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I thought I heard on the OPA call that when they open the window they will process the newly submitted applications in 60 days. But who knows they didn't do a very quick job last time. But at least they will be dealing with a fresh tightly organized application process this time.
They said August? I didn't catch that. I heard soon but did not hear a date.
I didn't catch the Pierre Cousin Bonus demand until now. I can't friggen believe it. How the hell does he have the nerve to think he or anyone in the company deserves a bonus.
Thanks for the info.
I agree. Can you imagine Cousin expecting a BONUS! I feel like that is a slap in the face to all shareholders.
Thanks. I am happy to see there is others out there. I don't mind the negative as some of it contains some good points.
I just don't like statements like they are facts without pointing to the source. Every time I have asked for the source on this board the message is completely ignored.
But the good news is everyone is entitled to their opinion. That is what makes America so great. Free speech is important. At one time we would have been ridiculed for saying the world is round.
I have been doing my due diligence for some time now although I am newer to this company and board then many it seems.
I personally not throwing in the towel until either the company says they lost all the contracts or another couple years go by without some projects built meaning they would have expired.
Good luck to you and everyone here.
JL
I guess we will see after the construction.
I agree. If you look at the following post #9693
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75260718
It is easy to inmagine that Pierre Cousin lied to weasel his way in to Atlantic. Look at all his Linken'd profile changes he made before joining Bella Energy and after getting the job. Clearly he is a liar. He even said in the Press Release that the S-1 was ready and it was going to be filed. What happened?
However to your point Trahan should have seen he was a scam artist. Obviously a little too trusting.
In fact it happened before with the con Thomas Cleland tried to perform on Atlantic. Selling 47.5% interest in his company Hybridyne Power Systems, taking the AWSL shares and trying to not deliver the Hybridyne shares. EVEN know AWSL loaned him money for the lease on the Newcastle project that he was enable to build.
Cleland even contacted the street sweeper to help them try to destroy Atlantic once Trahan and AWSL had the courts rule in their favour and received a court order to cancel his AWSL shares.
So lets hope he makes Pierre Cousin meet with justice again like he did with Cleland and Hybridyne.
The shorts are working hard and getting help from others questioning the dividend. Looks like a good entry point again is coming.
In relation to Ex CEO Pierre Cousin's lack of credibility and lies, this tells a lot. However I look forward to seeing the actual legal response. I will post any info I can find.
Ex AWSL CEO PIERRE COUSIN Lies and misleads shareholders.
During his term, Pierre Cousin was the President, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Board, news seemed to flow weekly about all his and AWSL's great success. "Best in Class", "organizational excellence", you name it he and the company were the best it would read.
As we all know the buck stops at the CEO he signs the cheques authorizes the news and is in charge of EVERY aspect of the company including filing the financial statements.
Compare this to his Link'n profile before the suit where he was so proud of all his and the Company's (AWSL) success on almost every front. After securing a new job at Bella Energy in Colorado he filed a law suit against AWSL and its board for non payment of salary and being misled into investing into the Company.
AMAZING IT TOOK 11 MONTHS OF EMPLOYMENT AND COUNTLESS VERY POSITIVE PR'S and then 1 FULL YEAR after resigning he only now cries fowl!
AFTER touting AWSL and his personal incredible success as CEO of AWSL on Link’n to land his new job he now changed his profile toning down the same success.
Seems he is willing to say anything to suit his own needs regardless of it being truthful. I would sure love to read his resume he gave the company before getting hired. I can’t wait to see the defense. This is going to be some nice drama.
Found some more answers:
The following from the Company press release tells me they have made significant cost reductions. Perhaps reducing employee headcount. I am VERY happy to see!
Record Quarters for Ontario subsidiary
The Company is pleased to report that in quarters two and three of 2011 its Ontario subsidiary, Atlantic Solar Inc. (ASI), processed more CAE solar projects from its pipeline than in any similar prior period since the inception of the OPA FiT Program. ASI had always remained optimistic that more OPA contract offers would be offered at the current tariff rates and is more so given the recent electoral results.
