CBD Energy - australischer EE-Player - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[R-BgO]

sieht von den Zahlen her deutlich schlechter aus als SOLCO, aber nehme sie trotzdem mal ins Solarportfolio...:


11 August 2010 ASX & MEDIA RELEASE GERMANY’S SOLON BECOMES 18.6% SHAREHOLDER IN CBD One of the largest manufacturers of solar modules and solar system technology in Europe, SOLON SE, has increased its shareholding in diversified renewable energy company, CBD Energy Limited (ASX: CBD), to 18.6 per cent of shares on issue. SOLON previously owned 9.27 per cent of CBD and has acquired the shares of I-Sol Ventures. This achieves a consolidation of SOLON’s interest and business connection with CBD.

CBD distributes SOLON’s solar equipment in Australia, to retail and wholesale customers, enabling it to offer a European quality product as an alternative to product it sources from Australia, China and other locations. SOLON is a supplier of solar system technology for large-scale rooftop and greenfield installations. The SOLON Group has subsidiaries in Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Switzerland, and the U.S.

and employs some 950 people worldwide. SOLON’s core business is producing solar modules and photovoltaic systems along with planning and constructing large rooftop installations and turnkey solar power plants internationally. Through CBD as its agent, SOLON last month concluded a supply agreement with Australian renewable energy company, Bright Generation, for its solar modules to be used in a product which achieves solar power and hot water in the one system.

[cmeise]

http://www.cbdenergy.com.au/index.html

Die PV Sparte ist allerdings recht klein. Genaue Umsatzzahlen habe ich nicht gefunden, aber im GB 2009 heisst es:
Sales during July and August 2009 of roof top solar panels amounted to 110 kW of output and CBD expects this to reach 1 MW by the FY 2010.
Der Gesamtumsatz betrug knapp 17 Mio AUD bei einem net loss von ca 3,7 Mio AUD

[R-BgO]

das ist schon größer:

24 August 2010
ASX & MEDIA RELEASE
CBD WINS SOLAR POWER PLANT CONTRACT IN THAILAND

Diversified renewable energy company, CBD Energy Limited (ASX: CBD), through
wholly owned subsidiary, eco-Kinetics, has won a significant contract to build a solar
power plant in Thailand.
The size of the installation, at a total 99MW, will rank it among the larger photovoltaic
plants in the world.
CBD subsidiary, eco-Kinetics, has signed a turnkey contract which covers design,
equipment supply and construction of the plant as well as an operating and
maintenance contract.
The contract for the project is with a prominent private business group in Thailand
which has ventures across manufacturing, chemical, insurances, transport and real
estate.
A first down payment for the project has been received.
The project begins with an initial stage of 8 MW, increasing to a total size of 99MW,
with an overall project value in excess of $A300 million.
eco-Kinetics expects to commence site works and begin installation in September
2010, leading to completion of Stage 1 by early 2011.
The total project is expected to be completed approximately two years from initial
commencement.
Among other details regarding the project are:
• the project is supported by a power purchase agreement with Thailand’s
electricity authority, Provincial Electricity Authority of Thailand.
• location of the solar plant is in Chonburi province near the Eastern Seaboard,
2
According to CBD Managing Director, Mr Gerry McGowan, this new contract
illustrated the enhanced capabilities within the diversified renewable energy group.
“The acquisition of eco-Kinetics has significantly expanded our commercial reach in
Australia and overseas solar markets,” Mr McGowan said.
“Winning this project is an outstanding achievement by Edwin Cywinski and his team
at eco-Kinetics as they look beyond Australia to build a renewable energy business,”
Mr McGowan said.
In 2009, the Thai government announced its intention to source 20 per cent of its
electricity from renewable energy by 2020, a similar target to Australia’s, and has a
range of tax and investment incentives to attract investment in its renewable energy
sector.
CBD recently completed a renewable energy project on the Chatham Islands in New
Zealand, has commenced a project on King Island in Bass Strait and is negotiating
other wind, solar and energy storage projects in Australia, China and Europe.
___________________________________________________________________

[R-BgO]

Zahlen sind heute rausgekommen; in Australien scheint der Teufel los zu sein...

