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I believe Scott has mentioned a few large orders they are awaiting final decision on that are expected imminently? Wait and see, hopefully today is our seller cleared out and we can now move forward to next level, remains seriously undervalued today with what we have IMO.

Article published today, they are one of the largest newspapers circulation in Australia today, this will be yet more name awareness and hopefully enquiries for our new launch into this territory, take note of how much this one contract announced will be spending over the coming years, part heading our way no-doubt: - London-based redT Energy, which makes industrial-sized �hybrid storage systems for renewable energy, has snared a major contract with Monash University and is in talks with Australian �developers. RedT said it was using Australian-developed technology, previously taken offshore, to build energy infrastructure for the university�s new 11,400m sq Biomedical Learning and Teaching Centre. The centre will house state-of-the-art biomedical research over four floors and will be powered by redT�s system. While established in Europe and Africa, this is redT�s first �installation in Australia. It estimates the energy storage market here to be worth $20 billion to $30bn up to 2030. It�s also the first time the company�s vanadium flow/lithium hybrid energy storage system is being installed here. The political debate on whether to adopt a clean energy target isn�t stopping corporations and institutions setting their own targets. Last week, Monash announced a target of net zero carbon emissions across all its campuses by 2030, with vice- chancellor Margaret Gardner saying more than $135 million was set aside over 13 years to achieve it. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/redt-scores-monash-energy-deal/news-story/00e0a25647bb557d4ce5903d9013fa3d

Marindame Kombate Investment Manager for West Africa Camco Clean Energy London Speaker along with some other prominent connections, such as: - Osmond Hanciles Deputy Minister Ministry of Energy Sierra Leone Eyob Aguma Off-Grid Energy Consultant World Bank Ethiopia Malick ALHOUSSEINI Ministre Minist�re de l�Energie et de l�Eau Mali Eric Amoussou Environmentalist, Climate Finance Expert West African Development Bank (BOAD) Togo Baba DIALLO CEO Senegalese Agency for Rural Electrification (ASER) Senegal Many others, take a look below, there's pages of speakers, again we are very well connected with years of experience under our belts. http://esef2017.org/speakers/ Reason to attend explained here: - http://esef2017.org/why-attend-esef2017/ "Aside from the fact that you will hardly find as many sustainable energy leaders in the same room at the same time at any other event, ESEF2017 offers you the following benefits:"

The Future Direction of East Africa�s Energy Sector The industry has seen committed capital of at least $30bn over the next five years from public and private funders, all focused on Africa for access to energy. However, access to finance remains the number one restriction to scale. This Masterclass will identify strategies for reducing costs and raising finance. Identify strategies for reducing costs and raising finance for renewable energy projects  Alec Joubert, Investment Director, Energy Projects, Camco Clean Energy, UK http://www.future-energy-eastafrica.com/uploads/Pages/site226_55652_en_file1.pdf Who's attending? Dr Joseph Njoroge, Principal Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Kenya Simon D�Ujanga, Minister of State for Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda Amongst some other big hitters, a very well connected company here that has connections in right places that should ensure our strategic and rapid growth in these difficult to master regions.

Design Draughtsperson http://www.redtenergy.com/files/Job%20Description%20-%20Draughtsperson%20-%20redT.pdf More importantly; Installation Manager http://www.redtenergy.com/files/Installation%20Manager_job%20description%20.pdf "Managing a team of Installation Engineers (Hardware and Software Installation) that concurrently execute multiple commissioning projects within the Territory"

There�s also this a couple months back, I do wonder how competitive our product would be without a metal container that�s quite a cost on small scale and if they rented the Vanadium, it could well be a direct competitor with Tesla albeit a slightly higher initial cost, but with much greater life and use, specially in heat. Food for thought maybe. http://reneweconomy.com.au/vsun-edges-closer-to-home-storage-market-for-vanadium-batteries-56307/

Anyone been following the goings on with above? Worth a look here:- https://mobile.twitter.com/vsunptyltd/status/917980243289432064 Then remember this:- redT has also recently made two senior hires within the Sales and Research & Development divisions. Bengt Stahlschmidt has joined as Global Business Development Lead, Also this tweet:- Australian Vanadium @AusVanadium � 9 Oct 1/2 This week our US based director, Daniel Harris, is in England visiting redT energy, attending Vanitec and investment meetings

Importantly it confirms our biggest system is operational for client viewings. VSun are visiting redT this week, wonder if they have prospective clients lined up as they have been active in this field for a while and already sold some of our previous competitors products. I have a hunch we might be launching another product soon enough, if right we could be right at the front of energy storage market. If we can close another large order in the coming days or weeks this should get the re-rate it deserves.

think, is the headline. Wonder who they are looking at with a Hybrid System! SCE is pleased with the program and looking at adding storage to more of its peakers and even to some of its hydroelectric plants. Even though hydropower ramps quickly and has traditionally been used for frequency response, adding storage would improve a hydro asset�s response time and provide more flexibility, Kaushik said. SCE owns about 3,200 MW of generation assets, including 33 hydroelectric plants, five gas-fired peaking plants, and one combined-cycle gas plant. In addition, due to the storage procurement mandated by the state in response to the 2015 Aliso Canyon gas leaks, SCE owns one of the largest energy storage facilities in the country. SCE is looking at deploying more storage projects, but Kaushik is less bullish on the prospects of a stand-alone battery installation than he is on hybrid applications. A stand-alone battery does not have a lot of �positive value,� he said, at least not absent other considerations. For instance, one of the keys to making an installation like Mira Loma work, he said, is finding locations where congestion pricing is high. https://climatecrocks.com/2017/09/19/sooner-than-you-think-energy-storage-revolution/