Atlantic CEO, Mr. Gilles Trahan comments: "Atlantic submitted over 11 megawatts of additional CAE solar project applications to the OPA during this short period of time and has prepared another 10 megawatts of applications now ready for submission." Mr. Trahan continued, "Since the restructuring of the organization last May the Company not only increased its processing speed but did so under a significantly reduced cost structure, greatly improving the Corporation's bottom line."Project Update.
Project Update - re: construction
At this point Atlantic has submitted all necessary documentation to the OPA for the 20 contracts it has been offered, has received the Waiver of Notice to Proceed (NTP) on 19 out of 20 projects, and has received Connection Impact Assessment (CIA) approval on 4 of the 20. Construction dates for the initial projects will be announced once NTP is granted.
Those are some questions I too look forward to getting answers on! Here are some I know:
Shares Issued and Out: Approx: 44,479,084 as of May 1, 2012
Free Trading/Float: 7,624,079 as of May 1 , 2012
The S-1 Registration and Offering
Finally, Atlantic continues to evaluate the timing of the filing of its SEC S-1 Registration statement. A year ago Atlantic had planned a public offering to raise funds to build and own the first round of renewable energy projects in Ontario. Between the project delays, election uncertainty, and the general market nervousness of 2011 the timing has never seemed right to file. The Company now plans to construct the first Ontario projects through partnerships and shared ownership structures. Atlantic will earn its developer fee which can be applied toward further project development. The Company will continue to keep its S-1 up to date and ready to file when conditions are right. It remains a goal of the Company to raise funds to build and own power producing assets. These latest election results provide comfort that there are many more contracts to come in Ontario.
What problem? The construction is taking too long? The contracts were only awarded a year ago.
Look at former AWS CTO, Thomas Cleland's companies Hybridyne Power Systems Canada and the rest of the Hybridyne Group of COmpanies, that he touts as the greatest renewable energy company on the planet. This 2 MW (which is smaller then Atlantic contracts) was started in 2007. Yet still no news on the construction start let alone completion.
That is over 5 years ago! Thank god Atlantic Wind & Solar distanced themselves from that mickey mouse organization!
Here is the that PR:
http://www.pv-tech.org/news/project_focus_hybridyne_begins_construction_of_2mw_power_plant_ontario
Or read it below: OMG look at their Cost $16m that is $8 a watt, LOL, and I am pretty sure that is more then double what all the developers are building them for. I guess this is why they couldn't build it nor get any new projects.
Hybridyne Power Systems Canada, Atlantic Wind & Solar's 47.5%-owned Canadian affiliate, will be installing a complete turnkey 2MW ground-mounted photovoltaic energy park with a projected capital expenditure of almost $16.8 million, on the outskirts of Newcastle, Ontario. The Newcastle project was one of the first PV development projects to be planned for Ontario, and has been in development by Hybridyne since January 2007.
The 10-acre solar Energy Park will benefit from Ontarian engineering and construction services and will include 8,900 Day4 Energy Canadian PV panels and eight of Hybridyne's HPE Hyper-Watt 250 XLS (Ontario) inverters. This array will efficiently capture and deliver enough clean energy to power more than 360 homes annually.
Construction of the power plant is expected in Q2 of 2010 and will be complete by the end of the same year.
I am guessing they would short it so it does not go back up. Perhaps their average short sale price has moved down to a .50 - .75 cent level and lower. Perhaps their margin requirements go up whenever it trades higher.
As for the S-1, I will PASTE the following that discusses this in detail in the Oct 2011 PR.
The S-1 Registration and Offering
Finally, Atlantic continues to evaluate the timing of the filing of its SEC S-1 Registration statement. A year ago Atlantic had planned a public offering to raise funds to build and own the first round of renewable energy projects in Ontario. Between the project delays, election uncertainty, and the general market nervousness of 2011 the timing has never seemed right to file. The Company now plans to construct the first Ontario projects through partnerships and shared ownership structures. Atlantic will earn its developer fee which can be applied toward further project development. The Company will continue to keep its S-1 up to date and ready to file when conditions are right. It remains a goal of the Company to raise funds to build and own power producing assets. These latest election results provide comfort that there are many more contracts to come in Ontario.
