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Joeboy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 6:23 pm Anyone else get 'the offer' today?

Are they trying to flog more kW in order to reduce the bank funding?

You can't use the Octopus tool yet if you're on a smart tariff, don't pay by monthly direct debit or have switched tariffs recently.

Thanks Adokforme. Looking at Energise South, it does appear very similar. I can't see any financial details on their website but I'm guessing, like the Schools’ Energy Co-operative, members receive 4-5% interest annually and 5% capital is repaid every 12 months over 20 years. The Schools’ Energy Co-...

I received an email from Energy4All today with details of the new Schools’ Energy Co-operative share offer: https://schools-energy-coop.co.uk/share-offer/ Anybody here already a member of this existing co-op? Looks quite interesting from a very quick scan of the document: https://schools-energy-coop...

"Enercon has secured a turbine supply agreement totalling almost 19MW with Ripple Energy for the Kirk Hill wind farm in Ayrshire, Scotland"

Full article:

https://renews.biz/78021/

So by my calculations the final split is: individual investors/businesses 40% co-investor 30% finance 30% If you allocate the 30% finance pro-rata you end up with the figures given: individual investors/businesses 57.6% co-investor 42.4% I'm still none the wiser as to how member returns aren't affec...

There's a limited amount of individual investors with thousands of pounds to spare for a wind farm investment and if you put a cap on those who do have funds and want to invest more than the cap, then it's limited even further. If Ripple are going to be reliant on co-investors, finance or other form...

Ripples corner page banner stripe says "FULLY SOLD OUT" (presumably with their default buyer of choice to scoop up the remainder) ..you can always hope there are enough small people to fill the whole thing but that is unlikely. Doubtless, like you all, i'm chomping at the bit to see what ...

The last figure I saw was sub 60% invested in WT2 which, after taking into account the co-investor, would mean that Ripple's share would be less than 30% compared with the 70% that the were originally seeking. This does not bode well for WT3 with the existing business model. Agreed. I asked for an ...

SafetyThird wrote: ↑Tue Apr 05, 2022 12:48 pm Now I have to decide whether to invest before end of May and hope they partner up before end of 2023 when it comes online.

Just in case you missed or misread earlier posts, midnight on 3rd May is the current date for the end of the share offer.