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Another big tick up in all £MWh futures contracts bringing some of them back above the mid December lows last year

https://www.businesswisesolutions.co.uk/energy-market-snapshot/

Another big tick up in all £MWh futures contracts bringing some of them back above the mid December lows last year

https://www.businesswisesolutions.co.uk/energy-market-snapshot/

Nice bounce up in UK electricity forward pricing for all contracts....even ncluding 2030

Scroll down to see the interactive chart updated daily good tool for anyone here

https://www.businesswisesolutions.co.uk/energy-market-snapshot/

Nice bounce up in UK electricity forward pricing for all contracts....even ncluding 2030

Scroll down to see the interactive chart updated daily good tool for anyone here

https://www.businesswisesolutions.co.uk/energy-market-snapshot/

Government's everywhere announcing projects at lower prices....but they're not going to FID

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/infrastructure-investor_energytransition-infrastructureinvesting-activity-7429910609745571840-wWIy?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

A bit more on Repowering onshore wind farms from StatKraft exam0le shows where 85 turbines were replaced by 14 that actually produced more power

12 page PowerPoint

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/statkraft_repowering-explained-activity-7427615060446965760-I08G?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

A bit more on Repowering onshore wind farms from StatKraft exam0le shows where 85 turbines were replaced by 14 that actually produced more power

12 page PowerPoint

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/statkraft_repowering-explained-activity-7427615060446965760-I08G?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

Looks like TRIGS French on shore assets are going to get repowered and therefore extended

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/windpower-monthly_windpower-renewables-energytransition-activity-7428069197894606849-KZF3?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

Repower

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/windpower-monthly_windpower-renewables-energytransition-activity-7428069197894606849-KZF3?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

It would be very funny if it became a trend though tich after all the (hate to use the government term like "options" was popular with the Tories) consultations

Very funny that RPI down MORE than expected and CPI down as expected ))))

This was the paragraph from TRIG NAV RNS

Construction & development activities with three projects in construction that will add over 200MW to TRIG's electricity storage and generation capacity. Decommissioning of the old Cuxac onshore wind farm, which is being repowered, together with installation of new foundations and cabling were completed in the quarter.

Trig have already mentioned this in their latest NAV RNS

The grid connection backlog is a nightmare IMO the below is going to become a norm and these Trusts are going to be more attractive to utilize

repowering 20 year old wind turbines

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Repowering 20-year-old wind turbines involves replacing aging, less efficient turbines with modern, larger, and more powerful models, often doubling or tripling energy output from the same site. This process extends the site's life, boosts efficiency, reduces the total number of turbines, and utilizes existing infrastructure like grid connections and roads.

Key Aspects of Repowering

Performance Upgrade: Modern, larger turbines can generate 170% more energy, potentially powering significantly more homes, while using fewer turbines to do so.

Economic Viability: While requiring significant investment, repowering is often more cost-effective than building entirely new, separate wind farms because the site's permits, grid connection, and roads already exist.

Infrastructure Reuse: While foundations may sometimes need upgrading to support larger turbines, roads, cables, and grid connections can often be reused.

Sustainability: Up to 85–90% of old turbine materials can be recycled, contributing to a circular economy.

Thanks for that steamy just took 2 lots think all that went this morning from weak hands have been gobbled up

Whatever it was the system passed with flying colours and is seamlessly scalable which has been proved to the stated "institutional partners" (Coinbase???Circle???Visa???Mastercard???BingX???)

Wouldn't like to try and buy back in if Institutional partner announced soon that's seen the "battle-tested" engine GLA

Wouldn't know where to start I'm the old BT landline guy....but I do understand the how the mobile Internet overtook landlines IMO this is the potential of Vortex

Yeah good hey...the lowest cost fx lowest fees fastest Settlements system that is highly scalable will take centre stage IMO... and from what I've seen of Vortex they qualify but dyor

No worries V111JAS I've been watching CNBC everyday for the past few years and the US Genuis bill & Stablecoin Senate discussions over the past 9 months is just mind blowing...it's almost stating that the traditional banking is going to be phased out (a bit like BT landlines only the Older generation is hanging on to a landline now)...I've followed BLU since I read about Vortex and finally believe it works and is highly scalable....so I've been averaging in...

Here's the final nail in the coffin for traditional banking from the Coinbase (up 8% pre market today) CEO 3 weeks ago at Davos on the CNBC Desk there

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sytaylor_coinbase-ceo-brian-armstrong-stablecoins-ugcPost-7419710184631107584-2f2y?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

LSEG announces plans to build on-chain settlement capability - FStech https://share.google/QzIU2Uo2FqAQdk4QQ

Interesting about the Quantum resistant aspect in the article