Comments on: Ausra: Financial Markets Could Effect Utility Solar Projects http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/ Helping the Earth with Technology Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:18:21 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Nick Panchev http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-24663 Nick Panchev Fri, 30 Jan 2009 09:14:50 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-24663 <p>We knew of the inevitable at end of 2006. (Same inevitable that occurred in 1991, thereafter SEGS-IX, the last for a decade and half). Nevada’s solar and that 5MWe could also be the last of the IPPs, construed as the conclusive event of 2008 and the final for this millennium, the FPL’s 2010 event; the end of all. Indubitably due to: 1.Siting of solar farms, whether on BLM’s administered land, or on a privately owned, that turned-out to be a “Grande Fiasco”. 2.IOUs quest to develop-own-operate, right after the solar boys gets permitting, was already evident by their Renewables RFO’s platform. 3.Unless, the Private Equity Firms demand return of their initial rounds from those several solar boys, having no other alternatives, but to go trough the FSAs, the IOUs have to take over the conclusion of the permitting. (Possible, just about break-even, at best, if the solar boys obtain the permitting and EXIT; for good). 4.Thereafter, most likely by 2010, the RPS may be trashed-out and the IOUs can continue their status quo; business as usual. 5.In lieu thereof funding pilot projects, based upon several viable disruptive technology by the in-the-box out of their garages solar boys, the Rulers of the Status Quo blow it out to the Universities, the Labs, bunch of “Proclaimed Socrates” and not limited to those non-profits 501(c)(3)??? ESQs, being some of the reasons for today’s commenced exiting with irreparable harm. (It is also believed, that Nostradamus may had some scripts about the Environs-for-profit (50…..0000(nothing) and their respective Intervenors ESQs, predicting that they have to look elsewhere for-profits in 2010, the beginning of the “Great California Blackouts”) 6.It is also believed, that there were certain scripts by Nostradamus, mentioning about the “Science Revolution of 2010”, which included today’s RPS and short lived tech’s modeling, which are to be just on paper, like his scripts, not limited to Governmental Agencies consolidation, which can not foster the implementation of the Science Revolution, due to outcome of the predicted then final 2010 financial crash. 7.The Stimulus Plan will not prolong the inevitable exiting of Renewable and Alternative energy’s IPPs; long gone by 2010 (Read the small print, as well as in-between), unless the Obama’s Administration, Legislature, Congress and the House, not limited to the DOE’s Dr. Chu presiding, come-up with a drastic changes in the Bill, fostering comfort zone (Near-zero Risk Factor) to those major Fund of Funds/Hedge Funds and some of the SRI’s bailed-out Wall Streeters, for the real rounds; construction of Renewable/Alternative energy’s electric power generating facilities. 8.The Era of the Hybrids. To alleviate black-outs in California (identical to the 2001, if not more severe, ask CA ISO for 2010 Modeling ) and other Western States, the IOUs will be scrambling for these 50MWe Peakers, particularly if the RPS is to remain, instead of trashed-out, praying for the “150MWe Super Peakers”, consisting of about 20% of total nameplate worth of Renewables, integrated with at least 40% recovered energy, in synergy with the residual 40% by the old mighty natural gas-fired.</p> <p>Adios Solares Muchachos. May be, may be not, we see you in Baja California, Mexico. No solar-thermal there. No Renewables, nor Fresnel, nor Power Towers there either. Just Super Hybrid Complexes (diesel-fired with seawater desals and with plenty of red tomatoes in the Super Greenhouses; you got to eat vegetables; do you? It is good for your health.</p> We knew of the inevitable at end of 2006. (Same inevitable that occurred in 1991, thereafter SEGS-IX, the last for a decade and half).
Nevada’s solar and that 5MWe could also be the last of the IPPs, construed as the conclusive event of 2008 and the final for this millennium, the FPL’s 2010 event; the end of all.
Indubitably due to:
1.Siting of solar farms, whether on BLM’s administered land, or on a privately owned, that turned-out to be a “Grande Fiasco”.
2.IOUs quest to develop-own-operate, right after the solar boys gets permitting, was already evident by their Renewables RFO’s platform.
3.Unless, the Private Equity Firms demand return of their initial rounds from those several solar boys, having no other alternatives, but to go trough the FSAs, the IOUs have to take over the conclusion of the permitting. (Possible, just about break-even, at best, if the solar boys obtain the permitting and EXIT; for good).
4.Thereafter, most likely by 2010, the RPS may be trashed-out and the IOUs can continue their status quo; business as usual.
5.In lieu thereof funding pilot projects, based upon several viable disruptive technology by the in-the-box out of their garages solar boys, the Rulers of the Status Quo blow it out to the Universities, the Labs, bunch of “Proclaimed Socrates” and not limited to those non-profits 501(c)(3)??? ESQs, being some of the reasons for today’s commenced exiting with irreparable harm. (It is also believed, that Nostradamus may had some scripts about the Environs-for-profit (50…..0000(nothing) and their respective Intervenors ESQs, predicting that they have to look elsewhere for-profits in 2010, the beginning of the “Great California Blackouts”)
6.It is also believed, that there were certain scripts by Nostradamus, mentioning about the “Science Revolution of 2010”, which included today’s RPS and short lived tech’s modeling, which are to be just on paper, like his scripts, not limited to Governmental Agencies consolidation, which can not foster the implementation of the Science Revolution, due to outcome of the predicted then final 2010 financial crash.
7.The Stimulus Plan will not prolong the inevitable exiting of Renewable and Alternative energy’s IPPs; long gone by 2010 (Read the small print, as well as in-between), unless the Obama’s Administration, Legislature, Congress and the House, not limited to the DOE’s Dr. Chu presiding, come-up with a drastic changes in the Bill, fostering comfort zone (Near-zero Risk Factor) to those major Fund of Funds/Hedge Funds and some of the SRI’s bailed-out Wall Streeters, for the real rounds; construction of Renewable/Alternative energy’s electric power generating facilities.
8.The Era of the Hybrids. To alleviate black-outs in California (identical to the 2001, if not more severe, ask CA ISO for 2010 Modeling ) and other Western States, the IOUs will be scrambling for these 50MWe Peakers, particularly if the RPS is to remain, instead of trashed-out, praying for the “150MWe Super Peakers”, consisting of about 20% of total nameplate worth of Renewables, integrated with at least 40% recovered energy, in synergy with the residual 40% by the old mighty natural gas-fired.

