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PLUTONIC POWER CORP.
Land: Kanada
Aktueller Kurs: 7,30 Kanadische Dollar (ca. 4,87 €)
Branche: Erneuerbare Energien, Wasserkraftwerke
Das Unternehmen:
PLUTONIC POWER ist ein unabhängiger Energieproduzent mit Sitz in der kanadischen Provinz British Columbia (B.C.).
Das Unternehmen hat sich auf die umweltfreundliche Produktion von Strom über Flusswasser-Kraftwerke spezialisiert.
Aktuell hat PLUTONIC POWER feste Verträge zum Bau von drei Wasserkraftwerken mit einer Kapazität von 210 MW sowie ein Portfolio von 22 weiteren Projekten mit einer Kapazität von 1170 MW, die sich derzeit im fortgeschrittenen Vertrags-, Genehmigungs- und Finanzierungsprozess befinden.
Alle Projekte befinden sich in der Küstennähe von B.C., wobei die Kapazität ausreichen wird um mehr als 300.000 Haushalte mit Energie zu versorgen.
Der Bau der ersten Projekte hat bereits begonnen, das erste Kraftwerk wird Mitte 2009 ans Netz gehen.
Die kanadische Provinz B.C. leidet unter einem erheblichen Defizit im Stromangebot, nicht zuletzt durch eine explodierende Nachfrage aufgrund der boomenden Explorationsaktivitäten und die damit verbundenen Ansiedlungen. PLUTONIC POWER will sich als führender Anbieter von umweltfreundlichem Strom in B.C. etablieren und baut weiterhin aggressiv sein Portfolio von Wasserkraftwerken aus.
PLUTONIC POWER CORP. Hat in B.C. einen hervorragenden Stand, verfügt über ausgezeichnete Kontakte zu den Provinz- und Regionalregierungen une hat ein erfahrenes und dynamisches Management. Das Unternehmen wächst mit Riesenschritten in immer größere Dimensionen, was sich entsprechend in der Kursentwicklung und der Unternehmensbewertung niederschlägt: Erst kürzlich hat das Unternehmen ein Joint-Venture-Agreement mit General Electric und die entsprechende Finanzierung für das USD 550 Mio.-Projekt in East Toba abgeschlossen. Ausserdem hat das Unternehmen wichtige Tender gewonnen.
Das wird sich fortsetzen, denn im laufenden Energieplan British Columbias wurde nicht nur das Ziel ausgegeben, das derzeitige Versorgungsdefizit bis 2016 auszugleichen, sondern dabei ausdrücklich verstärkt auf saubere und nachhaltige Energiequellen zu setzen, die künftig 50 % der neu zu schaffenden Kapazitäten ausmachen sollen.
Für PLUTONIC POWER bietet das sehr gute Perspektiven.
Die Gründe für ein Investment in PLUTONIC POWER:
- Die Gesellschaft hält eines der grössten Portfolios an projektierten Wasserkraftwerken in B.C.
- Mit BC HYDRO wurden bereits zwei Stromabnahmeverträge mit 35jähriger Laufzeit unterzeichnet
- Weitere Verträge sollen in den kommenden Monaten unterschriftsreif sein
- Die meisten Analysten erwarten steigende Strompreise, von denen PLUTONIC profitieren würde
- Zusatzeinnahmen sind durch den Verkauf von Emissionszertifikaten möglich, da man durch die saubere Energie die Emission von hunderttausenden Tonnen CO2 spart
- Derzeit importiert B.C. 15 % seines Strombedarfs - vor allem aus den USA. Bis 2016 will man den Status der Vollversorgung erreicht haben, 50 % der neuen Kapazitäten werden auf erneuerbare Energien entfallen
- PLUTONIC POWER baut langfristige Assets mit einer Betriebsdauer über 50 Jahren, was für Investoren einen langfristigen, kalkulierbaren Cash-Flow bedeutet
- Im Gegensatz zu Gas oder Kohle, deren Preisschwankungen die Rendite eines Kraftwerks beeinflussen, erzeugen die Kraftwerke von PLUTONIC Strom durch Wasser, das durch Regenfälle und Schmelzwasser von Flüssen geliefert wird und kostenlos ist.
- Im Gegensatz zu anderen Rohstoffen versiegt die Wasser-Energiequelle auf absehbare Zeit nicht
- Das Management, Direktoren und Insider halten 11 % der ausstehenden Aktien und sind somit bestens motiviert, den Shareholder Value zu steigern
- Investmenthäuser billigen der Aktie trotz des hervorragenden Laufs der vergangenen Monate und Jahre ein weiteres dreistelliges Potential zu
Land: Kanada
Aktueller Kurs: 7,30 Kanadische Dollar (ca. 4,87 €)
Branche: Erneuerbare Energien, Wasserkraftwerke
Das Unternehmen:
PLUTONIC POWER ist ein unabhängiger Energieproduzent mit Sitz in der kanadischen Provinz British Columbia (B.C.).
Das Unternehmen hat sich auf die umweltfreundliche Produktion von Strom über Flusswasser-Kraftwerke spezialisiert.
Aktuell hat PLUTONIC POWER feste Verträge zum Bau von drei Wasserkraftwerken mit einer Kapazität von 210 MW sowie ein Portfolio von 22 weiteren Projekten mit einer Kapazität von 1170 MW, die sich derzeit im fortgeschrittenen Vertrags-, Genehmigungs- und Finanzierungsprozess befinden.
Alle Projekte befinden sich in der Küstennähe von B.C., wobei die Kapazität ausreichen wird um mehr als 300.000 Haushalte mit Energie zu versorgen.
Der Bau der ersten Projekte hat bereits begonnen, das erste Kraftwerk wird Mitte 2009 ans Netz gehen.
Die kanadische Provinz B.C. leidet unter einem erheblichen Defizit im Stromangebot, nicht zuletzt durch eine explodierende Nachfrage aufgrund der boomenden Explorationsaktivitäten und die damit verbundenen Ansiedlungen. PLUTONIC POWER will sich als führender Anbieter von umweltfreundlichem Strom in B.C. etablieren und baut weiterhin aggressiv sein Portfolio von Wasserkraftwerken aus.
PLUTONIC POWER CORP. Hat in B.C. einen hervorragenden Stand, verfügt über ausgezeichnete Kontakte zu den Provinz- und Regionalregierungen une hat ein erfahrenes und dynamisches Management. Das Unternehmen wächst mit Riesenschritten in immer größere Dimensionen, was sich entsprechend in der Kursentwicklung und der Unternehmensbewertung niederschlägt: Erst kürzlich hat das Unternehmen ein Joint-Venture-Agreement mit General Electric und die entsprechende Finanzierung für das USD 550 Mio.-Projekt in East Toba abgeschlossen. Ausserdem hat das Unternehmen wichtige Tender gewonnen.
Das wird sich fortsetzen, denn im laufenden Energieplan British Columbias wurde nicht nur das Ziel ausgegeben, das derzeitige Versorgungsdefizit bis 2016 auszugleichen, sondern dabei ausdrücklich verstärkt auf saubere und nachhaltige Energiequellen zu setzen, die künftig 50 % der neu zu schaffenden Kapazitäten ausmachen sollen.
Für PLUTONIC POWER bietet das sehr gute Perspektiven.