[R-BgO]

Order Focus: Solon, CBS Energy to supply PV modules for Bright Generation’s SolarCombi
27 July 2010 | By Emma Hughes | News > Design-BuildSolar


Solon and CBD Energy, its Australian representative, have formed a new partnership with Murdoch University-based start-up Bright Generation, for the supply of Solon Black 130/04 solar modules. Bright Generation will integrate the modules into its product, SolarCombi, which combines photovoltaics and solar thermal power in the single streamlined system and is marketed to home owners in Australia.

"We are pleased that we can expand our activities in this promising market through our partnership with Bright Generation," said Stefan Säuberlich, CEO of Solon.

"We are pleased to support Solon products in SolarCombi as we believe that Solon's unprecedented quality is an excellent fit for our product," said Andrew Hall, CEO of Bright Generation.

[R-BgO]

...recent placement of 9,811,539 fully paid ordinary shares (placement
shares) at $0.13 per share, raising $1,275,500.

[R-BgO]

CBD to partner with Tianwei in solar manufacture


RWE Australian Business News
November 23, 2010

CBD Energy (ASX:CBD) has signed a memorandum of understanding with China's Tianwei to establish a solar equipment manufacturing business in Australia.

The new business creates a partnership between CBD, its subsidiary, eco-Kinetics, and Tianwei, a substantial Chinese electricity group and pioneer in renewable energy. Tianwei will own 5pc of the joint venture company that will be established, in exchange for providing its brand and technology, increasing to 51 per cent when the Chinese and Australian governments have approved the transaction. The new business will manufacture solar photovoltaic modules with integrated operating systems and Tianwei will grant to the business exclusive manufacturing rights for this equipment in Australia. The new solar business expects to establish annual production of 50 MW of modules which would represent revenue of approximately $100 million and create 100 jobs. Modules manufactured at the eco-Kinetics facility will be fitted with ZepSolar frames, the world's most effective mounting system in terms of installation time. CBD believes it will be the only Australian company able to provide a locally manufactured PV system with modules and mounting kits from eco-Kinetics partnered with inverters manufactured by its CapTech division. Managing director Gerry McGowan said opportunities for selling solar equipment can only increase in attractiveness in coming years, especially since community support for solar is strong as consumers struggle with increasing power prices. "The advantage for CBD in being involved in manufacturing is that it increases the extent of the value chain captured by CBD," he said. "It makes CBD Australia's first integrated solar company, encompassing manufacturing of solar modules, inverters and racking as well as installation, servicing and wholesaling."

[R-BgO]

56 Mio neue Shares w-convertible: http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/CBD_Energy_New_issue_anno…

[R-BgO]

CBD Energy to finalise JV agreement with China renewable energy businesses
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
CBD Energy (ASX: CBD) will shortly finalise its joint venture agreement with two of China’s largest renewable energy companies to further wind energy projects in Australia and China.

The agreement with Tianwei Baobian Electric Co Ltd and China Datang Corporation Renewable Power Co. Ltd covers participation in an existing CBD wind project and development of prospective new projects.

The joint venture documents will be signed at a ceremony in Sydney on Monday 18 April 2011.

The JV will establish a new stapled entity which will comprise a company (AusChina Energy Development Limited) which will be stapled to a unit trust (AusChina Energy Development Trust), with such stapled entity to be owned by the JV partners.

AusChina Energy group aims to develop A$6 billion of renewable energy projects over eight years and to become a significant participant in the Australian energy market.

CBD is already partnering with Baoding Tianwei Group in a solar project in China. Tianwei is a member of China South Industries Group which is ranked as a Fortune Global 500 company and is one of the largest solar, wind and electrical equipment producers in China.

China Datang Renewable Power is a subsidiary of China Datang Corporation, one of China’s five large power generation enterprises. Datang Group is China's second largest utility, with a generating capacity twice that of Australia.

In May last year CBD said the initial focus of the co-operation agreement is to be on 600MW wind development opportunities in Australia with a construction time frame of 2011-2013, a minimum 200MW of wind projects in China and approximately 4MW of solar thermal/energy storage opportunities in Australia and similar size solar projects in China.

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.352.122 von R-BgO am 12.04.11 08:23:34

CBD AND CHINA PARTNERS ESTABLISH
AUSCHINA ENERGY GROUP

· Binding agreements for renewable energy joint venture now signed

· JV development target is around A$6 billion over eight years and to obtain a market
share of 33% of the Australian renewable energy market over the next 10 years?