Adios Solares Muchachos.
May be, may be not, we see you in Baja California, Mexico. No solar-thermal there. No Renewables, nor Fresnel, nor Power Towers there either. Just Super Hybrid Complexes (diesel-fired with seawater desals and with plenty of red tomatoes in the Super Greenhouses; you got to eat vegetables; do you? It is good for your health.

]]> By: Ausra Turns On Solar Thermal Power Plant | Eco Friendly Mag http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-19468 Ausra Turns On Solar Thermal Power Plant | Eco Friendly Mag Fri, 24 Oct 2008 03:34:20 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-19468 <p>[...] Ausra’s chief commercial officer, Glen Davis told us earlier this month, Kimberlina will eventually have four lines of solar thermal equipment installed that will include [...]</p> [...] Ausra’s chief commercial officer, Glen Davis told us earlier this month, Kimberlina will eventually have four lines of solar thermal equipment installed that will include [...]

]]> By: Ausra Turns On Solar Thermal Power Plant « Earth2Tech http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-19443 Ausra Turns On Solar Thermal Power Plant « Earth2Tech Thu, 23 Oct 2008 20:37:11 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-19443 <p>[...] Ausra’s chief commercial officer, Glen Davis told us earlier this month, Kimberlina will eventually have four lines of solar thermal equipment installed that will include [...]</p> [...] Ausra’s chief commercial officer, Glen Davis told us earlier this month, Kimberlina will eventually have four lines of solar thermal equipment installed that will include [...]

]]> By: 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International | Eco Friendly Mag http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-18830 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International | Eco Friendly Mag Tue, 14 Oct 2008 22:29:22 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-18830 <p>[...] feel the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]</p> [...] feel the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]

]]> By: 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-18783 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International Tue, 14 Oct 2008 06:28:37 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-18783 <p>[...] feel the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]</p> [...] feel the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]

]]> By: 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International [Earth2Tech - Start-Up News] | Internet Startups http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-18762 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International [Earth2Tech - Start-Up News] | Internet Startups Tue, 14 Oct 2008 00:17:10 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-18762 <p>[...] the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]</p> [...] the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]

]]> By: 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International « Earth2Tech http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-18757 10 Solar Startups to Watch at Solar Power International « Earth2Tech Mon, 13 Oct 2008 23:29:44 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-18757 <p>[...] the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]</p> [...] the effects of the financial turmoil — with home owners likely to tighten their spending and debt and later-stage funding appearing more difficult — the solar industry is also emboldened by the recent passage of the renewable energy tax [...]

]]> By: Rise & Shine: October 10, 2008 http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-18647 Rise & Shine: October 10, 2008 Sat, 11 Oct 2008 04:22:17 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-18647 <p>[...] Ausra: Financial Markets Could Effect Utility Solar Projects Like many of its cleantech peers, the company has to consider what it will do if the financial markets don’t calm down over the next year. [...]</p> [...] Ausra: Financial Markets Could Effect Utility Solar Projects Like many of its cleantech peers, the company has to consider what it will do if the financial markets don’t calm down over the next year. [...]

]]> By: The Daily Sprout « Earth2Tech http://earth2tech.com/2008/10/09/ausra-financial-markets-could-effect-utility-solar-projects/#comment-18585 The Daily Sprout « Earth2Tech Fri, 10 Oct 2008 00:30:57 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=11625#comment-18585 <p>[...] 9th, 2008 at 5:30 pm in Misc Credit Crunch Crunching Wind: Solar projects aren’t the only renewable energy plans that could be effected by the credit crunch, wind could get the squeeze, too — via Dow Jones Clean Tech Insight reports and [...]</p> [...] 9th, 2008 at 5:30 pm in Misc Credit Crunch Crunching Wind: Solar projects aren’t the only renewable energy plans that could be effected by the credit crunch, wind could get the squeeze, too — via Dow Jones Clean Tech Insight reports and [...]

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