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yes looking forward to that joint IBM/Stellar announcement 19th March Singapore and they do mention a few dozen banks signed up. the stellar network needs a kickstart up the wotsit ; their dashboard not showing any sizeable number of transactions going thru. Maybe thats when SP, with greater endorsement and backing of tech, get a bit more confidence in securing the customers we want.
These SP grants to start-up publishers. A nice gesture but who are they? The next YouTube, MySpace?

ken, the cylindricals (GY series) they are always tweaking are the 2.7v and new 3v. Guessing you might be referring to the last. Datasheets all updated Nov 18, new product brochures came out in Jan 19
2.7v https://www.cap-xx.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/CAP-XX-GY-series-datasheet-v1-1.pdf
3v https://www.cap-xx.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/CAP-XX-GY13R0-series-datasheet-v1-1.pdf

with all thetweaking going on

fwiw they have told us that the cylindrical supercaps sold more in first quarter 2019 than the whole of 18.

indeed great, they too (from the whitepapers) have operating temps that support the use of Li-ion batteries, a feature not offered by any other supplier in the industry. Also last 20 years.

I wandered lonely as a cap
that fizzes between Anode and sister Cath
when all at once I saw a crowd,
with AK amidst golden licencees
besides the lake, beneath the trees
fluttering and dancing in the breeze...

heres a bit of news (in an excellent article) about the parlous state of NI energy sector, it's totally mad. (Coolreekagh is gas, Kilroot is coal)
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/analysis/john-simpson-kicking-can-down-the-road-puts-power-supply-at-risk-37820830.html
think the planned new Belfast gas plant mentioned is evermore energy's one on 13 acres in Belfast harbor, yet to be constructed, lush too!
http://evermoreenergy.com/belfastpowerstation/

https://www.climatechangenews.com/2019/02/13/ireland-needs-new-oil-gas-fields-ease-reliance-brexit-uk-say-drillers/

There is a deep water port at Larne. I've often got the car ferry from Stranraer to there. Anyway ...

https://www.murata.com/en-eu/products/batteries/micro

all sorts of murata offerings out there for its new 3v coin cell micro-battery, with lithium manganese dioxide, in mass production as of now. Product listing datasheets/linked articles/youtube
2016 cpx got on the dance floor with murata testing lithium, didn't they? and recent info on 3v was cpx trying new materials and production techniques. looks well on the way now if connected.

They're clever folk from Estonia with great products targeting wind turbines, grid storage but don't do coins or pouches like cpx. For instance, take trains, Skel have large caps to support acceleration cpx have ones that help sensors monitor train systems and track. (eg our support to Perpetuum) Looks like cpx overlap on automotive regen braking though.

was the ROI's one and only gas storage facility, situated near Cork. Check Decommissioning tab too.
https://www.kinsale-energy.ie/gas-storage.html
Aghada next door is the country's largest gas power station. A handful of others elsewhere.
Talk too of reconfiguring Moneypoint, a mammoth beast of a coal plant near Shannon, to gas but as the Energy Institute of Ireland says, "even if it was economically feasible to convert Moneypoint to natural gas (1 billion euros), Ireland's power system would become too dependent on imported gas". They are laying gas pipes to towns and cities as much as they are in NI to get away from peat and coal.
There is a north-south gas pipeline from Gormanston (just north of Dublin) to Ballyclare (just north of Belfast), ideal for Infa.
Few more facts on ROI gas sector
http://www.engineersjournal.ie/2018/05/15/irelands-future-natural-gas-supply-well-connected-island/

PC01 - 5 Nov RNS "The proceeds of the Subscription will be used to advance the Company's strategy to increase product sales and to complete additional licence agreements". Sales team?

Forgot to add the Stormont Assembly collapse story really does indicate this govt is …. (involves some renewable energy grant scam)

Guesses who will fund equity?
These 3 companies deliver gas infrastructure projects atm, 2 in NI, one in ROI, varying size
http://www.iconinfrastructure.com/
http://www.equitix.co.uk/aboutus.html
http://www.ervia.ie/
I've a bit of a crush on the Norwegian gas producer/supplier, Equinor. And have wondered if AES, the American owners of Ballylumford and Kilroot, might join the party.

think you'll find the EDLC's are a completely different size now. New range are the A's 19.5 x 20 mm, the W's 28 x 20.2 mm, 39 x 20.2 mm

for thinline
https://www.cap-xx.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/CAP-XX-Thinline-Product-Guide-2019-v3.1.pdf

I hadn't seen this vid,
https://www.sensortips.com/featured/whats-new-in-supercapacitors-for-energy-harvesting/

Due to low wind generation and a power outage at ballylumford. Worrying times for NI and ROI it seems.
https://www.icis.com/explore/resources/news/2019/01/25/10311231/price-spike-highlights-irish-power-transmission-constraints/
Worth reading this heading, Worries for Ireland and the Single Energy Market
https://www.compelo.com/energy/features/no-deal-brexit-uk-energy/
For general interest, whilst reading some recent BEIS docs, I came across a graph for the companies producing UK gas: 20% Equinor, 9% Shell, 9% ExxonMobil, 7% Centrica, 6% Total, 6% RWE, 5% Uniper, 37% (small) others

SP have a partnership from 2017 with Tempo's Eurt token, a stable coin pegged to the Euro. That maybe what your looking for.

sorry thats an old account, cheers

If only Amazon would take it up, rumour only, everyone would be at it
https://coincodex.com/article/1316/a-cryptocurrency-by-amazon-would-be-a-game-changer/