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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.275.837 von fortuna924 am 12.06.12 18:08:47meinte auf Grundeis gehen ...
den shorties soll der A... schön brennen 
nix da.läuft wie MSFT
Die Aktie wird trotzdem weiter abstürzen! Stay Short!! 
TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- First Solar (Nasdaq: FSLR) today announced it will design, construct and maintain two utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) power projects totaling 159 megawattsAC (MW) for AGL Energy Limited as part of Australia's Solar Flagships Program. AGL was selected as the successful proponent in the solar PV category of the program and will receive federal and state government funding to help deliver on its commitment to greater investment in renewable electricity generation.
The Australian Government's Solar Flagships Program is one of a number of programs and market mechanisms providing unprecedented support for the development of a broad range and scale of solar energy projects and technologies in Australia. The Solar Flagships Program is offering funding to support the construction and demonstration of large-scale, grid connected solar (PV and thermal) power stations in Australia.
Under the program, AGL will develop a 106 MWAC project in Nyngan and a 53 MWAC project in Broken Hill, both in New South Wales. First Solar will design and construct the integrated PV power plants, using its leading engineering, procurement and construction services and its advanced thin-film PV modules for both projects. First Solar will also maintain both projects for AGL Energy for their first five years of commercial operation. The electricity produced by the projects will be sold under power purchase agreements to AGL Hydro Partnership, a wholly owned subsidiary of AGL.
The projects will be supported with funding provided by the federal government and the state government of New South Wales under separate funding agreements.
"This is a significant step forward for the utility-scale solar industry in Australia?an order of magnitude increase in project size?and a testimony to the confidence our customers have in First Solar technology and its performance in some of the hottest and harshest conditions in the world," said Jim Hughes, First Solar Chief Executive Officer. "These projects demonstrate First Solar's ability to apply its vertically integrated capabilities to deliver competitive, comprehensive, utility-scale solar solutions in future sustainable markets. We look forward to working with AGL on more projects like this in the future."
On an annual basis, the projects will produce enough electricity to meet the needs of at least 30,000 Australian homes. The projects are expected to provide approximately 350 GWh of energy annually.
The projects are expected to create approximately 450 jobs at peak construction. Construction is expected to begin on both projects in 2014, with commercial operation in 2015. AGL will be the majority owner of the project vehicle.
"AGL is delighted to be working with the Commonwealth and New South Wales Governments, the people of Broken Hill and Nyngan, and our project partner First Solar to deliver these significant renewable energy projects. These projects represent a tremendous opportunity for AGL and the broader solar industry to begin the roll-out of solar power as a meaningful source of generation supply in Australia," said Michael Fraser, AGL's Managing Director.
AGL is one of Australia's leading integrated renewable energy companies and is taking action toward creating a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers. Drawing on over 175 years of experience, AGL operates retail and merchant energy businesses, power generation assets and an upstream gas portfolio. AGL has Australia's largest dual fuel customer base. AGL has a diverse power generation portfolio including base, peaking and intermediate generation plants, spread across traditional thermal generation as well as renewable sources including hydro, wind, landfill gas and biomass. AGL is Australia's largest private owner and operator of renewable energy assets and is looking to further expand this position by exploring a suite of low emission and renewable energy generation development opportunities.
The Australian Government's Solar Flagships Program is one of a number of programs and market mechanisms providing unprecedented support for the development of a broad range and scale of solar energy projects and technologies in Australia. The Solar Flagships Program is offering funding to support the construction and demonstration of large-scale, grid connected solar (PV and thermal) power stations in Australia.
Under the program, AGL will develop a 106 MWAC project in Nyngan and a 53 MWAC project in Broken Hill, both in New South Wales. First Solar will design and construct the integrated PV power plants, using its leading engineering, procurement and construction services and its advanced thin-film PV modules for both projects. First Solar will also maintain both projects for AGL Energy for their first five years of commercial operation. The electricity produced by the projects will be sold under power purchase agreements to AGL Hydro Partnership, a wholly owned subsidiary of AGL.
The projects will be supported with funding provided by the federal government and the state government of New South Wales under separate funding agreements.
"This is a significant step forward for the utility-scale solar industry in Australia?an order of magnitude increase in project size?and a testimony to the confidence our customers have in First Solar technology and its performance in some of the hottest and harshest conditions in the world," said Jim Hughes, First Solar Chief Executive Officer. "These projects demonstrate First Solar's ability to apply its vertically integrated capabilities to deliver competitive, comprehensive, utility-scale solar solutions in future sustainable markets. We look forward to working with AGL on more projects like this in the future."
On an annual basis, the projects will produce enough electricity to meet the needs of at least 30,000 Australian homes. The projects are expected to provide approximately 350 GWh of energy annually.
