Part ownership of a Ripple Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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Joeboy wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 11:10 am
Mr Gus wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 10:26 am Thanks.
Turbulent times, & stupid corrupt govt.
Wonder how those mps blocking renewable WT are feeling this last week, (the ones just about to get a big pay rise)
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Estimated first year savings rate

6.40p/kWh
If true, that's a nearly a 50% hike in expected savings from the WT2 share document.
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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Thanks joe, but no I was referring to the price per kW sold on being locked in for "x" year / years.
No worries though, I'll find it if I remember later.
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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nowty wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 11:19 am
Joeboy wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 11:10 am
Mr Gus wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 10:26 am Thanks.
Turbulent times, & stupid corrupt govt.
Wonder how those mps blocking renewable WT are feeling this last week, (the ones just about to get a big pay rise)
Kirk Hill

Estimated first year savings rate

6.40p/kWh
If true, that's a nearly a 50% hike in expected savings from the WT2 share document.
It's on the owners dashboard under windfarm. ;)
A recent addition I think.
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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Thanks joe..

I cannot believe that the investment is still stuck at 50% all things considered (someone have a word)

This from the front page (not logged into dashboard yet)

"Our quotes do not reflect the current high prices. As a comparison, if prices stayed at the level assumed in the forthcoming energy price cap, your bill savings from your wind farm would be nearly 15p/kWh, that's 3 times higher than is displayed in our quotes"

So regardless of the proposed prices it's worth keeping the above in mind.

Ok, fess up, who has bought the T-shirt, & what's the material density (feel & structure like)?
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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Joeboy wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 9:10 am Had a chat with Tom at Ripple this morning

'Hey guys, are the guy ropes off Graig Fatha Yet?
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Hi Joe, thanks for your message!
We'll be announcing very soon when the wind farm will be going live!
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Fair answer!
A quick question Tom, The 9.5p per kWh figure?
Tom Carr
We're days away now, so do keep an eye on your emails.
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Is that figure the 1 year lock in figure for generation at the mast negotiated with Octopus?
Tom Carr
Yes, the figure is locked in for 1 year and reviewed annually
With the price spike at the moment it may even stay up depending on when prices settle again
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Cool, all the best in these extremely exciting times. OH, I didn't know it was variable I thought it was a flat rate, excellent!
Tom Carr
There's a useful article here on how the wholesale price might change with energy prices: https://blog.rippleenergy.com/news/the- ... ce-spikes/
Essentially we hope that your savings can to some extent protect you from price spikes!
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Absolutely, all the best and thanks for your time!
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You're most welcome, enjoy your day!'
I think he has misunderstood or answered half the question. If they refer to "savings" this is the difference between the operating cost and the wholesale price. If savings are 9.5p, I'd presume the price agreed with Octopus is 11.5p, assuming 2p operating costs.
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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Joeboy wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 11:10 am
Kirk Hill

Estimated first year savings rate

6.40p/kWh
Interesting. Hadn't spotted that.
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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TCA wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 2:33 pm
Joeboy wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 9:10 am Had a chat with Tom at Ripple this morning

'Hey guys, are the guy ropes off Graig Fatha Yet?
Chat started
Tom Carr joined the chat
Tom Carr
Hi Joe, thanks for your message!
We'll be announcing very soon when the wind farm will be going live!
avatar
Fair answer!
A quick question Tom, The 9.5p per kWh figure?
Tom Carr
We're days away now, so do keep an eye on your emails.
avatar
Is that figure the 1 year lock in figure for generation at the mast negotiated with Octopus?
Tom Carr
Yes, the figure is locked in for 1 year and reviewed annually
With the price spike at the moment it may even stay up depending on when prices settle again
avatar
Cool, all the best in these extremely exciting times. OH, I didn't know it was variable I thought it was a flat rate, excellent!
Tom Carr
There's a useful article here on how the wholesale price might change with energy prices: https://blog.rippleenergy.com/news/the- ... ce-spikes/
Essentially we hope that your savings can to some extent protect you from price spikes!
avatar
Absolutely, all the best and thanks for your time!
Tom Carr
You're most welcome, enjoy your day!'
I think he has misunderstood or answered half the question. If they refer to "savings" this is the difference between the operating cost and the wholesale price. If savings are 9.5p, I'd presume the price agreed with Octopus is 11.5p, assuming 2p operating costs.
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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TCA wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 2:38 pm
Joeboy wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 11:10 am Kirk Hill
Estimated first year savings rate
6.40p/kWh
Interesting. Hadn't spotted that.
Given that it's 2 years away and with the current state of the world I wouldn't even bet on us being around to benefit...
A
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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AE-NMidlands wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 3:01 pm
TCA wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 2:38 pm
Joeboy wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 11:10 am Kirk Hill
Estimated first year savings rate
6.40p/kWh
Interesting. Hadn't spotted that.
Given that it's 2 years away and with the current state of the world I wouldn't even bet on us being around to benefit...
A
A happy thought for the day! :D :roll:
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Re: Part ownership of a Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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AE-NMidlands wrote: Sun Mar 06, 2022 12:20 pm
Joeboy wrote: Sun Mar 06, 2022 11:51 am I'm away to set up another weather point on my phone so I can keep an eye on Graig Fatha. :) I wonder if it's on yet?
16.2mph down there, 8.7mph up here. Unashamedly excited! :)
and nice and steady for the whole of the rest of the week too. Perfect for commissioning and running in...
Wonder if there will be any money back in April, or whether it will be May before we see it?
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