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Killellan AI Growth Zone on Scotland’s Cowal Peninsula is also using Invinity kit as a core part of its 100% renewable energy proposal.

By the same logic, either the sellers are all idiots or they expect to see more downside, no? Right now, anyone who thinks they know what might happen next is whistling in the dark.

Unfortunately Russia presents a direct threat to Kazakhstan.

Worth it.

I'm not clear whether the agreement with US Vanadium was (is) only for its US battery production or for Invinity's use more generally.

That post was by the CEO of Rivus Batteries…? Vanadium supply sounds like a potential headwind. Can anyone comment on the robustness of Invinity’s supply?

There are the usual objections, but it's interesting that Hawkhurst Parish Council (the most local level of administration) has done a thorough investigation and is backing the scheme. I cannot find details but in previous schemes, Brockwell (who now own RNA Energy) have used lithium-ion.

Hmm. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yg2rje536o

Grid connections have been a bottleneck in the current drive for more renewable energy, so access is really important. https://www.neso.energy/industry-information/connections-reform

“The installation has been a long time coming…”. You can say that again. And this is just a 12-month pilot.

4%. Read it again. I use the GridCarbon app.

Yes although it's precisely *not* a drug but a "strict 900-calorie-a-day liquid diet" which you have to stick to for months. Definitely in Opti's space though.

Instamelt? Awkward: https://www.conservingbeauty.com/collections/for-cleansing/products/instamelt%E2%84%A2-day-dissolver-wipes-30-pack

Great news ;)

This is where the tumbleweed gif goes, right?

That’s the problem. Right?

I don't want them to "return shareholder value" at this stage, I want them to build it - which they are doing admirably. Christmas bonuses all round.

From a consumer point of view it sounds fair though. The whole point of a *windfall* tax is to share around the *excess* profit that’s an unplanned and unbudgeted product of circumstances. As both a shareholder and a consumer I feel conflicted but listening to the interview on Today I couldn’t help but think he was being a bit disingenuous, and he wasn’t even pressed on that specific point. Anyway as he said the devil will be in the emerging detail; SSE have certainly been doing a decent job of getting their message across, given that most consumers lump all energy producing and distribution companies into the same evil boat with no idea how it all works.

That says it’s not the number of panels as such that is the issue: “For DNO permission, the system approval is based on the rating of the inverter. Prior permission is not needed for systems with an inverter up to or under 3.68kW for a single phase supply or 11.04kW for a three phase supply, as you will be generating at or below 16A per phase.”. Anyway, interesting but rather off topic!

Yes we were just quoted - for installing 8 panels (small useable roof area) - but @ 400W.