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Perhaps I stated it with too much emphasis on the money. Most companies would be embarrassed to put out a PR saying "we did our paperwork". Everyone expects that of course they did there paperwork. They received the contract offer from the Ontario Power Authority, paid the contract deposits and supplied the required paperwork to get the contracts.
However in Atlantic Wind & Solar Press release dated Oct 12, 2011 they did touch on it and they stated the following: (notice how they said they will update when "NTP is granted".
Record Quarters for Ontario subsidiary
The Company is pleased to report that in quarters two and three of 2011 its Ontario subsidiary, Atlantic Solar Inc. (ASI), processed more CAE solar projects from its pipeline than in any similar prior period since the inception of the OPA FiT Program. ASI had always remained optimistic that more OPA contract offers would be offered at the current tariff rates and is more so given the recent electoral results.
Atlantic CEO, Mr. Gilles Trahan comments: "Atlantic submitted over 11 megawatts of additional CAE solar project applications to the OPA during this short period of time and has prepared another 10 megawatts of applications now ready for submission." Mr. Trahan continued, "Since the restructuring of the organization last May the Company not only increased its processing speed but did so under a significantly reduced cost structure, greatly improving the Corporation's bottom line."
Project Update
At this point Atlantic has submitted all necessary documentation to the OPA for the 20 contracts it has been offered, has received the Waiver of Notice to Proceed (NTP) on 19 out of 20 projects, and has received Connection Impact Assessment (CIA) approval on 4 of the 20. Construction dates for the initial projects will be announced once NTP is granted.
Fine Tuning Its Approach"
Atlantic is fine tuning its approach to the imminent installations in Ontario and perpetually fine tuning the future Ontario business. To this end the Company is currently finalizing the requirements for turn-key solutions for use in, at least, projects one through four.
This has also led to a fine tuning of the Company's relationship with AIM Global Energy Inc. The two companies have entered agreements on various levels over the last two years. Those same two years were marked by a long waiting period for installations. Thus while Atlantic continues its interest in the AIM technology it has to acknowledge that its initial interest in AIM was based on the competitive advantage of inverter performance at the time plus the geographical advantage of its assembly in Ontario and that these two points together would represent a solid head start in Ontario. But both the LOI-to-Lease and Engineering-to-NTP processes turned out to take much longer than anticipated. Atlantic originally saw the Ontario business beginning as a small but steadily growing series of installations that would allow Atlantic and AIM to grow together. Atlantic now foresees the first Ontario installations being a single batch of 4, or 8, or even 16, depending on how fast the next CIA approvals are granted. A bulk-installation approach favours the speed and economies of scale of turn-key solutions over customized installations. In addition the passage of time has brought more manufacturing to Ontario, as indeed was the intent of the FiT Program, plus improvements in technology all around. Atlantic will continue to evaluate using the AIM inverter on a project by project basis but is unlikely to use the technology for the first round or two of Ontario installations.
I would be surprised if any company spent money on a press release to say "We have our paper work in order".
Dumped stock? According to the transfer agent, there is LESS shares issued & outstanding then there was when that PR about the audit went out.
So there were no new shares issued and it looks like they cancelled or bought some shares back also.
So where can you see as you quote... management "dumped a bunch of stock on the next set of unsuspecting bag-holders"?
What is your source of information so we can confirm this as this is very serious if they are.
As for "market conditions" waiting to file a Registration statement like a S-1 for the right time and market conditions google search "postpones registration statement"
COUNTLESS companies do this. Including Facebook to name just one. However do your own searches and read the vast list of companies that have done the same..
It has come down a long way indeed. But lets not forget if you owned shares at $4 time then you have received 50% more shares from 2 stock dividends. Therefore the .26 price can be looked at as .39. (Current price times 1.5) Either way it is low enough to be very upsetting I agree.
What I want to know is why did the ex CEO Pierre Cousin not file the S-1? He stated in a PR that the audit was done, thanked the auditors for their hard work but never filed the S-1. This would have made one of the dividend shares now free trading and given this thing a little more credibility I believe.
I continue to do my due diligence and for the time being at least, will wait to see if the 20 contracts get built.
