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Statements such as these make me believe big players are no longer convinced on lithium:- UK Power Reserve, which secured pre-qualification for 400MW of battery storage across the upcoming T-1 and T-4 auctions, has said attention will now be directed towards technologies which can be better rewarded in the CM. Michael Jenner, director of policy and regulation at UK Power Reserve, told Clean Energy News: “We support the de-rating factor because the CM is designed to ameliorate stress events, so you should be rewarding assets for their ability to help reduce those stress events. The incentive now is there for investors to think about building longer duration battery storage, there’s no question about that. “I still think there’s value in the bankable 15 year revenue of a CM even after the de-rating rates, so investors certainly won’t discount that but the incentive now is firmly there for investors to think about longer duration assets that can actually help to ameliorate a CM stress event.”

Did we? Recent one with capacity market, in my view will change industry opinion from lithium to perhaps a hybrid system so they can stack revenues. I am of course talking large scale, lithium stillnhas a place but I suspect market will alter course especially when they realise the limitations, life span and disposal charges. It as a minimum has put flow machines in the minds of large players.

7-10 year view? Not so sure on that, many states on America have an energy storage target that needs be met by 2025, many other counties have goals for energy storage that our solution will no doubt be part of those plans. RedT have actually achieved quite a lot this year with several contract wins in big growth markets over the coming years, sure we have been setback by our large system being installed later then anticipated, it is running now and government policy has really put an end to lithium. Compared to some competitors we have done exceptionally well, large orders will follow soon enough, personally have a target next year of a multi megawat system sales as a minimum, the payback period is reasonable at today’s pricing, if they can improve on that we will be very well placed, although that is not critical. I do feel our broker could be doing more to clear out this large seller, if there is indeed one. It is frustrating to see our share price still around last years placing price given the achievements, hopefully a few more larger deals early next year will awaken market to the potential, Scott also needs put a little more detail in likes of our RNS on sales into Asia, hopefully he will do so with next transaction.

Doubt they will come for a takeover of redT, they could of course be a potential mega project that has been mentioned, with now potentially more projects for us. This is what was quoted after successful testing at PNDC last year and before the announcement of change of project from Gigha to Centrica, The Olde House:- Timothy Cornelius, chief of tidal power developer Atlantis Resources, says the Gigha trial is “of extreme interest”. Atlantis is building one of the world’s largest tidal power arrays in Scotland’s Pentland Firth and expects energy storage to play a big role in future projects, particularly when they involve islands with limited grid connections. “We fully subscribe to the idea that storage is the revolution,” Mr Cornelius says. “If they can prove [vanadium redox flow works as billed] then Scott McGregor will be one of the first people I call.”

Why so many sellers at these prices, it looks like we are in a better position then ever before. Over 40 unit sales for installation 2018 with further orders to be confirmed, Gen3 launch, should be a news rich period soon enough. Nice message here that seems to have gone amiss by some today, stronger 2018. Broker is forecasting great things, government policy has its wind sailing in our direction, should prove fruitful. “And it’s not just in the UK. redT has been busy around the world. With orders announced in Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia over the past 12 months, it’s been a big year for us and we are looking forward to developing even more strongly in 2018.”

Further there was a recent radio 4 broadcast if I recall, that Centrica said energy storage at a tipping point where likes of Tesco’s etc, could install energy storage and save £’s. RedT’s Project was mentioned as one of great interest during same interview. Intersting.

Energy managers from British retailer M&S and property developer Landsec revealed they are exploring the potential of rolling out battery storage technologies on their estates during a recent edie webinar about energy resilience. Hosted in association with Centrica Business Solutions on 30 November, edie's energy resilience webinar featured presentations from M&S’s energy efficiency programme manager Maria Spyrou and Landsec’s energy manager Charles Sainsbury. When asked about the potential of energy storage, Spyrou confirmed M&S is conducting feasibility studies around the technology, while Sainsbury said storage is "critical" for Landsec's energy security. https://www.edie.net/news/6/M-S-and-Landsec-energy-storage-to-increase-energy-resilience/ ——— Add another developer that boasts M&S and Sainsbury’s as occupiers below, their Development Director is following redT on twitter, I assume their clients will be saying similar with regards Energy security. http://www.improperties.co.uk

Big positive here too, some $62 billion invested last year, let's hope that is transferred to renewables including energy storage: - The World Bank Group (WBG) yesterday during the One Planet Summit in Paris said that, as of 2019, it will no longer finance exploration for and production of oil and gas. The One Planet Summit, which was organized by the United Nations (UN) and WBG, brought together local, regional and national leaders from around the world, along with public and private finance entities to identify ways to accelerate global efforts to fight climate change. WBG said that it will make exceptions in its stance on gas financing in the poorest countries where it benefits energy access for the poor. In addition, WBG said that it will present a “stock-take” of its Climate Change Action Plan, which includes targeting 28 percent of its lending for climate action by 2020, and announce new commitments and targets for after 2020 at COP24 in Poland next year.

