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I got a very good feeling that 2018 will be the year that London listed Inspirit Energy Plc finally grew up. The tech is world class beyond belief and ready to go. Energy storage and co-gen is where things are going. I’m going to have the last laugh here from the trolls again. Regardless of your opinion of DL, Energy and storage are going through a disruption beyond doubt!

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you are welcome maidit308, and a link from that site lead to this, http://greeninvestmentgroup.com/news-and-insights/2017/green-investment-group-launches-energy-solutions-offering/ I think we will see a surge in companies looking for stability in energy costs and this is whats needed to drive it.

Things are changing! https://www.solarpowerportal.co.uk/news/barclays_to_back_corporate_renewables_with_pioneering_green_banking_product

I wonder if mchp is included? Known as the Green Investment Bank when in state hands, the GIG has billed the new offering Energy Solutions. It will offer financing for intensive energy users to adopt technologies including solar, CHP, battery storage, LED lighting and electric vehicles. Energy Solutions will cover the upfront cost of the upgrades and businesses will enter into an Energy Services Agreement, allowing them to pay off the cost over time through its savings on energy bills. https://www.solarpowerportal.co.uk/news/green_investment_group_launches_pay_as_you_save_energy_efficiency_scheme_fo Big money on the scene http://greeninvestmentgroup.com/ All part of the energy disruption.

yes, I understand observer842, maybe as a utility companies package for the future!

Yes observer842, I have been in and out for a couple of years or so, I wish we had integrated battery storage but that's maybe a year or so off, as you are aware of HE3DA this was in an article from April: HE3DA batteries companies are mainly intended for export. Alternatives how to use them, but they are by Prus and the Czech Republic, which is not among the countries with the best solar conditions. "Like conventional gas boiler will have a small turbine, which produces excess energy from waste heat. The energy you are saving flashlight, home runs from the flashlight and classical electrical networks already are taking on only what you need more, " he described. GLA

I take it that accepting the six month waiver should be seen as positive?

I take it that accepting the six month waiver should be seen as positive?

Returned myself, get those battery packs integrated!

Thanks, Strangerstill that makes perfect sense, good explanation,

Strangerstill, is that common knowledge the sale of the borate interests?

yes addicknt, I just wonder if as geologists they formed a bond! As outlined in Cadence's announcement on 1 November 2017, the Company was at the advanced stages of reviewing several early stage lithium assets in well-known lithium jurisdictions. Go fishing where the fish are, just a wild guess!

I suppose his knowledge puts him in a premium position to be headhunted for new ventures, I wonder how he got on with Kiran Morziaira, you know two geologists on the same board talking shop?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFAfY9yNX68&t=420s

Check his history, Be very careful, eighteen shares,

Yes, observer842 If the HE3DA battery delivers what they say it will be ideally suited to mCHP's, half the cost of existing batteries and doesn't combust so can be built in. A game changer!

HE3DA are collaborating to build a battery factory with a company that designs and builds energy efficient buildings, large projects! Production in the largest amount, however, should take place abroad, first in Slovak. In collaboration with the newly established Slovak companies Promotions Energy (the parent company Promos focuses on designing, building and selling real estate, among others. Energy-efficient buildings) has at Cadca create a giant factory with production 1 GWh per year. For comparison, Tesla Gigafactory in Nevada, the biggest operation of its kind in the world, will produce 500 MWh. Production Čadci will provide 36 production lines, machines and materials (as well as to other operations) will supply the factory in Upper Dry. http://www.proma.sk/?lang=en

They just need the final touch, self-contained lithium battery storage that's cheap and doesn't explode: Translated from Czech via google search: HE3DA batteries companies are mainly intended for export. Alternatives how to use them, but they are by Prus and the Czech Republic, which is not among the countries with the best solar conditions. "Like conventional gas boiler will have a small turbine, which produces excess energy from waste heat. The energy you are saving flashlight, home runs from the flashlight and classical electrical networks already are taking on only what you need more, " he described.

Guess, could they have an agreement with a battery manufacturer to have lithium storage batteries?