Die Gründe für ein Investment in PLUTONIC POWER:
- Die Gesellschaft hält eines der grössten Portfolios an projektierten Wasserkraftwerken in B.C.
- Mit BC HYDRO wurden bereits zwei Stromabnahmeverträge mit 35jähriger Laufzeit unterzeichnet
- Weitere Verträge sollen in den kommenden Monaten unterschriftsreif sein
- Die meisten Analysten erwarten steigende Strompreise, von denen PLUTONIC profitieren würde
- Zusatzeinnahmen sind durch den Verkauf von Emissionszertifikaten möglich, da man durch die saubere Energie die Emission von hunderttausenden Tonnen CO2 spart
- Derzeit importiert B.C. 15 % seines Strombedarfs - vor allem aus den USA. Bis 2016 will man den Status der Vollversorgung erreicht haben, 50 % der neuen Kapazitäten werden auf erneuerbare Energien entfallen
- PLUTONIC POWER baut langfristige Assets mit einer Betriebsdauer über 50 Jahren, was für Investoren einen langfristigen, kalkulierbaren Cash-Flow bedeutet
- Im Gegensatz zu Gas oder Kohle, deren Preisschwankungen die Rendite eines Kraftwerks beeinflussen, erzeugen die Kraftwerke von PLUTONIC Strom durch Wasser, das durch Regenfälle und Schmelzwasser von Flüssen geliefert wird und kostenlos ist.
- Im Gegensatz zu anderen Rohstoffen versiegt die Wasser-Energiequelle auf absehbare Zeit nicht
- Das Management, Direktoren und Insider halten 11 % der ausstehenden Aktien und sind somit bestens motiviert, den Shareholder Value zu steigern
- Investmenthäuser billigen der Aktie trotz des hervorragenden Laufs der vergangenen Monate und Jahre ein weiteres dreistelliges Potential zu
Sehr schön,
ein kontinuierlicher Aufwärtstrend.
Seit meiner Erstempfehlung vor 2 Monaten ein Plus von 23 %
ein kontinuierlicher Aufwärtstrend.
Seit meiner Erstempfehlung vor 2 Monaten ein Plus von 23 %
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.767.972 von zappercop am 19.07.07 23:27:06Zurzeit geht es ja wohl erst mal wieder abwärts.
Dennoch ein interessanter Wert mit spannender Geschichte. Aber wohl eher etwas für langfristig orientierte Anleger.
Dennoch ein interessanter Wert mit spannender Geschichte. Aber wohl eher etwas für langfristig orientierte Anleger.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.013.975 von macfriedrich am 03.08.07 21:54:08Heute nach Tagen des Tiefs ein Plus von 0,82 Cent oder ca. elf Prozent in Canada -
ohne schnell ersichtliche News.
D hat nachvollzogen bzw. weise gut acht Prozent dem Ergebis in CAN "vorgegriffen". Schade, dass in D sonst kaum oder nur selten Notiz von Plutonic Power genommen wird. Hätte etwas mehr Beachtung verdient.
ohne schnell ersichtliche News.
D hat nachvollzogen bzw. weise gut acht Prozent dem Ergebis in CAN "vorgegriffen". Schade, dass in D sonst kaum oder nur selten Notiz von Plutonic Power genommen wird. Hätte etwas mehr Beachtung verdient.
Trading Spotlight
Auf Wunsch wird dieser Thread wieder aktiviert.
Vielen Dank!
Zwei Jahr seit Threaderöffnung hat sich die Aktie im Sog der Krise nach unten bewegt. Aber in BC wurden die Weichen gestellt. Das Geschäftsmodell ist klar und präzise. Große Partner sind dabei und die Finanzierung steht.
kx
Zwei Jahr seit Threaderöffnung hat sich die Aktie im Sog der Krise nach unten bewegt. Aber in BC wurden die Weichen gestellt. Das Geschäftsmodell ist klar und präzise. Große Partner sind dabei und die Finanzierung steht.
kx
GE, Plutonic Power, Purchase and Prepare to Resume Construction of British Columbia's Largest Wind Farm
12/11/2009 8:50 AM - Canada NewsWire
STAMFORD, CT and VANCOUVER, BC, Dec. 11, 2009 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE: GE), and Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) have completed their purchase and will resume construction of the 300-megawatt Dokie Wind Project, British Columbia's largest wind farm.
GE and Plutonic jointly contributed C$52.5 million to purchase the fully permitted project located 1,100 kms northeast of Vancouver from EarthFirst Canada Inc. The companies have formed a partnership through which they will construct and operate the project's first phase, which will have the capacity to generate 144 MW and is expected to reach commercial operation by early 2011. Construction is scheduled to ramp up next month, with most of the work commencing in the spring.
The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company (Manulife) (TSX, NYSE: MFC) led a syndicate that provided C$175 million in fixed-rate nonrecourse project debt for a 20-year term. Energy from the project will be sold to BC Hydro, the third largest electric utility in Canada, under a 25-year energy purchase agreement. The lending syndicate consists of Manulife, Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, The Canada Life Assurance Company and Industrial Alliance Insurance and Financial Services Inc.
The Dokie Wind project is GE Energy Financial Services' and Plutonic's first wind energy investment in Canada and expands their relationship beyond hydroelectric power development. With this investment, GE and Plutonic are jointly developing what will be British Columbia's largest wind project and largest run-of-river hydro project - the 196-megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek run-of-river hydroelectric project-helping the province meet its goal of electricity self-sufficiency by 2016 by using 90 percent clean domestic generation sources. GE and Plutonic also have proposed to build two other run-of-river hydroelectric power projects: the 166-megawatt Upper Toba Valley and 1,027-megawatt Bute Inlet Project.
"Reviving phase one, and working toward expanding the Dokie Wind Project and completing our East Toba River and Montrose Creek run-of-river hydroelectric project not only grows our business and supports GE's ecomagination program but reinforces the British Columbia government's strong agenda to promote renewable energy," said Alex Urquhart, President and CEO of GE Energy Financial Services.
"Our relationship with GE Energy Financial Services enabled a joint purchase of the Dokie Wind Project, which provides Plutonic with a second near-term operating asset and a new growth platform in wind energy," said Plutonic Power Vice-Chairman and CEO Donald McInnes.
EarthFirst obtained court-ordered protection from its creditors under Canada's Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act, and on November 30, the Dokie partners informed the Court of Queens Bench of Alberta, Judicial Centre of Calgary of their waiver of all remaining due diligence conditions to purchase the wind farm. The GE-Plutonic partnership has worked diligently and successfully with the West Moberly First Nations, Halfway River First Nations, Saulteau First Nations and McLeod Lake Indian Band involved in the Dokie Wind project to conclude comprehensive project consent and support agreements. The partnership has also developed an effective working relationship with these First Nations and looks forward to working with them to complete the first phase of the Dokie Wind Project.
The partnership has entered into an agreement with the Canadian government to receive renewable energy incentives for the project under Canada's ecoENERGY program. The program provides renewable energy projects C$0.01 (before tax) per kilowatt-hour for the first 10 years of power production.
"Renewable energy projects, such as the Dokie Wind Project, and the Canadian economy overall have benefited greatly from the ecoENERGY for Renewable Power program," said Mark Tonner, Managing Director of Canada at GE Energy Financial Services. "We support this initiative and look forward to continuing to access this program to help Canada reach its renewable energy targets."
