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Ericsson
#381 Posted : Friday, May 27, 2016 12:37:14 PM
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The 6.55 portion goes directly to KENGEN
Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
mzitoaggrey
#382 Posted : Friday, May 27, 2016 12:49:44 PM
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Will the dilution bring it to 5 bob when the rights begin to trade?
h2s
#383 Posted : Friday, May 27, 2016 3:25:59 PM
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mzitoaggrey wrote:
Will the dilution bring it to 5 bob when the rights begin to trade?

Only Mr. Time can answer that.
mthaka
#384 Posted : Friday, May 27, 2016 3:35:34 PM
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why invest in a share at 6.55 and then sell at 3 bob and the company is making profits?

at time wazua has some jokers
sparkly
#385 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 2:23:26 AM
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mzitoaggrey wrote:
Will the dilution bring it to 5 bob when the rights begin to trade?


The people to be diluted are those who will not defend their rights. It doesn't make sense for them to sell at 4 bob when they were diluted at 6.55 and the true value of the share is north of 20 bob. But hey markets are ruled by emotion, nothing is impossible
Life is short. Live passionately.
VituVingiSana
#386 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 6:42:47 AM
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Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
MadDoc
#387 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 8:33:49 AM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


" Tightlipped about the cost...and runs parallel to the electricity grid." Seems to be more of a backup. KenGen injects cheap geothermal power to the grid. As long as it continues to do so n the setup costs for solar power remains prohibitive, it's still in business.
VituVingiSana
#388 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 8:52:04 AM
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Now even 'retail' customers are getting into the energy business. This is for those in rural areas.

http://www.nation.co.ke/...20/-/93rw5a/-/index.html
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
VituVingiSana
#389 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 8:56:36 AM
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MadDoc wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


" Tightlipped about the cost...and runs parallel to the electricity grid." Seems to be more of a backup. KenGen injects cheap geothermal power to the grid. As long as it continues to do so n the setup costs for solar power remains prohibitive, it's still in business.


It seems the idea is that KPLC becomes the back-up coz the solar generation, despite its cost, is saving them money or they would not have installed it.

Anyway, good luck with all the new projects to inject more power into the system. I hope the large industrial consumers are there to take up the new supply.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
watesh
#390 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 9:52:06 AM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"

We are still consuming very little power as compared to some developed nations. 1500MW demand while South Africa says 45,000MW is not enough. I still see lots of room for growth. Solar still cannot be stored in humongous quantities and its great for those companies with lots of idle land.
MadDoc
#391 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 10:01:33 AM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
MadDoc wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


" Tightlipped about the cost...and runs parallel to the electricity grid." Seems to be more of a backup. KenGen injects cheap geothermal power to the grid. As long as it continues to do so n the setup costs for solar power remains prohibitive, it's still in business.


It seems the idea is that KPLC becomes the back-up coz the solar generation, despite its cost, is saving them money or they would not have installed it.

Anyway, good luck with all the new projects to inject more power into the system. I hope the large industrial consumers are there to take up the new supply.

Is solar power ideal for power hungry industrial processes? Even in home settings, it's mainly used for the lights. Solar power is a supplementary option. N do we have batteries that can store that much power. Last I heard, Elon Musk was still working on that
guru267
#392 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 11:53:26 AM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


I wonder what the annual depreciation cost of this investment will be and whether there is any real savings
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Deuteronomy 4:16
sparkly
#393 Posted : Saturday, May 28, 2016 1:59:42 PM
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guru267 wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


I wonder what the annual depreciation cost of this investment will be and whether there is any real savings


No savings.

1. An haram industry trying to clean up its image to that of a socially responsible investor.
2. Someone is trading carbon credits.
Life is short. Live passionately.
sparkly
#394 Posted : Sunday, May 29, 2016 7:59:03 AM
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Location: Enk are Nyirobi
VituVingiSana wrote:
MadDoc wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


" Tightlipped about the cost...and runs parallel to the electricity grid." Seems to be more of a backup. KenGen injects cheap geothermal power to the grid. As long as it continues to do so n the setup costs for solar power remains prohibitive, it's still in business.


It seems the idea is that KPLC becomes the back-up coz the solar generation, despite its cost, is saving them money or they would not have installed it.

Anyway, good luck with all the new projects to inject more power into the system. I hope the large industrial consumers are there to take up the new supply.


Power supply still low compared to demand. We had rationing just a few years ago. Kenya power connecting the rural areas, emergency diesel power still runs at peak demand.
Life is short. Live passionately.
VituVingiSana
#395 Posted : Sunday, May 29, 2016 8:03:40 AM
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watesh wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"

We are still consuming very little power as compared to some developed nations. 1500MW demand while South Africa says 45,000MW is not enough. I still see lots of room for growth. Solar still cannot be stored in humongous quantities and its great for those companies with lots of idle land.


No-one is planning to store 'solar power' [the Sun is going to be around for much longer than we are] and electricity whether generated by solar power or geothermal power is expensive to store. The reason why, despite political hot air, thermal power is attractive is the ability to cycle up or down the thermal generation units to match demand.

