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Thanks for the info Doghouse, no wonder the price moves so quickly upwards on so few trades.

How many free shares are there?

A 24 percent rise on so few trades, just how few shares are available?

buy on my level 2

lots of buys still coming through, looking good for further rises, especially once the opening news arrives will be smiling then :-)

0.9-1.1

moving nicely again today, you've got to be happy with this Once the contracts start coming through this will be strong

yea nice and steady is good, if this volume sustains I would imagine an end higher than 40p???

yea off such small volume too, only 60,000 taded

read the post below from moosh, lets wait and see

the news spreads further http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/utilities/6005834/Green-boiler-deal-quadruples-Sabien-Technologys-share-price.html :-)

stored and decides whether it is more economical to retain first stage firing or to introduce a second stage firing. The result is a substantial fuel reduction during less demanding situations while ensuring maximum capacity during heavy load periods. Sabien has recently launched M3G which reduces electricity consumption in commercial air-conditioning units. Both M2G and M3G are proven to reduce carbon and energy consumption by up to 35% with typical pay back in under 2 years. With interest in ‘green issues’ being at an all time high for private and public organisations, the need to achieve both financial savings as well as an improved environmental profile is becoming increasingly important in the Boardrooms of UK PLC. Rising energy prices also create a more immediate imperative to reduce energy consumption and cut energy costs. The urgency to seek new solutions is most definitely a growing feature of the market and consequently companies are beginning to implement energy strategies to meet challenging energy reduction targets. A number of customers are already using Sabien’s technology including the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Ford Motor Company, Bank of England, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Investec Bank and an NHS Trust. The M2G is Carbon Trust approved and qualifies for the Enhanced Capital Allowance Scheme.

O2 Reduces Consumption: - Filed under: Latest News, Renewable Energy - Catalyst Commercial Services Ltd - U.K. Energy News @ 9:59 am Sabien has recently won a new order from O2 the mobile telecommunications company to install its M2G energy saving technology across all their corporate offices. The order is the result of an initial installation at two locations which demonstrated average energy savings of 27% and 16%, a total of 192 tonnes of carbon saved during that pilot period, and a positive return on investment at each site of under 14 months and 7 months respectively. Paul Eggleton, Energy Manager at O2, said: “We have been very impressed with the performance of the M2G units. They have lived up to all expectations and because they are so easy to fit there was no interruption in service to the two trial buildings. “We are now rolling out M2G to other corporate offices in our portfolio and look forward to seeing significantly reduced gas bills. The payback period is very good and we would recommend these to anyone with gas consuming sites.” The M2G is an intelligent boiler load optimisation controller that improves the efficiency of each individual boiler. A unit which can be retro-fitted to each boiler monitors the temperature of the water in the flow and return every 10 seconds and the information is recorded with heat transfer rates at the first and second stage firings. When a loading demand is made the system automatically checks the latest da

Sabien Technology Sabien Technology's website showcases a very impressive list of companies that use its technology scrolling along the left hand side of the page, ranging from Tesco, KPMG and Standard Charter Bank [sic]. The companies are all clients that have splashed out for Sabien's M2G technology, a device which can be retrofitted to a commercial boiler system, generating, they claim, up to 30 per cent of efficiency savings. Each unit costs £1,850, with no further maintenance charges involved. The latest company to add themselves to the illustrious list is insurance group Aviva, which announced a couple of weeks ago that it was spending £188,000 on M2G devices after taking part in what Sabien's chief executive, Alan O'Brien, calls Project 10, a trial where potential clients pay to test M2G. With such a strong list of customers, Sabien probably rues the fact that it has to allow trials of its products, but "we're not Microsoft," conceded Mr O'Brien, saying that his points of contact are generally cautious and conservative engineers, who want to test what they are being asked to buy.

http://www.smallcapnews.co.uk/article/Sabien_Technologys_M2G_wins_favour_with_Serco_and_British_Gas_/8173.aspx

serco are massive and snt's partner http://www.advfn.com/lse/ShareNews.asp?sharenews=SRP&article=38970410&headline=sabien-technology-signs-m2g-pact-with-serco-british-gas

http://www.lowcarboneconomy.com/marketplace/_organisation/3024 check the web site for loads of good stuff including some massive blue chip companies

the news is spreading :-)

well that would be the cherry haha nice one moosh well spotted this little gem

what more could one ask for, 300% rise on such small volume, looking forward to tomorrows open GLA :-)