October 9, 2017 Investors seeking exponential growth may want to take a look at batteries, according to the European Union�s top energy official. The European Commission expects demand for batteries in Europe �to look like a hockey stick as of 2020 to 2030 and beyond,� EU energy union chief Maros Sefcovic said Monday at an e-mobility conference in Stuttgart, Germany. �Time has come for a step change in this field.� Battery technology is the key for the next generation of electric vehicles and renewable energy. Last week the EU pledged to help its industry plug manufacturing gaps in energy storage, where companies like Tesla Inc. and Panasonic Corp. currently hold technological leads. Sefovic has pledged as much as 2.2 billion euros ($2.6 billion) of EU support to ensure Europe keeps pace. https://about.bnef.com/blog/seeking-a-hockey-stick-growth-curve-eu-looks-to-batteries/

Victoria�s Monash University has begun work on an innovative solar and battery storage-based renewable energy microgrid � a major step for the leading Australian university on its path to becoming 100 per cent renewable electricity powered, and carbon neutral, by 2030. The overarching goal of Monash�s $135 million Net Zero project � which has its beginnings back in 2005 � is to completely eliminate the university�s dependence on fossil fuels, while also blazing a trail for innovative renewable energy solutions at a commercial scale. By the end of 2020, the university will complete its biggest solar roll out. By then, it will be generating 7GWh of energy, the equivalent of powering 1000 homes in Victoria for a year. �We have conducted an Expressions of Interest, and worked out how we think we can contract that,� he told One Step Off The Grid on Monday. �In the first instance we�re looking to source 55GWh (a year),� he said. �In time, we�re looking to take that up to 100GWh.� Dr Brimblecombe said the tender has had strong responses from both solar and wind energy generators, and has targeted Victorian-based renewables, to support the Victorian government target of 40 per cent renewables by 2030. For its part, the Labor state government has provided Monash $100,000 in seed funding to prove up the microgrid concept, and has put another $15.8 million �on the table� for future microgrid projects across the state. By the end of 2018, the Monash team hope to have taken its total installed rooftop solar to 4MW, and to have added a 1MWh battery. The battery � a vanadium flow/lithium hybrid energy storage system from UK-based outfit and Monash alumnus redT energy � is expected to be installed by mid-2018, at the University�s new, cutting edge Biomedical Learning and Teaching Building. Full article here, goes to show how important and high profile this project is: - https://onestepoffthegrid.com.au/monash-uni-begins-solar-battery-storage-microgrid-road-100-renewables/

You can watch it here:- https://mobile.twitter.com/SkyNewsAust/status/917262847234547712

RedT energy CEO Scott McGregor has told Sky News the sector needs policy certainty above anything else. 'Storage itself I don't believe should require subsidies, it is economic now,' he said. http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2017/10/09/nsw-government-moves-to-avoid-energy-crisis.html

Countryfile is something that farmers will be watching, I'm sure those who have solar or/and wind will be looking to see exactly what is on offer. We have our Agricultural product offering, well worth a look at the benefits here: - https://gallery.mailchimp.com/5b8cb168d806f615c67752bf8/files/e819e3b4-a7d4-4d65-a57e-49f4650b224e/Case_Study_HF_UK_Agri_Service_Stacking.pdf

On here from 6:25 I believe: - http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcone?rewindTo=current Thing is that was a very good advert at a very targeted audience, farmers! Thought it was really simple and to the point, we can shift that energy generated when you don't use it to when you want to use it and trade energy at same time making you money. Simple enough and a revolution, always gets me excited hearing those words! Good to see the redT logo on Scott's jacket and use of word machine, things are really getting started here and I have to say the whole redT team are beginning to show us shareholders exactly what has been happening behind the scene this year. Well done!

Listen here:- http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b096jb29

Well worth a read for those who are new and want understand a good overview of what this is about and the potential: - https://real-leaders.com/the-liquid-energy-machine-that-could-power-our-future/

Importance of our project, look at the market size in less then 10 years and is only one aspect of our business: - Hybrid systems combining the complementary aspects of more than one technology could �change the energy storage landscape�, with 2.1GW predicted for deployment in less than 10 years, according to a report from Navigant Research. �Hybrid advanced battery markets: Battery-battery, battery-capacitor, and other hybrid systems: Global market analysis and forecasts� says that by 2026, the installed capacity of such systems will be 2.1GW, an enormous leap from around 78.6MW today. Hybrid energy storage systems "have the potential to change the energy storage landscape and give customers better options to service their needs," Navigant said. https://www.energy-storage.news/news/navigant-2.1gw-hybrids-using-multiple-energy-storage-technologies-will-be-d

Interesting discussion earlier today I believe on more or less about a battery powered Britain, was mainly talking about Lithium but had the head of Centrica Peak Power on who mentioned a scheme they are building, 50MW lithium, for short term energy storage. He then went on to mention the scheme in Cornwall on a holiday park that will time shift solar from day to when it is needed. That is clearly the redT project which is part funded by Centrica, he was clearly very interested in this as it is longer term duration and then went on to mention how large corporates such as Tesco's could soon put solar panels on their shop roofs and coupled with storage, the pricing is there, or nearly there today. He reckoned they could be installed on mass and soon which will then change the face of energy, a revolution. Very exciting times here at redT, we have serious interest and when this key project is running as confirmed by the recent video that redT tweeted, Centrica have potential clients across the globe for this type of product. Add in our new Lithium/Flow hybrid, we could indeed be taking more then a lions share of this market place, I just wonder how long before someone makes a move to buy this little company out, the potential is phenomenal. Well done Scott and team, media interest ramping up just as orders are flowing in.

Link http://oilprice.com/Alternative-Energy/Renewable-Energy/Russia-To-Become-A-Leader-In-Energy-Storage.html