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13 Reasons Why $2.50 will be a thing of the past and $5 is in the near future.
1) NRG will be a done deal and should be completed by the end of the second quarter, 30th of this month. That's $9 million revenue.
2) We have over 11 MW of PPAs bringing in revenue on a regular basis along with maintenance contract revenue building with every sale. That includes future maintenance revenue from the NRG sale and every other sale.
3) Last Quarter was substantially higher than 2017 Q1 and 4th Qtr was 127% higher than Q4 2016. Q2 is projected to be right on the number from Q2 2017, however I'm pretty darn confident it will come in over $21 million if the $9 plus from NRG is done by April 30 like they are hoping. If not, Q3 will be a smash Like the Q1 2018 or Q4 2017. Either way revenue will be multiple millions ahead of last year after each quarter.
4) Tax benefits have only started to be recognized. Wait til year end numbers and new orders by year end as a result.
5) LIPA, yes, let's not forget the 39.8 MW award for 3 projects in Long Island. Hm, I wonder where the extra revenue from NRG and Hercules Capital refinance might be applied??
6) 3 different DOE contracts and 3 visits from political figures in the past 6 months. That must be good.
7) Think the RFPs are just going to pass us by. Not! Our smallest proposal is 3.7 MW. Even getting 11.1 would be a win. That's over $34 million. And we know of 85.1 MW submitted along with Corvo submitting 63.3 for Beacon Falls Energy Park chances are pretty darn good. Especially when Chris Bielik (I think I spelled that right), the first selectman in Beacon Falls vowed to get that deal done if he was reelected. And guess what he was. So I think suggesting 7.4 is being very very conservative.
8) if you don't know who Chris bielik is Google him and read his resume very impressive. Retired Navy Admiral that gets things done. Oh and by the way that's another politician.
9) Did I mention being partnered with ExxonMobil?
Carbon capture is being vigorously pursued by many many people but we have the most efficient method that I have heard of and we are partnered which one of the biggest companies in the world. Schedule says they should be currently building the fuel cell to install in Alabama right now.
10) Anyone ever hear of Toyota. Well I guess we have a new affiliation with them who is potentially going global with hydrogen refueling infrastructure with shell. Hm, since we already have one project with Toyota does not give us a chance of at least one more?
11) Big money being invested in fcel by institutions and increasing. Insiders just received all of their stock bonuses no reason for the stock to be held back anymore.
12) Repeat customers, isn't that usually a good sign for a company. And I can think of a few off the top of my head without doing any research. Campbell's has 3, NRG yield has 2 now, and I know there's a wastewater treatment plant that had a second one installed just can't think of the name off the top of my head.
13) we are positioned globally in Europe, Asia and North America. We have a really big partner with a really big book facility and connections in South Korea. Did I mention the Olympics featured fuel cells and the coming Olympics is going to also.
In closing I could come up with at least a handful more. But a friend of mine suggested 13 would stand out as a good number. The stock will go Beyond $5 in the near future I seem less than 6 months but definitely no later than March of 2019. Could be as early as June 14th!! Buy accumulate hold and don't sell anything or you'll regret it. Not worth being short when trading is halted for the big news.
Another bogus article. Numbers are wrong in article released yesterday titled fcel sustainability in question
I'm actually referring to what they're doing with the money from the Hercules refinance and the sale to NRG. My math is to meets they picked up about 50 million dollars of extra cash in the past 2 quarters over operating expenses. That should pay for Long Island
Missing out on big news and a huge gain if you are not in. I can't wait to laugh at the shorts in day Traders
Minimum of $3 by June 14th or at any point before with an upside of $5. Going to be upward revisions by analysts soon. Max was on stocktwits or Yahoo stating they met with Oppenheimer on the 16th or 17th. Going to be a very fun ride for those of us that were long
Sorry I didn't say dumb guy I said some guy voice texting and didn't read before I sent
Dumb guy on Yahoo finance says he knows things and of the stock is going to be 2:35 very quickly. I don't know who he knows or how he came up with that number but I see a little resistance at 2:20 then at 2:50. I see no other resistance until $5. Even though the news about the sale to NRG was announced people tend to be skeptical about fuel cell companies until the deal is finalized because Plug Power has burned Us in the past. And why of course because everyone thought Beacon Falls was a done deal before that fell through. Someone the other energy deal is concluded although it's not huge it will definitely pop the stock over that 220 resistance level
Sorry I didn't copy the entire article before here is the article and its entirety.
