On the Radar – Renewable Energy Holdings

On the advice of one of our readers (thanks Justin) we’ve placed Renewable Energy Holdings (REH.L) on the radar.

As its name suggests, Renewable Energy Holdings is all about sustainable renewable energy.

They seem to have their finger in a few alternative energy pies from wind, wave and solar through to methane capture and hydro power generation.

Obviously we love the sector with all it’s crunchy green goodness and with its diversity, REH.L, looks in a good position to cash in on this increasingly important niche of the energy sector.

This diversification provides shareholders with the benefit of access to distinct opportunities in these fields at different times, and a less volatile valuation on their power generation portfolio.

At the time of writing, Renewable Energy Holding’s revenue is derived from 40.5 MW of wind farm projects in Germany and a 1 MW landfill gas project in the UK.

It also owns a proprietary wave power device, CETO, which it is in the the process of bringing to the market.

Obviously do your own research on this one, but as for Investor Trader, we’ll be keeping a close eye on REH.L over the coming weeks with an eye to furthering our exposure to the exciting alternative energy sector with a little Renewable Energy Holdings of our own.


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Comments

Posted On
Jun 15, 2009
Posted By
Jon

Hi there. Here is another idea for you. I have just bought Inland PLC today at 10p. As pointed out by Small Company Share Watch, the value of the company is only a third of the book value of the land it owns! Looking at a chart of the share price over the last two years I am hoping for a gradual climb back to (hopefully) 50p for five times my money!!

Jon

Posted On
Jun 15, 2009
Posted By
Paul

Hi Jon, thanks again for your comment, I was having a close look at Inland myself today after getting my copy of SCSW and I’m thinking very seriously about having a dip.

Posted On
Jun 16, 2009
Posted By
jon

Bloody hell – I amaze myself sometimes…..Inland up 22% in a day. I wish I could claim some kind of skill rather than simple lady luck! Nice way to make £500 but I am sure that there is a lot more to come.

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