Wednesday, October 25, 2017 3:46:12 PM
I Suppose some investors think the rumors are true? or worth the risk on a sub penny stock at this price...
0.001 0.0001 13.33% -- 29,986,307
Bid | Size 0.001 | 1,029,900
Ask | Size 0.0012 | 3,943,800
I would expect we see the numbers rise again tomorrow... Seems the IKEA folks are using a variety of battery suppliers. The cost and wh/liter numbers from the SBV site make this a perfect solution for the Neah Batteries...and fuel cell ....think about
For when the sun don't shine....IKEA gold ....(see stickie notice the other one was removed LOL)
Ikea said it would start selling batteries for rooftop solar panels which could save consumers hundreds of pounds on their electricity bills.
Storage technologies which allow customers to use the electricity created by solar panels when the sun isn’t shining have been prohibitively expensive in the past, and are seen as one of the key obstacles for solar power to overcome.
The company said its new product could save each household up to £560 per year on its electricity bills, when compared to traditional supply. Using solar panels without storage can save up to £380 per year, Ikea said on Wednesday.
Ikea to create 1,300 UK jobs in post-Brexit boost for retail sector
There is a big up-front cost of £6,925 for the solar panel and battery kit, but the company estimates that customers will make their money back over 12 years.
The new solar system is being produced in partnership with UK panel provider Solar Century.
The Moixa Smart Battery is a wall-mounted device that is comprised of lithium-ion phosphate technology. It is AC-coupled and so can take advantage of smart tariffs by importing power from the grid when it is cheap. The battery has direct USB ports to enable phone and other device charging, and can support LED lighting. Moixa has so far installed 600 of these devices across the U.K., delivering 1.3 Mwh of combined storage capacity.
Solarcentury founding director and Moixa investor Jeremy Leggett said that the combination of solar and storage holds the key to decarbonizing the U.K.?s electricity system, which has already proved its worth in recent months by outperforming coal. "Solar plus storage? allows homes to provide back-up capacity that enables the grid to use more clean renewable power and reduces the need for coal, diesel and gas to meet peak demand," said Leggett.
The U.K.?s "smart power revolution" is a newly launched goal developed with the aim of greening the grid. Storage and demand flexibility are projected to play a leading role in this transition, and could lead to savings of more than £8 billion ($10.1 billion) between now and 2050, according to the National Infrastructure Commission?s Smart Power report.
0.001 0.0001 13.33% -- 29,986,307
Bid | Size 0.001 | 1,029,900
Ask | Size 0.0012 | 3,943,800
I would expect we see the numbers rise again tomorrow... Seems the IKEA folks are using a variety of battery suppliers. The cost and wh/liter numbers from the SBV site make this a perfect solution for the Neah Batteries...and fuel cell ....think about
For when the sun don't shine....IKEA gold ....(see stickie notice the other one was removed LOL)
Ikea said it would start selling batteries for rooftop solar panels which could save consumers hundreds of pounds on their electricity bills.
Storage technologies which allow customers to use the electricity created by solar panels when the sun isn’t shining have been prohibitively expensive in the past, and are seen as one of the key obstacles for solar power to overcome.
The company said its new product could save each household up to £560 per year on its electricity bills, when compared to traditional supply. Using solar panels without storage can save up to £380 per year, Ikea said on Wednesday.
Ikea to create 1,300 UK jobs in post-Brexit boost for retail sector
There is a big up-front cost of £6,925 for the solar panel and battery kit, but the company estimates that customers will make their money back over 12 years.
The new solar system is being produced in partnership with UK panel provider Solar Century.
The Moixa Smart Battery is a wall-mounted device that is comprised of lithium-ion phosphate technology. It is AC-coupled and so can take advantage of smart tariffs by importing power from the grid when it is cheap. The battery has direct USB ports to enable phone and other device charging, and can support LED lighting. Moixa has so far installed 600 of these devices across the U.K., delivering 1.3 Mwh of combined storage capacity.
Solarcentury founding director and Moixa investor Jeremy Leggett said that the combination of solar and storage holds the key to decarbonizing the U.K.?s electricity system, which has already proved its worth in recent months by outperforming coal. "Solar plus storage? allows homes to provide back-up capacity that enables the grid to use more clean renewable power and reduces the need for coal, diesel and gas to meet peak demand," said Leggett.
The U.K.?s "smart power revolution" is a newly launched goal developed with the aim of greening the grid. Storage and demand flexibility are projected to play a leading role in this transition, and could lead to savings of more than £8 billion ($10.1 billion) between now and 2050, according to the National Infrastructure Commission?s Smart Power report.
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