I agree with you. It is possible to build in the winter. Might mot be fun being up on a roof in the cold, but as a commercial ad industrial roofer 25 years ago we worked all winter in Buffalo, Albany and Kingston Ontario. Damn it was cold but you could work. Except the odd really bad week or two.
However, I don’t think any of us are qualified enough to know if 20 utility scale solar farms can be built in a year.
As the only basis for comparison look at real estate developers, granted a much larger project, but from the time they announce a project it can be 3, 5 or even more years before the start of construction. Just ask Trump!
I wish the company would give us some update on this but there is no way I could call this “dead” yet. After all I believe the contracts between solar companies and the Ontario Power Authority allow for at least 3 years to build.
Have to LOVE the dividend!
With jobs now gone I think this was a smart move by the board. With some people perhaps exiting this stock from the loss of his leadership this dividend will attract a whole new class of shareholders.
With a incredible share price to use as a currency to make acquisitions why sit on over $100 BILLION in cash. To earn what 1 to 3 %? Like I said very smart!
JL
Pierre Cousin’s Linkin Profile regarding his time at Atlantic Wind and Solar Inc.
January 18th, 2012. Well after he had quit as CEO.
Notice each time he even lied about how long he was CEO. He was only CEO 11 months. Confirmed in his law suit where he states “less then a year”!
President and CEO, Director of the Board at Atlantic Wind & Solar
April 2010 - April 2011 (1 year 1 month)
Lead the strategic and operational expansion of a significant Canadian solar player in the
renewable energy booming industry. (AWSL.PK)
Highlights:
- In less than one year, built a pipeline of 150 projects including 26 projects awarded by the Ontario Power Authority, three expected to be installed by the end of 2010.
- Reshaped the sales team and strengthen the sales channel to support high growth for 2011.
- Partnered with the board of the Company to make it ready to up list its stock to a more mature market (Pink Sheet to NYX-QB or TSX).
- Preparation of the S1 filing including legal framework, offering price, dilution mechanisms, securities descriptions, financial statements, business description, risk factors, use of proceeds,…, and review process.
- Signed a strategic partnership with a US investor group to support the funding (equity and debt) of the projects.
- Implemented tools and process to increase the efficiency of the team and reduced the business risks of the Company.
- To support a long-term growth and credibility, shifted the culture of the company to a culture based on facts, process, data, detailed analysis, accountability and responsibility.
All text in RED below is the removed from original profile.
Pierre Cousin’s Linkin Profile
Regarding his time at Atlantic Wind and Solar Inc.
April 3rd, 2012. After he had apparently transitioned from CHEOPS consulting into the COO position at Bella Energy.
April 2010 - April 2011 (1 year 1 month)
Lead the strategic and operational expansion of a significant Canadian solar player in the renewable energy booming industry. (AWSL.PK)
Highlights:
- In less than one year, built a pipeline of numerous 150 projects including 20 26 projects awarded by the Ontario Power Authority, three expected to be installed by the end of 2010 as confirmed by the Company.
- Reshaped the sales team and strengthen the sales channel to support high growth for 2011.
- Partnered with the board of the Company to make it ready to up list its stock to a more mature market (Pink Sheet to NYX-QB or TSX). Contributed to the Preparation of the S1 filing including legal framework, offering price, dilution mechanisms, securities descriptions, financial statements, business description, risk factors, use of proceeds,…, and review process.
- Built Signed a strategic partnership with a US investor group to support the funding (equity and debt) of the projects.
- Implemented tools and process to increase the efficiency of the team and reduced the business risks of the Company.
- To support a long-term growth and credibility, shifted the culture of the company to a culture based on facts, process, data, detailed analysis, accountability and responsibility.
The last two lines are extremely significant. At Bella Energy Cousin, according to his LinkedIn profile, is now in charge of expansion, strategic planning, and building. relationships with financiers. Thus once he has the new position, having had the Atlantic Wind and Solar resume to support his application, he now alters or deletes his past experience as it relates to:
project completions, strategic financial partnerships, efficiency / risk reduction, and
long term growth, credibility, process, analysis, etc. and proceeds to sue his former Company on exactly the points he previously touted as successes.
Also where is the S-1 and the financials he did??????
Kindly show us any information showing any "scams". Scams usually lead to charges or something serious. Please share with us.