12/11/2009 8:50 AM - Canada NewsWire
STAMFORD, CT and VANCOUVER, BC, Dec. 11, 2009 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE: GE), and Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) have completed their purchase and will resume construction of the 300-megawatt Dokie Wind Project, British Columbia's largest wind farm.
GE and Plutonic jointly contributed C$52.5 million to purchase the fully permitted project located 1,100 kms northeast of Vancouver from EarthFirst Canada Inc. The companies have formed a partnership through which they will construct and operate the project's first phase, which will have the capacity to generate 144 MW and is expected to reach commercial operation by early 2011. Construction is scheduled to ramp up next month, with most of the work commencing in the spring.
The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company (Manulife) (TSX, NYSE: MFC) led a syndicate that provided C$175 million in fixed-rate nonrecourse project debt for a 20-year term. Energy from the project will be sold to BC Hydro, the third largest electric utility in Canada, under a 25-year energy purchase agreement. The lending syndicate consists of Manulife, Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, The Canada Life Assurance Company and Industrial Alliance Insurance and Financial Services Inc.
The Dokie Wind project is GE Energy Financial Services' and Plutonic's first wind energy investment in Canada and expands their relationship beyond hydroelectric power development. With this investment, GE and Plutonic are jointly developing what will be British Columbia's largest wind project and largest run-of-river hydro project - the 196-megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek run-of-river hydroelectric project-helping the province meet its goal of electricity self-sufficiency by 2016 by using 90 percent clean domestic generation sources. GE and Plutonic also have proposed to build two other run-of-river hydroelectric power projects: the 166-megawatt Upper Toba Valley and 1,027-megawatt Bute Inlet Project.
"Reviving phase one, and working toward expanding the Dokie Wind Project and completing our East Toba River and Montrose Creek run-of-river hydroelectric project not only grows our business and supports GE's ecomagination program but reinforces the British Columbia government's strong agenda to promote renewable energy," said Alex Urquhart, President and CEO of GE Energy Financial Services.
"Our relationship with GE Energy Financial Services enabled a joint purchase of the Dokie Wind Project, which provides Plutonic with a second near-term operating asset and a new growth platform in wind energy," said Plutonic Power Vice-Chairman and CEO Donald McInnes.
EarthFirst obtained court-ordered protection from its creditors under Canada's Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act, and on November 30, the Dokie partners informed the Court of Queens Bench of Alberta, Judicial Centre of Calgary of their waiver of all remaining due diligence conditions to purchase the wind farm. The GE-Plutonic partnership has worked diligently and successfully with the West Moberly First Nations, Halfway River First Nations, Saulteau First Nations and McLeod Lake Indian Band involved in the Dokie Wind project to conclude comprehensive project consent and support agreements. The partnership has also developed an effective working relationship with these First Nations and looks forward to working with them to complete the first phase of the Dokie Wind Project.
The partnership has entered into an agreement with the Canadian government to receive renewable energy incentives for the project under Canada's ecoENERGY program. The program provides renewable energy projects C$0.01 (before tax) per kilowatt-hour for the first 10 years of power production.
"Renewable energy projects, such as the Dokie Wind Project, and the Canadian economy overall have benefited greatly from the ecoENERGY for Renewable Power program," said Mark Tonner, Managing Director of Canada at GE Energy Financial Services. "We support this initiative and look forward to continuing to access this program to help Canada reach its renewable energy targets."
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Going for gold in clean energy: GE, Plutonic advance construction of BC's largest private wind, run-of-river projects
2/14/2010 6:30 PM - Canada NewsWire
VANCOUVER, Feb. 14, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Helping British Columbia "Go for the Gold" in clean energy, GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE: GE), and Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) announced today updates on construction at the 144-megawatt Dokie Wind Project and 196-megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek Hydroelectric Project. Announced during a 2010 Winter Olympic Games briefing today at the British Columbia Showcase in Vancouver, these facilities will be British Columbia's largest independent wind and run-of-river projects and will help the province meet its goal of electricity self-sufficiency by 2016 by using 90 percent clean domestic generation sources.
Additionally, GE and Plutonic Power are preparing to undertake a feasibility study on the expansion of the Dokie Wind Project to 300 megawatts, which would be the largest private-sector wind farm built west of Ontario. The partners also are pursuing the Upper Toba Valley and Bute Inlet hydroelectric projects in British Columbia.
"GE Energy Financial Services has made all of its Canadian renewable energy investments in British Columbia, and is helping the province 'go for the gold' with aggressive renewable energy targets and 'green-collar' jobs," said Alex Urquhart, president and CEO of GE Energy Financial Services. "British Columbia has tremendous natural resources that are ideal for large-scale renewable energy projects. To realize this potential, we encourage the provincial and federal governments, BC Hydro and regulatory bodies to work with industry to ensure current and future clean power tenders move forward quickly."
<< Starting the Dokie Wind Project >>
GE and Plutonic executives celebrated the official start of construction on phase one of the Dokie Wind Project during today's event. GE and Plutonic jointly contributed and arranged C$227.5 million of project equity and debt to finance construction of the project which is located 1,100 kilometers northeast of Vancouver. The construction contractor, Mortenson, has begun clearing roads to access the site and prepare foundations for the wind turbines. The 144-megawatt project is expected to reach commercial operation by early next year and provide enough electricity to meet the annual needs of 34,000 homes and avoid more than 229,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel sources such as a coal plant - the equivalent of taking 44,000 cars off the road. The project is expected to create approximately 200 construction jobs as well as permanent employment for operations and ongoing seasonal maintenance requirements.
<< Nearing Completion of Toba Montrose Hydroelectric Project >>
GE and Plutonic executives also announced that the C$660 million, 196-megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek Hydroelectric Project, located 190 kilometers northwest of Vancouver at the headwaters of the Toba Inlet north of Powell River, is more than 80 percent complete. The GE-Plutonic partnership has nearly completed installation of generators and turbines at the facility, and a new electrical substation at Saltery Bay, which will be used to transfer power to British Columbia's electricity grid, has been energized. The hydro project is expected to be fully operational by the fourth quarter of this year, with the potential to power approximately 75,000 homes and displace an estimated 455,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases annually - the equivalent of taking approximately 90,000 cars off the road. Since construction began in July 2007, more than 600 construction jobs have been created, with additional permanent jobs for operations and ongoing seasonal maintenance requirements.
<< First Nations Agreements >>
The Dokie Wind and Toba Montrose Projects are located in the traditional territories of seven First Nations. On behalf of the partnership, Plutonic has worked diligently to understand the environmental, economic and social impacts of the projects with the First Nations and to build tangible relationships with all seven First Nations partners.
GE and Plutonic successfully concluded comprehensive Memorandums of Understanding with the Halfway River First Nations, West Moberly First Nations, Saulteau First Nations and the McLeod Lake Indian Band in 2009 for the Dokie Wind project. For the Toba Montrose project, comprehensive Impact Benefit Agreements were reached with the Klahoose First Nation, Sliammon First Nation and Sechelt Indian Band in 2007 and 2008.
"GE and Plutonic are extremely proud of our First Nations partnerships - these agreements are the foundation for shared prosperity and ensuring that these projects are built in a manner respectful of the environment and culture of the First Nations involved," said Donald McInnes, CEO of Plutonic Power Corporation.