· This represents one third of Australia’s projected wind energy market

· Current project list comprises 1500 MW over three years or approx A$3 billion

· China partners to provide equipment and funding, establishing competitive advantage

Diversified renewable energy company, CBD Energy Limited (ASX: CBD), has completed
documentation which establishes an stapled investment joint venture group with two of
China’s largest renewable energy businesses.


Parties to the stapled investment joint venture group, named AusChina Energy Group, are
Datang Renewables (Singapore) Pte. Ltd (Datang Renewable), Baoding Tianwei Baobian
Electric Co., Ltd (Tianwei Baobian) and CBD Energy Limited.

The joint venture establishes a new stapled entity, which will comprise a company (AusChina
Energy Development Limited) which will be stapled to a unit trust (AusChina Energy
Development Trust), with this stapled entity to be owned by the joint venture partners.

The establishment of the AusChina Energy Group has been approved by Australia’s Foreign
Investment Review Board as has its first project.

Ambitions for AusChina Energy Group include developing approximately A$6 billion of
renewable energy projects over eight years which would represent one third of Australia’s
wind energy market.

Key points from the signed agreements establishing AusChina Energy Group are:
2

· Ownership of the joint venture is Datang Renewable 63.75 per cent, Tianwei Baobian
12.50 per cent and CBD 23.75 per cent

· a CBD entity will provide project management of developments, including negotiation of
development approvals and power purchase agreements for completed projects

· AusChina Energy Group will develop and sell projects as well as own and operate
completed wind farms for the longer term

· a CBD entity will source additional projects for AusChina Energy Group and will not
develop wind projects as a separate entity

· Similarly, Datang Renewable and Tianwei Baobian, will develop any Australian wind
energy opportunities through the joint venture

· New projects may include solar thermal and energy storage opportunities

· AusChina Energy Group is intended as a long term joint venture although its status and
progress will be assessed after the initial three years


AusChina Energy Group is the first initiative in renewable energy outside China by Datang
Renewable and Tianwei Baobian.

As Datang Renewable and Tianwei Baobian consider further global expansion, it is possible
AusChina Energy Group may be a vehicle for undertaking further overseas projects.

CBD Managing Director, Mr Gerry McGowan, said establishment of AusChina Energy Group
was not only a major commercial step for Australia and China but it meant a considerable
boost for the renewable energy sector in Australia.

“These projects bring capital and new technology into the country and will establish a
significant number of jobs as well as contributing to Australia meeting its renewable energy
targets,” Mr McGowan said.

“The sheer size of the contribution in terms of equipment cost, purchasing power and funding
will make AusChina Energy Group a very competitive player in Australia’s energy sector,” Mr
McGowan added.

Mr Chen Jinhang, Chairman, China Datang Group, said China had seen the importance of
investing significantly in renewable energy in China and it was pleasing to be involved in a
partner ship which would increase the extent of renewable energy in Australia.

“We see this as strengthening an important strategic relationship with Australia and especially
with CBD Energy’s Chairman, The Hon Mark Vaile, who was instrumental in China joining the
WTO,” Mr Chen said.

“Our Datang group has ambitions to be a global enterprise and establishment of AusChina
Energy Group is an important first step in this process,” Mr Chen added.

Datang Renewable and Tianwei Baobian are subsidiaries of ultimate parent companies which
are ranked in the Fortune Global 500.

[R-BgO]

Zaheln waren ok; jetzt kaufen sie einen Retailer:
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?…

[R-BgO]

Wenn sie sich da mal nicht verhoben haben:


Westinghouse Solar Receives Investment From Diversified Australian Renewable Energy Company CBD Energy

Technology Licensing and International Business Development Partnerships Being Explored


Campbell, Calif., Jan. 4, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Westinghouse Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:WEST), a designer and manufacturer of solar power systems, today announced that it has received an equity investment from CBD Energy Limited "CBD Energy" (ASX:CBD), a diversified renewable energy company based in Sydney, Australia. In addition to the investment, the companies have agreed to explore a broader strategic relationship.