The roof-top solar panels are quite attractive to manufacturing/commercial/warehousing firms that have these rooftops in sunny Kenya.

It's estimated that Nairobi has 250-300 days of 'sunny' weather. I believe other areas eg Machakos or Kajiado may have 'sunnier' weather than Nairobi. The efficiency of solar panels (conversion ratio) keeps on increasing as technology improves. The cost of conversion is also decreasing as solar panels become cheaper thanks to technology.

Can solar panels REPLACE electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? NO.

Can solar panels REDUCE the need/requirement for electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? YES.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
VituVingiSana
#396 Posted : Sunday, May 29, 2016 8:05:18 AM
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Posts: 18,064
Location: Nairobi
MadDoc wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
MadDoc wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


" Tightlipped about the cost...and runs parallel to the electricity grid." Seems to be more of a backup. KenGen injects cheap geothermal power to the grid. As long as it continues to do so n the setup costs for solar power remains prohibitive, it's still in business.


It seems the idea is that KPLC becomes the back-up coz the solar generation, despite its cost, is saving them money or they would not have installed it.

Anyway, good luck with all the new projects to inject more power into the system. I hope the large industrial consumers are there to take up the new supply.

Is solar power ideal for power hungry industrial processes? Even in home settings, it's mainly used for the lights. Solar power is a supplementary option. N do we have batteries that can store that much power. Last I heard, Elon Musk was still working on that


Yes, Elon/Tesla is building a 'Gigafactory' to manufacture wall-packs but for residential and 'commercial' (small office/shop) use. Can they be used for industrial production? No.

Can solar panels REPLACE electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? NO.

Can solar panels REDUCE the need/requirement for electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? YES.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
VituVingiSana
#397 Posted : Sunday, May 29, 2016 8:08:11 AM
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guru267 wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


I wonder what the annual depreciation cost of this investment will be and whether there is any real savings


If you do get the info, please do share. The chaps installing the 'new solar roofs' must have done the mathematics. Of course, not all such deals/investments work out but with new tech & manufacturing efficiency the cost per kW generated by solar panels is dropping rapidly.

Can solar panels REPLACE all the electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? NO.

Can solar panels REDUCE the need/requirement for electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? YES.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
VituVingiSana
#398 Posted : Sunday, May 29, 2016 8:13:08 AM
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sparkly wrote:
guru267 wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


I wonder what the annual depreciation cost of this investment will be and whether there is any real savings


No savings.

1. An haram industry trying to clean up its image to that of a socially responsible investor.
2. Someone is trading carbon credits.


1. BULLSHIT.
2. Very smart if they trade carbon credits to offset/subsidize/reduce the cost of power generated by 'clean' sources. Doesn't KenGen also have similar plans?

Why would any firm/investor go through the hassle of spending/investing money in a venture if they don't expect a payback?

Can solar panels REPLACE all electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? NO.

Can solar panels REDUCE the need/requirement for electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? YES.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
VituVingiSana
#399 Posted : Sunday, May 29, 2016 8:20:31 AM
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MadDoc
#400 Posted : Sunday, May 29, 2016 9:37:32 AM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
MadDoc wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
MadDoc wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Alcohol manufacturer turns to solar power to stem costs

http://www.businessdaily...4/-/dmkht0/-/index.html

KPLC will definitely take a hit as more folks turn to solar installed at their premises be they home-owners using solar to heat their water or factories installing solar roofs to provide power for lighting & even manufacturing.

Will KenGen suffer from lower sales (or expansion)?

This is HUGE!

"...power bill from electricity distributor Kenya Power is in excess of Sh60 million annually"

"looking to save Sh18 million in power costs annually for at least 25 years with the installation of solar panels on its factory's rooftops in Athi River."

"...the company would recoup the initial investment in solar energy in six years."

"The cost-cutting drive has also led the firm to construct a biogas plant fed with molasses waste to generate electricity, saving it Sh10 million annually"


" Tightlipped about the cost...and runs parallel to the electricity grid." Seems to be more of a backup. KenGen injects cheap geothermal power to the grid. As long as it continues to do so n the setup costs for solar power remains prohibitive, it's still in business.


It seems the idea is that KPLC becomes the back-up coz the solar generation, despite its cost, is saving them money or they would not have installed it.

Anyway, good luck with all the new projects to inject more power into the system. I hope the large industrial consumers are there to take up the new supply.

Is solar power ideal for power hungry industrial processes? Even in home settings, it's mainly used for the lights. Solar power is a supplementary option. N do we have batteries that can store that much power. Last I heard, Elon Musk was still working on that


Yes, Elon/Tesla is building a 'Gigafactory' to manufacture wall-packs but for residential and 'commercial' (small office/shop) use. Can they be used for industrial production? No.

Can solar panels REPLACE electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? NO.

Can solar panels REDUCE the need/requirement for electricity generated by geothermal/thermal/hydro? YES.


Exactly my point. KenGen is still far off from being SIGNIFICANTLY affected by solar power.
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