FCEL vor Gewinnschwelle 2013

ist natürlich Klasse das der Euro gerade jetzt so stark anzieht und wir von den letzten Tagen noch nicht so richtig profitieren können..... :(

jetzt gehts los covern oder nicht die armen schweine

ist ja sehr hoch für FCEL Verhältnisse.
Hoffentlich keine Eintagsfliege.

erleben wir wirklich mal einen SQ??? Das wär's.... :). RT 1,44

Ballard hinter sich gelasen.
In den USA werden große Blöcke gekauft.
Sieht im Moment sehr gut aus.

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 sollte das schon der vielbeschworene Ausbruch sein??? Auf jeden Fall zahlen sich doch Durchhaltevermögen immer wieder aus. Allerdings muss ich eingestehen, dass ich alle Plugs verkauft habe - zwar mit leichtem Gewinn aber ohne die erhoffte Masse. Und das ich einmal erleben werde, dass FuelCell Ballard überholt, hätte ich auch nicht gedacht - zumindest jetzt noch nicht. Also, wann fallen die 2$?

und dann endlich mal ein schöner tag bei FCEL. Hat sich das warten wohl doch gelohnt.

höhere MW heißt schnellere Erreichung des BreakEvens. FCEL ist der größte amerikanische an der Börse gehandelte Brennstoffzellenhersteller und das gute ist, sie sind schon mit beiden beinen in asien und auch mit einem bein in europa, von daher freue ich mich auf die nächsten zahlen. ich werde nicht eher verkaufen ehe der laden eine Marktkapitalisierung von mindestens 1 Mrd. hat. viel spaß

Welche Marktkapitalisierung haben die den jetzt?
Bin zu faul zu googeln!!

habe jetzt 2.Stunden nicht mehr nachgesehen.
Die sind ja in der letzten Stunde nochmal richtig nach Oben gegangen.
Sieht sehr gut aus.

Jetzt muss nur doch Ballard und Plug nachziehen.

www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-10-24/...on-south-korea-plant.html

Market Cap (intraday)5: 286Mio da fehlt noch einiges zu einer Milliarde

morgen ist ein neuer Tag, 18Mio Aktien short müßen ja auch zurück gedeckt werden!!!

Ballard hat glaub ich 140 Mio$ etwa und PLUG 60 Mille. Beide sind aber vom BreakEven auch weiter entfernt und haben auch nicht so hohes Umsatzwachstum bzw. Margen.

Brennstoffzellenkraftwerke von Fuelcell sind von der Größenordnung halt nicht mit Bussen (ballard) oder gabelstaplern (plug) zu vergleichen.

Das soll aber nicht heissen das bldp und plug keine chancen auf wachstum haben.
Grade bei PLUG find ich Air Liquide als Investor sehr interessant, könnte sich in Zukunft ähnlich wie jetzt bei FCEL mit POSCO auswirken. Starke Partner sind halt wichtig und ja Ballard hat ja VW, hätt ich fast vergessen.

Settlement Date Short Interest Avg Daily Share Volume Days To Cover
10/15/201318,407,361 1,490,871§12.346716

Noch mehr das freut mich ;)

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FuelCell Energy moves higher on new production plans with Posco.
From Seeking Alpha
•FuelCell Energy (FCEL +5.6%) announces a series of updates with South Korean partner, Posco Energy (PKX), including the start of construction for the South Korean fuel cell manufacturing facility, growing demand for multi-megawatt fuel cell installations, and the execution of a master service agreement for installations in Asia.
•FCEL says industrial engineering enhancements at its North American facility has increased total production capacity to 100 MW/year from 70 MW, and the enhancements will be incorporated into the South Korean production process. Less

30. April 2012 20 Mio. Aktien zum Kurs von 1,50$ gekauft. Insgesamt halten sie glaub ich 50 Mio.
Die werden sicher nicht zu dem Kurs soviele Shares zeichnen und ne Teilhaberschaft eingehen, wenn sie hier nicht ne Menge Potenzial sehen.

Die Insideraktivitäten bzw. Käufe im allgemeinen sind bei FCEL ausgesprochen ausgeprägt wie man hier sehen kann:
finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=FCEL+Insider+Transactions

Gewinnmitnahmen oder läuft es weiter? Was meint Ihr?  

Possibility of two new DFC3000 installation00 installations in a second Bridgeport energy park. Nothing official yet.RalphThis is only part of the entire article:BRIDGEPORT -- With the MiddleBank II party boat bobbing up and down behind them, city and state officials stood on the dock at Captain's Cove on Thursday to announce plans to install solar panels on debris piles at the old city landfill at Seaside Park.A day earlier, the state's Public Utilities Regulatory Authority approved the plan for UIL Holdings, parent company for United Illuminating, to install solar panels on 9 acres there. The panels would produce 5 megawatts of power."That's going to change the image of the city of Bridgeport," said Mayor Bill Finch. "I know it's been a long crawl to get here, but we made it."The plan for the solar panels -- likely about 1,000 of them, the mayor estimated Thursday -- has been in the works for nearly three years. The landfill is separated by Captain's Cove by Cedar Creek and has been vacant for decades, except for a few years in which Connecticut Community Boating ran its program out of the facility.Plans for the renewable energy park also include installing two fuel cells units at the landfill, each producing about 2 megawatts of power. Although officials said a company has not been chosen to install those, representatives from Danbury-based FuelCell Energy were at Thursday's announcement.Less