"CBD Energy, primarily through their operating solar subsidiary eco-Kinetics, is growing rapidly in Australia — a market that is developing very much the same way as the U.S.," said Barry Cinnamon, CEO of Westinghouse Solar. "These cooperative efforts will help us extend our technology and distribution partnerships on a larger international scale. In particular, this partnership will allow us to extend our Westinghouse Solar brand to Australia."

"As the Australian market grows and solar panels become more commoditized, it is critical to offer products and services that stand out," said Gerry McGowan, CEO of CBD Energy. "Westinghouse Solar's integrated AC and DC designs are quite innovative, and will help us reduce installed costs for our customers and business partners in Australia, Europe and elsewhere. We are in discussions to include Westinghouse Solar's technology in the solar panels we are distributing and manufacturing in Australia."

Under the terms of the investment, Westinghouse Solar issued common stock at a price of $0.60 per share for gross proceeds of $1,000,000. Westinghouse Solar will use the additional working capital from the investment to help fund the company's continued growth in the US market. Further information on the investment is available in the company's 8-K filed today with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Chardan Capital Markets acted as financial advisor to CBD and Cantor Fitzgerald acted as financial advisor to Westinghouse Solar.

[R-BgO]

siehe auch: Thread: Westinghouse Solar - vormals Akeena

[R-BgO]

auf der Webseite findet man nix dazu ; dafür dieses:

NEWS RELEASE 19 OCTOBER 2011

SOLAR ENERGY GETS CHEAPER, EVEN WITHOUT GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY
Better technology and cheaper components are helping overturn myths about solar energy.
Even though using the sun’s rays for electricity seems an obvious solution in a country like Australia, there
have been a few barriers along the way.

Historically, the investment in a solar system was quite high, which meant in decades past it was an
expensive route to achieving cheap electricity.

In January 2010, the New South Wales government decided it should do something about encouraging
the use of solar energy and so introduced a feed-in tariff.

The tariff meant that as solar electricity systems generated more energy than households needed, they
could sell excess energy into the grid.

The scheme was so popular, as people saw they could make money from generating electricity, that it had
to be closed 10 months later, with disastrous effects for the solar industry and scaring many off using solar
energy.

Introduction of the scheme lead to boom conditions in the industry which evaporated once the scheme
came to a halt, leading to many solar energy suppliers and installers not surviving.

In the process, many consumers have fallen back on the myth that solar energy is expensive while at the
same time they are seeing their energy bills rise.

A big change in the meantime, though, has been the introduction of new technology and cheaper ways of
making solar panels that is leading to plummeting solar prices while coal sourced energy prices continue
to increase.
According to one renewable energy producer, Mr Gerry McGowan, managing director of CBD Energy,
there’s only two certainties about the direction of energy prices - renewables are getting cheaper and
traditionally sourced energy can only get more costly.

“We don’t need government subsidies to make solar energy competitive, technology has done that for us,”
Mr McGowan said.

“The sun’s rays cost nothing and today’s systems involve far less cost and are more effective, while
everyone can see their quarterly energy bill going higher all the time,” Mr McGowan added.
Average energy bills in NSW are now costing between 20 and 30 cents a kilowatt hour, reaching 43 cents
at peak, while solar energy costs 5 cents.

With the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal, which governs electricity pricing in NSW, already
having approved a 17.6 per cent lift in prices for 2011, the differential with solar is set to widen further.
Costs of installing a solar system range from $2,000 to $12,000, depending on size of system, giving
payback periods of six years at projected electricity prices.

[R-BgO]

na wenn das man gut geht:


Westinghouse Solar Announces Letter of Intent for Merger With CBD Energy, Diversified Renewable Energy Company



CAMPBELL, Calif., Feb. 16, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Westinghouse Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:WEST), a designer and manufacturer of solar power systems, today announced that it has signed a letter of intent to pursue a business combination with CBD Energy (ASX:CBD.AX), a diversified renewable energy company based in Sydney, Australia. Key terms of the transaction have been approved by the boards of directors of both companies, subject to satisfactory completion of due diligence and definitive agreements. The companies are targeting prompt execution of definitive documents in early March and a third quarter closing date, subject to shareholder approvals and other customary closing conditions. The contemplated transaction structure would be effected solely through an exchange of shares. In a separate press release, Westinghouse Solar today also announced its fourth quarter and full year 2011 financial results.