<< Strengthening Government Support of Renewable Energy >>
The GE-Plutonic partnership has signed contribution agreements with the Government of Canada for both the Dokie Wind and Toba Montrose Projects under Canada's ecoENERGY program. Last month, GE Energy Financial Services published a study estimating that renewing the ecoENERGY program - which has allocated virtually all of its funding for renewable energy projects - would more than pay for itself through tax revenues from the projects' income, vendors' profits and individual workers' wages. Click here to access the press release and study: http://www.geenergyfinance.com/press_room/press_releases/eco…
About GE Energy Financial Services
GE Energy Financial Services' experts invest globally with a long-term view, backed by the best of GE's technical know-how, financial strength and rigorous risk management, across the capital spectrum, in one of the world's most capital-intensive industries, energy. GE Energy Financial Services helps its customers and GE grow through new investments, strong partnerships and optimization of its US$23 billion in assets. GE Energy Financial Services is based in Stamford, Connecticut. For more information, visit www.geenergyfinancialservices.com.
About GE
GE (NYSE: GE) is a diversified infrastructure, finance and media company taking on the world's toughest challenges. From aircraft engines and power generation to financial services, medical imaging, and television programming, GE operates in more than 100 countries and employs about 300,000 people worldwide. For more information, visit the company's Web site at www.ge.com.
About Plutonic Power Corporation
British Columbia based Plutonic Power is a Canadian leader in clean energy development. Our vision is to create a legacy through the development of renewable, reliable, clean energy projects. Plutonic is a partner in 340 megawatts of hydro and wind projects that are under construction. In 2010 commercial operations will start at the $660 million, 196 megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek run-of-river hydroelectric project. Active construction is also underway on the $227.5 million, 144 megawatt Dokie Wind Project, diversifying Plutonic Power's clean energy portfolio. Plutonic is committed to working in partnership with First Nations, stakeholder groups and local communities in the development of all of its projects. By developing its suite of projects, Plutonic will help British Columbia realize its goal of becoming electricity self-sufficient by 2016 utilizing 90% clean domestic generation sources, will create employment opportunities and will play a significant role in the fight against climate change.
Going for gold in clean energy: GE, Plutonic advance construction of BC's largest private wind, run-of-river projects
2/14/2010 6:30 PM - Canada NewsWire
VANCOUVER, Feb. 14, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Helping British Columbia "Go for the Gold" in clean energy, GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE: GE), and Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) announced today updates on construction at the 144-megawatt Dokie Wind Project and 196-megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek Hydroelectric Project. Announced during a 2010 Winter Olympic Games briefing today at the British Columbia Showcase in Vancouver, these facilities will be British Columbia's largest independent wind and run-of-river projects and will help the province meet its goal of electricity self-sufficiency by 2016 by using 90 percent clean domestic generation sources.
Additionally, GE and Plutonic Power are preparing to undertake a feasibility study on the expansion of the Dokie Wind Project to 300 megawatts, which would be the largest private-sector wind farm built west of Ontario. The partners also are pursuing the Upper Toba Valley and Bute Inlet hydroelectric projects in British Columbia.
"GE Energy Financial Services has made all of its Canadian renewable energy investments in British Columbia, and is helping the province 'go for the gold' with aggressive renewable energy targets and 'green-collar' jobs," said Alex Urquhart, president and CEO of GE Energy Financial Services. "British Columbia has tremendous natural resources that are ideal for large-scale renewable energy projects. To realize this potential, we encourage the provincial and federal governments, BC Hydro and regulatory bodies to work with industry to ensure current and future clean power tenders move forward quickly."
<< Starting the Dokie Wind Project >>
GE and Plutonic executives celebrated the official start of construction on phase one of the Dokie Wind Project during today's event. GE and Plutonic jointly contributed and arranged C$227.5 million of project equity and debt to finance construction of the project which is located 1,100 kilometers northeast of Vancouver. The construction contractor, Mortenson, has begun clearing roads to access the site and prepare foundations for the wind turbines. The 144-megawatt project is expected to reach commercial operation by early next year and provide enough electricity to meet the annual needs of 34,000 homes and avoid more than 229,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel sources such as a coal plant - the equivalent of taking 44,000 cars off the road. The project is expected to create approximately 200 construction jobs as well as permanent employment for operations and ongoing seasonal maintenance requirements.
<< Nearing Completion of Toba Montrose Hydroelectric Project >>
GE and Plutonic executives also announced that the C$660 million, 196-megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek Hydroelectric Project, located 190 kilometers northwest of Vancouver at the headwaters of the Toba Inlet north of Powell River, is more than 80 percent complete. The GE-Plutonic partnership has nearly completed installation of generators and turbines at the facility, and a new electrical substation at Saltery Bay, which will be used to transfer power to British Columbia's electricity grid, has been energized. The hydro project is expected to be fully operational by the fourth quarter of this year, with the potential to power approximately 75,000 homes and displace an estimated 455,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases annually - the equivalent of taking approximately 90,000 cars off the road. Since construction began in July 2007, more than 600 construction jobs have been created, with additional permanent jobs for operations and ongoing seasonal maintenance requirements.
<< First Nations Agreements >>
The Dokie Wind and Toba Montrose Projects are located in the traditional territories of seven First Nations. On behalf of the partnership, Plutonic has worked diligently to understand the environmental, economic and social impacts of the projects with the First Nations and to build tangible relationships with all seven First Nations partners.
GE and Plutonic successfully concluded comprehensive Memorandums of Understanding with the Halfway River First Nations, West Moberly First Nations, Saulteau First Nations and the McLeod Lake Indian Band in 2009 for the Dokie Wind project. For the Toba Montrose project, comprehensive Impact Benefit Agreements were reached with the Klahoose First Nation, Sliammon First Nation and Sechelt Indian Band in 2007 and 2008.
"GE and Plutonic are extremely proud of our First Nations partnerships - these agreements are the foundation for shared prosperity and ensuring that these projects are built in a manner respectful of the environment and culture of the First Nations involved," said Donald McInnes, CEO of Plutonic Power Corporation.
<< Strengthening Government Support of Renewable Energy >>
The GE-Plutonic partnership has signed contribution agreements with the Government of Canada for both the Dokie Wind and Toba Montrose Projects under Canada's ecoENERGY program. Last month, GE Energy Financial Services published a study estimating that renewing the ecoENERGY program - which has allocated virtually all of its funding for renewable energy projects - would more than pay for itself through tax revenues from the projects' income, vendors' profits and individual workers' wages. Click here to access the press release and study: http://www.geenergyfinance.com/press_room/press_releases/eco…
About GE Energy Financial Services
GE Energy Financial Services' experts invest globally with a long-term view, backed by the best of GE's technical know-how, financial strength and rigorous risk management, across the capital spectrum, in one of the world's most capital-intensive industries, energy. GE Energy Financial Services helps its customers and GE grow through new investments, strong partnerships and optimization of its US$23 billion in assets. GE Energy Financial Services is based in Stamford, Connecticut. For more information, visit www.geenergyfinancialservices.com.
About GE
GE (NYSE: GE) is a diversified infrastructure, finance and media company taking on the world's toughest challenges. From aircraft engines and power generation to financial services, medical imaging, and television programming, GE operates in more than 100 countries and employs about 300,000 people worldwide. For more information, visit the company's Web site at www.ge.com.
