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Also, the NAV figure of 134.2 is also inclusive of a reduction of 2.1p for "including a 2.1 pence per share reduction as a result of a post period adjustment for the removal of Carbon Price Support from April 2028."

Looks positive but lets see what the market says today.

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Well I wait with bated breath to see what the narrative from management will be in the NAV update/dividend declaration be on Monday?

"How is it possible to buy 300000 shares @ 94p into an ISA?"

If you have invested your full ISA allowance annually with decent returns along the way then you would easily have sufficient funds available to do that.

I see none of the other Renewables have made any communication on this giving an assessment of potential impact to their NAV?

It's still relevant positive news for the UK wind farm sector in general which UKW is part of. And as the business model of UKW is to buy stakes in operational wind farms, it is feasible that at some time in the future UKW could purchase a stake in the Gwynt y Mor offshore wind farm.

RWE struck a major deal to supply electricity to the UK’s rail network as European offshore wind continued its power purchase agreement (PPA) winning streak in 2026.

The German renewables giant will supply 300GWh annually to Network Rail, which owns and runs Britain’s railway infrastructure, sourced from its Gwynt y Mor offshore wind farm off northwest England.

https://www.rechargenews.com/corporate-power/offshore-wind-to-power-britains-railways/2-1-1974866

Wind your neck in bunsen, every time you start ramping it drops back. 🤫😂

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Possibly attributable to investors scrambling to open new ISA's locking in a decent dividend yield? Lets see what happens next week.

Dividend payment date is 29th May. X-div will be around 14th May.

Price spikes, busenburner ramps, price drops.

Looks like Labour have scored an own goal here!

Chinese firm Ming Yang has been blocked by the UK Government from building what would have been the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturing facility in Scotland.

The firm had proposed the £1.5 billion facility at a site in Ardersier near Inverness, saying it could create up to 1,500 jobs.

https://news.stv.tv/scotland/uk-government-blocks-chinese-firms-plan-for-worlds-largest-wind-turbine-factory-in-scotland

Https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/how-well-power-our-inflation-linked-dividend-ii538502

UK output from metered wind farms - which feed straight into power grids - surged by 33% during January to March compared to the same months in 2025, to around 33,000 megawatts (MW) per 30 minutes, according to data compiled by LSEG.

Output from smaller embedded wind farms - which connect to local distribution networks - is up around 27% from 2025 to around 7,800 MW per 30 minutes.

For both wind farm categories, output during the January to March window was the highest since at least 2023, and has helped establish wind power as the UK's single largest power source.

https://www.oedigital.com/news/537514-uk-s-wind-output-surge-softens-blow-from-global-energy-disruption#

Well this should surely result in an increase to NAV at next update due on 27th April?

UK output from metered wind farms - which feed straight into power grids - surged by 33% during January to March compared to the same months in 2025, to around 33,000 megawatts (MW) per 30 minutes, according to data compiled by LSEG.

Output from smaller embedded wind farms - which connect to local distribution networks - is up around 27% from 2025 to around 7,800 MW per 30 minutes.

For both wind farm categories, output during the January to March window was the highest since at least 2023, and has helped establish wind power as the UK's single largest power source.

https://www.oedigital.com/news/537514-uk-s-wind-output-surge-softens-blow-from-global-energy-disruption#

Norway has 4 times the oil reserves that the UK had.

Https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/mar/31/drilling-north-sea-not-the-answer-uk-energy-security

https://splash247.com/rwe-gets-green-light-to-build-900mw-offshore-wind-farm/

Another frustrating day where it starts well, but the gains fritter away in the afternoon and then end up down on the day after the closing auction?