"Out of our discussions with CBD Energy since they made an investment in December 2011, we have concluded that a merger will produce synergies between the two companies and create a larger, diversified business with competitive advantages in the renewable energy sector," said Barry Cinnamon, CEO of Westinghouse Solar. "We are very excited about the international growth opportunities that this transaction will create for the combined enterprise and the potential benefits for the shareholders of both CBD and Westinghouse Solar."

"The United States is forecast to be one of the largest markets for solar energy generation in the next few years. Consequently, CBD has been looking for a point of entry into the US market for some time and believes that the acquisition of Westinghouse Solar is an ideal fit for that purpose," said Gerry McGowan, CEO of CBD Energy. "Moreover, the Westinghouse Solar technology and product suite appear to have immediate applicability to CBD's Australian residential market that we hope will yield improvements in market share and profitability. The combination of synergies is expected to result in the prospective transaction being accretive to CBD earnings from consummation, and throughout our 2013 fiscal year."

Under the terms conditionally approved by the Westinghouse Solar and CBD Boards of Directors and outlined in a letter of intent ("LOI"), Westinghouse Solar shareholders would receive shares of common stock in CBD Energy in exchange for their shares of Westinghouse Solar. The terms of the LOI would result in the current holders of equity securities of CBD owning 85% of the combined company common stock, and the equity holders of Westinghouse Solar (on a fully diluted basis, including convertible securities, options and warrants) owning 15% of the combined company common stock, prior to the effect of any future capital financing transactions by either company. CBD intends to apply for listing on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange prior to consummation of the transaction. Although the key terms of the LOI are non-binding and subject to change, the LOI includes binding provisions granting CBD exclusivity to negotiate a definitive agreement and breakup fees applicable under certain circumstances.

Chardan Capital Markets, LLC is the exclusive financial advisor to CBD in connection with the proposed transaction.

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.760.401 von R-BgO am 16.02.12 13:41:23

und jetzt wird's ernst; good-luck für CBD...:


Westinghouse Solar and CBD Energy Sign Definitive Merger Agreement

Westinghouse Solar Shareholders to Receive CBD Energy SharesCBD closes $25M credit facility to fund European projectsSignificant cost savings anticipated

CAMPBELL, Calif., May 9, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Westinghouse Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:WEST), a designer and manufacturer of integrated rooftop solar power systems, and CBD Energy Ltd., a diversified renewable energy company, today jointly announced the signing of a definitive merger agreement. The merger has been approved by the Boards of Directors of both companies and consummation is targeted for third quarter 2012, subject to satisfaction of limited closing conditions and approval by both companies' shareholders.

The common shareholders of Westinghouse Solar will receive approximately 3.7 CBD common shares for each share held and its preferred shareholders will receive CBD preferred shares which will be convertible into CBD common shares. On an as-converted basis the Westinghouse Solar common and preferred shareholders collectively would hold approximately 15% of the outstanding CBD common shares, calculated as-if the merger was consummated on the signing date. Upon consummation of the merger, the combined company is expected to trade on a U.S. exchange.

Upon execution of the Merger Agreement, Margaret Randazzo (CFO of Westinghouse Solar) was also appointed Interim CEO; former CEO Barry Cinnamon is leaving the company. Ms. Randazzo stated that, "From our initial meetings in December of 2011, it was evident to the management and directors of both companies that there were substantial benefits to be realized through a business combination. This transaction is expected to improve the financial standing of Westinghouse Solar allowing the company to better serve its established customers in the US and creating a more solid platform for international growth. Our team is excited about the enhanced opportunities this transaction provides both companies and the benefits for our shareholders. We look forward to being an engine of growth for CBD's global renewable energy business."

Interim Operations and Joint Business Development Initiatives
Westinghouse Solar will continue to produce and sell its innovative rooftop solar power systems in the US and will have near-term opportunities to distribute its systems in Australia and Europe through CBD. Westinghouse Solar has already implemented cost reductions in anticipation of the Merger that are expected to save in excess of $1.0 million annually. Elimination of duplicative public listing costs, reduction of overlapping corporate overhead and supply-chain efficiencies are expected to yield additional benefits to the combined enterprise.