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FuelCell Energy – falling shares present new opportunities
January 18, 2018 by Hydrogeit
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FuelCell Energy’s shares have experienced a sharp drop for seemingly no reason. It may have been a tactic intended to push down the price, for example, to profit via short sale in anticipation of the fall and convert warrants later. That is pure speculation, of course, but people say these things have happened before. In any case, the most recent investment decisions seem to be an unmistakable sign that institutional investors believe in the company’s prospects and its technology. ExxonMobil is drowning papers, such as the German Handelsblatt business magazine and the Financial Times, in ads that make explicit mention of FuelCell Energy’s carbon capture technology. I don’t believe that their actions could be classified as greenwashing, a designation that would apply if Exxon were only parading around carbon capture to polish its eco-friendly image and has no intention of following through with its implementation. I would even go as far as saying that if that were the case, the competition wouldn’t stand idly by and, I believe, would push ahead with the same ideas. In short, FuelCell Energy (Nasdaq: FCES) will be one of the most promising candidates for investing over the next years.
Toyota to produce its own H2 soon
On Nov. 30, it was announced that Toyota had commissioned FuelCell Energy to erect a fuel cell system called SureSourceTM at the Port of Long Beach in California. Biogas conversion will make the system a production facility for fully renewable hydrogen to be used for the port’s delivery trucks. Once it is set up, the system is also said to be producing electricity for 30,000 homes. Naturally, shareholders were delighted when the news broke. I expect more bookings to follow in its wake.
In a recent Handelsblatt interview, VW’s brand manager, Herbert Diess, had few good things to say about the fuel cell. In his opinion, the cost of constructing H2 refueling stations was extremely high and hydrogen production required substantial amounts of energy, while the technology itself had been plagued by comparatively low efficiencies. Toyota, on the other hand, believes in the fuel cell’s potential and is more than willing to prove it. It is also becoming ever more likely that countries such as China will start shifting the focus of their electric transportation strategies from batteries to fuel cells and green hydrogen. VW has yet to open its eyes to see the writing on the wall, but it won’t have much of a choice considering the sheer size of the Chinese market. The German carmaker is relying on charging points while Toyota is collaborating with its partners to find a remedy to the H2 infrastructure issue.
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Share trading can result in a total loss of your investment. Consider spreading the risk as a sensible precaution. The fuel cell companies mentioned in this article are small and mid-cap ones, i.e., they may experience high stock volatility. This article is not to be taken as a recommendation of what shares to buy or sell – it comes without any explicit or implicit guarantee or warranty. All information is based on publicly available sources and the content of this article reflects the author’s opinion only. This article focuses on mid-term and long-term prospects and not short-term profit. The author may own shares in any of the companies mentioned in it.
Written by Sven Jösting in December 2017
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This news has already been posted however this article has not. 85.1 megawatts submitted besides the Beacon Falls project. that means a hundred and Forty-Eight megawatts.
We are still 10 plus years away” for both the algae biofuels and carbonate fuel cells to be deployed at scale, according to Swarup, who said the company’s been focusing research on algae for eight years.
Swarup’s biggest priority is finding and developing projects that can be scaled to Exxon’s global reach. The company operates on six continents and had revenues of $198 billion last year, bigger than the combined economies of Qatar and Kuwait, two members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
If you read the details, at scale, hm. That means installing globally at a capacity that will be needed to successfully make fossil fuel plants carbon neutral. That doesn't mean it's not going to start being built in smaller amounts. They're talking about hundreds of megawatts at each fossil fuel facility. We don't need hundreds of megawatts for the stock to be $100. Once they find out this carbon capture Works which will be by January or February of 2019 we will get orders for follow-up installations. It will take years to build another plant just for the fuel cells that will be installed at the fossil fuel facilities. So yes to start deploying globally on a commercial scale it is going to take years. Anyone knows that it takes a year to build a significant size plant. But if we are building a hundred megawatts a year we're at a significant profit. With the expansion of the plant we have a Max Capacity of 200 megawatts. My guess is by mid or end 2019 we are at almost a full run rate. At 45-megawatts we are at a significant profit given the fact that we already have more than a light 11 megawatts of power purchase agreements currently earning revenue. You do the math. Each megawatt is about 3 million dollars so if we are running at a hundred megawatts a year we are 55 megawatts of profit just threw sales not counting profit from generation. 55 * 3 is 165 million a year. That's at only a hundred megawatts a year plus whatever we get from the power purchase agreements. Which in one year will be over 30 megawatts. Is it all adding up now. 2019 will definitely be profitable. End of the stock does not need to be profitable to go up substantially. Fuel cell energy is going to lead the pack and everyone will know that within the next 6 months. The fuel cell industry is going to look similar to the solar industry when it took off. $$$. In the very near future. We will be double digits at a very minimum by next march.