About Plutonic Power Corporation
British Columbia based Plutonic Power is a Canadian leader in clean energy development. Our vision is to create a legacy through the development of renewable, reliable, clean energy projects. Plutonic is a partner in 340 megawatts of hydro and wind projects that are under construction. In 2010 commercial operations will start at the $660 million, 196 megawatt East Toba River and Montrose Creek run-of-river hydroelectric project. Active construction is also underway on the $227.5 million, 144 megawatt Dokie Wind Project, diversifying Plutonic Power's clean energy portfolio. Plutonic is committed to working in partnership with First Nations, stakeholder groups and local communities in the development of all of its projects. By developing its suite of projects, Plutonic will help British Columbia realize its goal of becoming electricity self-sufficient by 2016 utilizing 90% clean domestic generation sources, will create employment opportunities and will play a significant role in the fight against climate change.
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Plutonic Power Issues Progress Update and Second Quarter ended June 30, 2010 Financial Results
8/10/2010 8:11 PM - Canada NewsWire
VANCOUVER, Aug. 10, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Plutonic Power Corporation (the "Company") (PCC: TSX) announced today a progress update and its financial results in Canadian Dollars for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2010.
<< TOBA MONTROSE UPDATE -------------------- >>
Toba Montrose General Partnership ("TMGP"), a partnership between the Company and GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE:GE), has commenced selling electricity to BC Hydro and Power Authority ("BC Hydro") under an Electricity Purchase Agreement ("EPA") from power generated by the East Toba River and Montrose Creek generation facilities. TMGP received confirmation from BC Hydro that Toba Montrose has met its guaranteed commercial operations date ("COD") commitment under the EPA. Both facilities are now operating at full capacity while their commissioning continues.
The test operations of the two facilities remain under the control of TMGP's contractor Peter Kiewit Sons Co. ("Kiewit"), who has constructed Toba Montrose under a fixed price construction contract. TMGP will sell all of the power generated from the two facilities to BC Hydro under a 35-year agreement. Substantial completion and handover of the facilities to TMGP is expected by the end of the third quarter after further operator training, testing and other commissioning activities. Until substantial completion is achieved, revenues from power sales will be credited against capital costs. As a bonus for early completion, Kiewit is entitled to a portion of electricity sales from the East Toba River facility prior to July 1, 2010, and from the Montrose Creek facility prior to November 1, 2010. TMGP expects the Toba Montrose facilities to be substantially complete before the end of the third quarter of 2010.
<< DOKIE WIND PROJECT UPDATE ------------------------- >>
During the fourth quarter of 2009, the Company and GE formed Dokie General Partnership ("DGP"), to acquire, finance, complete the construction of and operate, the Dokie Wind Project. DGP acquired the partially completed and fully permitted Dokie Wind Project from EarthFirst Canada Inc. DGP arranged debt financing of $175 million and the Company and GE contributed $52.5 million of project equity, to finance the completion of the Dokie Wind Project. The Dokie Wind Project, located 1,100 kilometres northeast of Vancouver, near Chetwynd, BC, will use 48 Vestas V90 wind turbines and is expected to generate a long term average of 340,000 megawatt hours of electricity annually. Completion of construction and commencement of electricity sales to BC Hydro are scheduled for early 2011 under a 25 year EPA.
Mortenson Canada Corporation mobilized to site in early January, 2010 to commence the balance of construction on the Dokie Wind Project. Deliveries of the remaining 40 turbines to a lay down area in Chetwynd, along with all site roads and wind turbine foundations were completed by the end of the second quarter. Turbine erection for the remaining 43 units commenced in late June 2010 and this will be the primary site activity during the third quarter of 2010. The substation, the 234 KV transmission line and the 35 KV collector lines are scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2010. Support from the community has been very positive and construction activity continues to be on schedule.
<< FINANCIAL RESULTS ----------------- >>
For the second quarter ended June 30, 2010, the Company incurred a net loss of $1.8 million ($0.03 net loss per common share) compared with a net loss of $2.1 million ($0.05 net loss per common share) in the same period in 2009. The Company's net loss for the quarter ended June 30, 2010 is comprised of $1.8 million (June 30, 2009 - $2.4 million) in net cash operating expenditures, and $15,369 in net non-cash operating gains (June 30, 2009 - $214,709), including share based compensation, loss on disposal of investments, and an unrealized gain on the fair value adjustment of interest rate swaps.
As at June 30, 2010, the Company had $13.0 million in consolidated cash, $34.0 million in consolidated cash restricted to construction and consolidated working capital of $32.9 million. Excluding its respective proportionate 40% share of TMGP cash and working capital and 51% share of DGP cash and working capital as at June 30, 2010, the Company had $8.5 million in cash and $8.5 million in working capital.
As at June 30, 2010, the Company had recorded $268.6 million in long term debt, $317.0 million in property plant and equipment and $6.0 million in intangible assets, based on its 40% share in TMGP and 51% share in DGP. The long term debt of TMGP and DGP are secured by the assets of TMGP and DGP respectively and are non-recourse to the other assets of the Company.
This financial summary should be read in conjunction with the Company's June 30, 2010 unaudited consolidated interim financial statements and Management's Discussion and Analysis, both of which are available on www.sedar.com and on the Plutonic Power Corporation web site at
http://www.plutonic.ca/s/FinancialReports.asp
8/10/2010 8:11 PM - Canada NewsWire
VANCOUVER, Aug. 10, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Plutonic Power Corporation (the "Company") (PCC: TSX) announced today a progress update and its financial results in Canadian Dollars for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2010.
<< TOBA MONTROSE UPDATE -------------------- >>
Toba Montrose General Partnership ("TMGP"), a partnership between the Company and GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE:GE), has commenced selling electricity to BC Hydro and Power Authority ("BC Hydro") under an Electricity Purchase Agreement ("EPA") from power generated by the East Toba River and Montrose Creek generation facilities. TMGP received confirmation from BC Hydro that Toba Montrose has met its guaranteed commercial operations date ("COD") commitment under the EPA. Both facilities are now operating at full capacity while their commissioning continues.
The test operations of the two facilities remain under the control of TMGP's contractor Peter Kiewit Sons Co. ("Kiewit"), who has constructed Toba Montrose under a fixed price construction contract. TMGP will sell all of the power generated from the two facilities to BC Hydro under a 35-year agreement. Substantial completion and handover of the facilities to TMGP is expected by the end of the third quarter after further operator training, testing and other commissioning activities. Until substantial completion is achieved, revenues from power sales will be credited against capital costs. As a bonus for early completion, Kiewit is entitled to a portion of electricity sales from the East Toba River facility prior to July 1, 2010, and from the Montrose Creek facility prior to November 1, 2010. TMGP expects the Toba Montrose facilities to be substantially complete before the end of the third quarter of 2010.
<< DOKIE WIND PROJECT UPDATE ------------------------- >>
During the fourth quarter of 2009, the Company and GE formed Dokie General Partnership ("DGP"), to acquire, finance, complete the construction of and operate, the Dokie Wind Project. DGP acquired the partially completed and fully permitted Dokie Wind Project from EarthFirst Canada Inc. DGP arranged debt financing of $175 million and the Company and GE contributed $52.5 million of project equity, to finance the completion of the Dokie Wind Project. The Dokie Wind Project, located 1,100 kilometres northeast of Vancouver, near Chetwynd, BC, will use 48 Vestas V90 wind turbines and is expected to generate a long term average of 340,000 megawatt hours of electricity annually. Completion of construction and commencement of electricity sales to BC Hydro are scheduled for early 2011 under a 25 year EPA.