The projects are expected to create approximately 450 jobs at peak construction. Construction is expected to begin on both projects in 2014, with commercial operation in 2015. AGL will be the majority owner of the project vehicle.
"AGL is delighted to be working with the Commonwealth and New South Wales Governments, the people of Broken Hill and Nyngan, and our project partner First Solar to deliver these significant renewable energy projects. These projects represent a tremendous opportunity for AGL and the broader solar industry to begin the roll-out of solar power as a meaningful source of generation supply in Australia," said Michael Fraser, AGL's Managing Director.
AGL is one of Australia's leading integrated renewable energy companies and is taking action toward creating a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers. Drawing on over 175 years of experience, AGL operates retail and merchant energy businesses, power generation assets and an upstream gas portfolio. AGL has Australia's largest dual fuel customer base. AGL has a diverse power generation portfolio including base, peaking and intermediate generation plants, spread across traditional thermal generation as well as renewable sources including hydro, wind, landfill gas and biomass. AGL is Australia's largest private owner and operator of renewable energy assets and is looking to further expand this position by exploring a suite of low emission and renewable energy generation development opportunities.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.238.842 von DeppenBoerse am 01.06.12 16:18:51Ich muss *leider* auch sagen, mit dem Shorten von PV Aktien habe ich dieses Jahr schon mehr Geld gemacht als die letzten 2 Börsenjahre mit normalen Investments.
Wie einfach das ging macht mir langsam Angst.
Wie einfach das ging macht mir langsam Angst.
Tempe, 04. Mai 2012, Der Umsatz des Dünnschicht-Solarmodulherstellers First Solar ist massiv eingebrochen. Das Unternehmen meldet für das erste Quartal dieses Jahres einen Verlust von über 449 Mio. US-Dollar. Das Unternehmen begründet den Umsatzrückgang bzw. den Verlust mit den gesunkenen Solarmodulpreisen auf dem Photovoltaikmarkt. Auch wird das Unternehmen durch die hohen Restrukturierungskosten zusätzlich belastet.
First Solar
Auf Grund der fehlerhaften Solarmodul-Charge (Low-Power-Module) aus den Jahren 2008/2009, musste First Solar zudem Rückstellungen in Höhe von 31 Mio. US-Dollar bilden.
First Solar rechnet aber wieder mit einem höheren Gewinn und erhöhte für das laufende Geschäftsjahr die Prognose auf 850 bis 950 Mio. Euro. Das Unternehmen setzt darauf, dass die durchgeführten Restrukturierungsmaßnahmen greifen und dadurch Kostensenkungen erreicht werden können.
Quelle: First Solar
Also was denn nun jetzt? Pleite oder doch höherer Gewinn? Das passt ja alles gar nicht mehr zusammen!
850 bis 950 Mio Gewinn?
Wer klärt mich hier auf?
Gruß Moritz
First Solar
Auf Grund der fehlerhaften Solarmodul-Charge (Low-Power-Module) aus den Jahren 2008/2009, musste First Solar zudem Rückstellungen in Höhe von 31 Mio. US-Dollar bilden.
First Solar rechnet aber wieder mit einem höheren Gewinn und erhöhte für das laufende Geschäftsjahr die Prognose auf 850 bis 950 Mio. Euro. Das Unternehmen setzt darauf, dass die durchgeführten Restrukturierungsmaßnahmen greifen und dadurch Kostensenkungen erreicht werden können.
Quelle: First Solar
Also was denn nun jetzt? Pleite oder doch höherer Gewinn? Das passt ja alles gar nicht mehr zusammen!
850 bis 950 Mio Gewinn?
Wer klärt mich hier auf?
Gruß Moritz
Entweder ist der Laden wirklich nichts mehr wert, oder wir haben hier bald einen Boden gefunden ???
Nun bei 9,5 EUR, wow.
Nun bei 9,5 EUR, wow.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.233.219 von DeppenBoerse am 31.05.12 16:52:03Und wieder -7,3% auf die Mütze!!
Dieser Solar-Schrott macht mich reich!! Die Börse ist so richtig geil dämlich! Erst die Aktie auf über 300$ hochzocken und jetzt runter auf 11,60$ (und bald noch deutlich tiefer..)! Ja, sie sind schon sehr effizient unsere Finanzmärkte!! *PRUUUST*
Dieser Solar-Schrott macht mich reich!! Die Börse ist so richtig geil dämlich! Erst die Aktie auf über 300$ hochzocken und jetzt runter auf 11,60$ (und bald noch deutlich tiefer..)! Ja, sie sind schon sehr effizient unsere Finanzmärkte!! *PRUUUST*
Jetzt hat die Bude noch 'ne MK von 1 MRD US$,
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