Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Smart grids and pumped storage are also good with one other possibility being storage arrays/batteries - these are already being used in some locations and can provide c.10MW per battery when utilised. Anyway, should be an interesting time with ARL. Their future looks promising.
Have been watching this for some time and should have jumped in sooner. Instead, I ended up buying some today. I think that this company has excellent prospects as tidal, in my opinion, is the way forward for renewables. Predictability is the key factor (compared to wind) as it allows more accurate scheduling of conventional plant to work around the input from renewables. Provided that there are no grid constraints in terms of getting connected, I see this as a very promising company. Of course there may be teething problems along the way (nearly always are with these kinds of projects) but in the end just under 400MW is a sizeable input.
Managed to pick a few of these up previously when they were near the 200p mark and have bought a few more today. Still think it's a good company but it had got a bit ahead of itself in terms of its share price. It's still early days as the company hasn't even been listed that long. Good luck to all holders.
Having just recently purchased my first UTW shares, one of the interesting aspects of the business that helped in my decision was their purchase of t-mac back in April 2015. IMO, smart metering is set to be a growth area as utility companies increasingly try to get customers to be smarter in their usage of energy, water and gas which, in turn, reduces demand, particularly during peak times when margins can be tight. UTW are a very promising share and, should I get the chance, I plan to buy a few more during any share price dips. GLA.
In case anyone is interested, this is the link to some background info I found on the Dalradian gold deposit in Northern Ireland: http://www.northernireland.gov.uk/news-deti-190814-foster-announces-19
I think this fall is overdone. I was in BG previously and made a nice profit, and have just bought in again. Yes, there are some issues with OPEC and the current glut of oil etc but it won't last forever. £9, in my opinion, is too low. This is a good opportunity to put a few away.
Have been in these since the £5.00 days but recently sold the last of my holdings. Still think there is further to go in terms of price increase and may buy in again if the price dips sufficiently. Decent company with plenty of growth left. In the mean time, I think there are better opportunites elsewhere. Will still keep them on my watchlist.
In my opinion this is still very much a growth stock as back in June it was published that they had plans to expand and take on another 400 or so staff. Hopefully it'll get back to its 1400+ price. Coupled with good acquisitions, it has a lot of potential. That said, I'm surprised this board remains so quiet! Perhaps the company isn't really on the mainstream investment radars....yet.