Watch yet another video from ExxonMobil I just posted. I'd say 9-12 months before orders on CCS
I don't pee so I can't reply privately or I would have. This gentleman obviously is a short seller who wants to get the stock back down under a dollar 90 so he can buy back in. Never States any facts or copies any links strictly makes a statement that may not even be his opinion to try to get the stock to go down. If you block him then you won't have to listen to the gibberish anymore
Same old same old without more news it will slowly withdraw to $1.85
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Town focuses on coastline preservation Supervisor Ed Romaine talks preservation during his State of the Town Address.
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4/12/2018
BY RANDALL WASZYNSKI
Brookhaven Town supervisor Ed Romaine stressed the priority of maintaining Long Island coastlines and discussed plans and current pursuits to preserve such during his State of the Town Address on April 3.
“With the largest coastline of any town in New York State, the Town of Brookhaven knows full well that global climate change and sea level rise are real and pose significant challenges in the decades ahead,” Romaine said.
Romaine referenced continued efforts in restoring wetlands by demolishing homes deemed uninhabitable — most by the hand of Superstorm Sandy.
“We plan to have more properties scheduled for demolition soon with the vacant land restored to marshland,” he said. “Preserving wetlands is a critical part of our plan to address sea rise.”
Over 150 abandoned and foreclosed homes have been demolished by the town and over 1,750 have been boarded and secured.
The town’s collaboration with the Long Island Housing Partnership and the Long Island Builders Institute has created opportunities to sell some of these secured parcels that have capability to be rehabilitated, an initiative that awaits approval at the state and federal levels, Romaine said.
“Money obtained from the sale of these homes would be placed in a revolving fund to purchase, rehab and sell other former zombie homes as affordable housing,” he said.
Romaine also referenced Brookhaven’s stance on removing wooded areas to construct solar farms, an issue that has caused friction between the town and the state. The town passed legislation in 2016 that deemed cutting down trees for this purpose unlawful.
“Deforestation is the leading cause of increased carbon dioxide in our planet’s atmosphere. Our coastlines are paying a high price,” Romaine said. “We will not trade ‘green for green.’”
Instead, Brookhaven Town intends to pursue opportunities in solar energy like the community solar project in the proposed energy park at the town landfill in Yaphank that includes 40 acres of solar-ready land. Although it is a long-term project, as the landfill is not scheduled to close until 2024, Romaine said an additional 30 acres would be available for this purpose in 2025. The completed project — which also consists of the use of fuel cell energy, landfill gas energy and biogas energy — would generate enough power capable to supply around 30,000 homes with electricity.
The town also continues to pursue solar panel installments on the roofs of buildings and atop parking lots — avenues that bypass cutting down trees.
“The town will protect its trees and forested areas,” Romaine said.
Highlights of State of the Town Address
Finances
Supervisor Ed Romaine noted that Brookhaven has maintained its AAA bond rating from Standard and Poor’s, the highest that can be attained. The town has also experienced a surplus for the fourth consecutive year; the funding of certain capital projects including emergency improvements to the Davis Park Marina with $7 million in cash rather than incurring debt; and establishment of a debt reserve fund.
Shared services
Romaine said that he will continue to work with our school districts, local taxing districts, the county and state on various shared services opportunities. The town’s recycling center provides the region with a state-of-the-art processing center, which has enabled three other towns, five villages and seven school districts to enter into municipal agreements. Through energy audits and energy upgrades, the town is converting more than 40,000 streetlights to LED fixtures.
Economic development
Yaphank Meadows, located on William Floyd Parkway, has completed Phase 1 including fully rented apartments, a hotel and an assisted living facility with Phase 2 to begin shortly. The Industrial Development Agency closed on 20 projects that will result in $435 million of private investment and the creation of 4,050 permanent or construction jobs. The IDA has 13 approved projects that have or are about to close in 2018, with the potential for another $440 million of private investment into our town, creating or retaining another 1,000 jobs. The town remains in the running for Amazon’s second headquarters, which would produce an estimated 50,000 jobs. In addition, Brookhaven’s Industrial Development Agency was named IDA of the Year for 2017 by Long Island Business News.