Mortenson Canada Corporation mobilized to site in early January, 2010 to commence the balance of construction on the Dokie Wind Project. Deliveries of the remaining 40 turbines to a lay down area in Chetwynd, along with all site roads and wind turbine foundations were completed by the end of the second quarter. Turbine erection for the remaining 43 units commenced in late June 2010 and this will be the primary site activity during the third quarter of 2010. The substation, the 234 KV transmission line and the 35 KV collector lines are scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2010. Support from the community has been very positive and construction activity continues to be on schedule.
<< FINANCIAL RESULTS ----------------- >>
For the second quarter ended June 30, 2010, the Company incurred a net loss of $1.8 million ($0.03 net loss per common share) compared with a net loss of $2.1 million ($0.05 net loss per common share) in the same period in 2009. The Company's net loss for the quarter ended June 30, 2010 is comprised of $1.8 million (June 30, 2009 - $2.4 million) in net cash operating expenditures, and $15,369 in net non-cash operating gains (June 30, 2009 - $214,709), including share based compensation, loss on disposal of investments, and an unrealized gain on the fair value adjustment of interest rate swaps.
As at June 30, 2010, the Company had $13.0 million in consolidated cash, $34.0 million in consolidated cash restricted to construction and consolidated working capital of $32.9 million. Excluding its respective proportionate 40% share of TMGP cash and working capital and 51% share of DGP cash and working capital as at June 30, 2010, the Company had $8.5 million in cash and $8.5 million in working capital.
As at June 30, 2010, the Company had recorded $268.6 million in long term debt, $317.0 million in property plant and equipment and $6.0 million in intangible assets, based on its 40% share in TMGP and 51% share in DGP. The long term debt of TMGP and DGP are secured by the assets of TMGP and DGP respectively and are non-recourse to the other assets of the Company.
This financial summary should be read in conjunction with the Company's June 30, 2010 unaudited consolidated interim financial statements and Management's Discussion and Analysis, both of which are available on www.sedar.com and on the Plutonic Power Corporation web site at
http://www.plutonic.ca/s/FinancialReports.asp
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.352.449 von KingsX am 19.10.10 19:54:01dies scheint nun verdaut und man schaut auf die nun fließenden Einnahmen aus Dokie!
interessante Chartformation. Abverkauf ist beendet. Ausbruch aus dem Konsi-Dreieck nach oben möglich. Dann gehts wohl wieder flott.
Plutonic Power Agrees to Buy 50 MW Portfolio from First Solar in Partnership with GE Energy Financial Services
Plutonic Expands into Ontario Market
VANCOUVER, British Columbia & TEMPE, Ariz., Jan 05, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) and GE (NYSE: GE) unit GE Energy Financial Services have agreed to acquire a 50-megawatt (alternating current) portfolio of three photovoltaic solar facilities to be built in Ontario from First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: FSLR), marking Plutonic's expansion into solar power and Ontario.
Plutonic Power is expected to make an equity contribution of approximately C$6 million and serve as the projects' managing partner. Project debt will be arranged by First Solar on behalf of Plutonic and GE Energy Financial Services and is expected to be in place at financial close, which coincides with the start of commercial operation. Additional financial details were not disclosed.
"Expanding into both a new market and a new technology represents significant growth for Plutonic," said Donald McInnes, Vice-Chairman and CEO of Plutonic Power. "Our solid relationship with GE Energy Financial Services enabled this expansion into our third joint near-term operating asset."
"This transaction is GE Energy Financial Services' first solar investment in Canada, broadening our US$6 billion renewable energy portfolio and supporting our strong partnership with Plutonic," said Mark Tonner, Managing Director and Canada business leader at GE Energy Financial Services. "We see significant growth potential for solar power worldwide, which continues to improve on technology costs and efficiencies, and helps balance wind-generated power, which peaks at different times."
First Solar will continue developing the facilities--Amherstburg (10 MW), Belmont (20 MW) and Walpole (20 MW)--and will provide engineering, procurement and construction services and operations and maintenance services under long-term contracts. Permitting the projects under the province's Renewable Energy Approval process is expected in the spring of 2011. Construction is expected to begin by mid-2011.
"These projects will significantly expand Ontario's supply of clean, affordable, sustainable solar energy," said Frank De Rosa, First Solar senior vice president of project development for North America. "First Solar is pleased to be working with Plutonic and GE Energy Financial Services to realize these development projects."
The projects will create more than 600 construction jobs, generate tax revenues for various levels of government and create economic benefits for local businesses. The projects will sell their power to the Ontario Power Authority under 20-year energy purchase agreements and will interconnect to the province's distribution grid at five points. Combined, the facilities are expected to produce enough clean, sustainable electricity to power approximately 6,300 local homes and avoid 14,600 tons of carbon dioxide a year--the equivalent of taking 3,700 cars off the road.
In addition to this investment, Plutonic Power and GE Energy Financial Services also jointly own British Columbia's largest wind farm, the Dokie Wind Project, and British Columbia's largest independent run-of-river hydro project, the East Toba River and Montrose Creek hydroelectric project. The two projects have a combined capacity of 340 megawatts and have secured long-term Energy Purchase Agreements with BC Hydro.
Last month, GE Energy Financial Services announced it had reached its multi-year target of investing US$6 billion in renewable energy projects, which today span 14 countries and include investments in wind farms, solar installations, hydroelectric projects, landfill gas facilities and projects involving other technologies across a wide spectrum of capital--from project equity to debt and venture capital. GE Energy Financial Services' renewable energy investments reinforce GE's ecomagination initiative, a program to help its customers meet their environmental challenges while expanding its own portfolio of cleaner energy products.
Plutonic Expands into Ontario Market
VANCOUVER, British Columbia & TEMPE, Ariz., Jan 05, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) and GE (NYSE: GE) unit GE Energy Financial Services have agreed to acquire a 50-megawatt (alternating current) portfolio of three photovoltaic solar facilities to be built in Ontario from First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: FSLR), marking Plutonic's expansion into solar power and Ontario.
Plutonic Power is expected to make an equity contribution of approximately C$6 million and serve as the projects' managing partner. Project debt will be arranged by First Solar on behalf of Plutonic and GE Energy Financial Services and is expected to be in place at financial close, which coincides with the start of commercial operation. Additional financial details were not disclosed.
"Expanding into both a new market and a new technology represents significant growth for Plutonic," said Donald McInnes, Vice-Chairman and CEO of Plutonic Power. "Our solid relationship with GE Energy Financial Services enabled this expansion into our third joint near-term operating asset."
"This transaction is GE Energy Financial Services' first solar investment in Canada, broadening our US$6 billion renewable energy portfolio and supporting our strong partnership with Plutonic," said Mark Tonner, Managing Director and Canada business leader at GE Energy Financial Services. "We see significant growth potential for solar power worldwide, which continues to improve on technology costs and efficiencies, and helps balance wind-generated power, which peaks at different times."
First Solar will continue developing the facilities--Amherstburg (10 MW), Belmont (20 MW) and Walpole (20 MW)--and will provide engineering, procurement and construction services and operations and maintenance services under long-term contracts. Permitting the projects under the province's Renewable Energy Approval process is expected in the spring of 2011. Construction is expected to begin by mid-2011.