Westinghouse Solar and CBD have already begun exploring the development of commercial projects and partnerships in North America. In addition, CBD has begun introducing the Westinghouse Solar products to its Australian distribution partners and is pursuing opportunities to increase contract volumes with its current customers who would deploy the Westinghouse Solar technology.

CBD Energy Executive Outlook
Managing Director and CEO of CBD, Gerry McGowan, said "The merger with Westinghouse Solar is expected to be highly beneficial for CBD. The US market is rapidly developing into one of the largest and most stable end-markets for solar energy systems. The merger provides CBD an immediate point of access with an experienced management team capable of driving rapid expansion for the combined business. We expect to leverage the Westinghouse Solar relationships to provide new opportunities for distributing energy-efficiency products and services produced by our Industrial Energy Efficiency Division and to create new outlets and applications for our proprietary energy storage technology. The merger is an important step in CBD's strategy of growing a portfolio of revenue streams diversified across profitable customer segments, geographies, and technologies. Also important for CBD's shareholders is the improved liquidity CBD anticipates will accompany the shift to a U.S. listing upon closing of the merger. CBD plans to apply for listing on NASDAQ because it is host to the world's largest collection of cleantech public companies and attracts a corresponding level of investor attention."

CBD Energy has experienced significant growth over the past three fiscal years ended June 30, with revenues growing from approximately A$17M for its fiscal year ended June 30 2009, to A$165M in FY2011. During the same three-year period EBITDA increased from a loss of A$3.3M in FY2009 to profits of A$7.9 in FY 2010 and A$4.8M in FY2011.

To capitalize on its European project pipeline, CBD recently announced the closing of a $25 million credit facility that will permit it to develop projects utilizing a Build-Operate-Transfer ("BOT") model to deliver turnkey projects to institutional acquirers of revenue-generating renewable assets. When fully utilized, the credit facility is sufficient to support the development and sale of solar projects totaling more than A$35 million revenue per quarter. Consequently, CBD is now able to prioritize projects in its current pipeline, focusing on those with potential net contribution margins above 10%. CBD expects to expand this credit facility in the future for application to additional projects in North America that would utilize products and capabilities of Westinghouse Solar.

Conference Call Information
Westinghouse Solar will host a conference call at 12:00PM Pacific Time (3:00PM Eastern Time) on Thursday, May 10, 2012 to discuss the merger of Westinghouse Solar and CBD. To access the live call in the United States, please dial 877-393-9062 and for international callers dial 678-894-3023 approximately 10 minutes prior to the start of the call. The conference ID is 80139651. The conference call will also be broadcast live over the Internet and will be available via webcast which can be accessed from the "Investor Relations" section of the company's website.

[R-BgO]

CBD Energy Awarded First US Commercial Solar Project
Partnering With Westinghouse Solar to Deliver Project

CAMPBELL, Calif., July 10, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CBD Energy Limited (AUST:CBD), a diversified renewable energy company, has signed its first solar PV installation contract in the United States. The project is a design, engineering, procurement and construct (EPC) contract to build a solar system for a school in New Jersey. Westinghouse Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:WEST) will partner with CBD's EPC division to deliver the project.

This is the first step by CBD in establishing a US solar EPC business. CBD will utilize technical expertise and project management services from its international EPC division and from Westinghouse Solar to deliver the project. The project involves installing multiple rooftop and carport solar PV systems, to supply power to the school, and excess power to be sold back into the grid.

The approximate value of the project is US$3.8 million. Project commencement is anticipated in mid-July and is expected to take approximately three months to complete. The financial impact is anticipated to be recognized in the merged entity during the second half of 2012.

James Greer, CBD Energy, Senior Vice President, US Development & Investor Relations commented, "The successful completion of this first solar project will be an important demonstration of CBD's competitive advantage in a market that has significant renewable energy development. As CBD solidifies its U.S. market presence by merging with Westinghouse Solar, we are looking forward to increasing project volume and further validating our entrance in the US market."

Westinghouse Solar CEO Margaret Randazzo commented, "We are very excited to see CBD secure a market win here in the U.S. and to partner with their EPC division to make the project successful. Expansion to capture EPC opportunities such as this project in the U.S., and the development of international distribution opportunities for Westinghouse Solar, such as the agreement we previously announced with CBD for sales of our solar panels to Harvey Norman in Australia, are examples of the new markets and synergies we were looking for from a CBD and Westinghouse Solar business combination."