The environment
Romaine said the town will develop a “green” future at the Waste Management complex once the landfill closes. Designs have begun on the concept of an energy park consisting of fuel cell energy, landfill gas energy, biogas energy and solar energy. Romaine also said the town will protect trees from deforestation, promising not to trade “green for green.” In 2016, the town passed legislation making it unlawful to cut down trees for solar farms. Brookhaven has also supported shellfish programs placing 2 million oysters, 1 million hard clams and 70,000 seed scallops in the waters each year.
Land use
The town is working to redesign many communities to avoid unneeded strip shopping centers and retail development, stressing that residents need to be afforded a voice in the future of their communities. Highlights include updating the Medford Land Use Plan and completing a land use plan for the headwaters of the Forge River.
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In 2017, the town demolished more than 150 abandoned, unsafe structures, boarded up over 1,750 vacant houses and is currently seeking state and federal assistance to allow for the purchase of abandoned homes.
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The supervisor has made a commitment to work with NYSDEC and other towns and villages to formulate a regional plan for solid waste disposal for Long Island.
To watch supervisor Romaine’s State of the Town address, visit www.brookhavenny.gov.
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Doosan has a 20 megawatt project in New Britain Connecticut. They submitted it for the RFP but have decided to go ahead and build it without waiting for the results of the RFP. Not great news for Fuel Cell Energy but again I will reiterate any good news about fuel cells in general is good news for all fuel cell companies right now. We only need to make between 100 and 200 megawatts a year to make a ton of money. And a couple of other companies do similar things to what we do but there's no other company that does everything that we do or exactly what we do
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Hydrogen pilot plant to deliver jobs boost Jarrod Whittaker
12 Apr 2018, 8:39 a.m.
The coal to hydrogen project is expected to be announced officially at Loy Yang A power station this morning. file photograph
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The Latrobe Valley is set to benefit from a jobs boost as a result of a world-first project to produce low-emissions hydrogen in the region headed by a Japanese consortium.
The Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain pilot project is expected to be announced today and will initially create 400 local jobs and potentially more in the future.
As part of the half-a-billion dollar project, liquefied hydrogen will be produced from Latrobe Valley brown coal for transportation to Japan where it will be used in fuel cell electric vehicles and power generation.
The project has the backing of the state and federal governments and construction is expected to begin next year.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Victorian Regional Development Minister Jaala Pulford are expected to announce the project this morning at Loy Yang A power station.
The consortium comprises Japanese energy and infrastructure companies led by Kawasaki Heavy Industries and has the support of the Japanese government.
Other consortium members include J-POWER, Iwatani Corporation, Marubeni Corporation and Loy Yang A owner AGL.
Various elements of the supply chain will be tested at the pilot plant, which, if successful, will lead to a larger-scale commercial operation.
A commercial plant would be expected to generate thousands more jobs in the region, with the potential to use the hydrogen created in Victoria and across Australia.
"Hydrogen is a fuel of the future and we want to capitalise on that right here in the Latrobe Valley," Ms Pulford said.
"We're supporting the industries of the future to bring jobs, opportunities and economic development to regional Victoria."
Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing said the project provided an opportunity to explore a new industry which already operated successfully overseas.
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Details of the project were not clear when The Express went to print last night, but in February a Kawasaki Heavy Industries executive told a conference at Federation University's Churchill campus that initial engineering design work for a plant had been completed.
Mr Kawazone told the forum the hydrogen would be liquefied before being loaded onto special transport ships and sent to Japan by sea.
He said carbon dioxide produced by the project would be separated and stored separately and a carbon capture and storage "solution" would be needed for the project.
In January, Mr Turnbull and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe signed an accord to jointly pursue opportunities in the hydrogen supply chain between the two countries.
Japan's desire to pursue hydrogen opportunities stretches back to 2014 when its Ministry for Economics, Trade and Industry created a strategic roadmap for hydrogen/fuel cell development.
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They held at $2 that was key as I mentioned before. If they can hold it $2 tomorrow with the follow-up news on the NRG sale due to be released by the end of April I think people would be crazy to sell. Downside potential is what a dollar 85 to a dollar 89 at the lowest. Upside potential just on the NRG deal is potentially challenging the 52 week high depending upon what other news is released with it and that will be this month. If it goes up higher and that's the only news that comes out you still have a news release any day coming about what they're planning on doing with the money from NRG in Hercules capital. And we have the quarterly report the first week in June which should be at least positive. And when might we hear something about another New Deal or a follow-up deal or the financing for the Long Island projects or carbon capture etc etc. Not a whole lot of reasons for the stock to go below a dollar 90 and a whole lot of reasons for the stock to go up over 2:50. Just be patient for 8 weeks
You are correct and that is a very good return however I'm not going to miss the announcement the temporarily halts Trading and it reopens 10 to 20% higher. Like last time when they announced the Long Island projects and they thought it might open a lot higher but it didn't. At this point that type of announcement would halt trading and make it open substantially higher. I'm not going to miss that the upside potential is far greater than the downside potential. You will never see a dollar 68 or even a dollar seventy again.
