14D Chart Thread, page-667

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compass1312 thanks for a response. What I am trying to establish is WHERE the company has told the market, in reference to the posting 36578071 from Balthazar1 where he/she wrote "The company has already told the market that it anticipates the TESS to be up and running in March 2019!"

I have been through the ASX announcements and find nothing to support what Balthazar1 has posted, hence the reason why I asked he/she to provide a link.
If he or she cannot substantiate their statement, I think it only fitting that they have their post removed.

Lets stick to the facts not allot of BS fairy dust that is scattered on this thread.
It is a shame that there does not seem to be some intellectual people in the energy/power field posting here.

A fruitful discussion as to how one envisages that a storage of 2GWh can be converted and used for base load would be interesting. I highly doubt that they intend to use a ship load of 333kw baby matchbox turbines, and I highly doubt that any decent size gas turbine is going to run on hot air.

The energy market/generation is atm moving at a very rapid pace. Solar across Australia, homes and businesses combined has installed the equivalent of just over 10,000 MW. Now if you count the Victorian power stations Loy Yang A&B as one, together their 6 turbines can generate 3,300 MW.
And in relation to wind according to wiki July 2018 there was 5114 MW capacity installed, with another 19,653 MW proposed or committed.





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