"These projects will significantly expand Ontario's supply of clean, affordable, sustainable solar energy," said Frank De Rosa, First Solar senior vice president of project development for North America. "First Solar is pleased to be working with Plutonic and GE Energy Financial Services to realize these development projects."
The projects will create more than 600 construction jobs, generate tax revenues for various levels of government and create economic benefits for local businesses. The projects will sell their power to the Ontario Power Authority under 20-year energy purchase agreements and will interconnect to the province's distribution grid at five points. Combined, the facilities are expected to produce enough clean, sustainable electricity to power approximately 6,300 local homes and avoid 14,600 tons of carbon dioxide a year--the equivalent of taking 3,700 cars off the road.
In addition to this investment, Plutonic Power and GE Energy Financial Services also jointly own British Columbia's largest wind farm, the Dokie Wind Project, and British Columbia's largest independent run-of-river hydro project, the East Toba River and Montrose Creek hydroelectric project. The two projects have a combined capacity of 340 megawatts and have secured long-term Energy Purchase Agreements with BC Hydro.
Last month, GE Energy Financial Services announced it had reached its multi-year target of investing US$6 billion in renewable energy projects, which today span 14 countries and include investments in wind farms, solar installations, hydroelectric projects, landfill gas facilities and projects involving other technologies across a wide spectrum of capital--from project equity to debt and venture capital. GE Energy Financial Services' renewable energy investments reinforce GE's ecomagination initiative, a program to help its customers meet their environmental challenges while expanding its own portfolio of cleaner energy products.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.803.814 von R-BgO am 05.01.11 14:45:14Sehr schön, die Meldung hat nun ein super Kaufsignal in der Charttechnik geliefert. Wir könnten kurzfristig wieder bis 3$ hochlaufen. Langfristig bietet Plutonic zudem noch gute Chancen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.803.814 von R-BgO am 05.01.11 14:45:14so schnell kommt so was in Deutschland an:
Plutonic Power erwirbt gemeinsam mit GE Energy Financial Services 50-MW-Portfolio von First Solar
photovoltaik-guide.de / Michael Ziegler | 01.02.2011
Vancouver/Tempe, 01. Februar 2011, Die Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) und die Geschäftseinheit GE Energy Financial Services von GE (NYSE: GE) haben sich geeinigt, ein Portfolio mit drei fotovoltaischen Solaranlagen mit 50 Megawatt Leistung (Wechselstrom) von First Solar Inc. (NASDAQ: FSLR) zu erwerben. Die Anlagen sollen in Ontario gebaut werden und stellen eine Ausdehnung von Plutonic sowohl in den Solarstrombereich als auch nach Ontario dar.
Plutonic Power wird voraussichtlich eine Eigenbeteiligung in Höhe von rund CAD 6 Millionen leisten und bei den Projekten als geschäftsführender Gesellschafter auftreten. Das Fremdkapital für das Projekt wird von First Solar im Namen von Plutonic und GE Energy Financial Services aufgebracht und soll bis zum Finanzabschluss stehen, dessen Termin mit der Aufnahme des gewerblichen Betriebs zusammenfällt. Weitere Einzelheiten zum Finanziellen wurden nicht bekannt gegeben.
„Die Ausdehnung in einen neuen Markt sowie in einen neuen Technologiebereich stellt für Plutonic ein signifikantes Wachstum dar“, sagte Donald McInnes, Vizevorsitzender und CEO von Plutonic Power. „Unsere starke Beziehung zu GE Energy Financial Services machte diese Ausdehnung in unsere dritte gemeinsam betriebene Anlage in naher Zukunft möglich.“
„Diese Transaktion ist die erste Investition von GE Energy Financial Services im Solarbereich in Kanada und erweitert unser Portfolio an erneuerbaren Energien in Höhe von USD 6 Milliarden und stützt zudem unsere starke Partnerschaft mit Plutonic“, sagte Mark Tonner, Geschäftsführer und Leiter des Geschäftsbereichs Kanada bei GE Energy Financial Services. „Wir erkennen weltweit ein erhebliches Wachstumspotenzial für Solarstromtechnologie, bei der sich Kosten- und Wirkungsgrade laufend verbessern und die einen Ausgleich zur Windkraft darstellen kann, welche zu anderen Zeiten Spitzenwerte erreicht.“
First Solar wird sich weiterhin um die Entwicklung der Anlagen – in Amherstburg (10 MW), Belmont (20 MW) und Walpole (20 MW) – kümmern und Ingenieurs-, Beschaffungs- und Baudienstleistungen sowie gemäß langfristigen Verträgen betriebliche Leistungen und Wartungsdienste erbringen. Die Genehmigungen für die Projekte gemäß dem Zulassungsverfahren für erneuerbare Energien der Provinz Ontario werden für das Frühjahr 2011 erwartet. Der Bau soll bis Mitte 2011 beginnen.
„Diese Projekte werden die Versorgung Ontarios mit sauberem, günstigem und nachhaltigem Solarstrom erheblich erweitern“, sagte Frank De Rosa, Senior Vice President des Bereichs Projektentwicklung in Nordamerika bei First Solar. „First Solar freut sich auf die Zusammenarbeit mit Plutonic und GE Energy Financial Services bei der Umsetzung dieser Entwicklungsvorhaben.“
Aufgrund der Projekte werden über 600 Stellen im Baugewerbe, Steuererträge auf verschiedenen Regierungsebenen sowie wirtschaftliche Vorteile für lokale Geschäfte geschaffen. Der Strom aus den Projekten wird gemäß 20 Jahre laufenden Stromkaufverträgen an die Energiebehörde von Ontario verkauft und an fünf Standorten ins Verteilernetz der Provinz eingespeist. Zusammen genommen werden die Anlagen voraussichtlich genügend sauberen und nachhaltigen Strom für zirka 6300 Wohnungen erzeugen, wodurch alljährlich 14.600 Tonnen Kohlendioxid eingespart werden – was einem Äquivalent von 3700 Personenkraftwagen weniger im Straßenverkehr entspricht.
Zusätzlich zu dieser Investition sind Plutonic Power und GE Energy Financial Services auch gemeinsame Besitzer des größten Windenergieparks von British Columbia, dem Dokie Wind Projekt, und des größten unabhängigen Flusskraftwerksprojektes von British Columbia, dem Wasserkraftprojekt East Toba River und Montrose Creek. Die beiden Projekte verfügen über eine gemeinsame Leistungskapazität von 340 Megawatt, und es bestehen langfristige Stromkaufverträge mit BC Hydro.
Im vergangenen Monat gab GE Energy Financial Services das Erreichen des Mehrjahresziels einer Investition in Höhe von USD 6 Milliarden in Projekte mit erneuerbaren Energien bekannt – eine Investition, die heute 14 Länder sowie Windenergieparks, Solaranlagen, Wasserkraftprojekte, Deponiegaseinrichtungen und Projekte mit anderen Technologien umfasst. Dabei wird ein breites Spektrum an Kapital eingesetzt – von Eigenkapital über Fremdkapital bis zu Risikokapital. Die Investitionen von GE Energy Financial Services in erneuerbare Energien bestärken die „Ecomagination“-Initiative von GE, ein Programm, das den Kunden dabei behilflich sein soll, ökologische Herausforderungen zu meistern, wobei GE damit auch sein eigenes Portfolio an Produkten mit sauberer Energie ausdehnt.