CBD Managing Director, Gerry McGowan, stated, "Entering the U.S. commercial market is an important milestone for CBD, and leverages our experience from the projects we are constructing in Europe, Asia and the South Pacific. We are able to achieve this expansion by bringing together our engineering expertise, project management capabilities and cost effective supply chain to work with a local workforce to deliver cost efficient renewable energy solutions. Over the course of a day, CBD now has continuous operations in delivering renewable energy projects around the globe."

[R-BgO]

übeL: http://content.stockpr.com/cbdenergy/files/asx_announcements…


und noch übler: http://content.stockpr.com/cbdenergy/files/asx_announcements…

[R-BgO]

Kapitalzusammenlegung 300:1, wurde rausgebucht

over-and-out

[R-BgO]

CBD Energy Limited and BlueNRGY LLC Combine

Published: Feb 9, 2015 5:58 p.m. ET

CBD Energy Limited Exits Voluntary Administration


SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, Feb 09, 2015 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- CBD Energy Limited CBDE ("CBD" or "Company") and BlueNRGY LLC ("BlueNRGY") announced that they completed a business combination on January 27, 2015. CBD is a diversified provider of renewable energy systems worldwide and BlueNRGY is a global energy data management, software and "Big Data" analysis provider.

In conjunction with the transaction the combined Company completed a first closing in a $10 million equity offering, added new independent directors to strengthen its governance structure and CBD together with its subsidiary, Westinghouse Solar Pty Ltd ("WHS"), successfully exited Voluntary Administration pursuant to a Deed of Company Arrangement ("DOCA"). Under the DOCAs, both CBD and WHS have effected a recapitalization that eliminates all of outstanding secured and convertible debt and their other liabilities.

The combined, recapitalized Company is now positioned to serve its clients through the full life-cycle of the engineered power and climate control systems they own and operate. It now has the capability and experience to provide design, installation, results tracking, operations and maintenance ("O&M") and performance improvement for renewable energy systems globally and, in Australia, for climate control systems. The combined Company has operations in Australia, Europe/UK, and North America and through its data monitoring services also serves customers in Asia.


"Repositioning CBD to offer cutting edge technology was a top priority for the reorganization, as was augmenting the capability of our continuing businesses to support our customers through the full life cycle of their systems and realize recurring revenue," said William Morro, CBD's Chairman. He added, "The success of this approach has been conclusively demonstrated by our Parmac subsidiary, which was able to avoid inclusion in the Administration process, as was our US subsidiary Green Earth Developers. The business combination with BlueNRGY brings a new dimension of technological capability, broadens our customer base and adds an incredibly talented team of managers in complementary geographies. We expect these factors to combine to make the company a strong global competitor serving prospective and existing owners of renewable energy systems worldwide."

Emmanuel Cotrel, founder and CEO of BlueNRGY, will continue to lead the Monitoring and Data Management line of business and will have an expanded strategic and corporate development role in the Company. He stated, "The BlueNRGY technology is a natural fit for the CBD business units focused on PV solar systems for residential and commercial customers as well as for the institutional and investment-fund owners of utility-scale systems who have formed BlueNRGY's core customer base. We are also excited about the prospects of extending our technology to complex climate control systems. In addition, the combined Company's scale and the transparency of its public listing is expected to help BlueNRGY accelerate adoption of its systems by major utilities in the US and Europe that have given it top rankings in trials and by governmental agencies."

About CBD Energy Limited, Established in 1989, CBD is a diversified renewable energy company and a global leader in solar installations. Its management team has deep experience in the energy sector and strong engineering capabilities. The Company's focus is on the design and implementation of PV solar systems for residential, commercial and industrial customers and for wind projects. CBD's principal markets -- Australia, the United Kingdom and the USA.

Headquartered in Sydney, CBD has completed solar projects in numerous countries including Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Thailand, Germany, Italy, UK and USA. These installations include more than 17,000 residential systems more than 70MW of large commercial and small utility-scale systems.

About BlueNRGY, LLC BlueNRGY, LLC is a global energy monitoring solutions provider, delivering an integrated solution consisting of web-accessible energy monitoring software and secure, industrial-grade data storage and analytics for renewable energy power plants around the world. Founded in 2012, BlueNRGY, LLC is headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale, FL with an engineering lab in Seattle, WA, and customer relations personnel in Paris, France, and Geneva, Switzerland. For more information about BlueNRGY, LLC visit www.BlueNRGY.com.