If so I will raise bloody hell with the Atlantic Wind & Solar board for having appointed someone with issues like this!
That was taken from the Streetsweeper article written a few years ago. The references to the other symbols was added by someone here. It was an interring article a few years ago.
According the the S.E.C. web site Gilles Trahan and all the other officers and directors of all the companies you mentioned have not been accused of any wrong doing. And it has been years since they looked into it.
If you find anything please post it. Last thing we shareholders want is a CEO with disciplinary action.
Ex AWSL CEO PIERRE COUSIN Lies and misleads shareholders.
During his term, Pierre Cousin was the President, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Board, news seemed to flow weekly about all his and AWSL's great success. "Best in Class", "organizational excellence", you name it he and the company were the best it would read.
As we all know the buck stops at the CEO he signs the cheques authorizes the news and is in charge of EVERY aspect of the company including filing the financial statements.
Compare this to his Link'n profile before the suit where he was so proud of all his and the Company's (AWSL) success on almost every front. After securing a new job at Bella Energy in Colorado he filed a law suit against AWSL and its board for non payment of salary and being misled into investing into the Company.
AMAZING IT TOOK 11 MONTHS OF EMPLOYMENT AND COUNTLESS VERY POSITIVE PR'S and then 1 FULL YEAR after resigning he only now cries fowl!
AFTER touting AWSL and his personal incredible success as CEO of AWSL on Link’n to land his new job he now changed his profile toning down the same success.
Seems he is willing to say anything to suit his own needs regardless of it being truthful. I would sure love to read his resume he gave the company before getting hired. I can’t wait to see the defense. This is going to be some nice drama.
Anyone know how many stores Hear at Last has now? The news looked promising but the share price tells a MUCH different story!
What is the Leslie Howard mess?
diagonal, Please tell us how you know the company does not have its paper in order and which landlord will not let them on the property/
I listened to the OPA conference call. Did anyone understand or know when the "new FIT 2.0 Window for re-application" is to start?
The more I have been thinking about it it is actually good. From the many thousands of FIT applications made by all the different companies and assumably AWSL also the OPA must have been swamped.
This long delay and now giving new requirements to apply and re-apply might be good for the real players. (which again I hope to be Atlantic included).
Here is my thoughts on this:
I understand from speaking to management of AWSL and calling a few other solar developers in Ontario, that everyone and their brother just started applying. Even without the most basic confirmation that structurally the buildings can hold it. Also without truly firming up the either ownership or lease of the building or rooftop. Lastly have the ability to finance the next steps like OPA contract security then the full engineering design and construction.
So what this did was make the OPA look bad issuing all these contracts and most are not getting built. So why be drowned in paperwork before truly qualifying the projects. This now puts the burden on the solar developers not the OPA. A smart move I think.
Did Atlantic W&S do their home work on these as they say or were they just applying to "squat" on the contracts... I guess we will know with the next release of offers if there name is all over it or not. This will be a very telling story of who is real and who is not.
Good luck.
JL
I think that is a fair reduction in the amount the Ontario Power Authority pays for solar and and wind power. A 20% reduction roughly since the launch a few years ago is still attractive since panel prices seemed to have dropped by more then 50%. Of course I doubt labour and other electrical components have dropped by 50% so I guess that is why they pick the 20 % reduction.
Based on this the OPA are still buying power at around .50 kw which is 4 or 5 times what most companies pay for electricity from their local supplier. So the business model of a solar developer like Atlantic WInd & Solar AWSL still seems pretty good. Not sure if I could say the same thing about solar panel manufacturers. That seems like a cut throat commodity business and likely why we saw big name bankruptcies over the years.
However, I am still down, but average down when I can. Not sure why someone pated asking if it is trading.since right at the top of this page it shows the last trade and daily volume. Since the posters question was in the subject line and ALL CAPS to get everyones attention I question the motives behind it.
Anyway. I am new to these boards, so good luck to all and lets hope the construction news on the 20 OPA contracts come out this summer as management says.
JL
In at .05 average. So not very impressed with the continuous decline. Seems like they have a printing press of shares. Not good at all. Amazing how only news during the hype volume and now NOTHING.
Hoping for a miracle.