Plutonic Power erwirbt gemeinsam mit GE Energy Financial Services 50-MW-Portfolio von First Solar
photovoltaik-guide.de / Michael Ziegler | 01.02.2011
Vancouver/Tempe, 01. Februar 2011, Die Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) und die Geschäftseinheit GE Energy Financial Services von GE (NYSE: GE) haben sich geeinigt, ein Portfolio mit drei fotovoltaischen Solaranlagen mit 50 Megawatt Leistung (Wechselstrom) von First Solar Inc. (NASDAQ: FSLR) zu erwerben. Die Anlagen sollen in Ontario gebaut werden und stellen eine Ausdehnung von Plutonic sowohl in den Solarstrombereich als auch nach Ontario dar.
Plutonic Power wird voraussichtlich eine Eigenbeteiligung in Höhe von rund CAD 6 Millionen leisten und bei den Projekten als geschäftsführender Gesellschafter auftreten. Das Fremdkapital für das Projekt wird von First Solar im Namen von Plutonic und GE Energy Financial Services aufgebracht und soll bis zum Finanzabschluss stehen, dessen Termin mit der Aufnahme des gewerblichen Betriebs zusammenfällt. Weitere Einzelheiten zum Finanziellen wurden nicht bekannt gegeben.
„Die Ausdehnung in einen neuen Markt sowie in einen neuen Technologiebereich stellt für Plutonic ein signifikantes Wachstum dar“, sagte Donald McInnes, Vizevorsitzender und CEO von Plutonic Power. „Unsere starke Beziehung zu GE Energy Financial Services machte diese Ausdehnung in unsere dritte gemeinsam betriebene Anlage in naher Zukunft möglich.“
„Diese Transaktion ist die erste Investition von GE Energy Financial Services im Solarbereich in Kanada und erweitert unser Portfolio an erneuerbaren Energien in Höhe von USD 6 Milliarden und stützt zudem unsere starke Partnerschaft mit Plutonic“, sagte Mark Tonner, Geschäftsführer und Leiter des Geschäftsbereichs Kanada bei GE Energy Financial Services. „Wir erkennen weltweit ein erhebliches Wachstumspotenzial für Solarstromtechnologie, bei der sich Kosten- und Wirkungsgrade laufend verbessern und die einen Ausgleich zur Windkraft darstellen kann, welche zu anderen Zeiten Spitzenwerte erreicht.“
First Solar wird sich weiterhin um die Entwicklung der Anlagen – in Amherstburg (10 MW), Belmont (20 MW) und Walpole (20 MW) – kümmern und Ingenieurs-, Beschaffungs- und Baudienstleistungen sowie gemäß langfristigen Verträgen betriebliche Leistungen und Wartungsdienste erbringen. Die Genehmigungen für die Projekte gemäß dem Zulassungsverfahren für erneuerbare Energien der Provinz Ontario werden für das Frühjahr 2011 erwartet. Der Bau soll bis Mitte 2011 beginnen.
„Diese Projekte werden die Versorgung Ontarios mit sauberem, günstigem und nachhaltigem Solarstrom erheblich erweitern“, sagte Frank De Rosa, Senior Vice President des Bereichs Projektentwicklung in Nordamerika bei First Solar. „First Solar freut sich auf die Zusammenarbeit mit Plutonic und GE Energy Financial Services bei der Umsetzung dieser Entwicklungsvorhaben.“
Aufgrund der Projekte werden über 600 Stellen im Baugewerbe, Steuererträge auf verschiedenen Regierungsebenen sowie wirtschaftliche Vorteile für lokale Geschäfte geschaffen. Der Strom aus den Projekten wird gemäß 20 Jahre laufenden Stromkaufverträgen an die Energiebehörde von Ontario verkauft und an fünf Standorten ins Verteilernetz der Provinz eingespeist. Zusammen genommen werden die Anlagen voraussichtlich genügend sauberen und nachhaltigen Strom für zirka 6300 Wohnungen erzeugen, wodurch alljährlich 14.600 Tonnen Kohlendioxid eingespart werden – was einem Äquivalent von 3700 Personenkraftwagen weniger im Straßenverkehr entspricht.
Zusätzlich zu dieser Investition sind Plutonic Power und GE Energy Financial Services auch gemeinsame Besitzer des größten Windenergieparks von British Columbia, dem Dokie Wind Projekt, und des größten unabhängigen Flusskraftwerksprojektes von British Columbia, dem Wasserkraftprojekt East Toba River und Montrose Creek. Die beiden Projekte verfügen über eine gemeinsame Leistungskapazität von 340 Megawatt, und es bestehen langfristige Stromkaufverträge mit BC Hydro.
Im vergangenen Monat gab GE Energy Financial Services das Erreichen des Mehrjahresziels einer Investition in Höhe von USD 6 Milliarden in Projekte mit erneuerbaren Energien bekannt – eine Investition, die heute 14 Länder sowie Windenergieparks, Solaranlagen, Wasserkraftprojekte, Deponiegaseinrichtungen und Projekte mit anderen Technologien umfasst. Dabei wird ein breites Spektrum an Kapital eingesetzt – von Eigenkapital über Fremdkapital bis zu Risikokapital. Die Investitionen von GE Energy Financial Services in erneuerbare Energien bestärken die „Ecomagination“-Initiative von GE, ein Programm, das den Kunden dabei behilflich sein soll, ökologische Herausforderungen zu meistern, wobei GE damit auch sein eigenes Portfolio an Produkten mit sauberer Energie ausdehnt.
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March 7 (Reuters) - Plutonic Power Corp:
* Magma energy corp. and Plutonic Power Corporation announce merger to create
alterra power corp
* Says post-deal market capitalization of approximately $575 million
* Says each shareholder will receive 2.38 shares of Magma for each Plutonic
share held
* Says Magma will change its name to alterra
* Says Magma to provide short term financial support by subscribing for a $10
million convertible debenture
March 7 (Reuters) - Plutonic Power Corp:
* Magma energy corp. and Plutonic Power Corporation announce merger to create
alterra power corp
* Says post-deal market capitalization of approximately $575 million
* Says each shareholder will receive 2.38 shares of Magma for each Plutonic
share held
* Says Magma will change its name to alterra
* Says Magma to provide short term financial support by subscribing for a $10
million convertible debenture
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.157.197 von R-BgO am 07.03.11 11:41:50
...2,38 mal 1,22 CAD (pro Magma Share, SK vom Freitag) macht ca. 2,90 CAD für Plutonic Power (rund 20 % Aufschlag auf den Freitags-SK...
...2,38 mal 1,22 CAD (pro Magma Share, SK vom Freitag) macht ca. 2,90 CAD für Plutonic Power (rund 20 % Aufschlag auf den Freitags-SK...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.962.652 von R-BgO am 01.02.11 17:29:17mit Plutonic (und anderen grünen Aktien) ist man langfristig im Portfolio gut aufgestellt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.157.197 von R-BgO am 07.03.11 11:41:50Fusion & Umbenennung in Alterra Power ist durch; neue WKN A1JAXT ist w:o offenbar noch nicht bekannt...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.586.963 von R-BgO am 01.06.11 09:28:11...jetzt doch: Thread: Alterra Power - fusioniert aus Plutonic Power und Magma Energy
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