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If they have crossrail then Boom! All getting a bit leaky but MP's visit has to be a +ve indication. Also why mention crossrail if no involvement or unless the buyer is already involved? ask at 0.55 MM don't have many!

On each buy! Ask at 0.50 Very small freefloat!

Exactly no MP in their right mind would visit a basket case of a company in the run up to an Election? Mention of crossrail? Got to be a success story he can crow about? AIMHO!

News I can glean appears to be positive. Update on UK power network contract Visit by local MP advocating gov't works with companies re crossrail?! (conf awaited re our involvement) still recruiting so hope the update which is usually very comprehensive sheds more light on the reasoning for selling the company. GL ATB

MP's don't visit basket case companies not in the run up to an election. Fully vetted before hand to avoid banana skins! Working together with gov't on crossrail? Oh must have forgotten to RNS that contract yet!?

We could get an update re launch of the new mobile app for iphone etc at any time. This will rerate at some point in the run up to results when exactly is the one to call. GL ATB

One investment company doesn't invest in another investment company unless they know something is going on.Getting in very early is the name of the game. Still off pi's radar but for how long?

Could you copy and paste it please as I am not registered to open. Labour MP for Gateshead! None of this sounds lika a company in trouble desperately looking for a buyer! In fact it sounds exactly the opposite in my view. GL ATB

Should be out sometime next week lets hope they shed some light on the future plans re sale oh and confirm profitability or near as damn it! It would appear 36 units were made by the company how many for full roll out (saving £112m seems compelling)? Also what other doors is this going to open did I hear charging electric cars? GL ATB

Solution Offered The technology proposed by TPS utilises Power Electronic Devices (PEDs) which can enable the meshing of low voltage urban networks and these devices act as soft open points (SOPs) between distribution substations for capacity sharing and which like a tap can be fully open, fully closed, or at a setting between these limits. The solution uses a cutting edge and novel bi-directional PED developed by TPS to integrate with the transmission network to enable UKPN achieve the objectives of this project. The proposed PEDs come in two formats, with two and three terminals, allowing power flows of up to 400 kVA between 3 substations, thus making use of spare network capacity at existing substations rather than building new capacity. The bi-directional PED achieves transfer of power both from supply to consumer and consumer to supply, enabling power sharing between consumer loads. Thus the resultant network becomes ‘smart’ with the reduction of load on transformers and a faster response to Low Voltage demand changes. LOW VOLTAGE FLEXIBLE URBAN NETWORKS 1 Key Benefits to the DNO and its customers: • Flexibility to manage uncertainty • Control functionality • Maximise the use of existing assets • Faster and more cost-effective connection offers • Improved quality of supply • Reduced disruption and logistical benefits • Flexible network architecture • Better enabled distributed generation connections • Connection and sharing of generation or loads across two or more circuits’ ‘incompatible feeders’ – • A significant saving in money and infrastructure – potentially £2.36M across the 36 trial sites which could be upscaled to to £112.8M across the UK

Turbo Power Systems develop ground breaking technology for flexible urban networks POSTED ON MARCH 4TH, 2015 · FILED UNDER MISCELLANEOUS About the Project and Challenges The UK faces an ever increasing demand for electrical power supply, especially in the areas of electric vehicle (EV) charging, PV panels for solar power and heat pumps, which is countermanded by the requirement to reduce the carbon footprint of electricity generation. Hence efforts to decarbonise energy generation, heat and transport will place increasing demands on distribution networks and its operators. This is particularly so for the low voltage (LV) networks where distribution network operators (DNOs) have the obligation to supply electricity to customers within tightly defined voltage limits and at a sufficient quality (harmonics, sags, swells and flicker). From a recent industry study by Imperial College (London) it has been predicted that an increasing trend of voltage issues and demand rises that could potentially overload transformers and underground cables, requiring large investment from DNO over a period if reinforced by conventional means. UK Power Networks (UKPN) is one such DNO who is facing this challenge and with support and funding from Ofgem and collaboration with various key stakeholders including Imperial College and Turbo Power Systems is trying to provide a sustainable and reliable low voltage flexible urban networks (FUN-LV). UKPN has selected 36 trial sites for this project. Objective of the FUN-LV Project The overarching aim of this project is to explore how the use of power electronics can enable DNOs to defer reinforcement and facilitate the connection of low carbon technologies and distributed generation in urban areas, by meshing existing networks which are not meshed, and by breaking down boundaries within existing meshed networks. Power electronics devices (PEDs) will be used for the first time, in combination with remote configuration and informational tools, to access latent/spare capacity that already exists, in shorter timescales than conventional reinforcement. The smart grid technology of FUN –LV will enable DNO to meet their obligation towards enabling the growth of Government led initiatives for low carbon technologies as there is no major re-structuring of the grid system and this greatly minimises the impact on infrastructure capital cost. There are three objectives to this project and they are as follows; • Optimise capacity on the low voltage (LV) network closest to customers • Improve connection offers (time & cost) in urban areas • Advance the future network architecture debate for the sector UKPN chose TPS to supply the PEDs and this was underpinned by the proven experience and pedigree of TPS in the supply of power electronics to the energy sector. Solution Offered The technology proposed by TPS utilises Power Electronic Devices (PEDs) which can enable the meshing of low voltage

Our turn next? British Polar Engines ltd taking a 20% stake in the placing might be a big hint? Well off the radar but news will spread.

Brewing niceley bid up to 0.23 on very little volume. I await the herd on news or even sometime before. GL

Delayed 5m buy. Someone accumulating? Still below placing price. I await developments anyone with any outlook/info here please share. ATB

Can I use the B word yet? Ask out at 15 as MM supply seems to have dried up (I hope). Volume picking up too. GL

Full ask paid! L2 warming up! GL

As I have said before this is what will hasppen when the sellers have finished. SP ticking up on each buy. Hope all the sells are done! GL ATB (possible 5p special divi)

Surge in volume over 13.5! Couldn't be eye22 post opened up everyone's eyes! Or news leak

The beginning of the rerate? Very quiet here has this rise caught the pi's napping? ask now out to 13.25!

Ask now at 13! I really do hope they have finished! 5p dividend anyone?