focused ar
Read moreKazakhstan based mining group Eurasian Natural Resources is sitting pretty in the mining sector, Merrill Lynch reckons, as it will benefit from higher metals prices without suffering the same level of cost increases set to afflict its South African rivals. 'We believe costs for South African produc
Read moreGoldman Sachs has nudged its price target up for Ceramic Fuel Cells after the Aussie alternative energy technology firm announced on December 22 that it had a government grant for its new mass manufacturing facility. The price target has been increased to 12p from 11p on a three-year time frame, b
Read moreAussie alternative energy technology firm Ceramic Fuel Cells received a pre-Christmas boost in the form of an installation of its technology at Australia’s first six-star energy-efficient community development. VicUrban, the Victorian Government's sustainable urban development agency, has installed
Read moreXstrata chief executive Mick Davis has raised £7.76m from selling shares in the Switzerland-based mining giant. The shares came from exercising options and Davis made a profit of £5.9m on their disposal. This gain comes less than one month after he made a near-£8m gain on the sale of another set o
Read moreA late rally driven by early gains in the US had London back up at session highs, with gains among financial plays easily offsetting a weaker property sector. Investors overcame disappointing US housing starts data that had the blue chip index struggling at session lows mid-afternoon. The annual ra
Read moreDisappointing US housing starts data took the wind out of London's sales over the lunchtime session, though the blue-chip FTSE 100 index remains in the blue. Housing starts are seen as one of the vital signs of the US economy and July's figures disappointed, with the annualised number of housing sta
Read moreOnce again mining stocks are in the driving seat but today they are driving the market north, with many stocks recovering some of yesterday's heavy losses. Xstrata, ENRC, Kazakhmys and Lonmin are the picks of the mining sector, along with cash strapped Rio Tinto, which has received a $2.025bn offe
Read moreLondon's top stocks are winning back some of the heavy losses it posted yesterday, with miners among the main risers. Xstrata is the best blue chip performer in early dealings, closely followed by Rio Tinto, Randgold Resources and Kazakhmys. Cash strapped miner Rio Tinto has received a $2.025bn of
Read moreAustralian alternative energy developer Ceramic Fuel Cells revealed widening annual losses after it booked significant impairment charges related to losses on financial investments. "The company is taking legal action to recover losses suffered when the Company's funds were invested in a range of s
Read moreBTG shares rallied as its partner AstraZeneca confirmed its intention to progress severe sepsis treatment CytoFab into a Phase IIb study. This decision follows the successful completion by AstraZeneca of a Phase IIa study of CytoFab in 70 patients with severe sepsis. Arbuthnot Banking made a "satis
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