Derzeit fokussiert sich der südkoreanische Markt auf großangelegte Brennstoffzellenanalagen, was sich auch in der Projekt-Pipeline des Partners von Fuelcell Energy, Posco Energy, durch zahlreiche Multimegawatt-Kraftwerke zwischen zwei und 20 Anlagen pro Standort widerspiegelt. Große Ballungszentren, teuer importierte Brennstoffe und ein ehrgeiziger Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) der Regierung haben die Nachfrage nach dieser Technologie kräftig angeschoben. Die Kraftwerke können ununterbrochen Strom verbrauchsnah liefern sowie das Fernwärmesystem mit Dampf und Warmwasser versorgen.
Chip Bottone, Präsident und Chief Executive Officer von Fuelcell Energy, begrüßt die weitere Zusammenarbeit mit ihrem Partnerunternehmen Posco Energy und hält deren Kompetenzen im Bereich der Stromerzeugung sowie die Investitionsbereitschaft des Partners für entscheidend, um den weiteren Marktausbau in Asien zu bewältigen.

59 MW-Kraftwerk in den letzten Zügen
Derzeit wird am 59 MW-Kraftwerk Gyeonggi Green Energy in Südkorea gebaut. Die Bauarbeiten sind seit Ende 2012 gestartet und bisher sind die vorgesehenen 21 Brennstoffzellenanlagen installiert worden. 16 Anlagen sind bereits in Betrieb, während die anderen derzeit für die Inbetriebnahme geprüft werden. Der vollständige Betrieb soll Ende 2013 oder Anfang 2014 erfolgen.

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Green energy park to be built on former landfill site

By Bridgeport News Staff on October 26, 2013 in Local News, News · 0 CommentsMayor Bill Finch announces plans to turn Bridgeport"s old landfill into a green energy park.The city"s former municipal landfill site will be the future home of a new green energy park, generating clean and renewable energy for the residents and businesses of Bridgeport.Using the landfill as a backdrop, Mayor Bill Finch, state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Daniel C. Esty and United Illuminating Senior Vice President of Customer and Business Services Anthony Marone unveiled the collaborative public/private effort which will result in the installation of solar panels and a fuel cell at the long-ago closed landfill site.Creating a green energy park on the former landfill site is one of the initiatives laid out in BGreen 2020, Finch"s sustainability plan for the city to create jobs, save taxpayers money and fight climate change. This 50-acre renewable energy park, which has the potential to house solar, fuel cells and wind installations, will cut down the city"s dependence on fossil fuels and reduce greenhouse gas emissions."We are working diligently with public and private partners to transform Bridgeport into a green city, focused on job creation and climate change," Finch said. "Converting a former landfill site into a green energy park that will generate clean, renewable energy for our city is emblematic of our BGreen efforts. Thank you to United Illuminating, Gov. Malloy and Commissioner Esty  for their efforts in helping us create this new green energy park."The green energy park is a result of a public/private partnership between the city of Bridgeport and UI.Based on UI"s preliminary analysis, 2.2 megawatts of solar photo voltaic and 2.8 megawatts of fuel cell energy are feasible on Bridgeport"s green energy park.UI"s combined project is estimated to produce 26 million kilowatts annually, enough to power over 3,000 homes for an entire year. This equates to an installed cost of capacity of approximately $5,000 to $5,500 per kilowatt and a generation cost of approximately $0.12/kilowatt over the lifetime of the project."This program will provide customers with the benefits of clean renewable distributed electric generation built under a regulated cost based framework," Marone said. "Utilizing this approach can ensure our customers that they will receive the energy and environmental value that this facility will generate over its lifetime. UI (predecessor companies) began generating electricity in Bridgeport more than 125 years ago from two small facilities on John Street and Congress Avenue. This exciting project represents a return to our roots in electric generation."State legislation, Section 127 of Public Act 11-80, enacted in 2011, allows Connecticut Local Electric Distribution Companies to build, own and operate renewable electric generation systems from 1 to 5 megawatts to a total of 10 megawatts"Gov. Malloy"s energy strategy for our state is to bring cheaper, cleaner, and more reliable power to our residents and businesses — and this project is consistent with those goals," Esty said. "This project brings many benefits by harnessing the potential of clean, renewable power at an attractive price and putting an old landfill site back into productive use. We applaud United Illuminating for this undertaking and thank Mayor Finch for the outstanding commitment he has made to environmental sustainability and sound energy policy."UI submitted an application to the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) for approval to build, own and operate 5 of the 10 megawatts of renewable power in Bridgeport that was allotted to them in the legislation.Bridgeport"s green energy park will be UI"s first project built, owned and rate based under the company"s Renewable Connections Program.The green energy park will also be one of the anchors of Bridgeport"s eco-technology park, located in the city"s South Side and West End neighborhoods, which is currently home to several new "green" businesses, including Park City Green, a mattress recycling facility; Flexipave, which recycles tires and turns them into permeable pavement; EnviroExpress, a natural gas filling station and the largest fuel cell energy park in North America being constructed by FuelCell 

Bridgeport article last evening in CTPost
In case this wasn't posted. Here is an excerpt:

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Plans for the renewable energy park also include installing two fuel cell units at the landfill, each producing about 2 megawatts of power. Although officials said a company has not been chosen to install those, representatives from Danbury-based FuelCell Energy were at Thursday's announcement.

FuelCell Energy is now completing installation of the largest fuel-cell electric generating plant in North America, just blocks away from Captain's Cove in the city's West End. Dominion, a huge electricity and natural gas power company based in Virginia, is the owner of the $65 million, 14.9 megawatt plant, which will supply about 15,000 homes with clean energy.

"We're looking to be at full power by the end of the year," said Kurt Goddard, vice president of investor relations for FuelCell Energy. Less

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