[R-BgO]

kurze Recherche ergab:

delisted in Australien Anfang 2014
freiwlilige Insolvenz
Merger mit BlueNRGY
Listing an Nasdaq, zumindest wird zeitnah gefiled: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1539042/000114420415…


Zahlen sind aber so katastrophal, dass Wiederaufnahme nicht lohnt.

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.273.754 von R-BgO am 27.07.15 15:23:22

sie werden sogar

noch hin und wieder gehandelt

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.631.570 von R-BgO am 06.11.16 16:57:54

BlueNRGY Group to Acquire Green States Energy

Merger Strengthens Balance Sheet


SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA--(Marketwired - Aug 22, 2017) -

BlueNRGY Group Limited (OTC PINK: CBDEF) ("BlueNRGY"), a global provider of systems and services for managing distributed renewable power systems and integrating them with the power grid, announced today the entry into a Letter of Intent (LOI) to acquire Green States Energy, Inc. ("GSE"), an owner of PV solar facilities with generation capacity of 18.7 MWp and valued at more than $60 million.

The LOI between the parties includes binding exclusivity provisions and could be consummated as early as October 2017, subject to satisfaction of certain conditions including completion of due diligence acceptable to both parties, negotiation and execution of a definitive Merger Agreement, requisite board approvals for both parties as well as approval from the GSE shareholders. The transaction will be structured as a merger with a U.S. subsidiary of BlueNRGY ("Merger"). GSE shareholders will receive 34.0 million BlueNRGY ordinary shares plus warrants to purchase 8.5 million additional BlueNRGY ordinary shares.

William Morro, Chairman & Managing Director of BlueNRGY stated, "This Merger is very favorable for BlueNRGY as GSE's seasoned solar installations are delivering strong and predictable cash flows from long-term contracts with investment-grade utilities and municipalities. As a result, completion of the Merger will be immediately accretive to BlueNRGY. The Merger also greatly strengthens BlueNRGY's financial position, resulting in shareholders' equity of more than $25 million for the combined company. We believe this would constitute one of the strongest balance sheets of any independent provider of monitoring and control systems for the global renewable power industry and would cement the Company's position as a 'Bankable' solutions and service partner."

Mr. Morro continued, "The Merger will propel BlueNRGY toward its goal of industry leadership in other ways as well. The resulting expansion of our shareholder base and increase in capitalization should allow BlueNRGY to meet all of the quantitative requirements for regaining its NASDAQ listing. The strength of the combined company should also allow BlueNRGY to attract additional experienced Board members and broaden our network of significant stakeholders with an interest in fostering our global growth."

Upon completion of the Merger, Wallace Giakas, GSE's Chief Executive Officer, will join the BlueNRGY Board of Directors. Mr. Giakas has been a director, executive officer and investment banker for both private and public companies for over 30 years in the United States, Europe and Asia.

Mr. Giakas commented, "GSE has a proud history of innovation in distributed energy generation and has always utilized the industry-leading technology of BlueNRGY's Draker subsidiary to optimize the financial performance of its solar facilities. Our diverse asset portfolio and relationships with leading utilities such as the Tennessee Valley Authority makes GSE's generation assets an ideal showcase for demonstrating how BlueNRGY's tools optimize grid integration and maximize solar project revenue. As the GSE sites are upgraded and enhanced to add storage and other functionality, we are confident that they will provide compelling validation of the advantages of deploying BlueNRGY's controllers, software and analytics. In addition, GSE has cultivated key utility relationships and valuable project development rights that I look forward to helping BlueNRGY benefit from in the coming months."

The execution of the LOI with GSE follows the fiscal year-end recapitalization of BlueNRGY in which substantially all of the Company's subsidiary preferred equity securities and convertible debt instruments (aggregating US$13.3 million) were converted at a valuation of $0.50 per ordinary share. After giving effect to the recapitalization, BlueNRGY has approximately 34.5 million ordinary shares outstanding, calculated on a fully-diluted basis, prior to shares being issued to complete the Merger.

[R-BgO]

ok, denke das reicht:

over-and-out