As far as another deal from Korea, they stated before or somebody did anyway that they didn't think they would be getting anymore South Korea deals until they commission to that one which is supposed to be by the end of summer proving that they could get the deal done in less than a year.
Holding at $2 is key with no new news. If we hit $1.98 it will develop a new bottom likely in the $1.80s over the next week or 2 with no news. However the previous announcement about NRG indicated they would be closing that deal this month. If the new PR and investors relation person is doing his job he will give an update to the public as soon as that deal is finalized. And hopefully they can give us a better idea what that money will likely be used for instead of just stating it will be used for current orders. Specifying how they are going to develop the Long Island project would be wonderful. And that should push $3 easily
3 million shares is heavy however when mainstream media is talking about fuel cell industry being the hot stocks this year that will be the norm. And when CNBC starts talking about LIPA, CT and CCS and FCEL it will quickly go to double digits.
Although your numbers are slightly different than mine and the Long Island project is 39.8 megawatts I agree with the general idea. Stock will be somewhere between 5 and $10 before the end of the year. With the right news could actually go way over $10. Especially given the light that the fuel cell industry is catching a lot of traction right now and will gain more and more attention over the next few months. In a perfect world for the long-term investors it could go to 20 or $30 this year.
Nice, my mistake. I should have and thought about looking but didn't have time. Even better reason to believe we are going to pass the 52 week high in the very near future.
I believe your numbers are totalling uner construction and currently producing. 21 was the total we would have combining under construction and currently producing. So we lose 2.8 future PPA but pick up very important (approximately $9 million) cash!! LIPA has to be priority
It was, but it wasn't part of our current PPA income.
Yes but solidifies revenue and earnings for 2nd quarter as well as gives us cash this month to full fill order backlog (LIPA).
Well soon we will be able to say that's a fact not an analogy or hypothesis. Fuel cell energy is the only company that can go from zero to hero in a year. Ballard needs infrastructure which will take a long time. Plug Power will just never make enough money. Fuel cell is going to go to about a break even over the next year two significant profit the following year. By the time their pilot project is done in Alabama they will already have another fuel cell project for carbon capture. And they will already have enough contracts for power purchase agreements to be net positive cash flow. And they will have enough backlog of sales to be net positive cash flow. Which means you can use all of the money from the power purchase agreements or all of the money from the backlog sales has net positive income. While other fuel cell companies are still going to be struggling to turn a profit at all. Even if we max out at $2 or 225 right now we still have a ton of stuff Happening by July 1st. Time is ticking getting now while you can get it for under $2 if in fact you even can. Anyone who doesn't believe this is short and just wants the stock to go down a little so they can try to capitalize. There's only one reason for anybody to be monitoring a stock. They believe they can make money on it
Yes get it under $2 while you can that opportunity is not going to be there when June comes rolls around
FYI Daniel, once the Long Island project is completed we will have enough power purchase agreements to create a positive cash flow. Unfortunately those projects won't be completed until the end of 2019 likely. Or we at least won't recognize all of the monthly and quarterly Revenue until then. But if you combine that news with winning anything substantial from the Connecticut RFP 's and there will be no looking back. We still need to convince people that we can fund these projects though. So that means we need to sell something else for cash like another 20 megawatt deal to South Korea that would be a lock.
The news and news pending that we have right now is enough to get us over $2 but we probably will not pass the $2.25 resistance level without some more good news. An announcement that we have established a means to start building the Long Island projects would push us way up over 2:25. And obviously any big wins in the Connecticut RFP process will push this way up over 2:25. Combined both of them and we are over $4 by the end of July. The only concern I had was revenue and earnings per share for second quarter and the sale of the Tulare project to NRG just solved that concern. We should meet or beat expectations by adding that nine million dollars of Revenue. We will never be under $2 again by the time June hits
I actually believe the approximately 9 million dollars from the NRG yield deal and the 13 million dollars extra they picked up from refinancing with Hercules capital will be applied towards getting the Long Island projects done. The RFP projects in Connecticut won't be chosen till the end of June and won't be finalized until the end of summer at the earliest.