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https://www.thebalance.com/micropayments-are-the-future-of-content-delivery-4050087 API = Application Programming Interface. ie. extra Lego bricks for programmer to customize system

brought me here. https://accelerated.ventures/mindtrace/ Gulp, some portfolio.

Good name for token eh? Everyone knows who he is, so good branding. Blockchain provides better data privacy and copyright protection for digital providers/publishers. Article here with a muso's opinion https://bravenewcoin.com/news/blockchain-technology-can-solve-several-media-industry-problems/ one or two lines in here, further explains benefits http://www.nasdaq.com/article/four-ways-the-blockchain-will-disrupt-digital-media-cm888085

about costs, Li vs. V. VRFBs suitable for larger set-ups. https://stockhead.com.au/experts/why-vanadium-may-be-the-next-lithium-or-cobalt/ ?

RNS came out at 7am on this link http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-home.html

Faultless presentation, excellent Scott. Looking v Indiana Jones or still homeless lol?

https://www.greenacornenergy.co.uk/

Feb 2018, London http://storage.solarenergyevents.com/ 2017 attendees included good mix of local council leaders, financiers, national grid suppliers, manufacturers

" I don�t have much time for Marx�s utopian vision of socialism nor his labour theory of value, but his understanding of capitalism was superior in many ways to those of the self-appointed advocates of capitalism. For example, when free-market economists were mostly against limited liability companies, Marx saw it as an institution that will take capitalism on to another plane (to take it eventually to socialism, in his mistaken view). In my view, 150 years after he wrote it, his analysis of the evolution of labour regulation in Britain in Capital vol. 1 still remains one of the best on the subject. Marx also understood the centrality of the interaction between technologies (or what he called the forces of production) and institutions (or what he called the relations of production), which other economic schools have only recently started to grapple with." Ha-Joon Chang, Cambridge economist

Fancy voting Labour? They want to pop �500 billion into it. http://www.jeremyforlabour.com/energy I've read that local councils would like to take it up but austerity must end. They are under pressure elsewhere atm. The Govt, released a green strategy last month, see where that leads. Fabian report for green and pleasant land. http://www.fabians.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Fabians-PPPP-Report-WEB.pdf

Wonder if RED's south African office are attending this in any capacity? http://www.energystorage.co.za/

look an interesting bunch http://www.uk100.org/ Government seem to be happy to delegate thru them to develop partnerships between private, public sector and community organizations.

Agree, very important to shareholders investing in promising products that the company creates a sense of adventure and shares their magic so we can all enjoy this history. It must be daunting for a company to leave the subterranea of their R and D caves and venture out into the big bad world, so here's hoping for some confidence and entrepreneurial flair. Make it sizzle and say it with flowers!

This is a global group out to advise the planet's most powerful governments on clean energy. The steering committee includes UK specialist John Loughhead, advisor to Ministry of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy http://mission-innovation.net/ Look pretty badass, and well worth taking out to lunch coughcough

soz page 16

Seems this organization facilitates meetings with the above. http://www.electricitystorage.co.uk/ Our CEO is quoted on page 18 here, in one of their most recent documents. Glad he might know of them. http://www.electricitystorage.co.uk/files/7615/0900/7557/Battery_Storage_Report_2017_28pp_cropped0.1.pdf

Absolutely. Red, get some door-to-door salesmen. And some adds in the trade mags. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUmxGqsuKmY

off the press, UK Govt Clean Growth Strategy Published 12/10/17 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/clean-growth-strategy https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-business-energy-and-industrial-strategy maps of every wind farm etc Yeah, pull the other one. Still woeful underinvestment from Govt., obsessed with fossile fuels letting production costs go UNTAXED! Lobby rotters, the get rich club. http://graphics.wsj.com/oil-barrel-breakdown/ UK Govt is not meeting CO2 targets, failures. RED has opportunities with local councils though I reckon. Machine on every shopping centre, hospital, university etc. Researchable good guys http://www.renewableuk.com/

I emailed company re above who replied smallest machine x 1 retails �23, 500 ex. works (guess transport, installation and connection)

Article stating why Li won't compete with vanadium lol http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/articles/2014/07/lithium-or-vanadium-in-energy-storage-its-no-contest.html