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Exactly, those 60/300 units are quarter million each, they are worth an RNS, company need sing it�s own praises a little more, really needs a good PR firm or employee who knows how stock market works. AIM is news hungry, they know that. Do not doubt future potential, company though really needs create shareholder value short term, it has failed miserably thus far.

Poor management? Market manipulation? Share price willingling being played? Look at Schroders buy, stinks. I�d email the company and complain directly, they are employed by you, I and everyone else who holds shares here, the management should be working in interest of shareholders not those City folk.

Need remember this is AIM, there is no rational reasoning for many company valuations, what this really needs is sentiment to get behind it, in order for that to be achieved the company needs really produce regular RNS's that can get some excitement going. Only need look at likes of many AIM shares to know how valuations go bonkers, FITB, AFPO, WRN, SXX amongst many others, some complete barmpot of investments, others have a much brighter longer term future, redT certainly fits into the longer term prospects. Get a few sales RNS's flowing should get the markets appetite, we are just getting a taster of what is to come here, could happen tomorrow or next month but those regular sales RNS's are nearly upon us, IMO of course. A 350 million market cap is not unrealistic, we have a huge sales pipeline and the wind is behind energy storage, get market educated on its potential should help propel the future worth here, look at Tesla, nowhere near profit making, never hits a target but the market cap is in the billions. This company is just getting started, we have outsourced manufacturing giving us GW capacity, world class sales team and an as yet unknown list of third party sellers who are accelerating our growth into key markets, the potential here is exponential over the coming years, putting a price on that today, as market has, would IMO seem a little low.

Is not real, phones again.

Substance? I am not sure what you mean, you think this contract Ian it real or no connection redT?

Interesting comments here after he met with Scott, published today. RedT Energy has been a disappointing investment. I first mentioned the stock as one of my disruptive early-stage picks for 2017, but it has been disappointing. I sold when the shares fell to 7p, triggering my 20% stop loss rule, only buying back after recent events. The shares are now back over 10p and look interesting again. Having met the chief executive last week, my enthusiasm for the company is strongly rekindled. RedT designs and manufactures vanadium redox-flow batteries for grid scale use. The batteries can store hundreds of megawatts of energy, probably charged by renewable sources to accommodate peak demand at times when it is not being generated. Its only real competitor is Chinese and I understand that RedT is now the only real provider outside China. RedT boasts �16 million (�14 million) from customers in the final stages of selecting its products and �323 million of projects in the pipeline. With �13 million cash and a market cap of �75 million, it is unlikely to make a profit until 2019, but thereafter should be in a very strong position to exploit the massive potential markets.

There is a Centrica connection also here, wonder who was present during that client showcase of our largest system in Cornwall? �Centrica selects Younicos to design and deliver one of the world�s largest battery storage systems�

It�s a large system that could have huge future contract potential if it is redT�s of course. They do not have a contract partner for VRB, however do have links to our new recruits:- Germany-based storage outfit Younicos to test a 0.25 MW/2 MWh vanadium redox flow battery system. Younicos will deliver the test bed, provide control software and handle the grid interface.

Any connection with these? Just awarded a large contact that has no technology partner, does have links with our new recruits, Central Europe etc:- The goal of the trials is to support Singapore�s target of installing 1 GW of solar PV capacity beyond 2020, as well as determining which energy storage technologies function best in Singapore�s hot and humid climate. The tests also aim to help establish technical guidelines for deployment of energy storage systems, such as grid connection and installation safety requirements. Two test beds will be built in northern and northeastern Singapore, the EMA said, and the trials will run for three years. Engineering firm the CW Group will lead the lithium battery trial. The firm said it will test a 2.4 MW/2.4 MWh system for "delivering high power applications". Nanyang Technological University will partner on the project. Red Dot Power will work with the National University of Singapore and Germany-based storage outfit Younicos to test a 0.25 MW/2 MWh vanadium redox flow battery system. Younicos will deliver the test bed, provide control software and handle the grid interface. EMA head Ng Wai Choong said: "Insights from this test-bed would be useful for Singapore to learn how storage could enhance the stability of our grid, provide quick response capacity and improve operational flexibility. �We are also exploring how to couple energy storage with solar forecasting capabilities to enable greater deployment of solar in Singapore.�

Wonder if we will hear soon regarding these, I�m interested to know who are central Europe agent is, anyone any thoughts? redT energy plc (AIM:RED), the energy storage technology company, is pleased to announce that it has signed partnership contracts including agreements with Central & Eastern European and South East Asian Distributors. Under these agreements, the partners plan to place redT energy storage machines into their existing qualified pipeline of in total, more than 300 units, whilst making an initial commitment for 12 redT units overall. The partners will also provide maintenance and after-sales care to customers in their respective regions. This move will enable the Company to rapidly expand into these new markets alongside experienced and well respected partners.

