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pv-tech.org/news/voltalia-auchan-deal-brings-61mw-solar-ppa-to-frances-budding-scene

will not let me copy link. Sorry.

https://www.pv-tech.org/news/voltalia-auchan-deal-brings-61mw-solar-ppa-to-frances-budding-scene

link was removed. It was to a site which showed a French retailer that had signed contracts with Voltalia for 68Mw of PV's for their retail shop roofs.

The demand is there. Verditek just need to find the sales.

I would expect that just one contract like that for Verditek would be transformational. Looking at the company that will provide the panels as part of a part of the contract they will be the heavier conventional type.

Half price sales you think ?

Slow and sustainable rise. Apparently, this was as high as 90p in 2006 ? not sure how true this or what the MCap would have been then.

With the drive towards hydrogen production adding fuel to the fire I am hoping that TPG may become a household name for this sector as is ITM and NEL.

Should not forget the other sectors TPG are working in which are currently producing a decent annual revenue and profit. With the purchase of Sapienza this should remain positive.

https://www.pv-tech.org/news/voltalia-auchan-deal-brings-61mw-solar-ppa-to-frances-budding-scene

Where are Verditek when all this is going on ?

TPG now being discovered by the markwt for it hydrogen 40 year history in hydrogen technology. Best value at £50m MCap with a turnover of £60 Pa and profit of £6m. DYOR but there are other options to hydrogen production.

Feeks, looks promising. I have also taken a position in TPG this week. I am now feeling more comfortable with a rounded green tech portfolio of 3 different businesses which I think are currently great value.

AFC Energy must be on the verge of something. Been waiting 10 years and reay believe that time is just about here.

TPG for their low MCap and long history in defence, nuclear, oil and gas, more recently space, AI and now moving into Hydrogen production using proven existing technology

And VDTK which seems well placed with potential to add great value in the PV sector.

None of these have inflated MCaps but I believe the fundamental thing is that they each have great technology ready to deliver to a very rapidly growing sector.