Minus from market cap today, market is putting zero value on any achievements since before the seeding unit scheme, that has to be quite impressive for any stock. Mega contracts to be installed during 2019, anyone remind me what our Broker is doing to help shift this share price to a positive position. Our P/E is one of the lowest, specially for a technology company, pretty unimpressive performance. Just hope I can rustle up enough cash for a cheap turkey this year, certainly won't be from profits made investing here for the last year or more haha.

Thing is what about large corporates, if they are paying above say 12p per kWh, if they installed PV bit of wind and some storage they should be able to save money already with technology available today, why is nobody pushing this solution forward, or why are they not actively doing something today. If I was working at redT I would have got in contact with someone at a large corporate or two and got a demonstration site up and running, with the possibility of rolling that model out across the country. A depressing share price as we enter the festive period, nothing festive about our share price for sure. Thing is those selling realistically today are doing so at a financial loss, that makes nonsense either, we have had much good news with much more in the near horizon. Somebody needs a good kick up the rear IMO.

This evening made a compelling reason to go green, certianly don’t want my children growing up knowing we killed off some of our great creatures. Sometimes frustrates me that government and all the cogs that need turning to make things happen are painfully slow, this is 2017 and we still rely on burning dinosaurs that cause damage and many illnesses, we have a solution let’s roll it out, be it redT, Tesla or whoever. Makes it more frustrating when you consider the cost per kWh we pay Today for electricity is higher then the cost of our solution cycling once a day, we are half the cost at a twice daily cycle. Surely some of these large corporates should be targeted who want a green future and push that agenda for attracting custom. Perhaps they are banging on the door waiting for Gen3, come on scott!

Looks like they are investigating other technologies now, they also follow redT on twitter. Further they plan to increase their battery capabilities significantly over the next couple of years, perhaps this is one of our mega projects that will be announced:- We accept and understand the Government’s decision to de-rate battery storage ahead of the Capacity Market auction in February next year. We agree with the conclusions from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy that de-rating factors should reflect technology duration, and believe that this is in the best interests of the market and the consumer. This decision provides the incentive for developers to build the higher quality, longer duration batteries that can help secure the UK’s electricity supply when it is threatened during a stress event. It protects security of supply and delivers real value to the consumer – the founding principles of the Capacity Market.

110 shares? Is it worth it? Still, you might have a problem with me, no bother, but remember there are others invested here, you clearly do not like similar posts on a share you actually invest in, just show some respect. If you are invested then that is just as strange, I hardly post research these days for people like you who are intent on ruining the boards for all, it makes no diference to me if I share it or not. There’s quite a lot of action that is taking place, but if posted whilst in downward motion we have wanna be traders, industry experts and likes of you who cast doubt. Unfortunately as price is falling punters listen and put fingers in ears to reason, it is a funny world this investing. Still, I am more then comfortable and relaxed, if you want ruin the board then please, be my guest I will leave you to it.

Here is your last post, have a think:- Today 19:33 If you're not invested, why waste your time posting?

Nothing of size reported since Wednesday, perhaps seller is done and just a few spooked PI’s offloaded Today. What a great entry level, confirmed sales, legislation changes in favour of our machines and mega projects that should be notified during 2018 if they are to be installed 2019. Add in some smaller sales, sure there are 2MW plus deals to be announced, plus Gen3 launch, all looks rosey apart of course our languishing share price, it will catch up soon enough.

It is a depressing share price, soon be forgotten when those orders arrive, Gen3 cannot be far off now, surely!!!

Correct, he has 86 million left, although we have had a big block seller for a while, suspect that is him. Maybe death in family, illness or just thought what can I do with 90 million that I cannot with 8/9 today, decided to derisk, many reasons. Hopefully our broker has a buyer lined up, that is their job. All of course assumptions, we have had sizeable buyers at higher levels then this, with Schroders buying at least part of their 5.42% much above this price.

With regards your initial statement in this thread you stated the message from redT's RNS was misleading, it clearly is not misleading, it is you who is misleading others into believing there's a lithium solution on market when there clearly is not. If you would like to prove me wrong, post a link for all to see this 1MW/4MWh lithium solution. " I've highlighted a factual error in the RNS. Based on how you look at things I would be terrified to let you invest any of my money." One only needs read your posting history to realise you have never posted anything positive, nothing about regulation changes, nothing positive about redT and how market will look to long duration energy storage. In fact nothing on Hybrid solutions, however you have gone at length into how redT's sales team are not interested in making sales, how there RNS's are incorrect when in fact they are correct and that IRR return that of course was wrong in your opinion with, yes you guessed it, nothing to support what you are saying. Quite simply AIM4, I do not believe in what you say, if correcting you somehow makes you think I am a bully, then perhaps you need look at the information you put forward as an industry expert, if in fact it is incorrect.

Share price has actually just recently risen, we are now in-between news period and it would appear during this time there is a transfer of shares taking place, fingers crossed next round of news our seller is cleared, we have fresh investors onboard at a higher price who will be looking for a financial reward on that investment.

And this from the guy who does not understand lithium limitations:- And by the way it's pointless mentioning Centrica in the context you have. Centrica's support is great and it definitely makes everything credible, but their IRR hurdle is likely to be more like <10%. Wonderful.