Agree on stop losses, people often do not understand the mechanics of this facility. A stop loss of 17.6p does not mean that is the price you will get if the share price falls, you will get the best price the market will offer should your trigger point be passed, it is often below that price or as other have stated the share price drops for a second or two for those MM's to collect those shares. Never use a stop loss personally, it is no different to trading directly yourself on a sell but does mean you do not get your pants pulled down with a temporary drop. Each to their own though, suppose it is peace of mind for many and I must admit I have seen them work perfectly for other in past, perhaps those who cannot keep a close eye on what they have invested.

There�s big changes here in U.K that should have a positive impact on our home sales market, redT have been recruiting installational engineers for home market of late, Scott is a prudent man, he will only be recruiting as he believes there�s going to be significant orders. We only need look at the video published by redT on YouTube for The Olde House to know Centrica have clients across the globe for this product, we are headed in the right direction, IMO.

Lack of update is my simple explanation, really needs Scott to confirm more sales that I am sure are around the corner. Hopefully an update on our partners would not be unwelcome either. AIM is news hungry market, without it many jump from one hope of wealth to another, it is on pretty small volume and should we get a large order confirmation those who have left and looking to get back onboard could well be locked out and need pay substantially more then what they paid to get back in. AIM is a waiting game, some longer then others.

Other chemicals? I believe this is being looked into but is believed to be 5-10 years away, that�s realistically 10 years plus with varying levels of demo required before going mainstream. If vanadium mining ramps up that should eleviate that concern for them, besides a single chemical chemistry has many benefits, specially if the membrane fails as it�s a simple process with vanadium, not so with mixed chemicals. Think VRB is here to stay, gains a huge market share it will be unstoppable as the electrolyte will be paid for and will last forever.

As posted other evening:- These are looking at flow batteries, they are targeting 185MWh of storage by year end 2018:- Anesco is investigating how it could adopt flow batteries into future projects instead of lithium as a response to growing uncertainty around the future of storage de-rating in the capacity market, Clean Energy News can reveal. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) published a consultation in July outlining proposals to alter the current de-rating status of storage assets participating in the market to reflect discharge periods achievable by the batteries. This would lower the rate from its current 96% to various levels depending of the assets� �energy limited storage�, which in the consultation varied between 30 minutes � assumed to be the usual capability of batteries currently in the capacity market � and four hours to address the potential length of a stress event in the UK. As a result the business case around shorter duration batteries, which are often currently used to bid into the market, will likely be impacted. Speaking at Solar & Storage Live, Anesco�s director of connections Daniel Cohen explained that the potential for this regulatory change has meant that the developer is now seeking out battery technologies with longer discharge duration potential. �We're not just looking at lithium batteries which we use at the moment; we're looking at flow batteries because of [the] capacity market. It's all about how we're going to cope with de-rating so we're looking at batteries that can last longer than lithium to cope with that mechanism and contract,� he said. He later clarified to Clean Energy News that the company was visiting sites in the UK to further understand the technical ability of flow batteries and how Anesco could adapt the product.

UK reg changes that have not been talked about of late will be a real driver here, UK is changing its driver for generation assets, lithium will be blown away with a real viable solution being VRB. RedT will be in pole position to take a lions share of that business having many connections including Centrica, SSE and E.on. Quid will seem a little cheap in a couple years, could be 3 or 4 quid if other markets pan out, get some grid connections going it could be much higher, however will redT be bought out before then? Bidding war could be a real possibility.

Would have thought that was more brokers then company, problem when approaching market for funds. A bit of news would certianly help things, big order and those who sold will be well locked out when it lands.

Schroders would not have bought when they did if there is a placing, just think it is one of those days, one seller and another starts in panic mode, we will have bottom feeders who will collect for next round of news. Can not be far off some sales confirmed, Scott said they are pending a few large orders, come on Scott !!

RedT has never to my knowledge been a leaky ship, besides Schroders took substantial shares at around 10p (part) they will have done DD. This will be at the forefront of VRB revolution.

Or it�s just PI�s offloading whilst we await news, hardly a large trading volume day. John Ward has been a long term investor, without him they�d be no redT. He may well just be holding for a few more years to come and concentrating on other ventures knowing we are in safe hands with Scott.