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SeaEnergy PLC (formerly Ramco Energy plc) is an offshore wind development company, based in Aberdeen, Scotland. SeaEnergy is AIM listed under the ticker SEA.For more background information, please visit the SeaEnergy website.
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RNS Number : 5776B SeaEnergy PLC 30 October 2009 30 October 2009 SeaEnergy PLC ("SeaEnergy" or the "Company") Total Voting Rights The Company announces that, pursuant to the requirements of the Disclosure and Transparency Rules, the total number of voting rights in respect of each class of share in issue and admitted to trading on AIM at the date of this announcement is as follows:
For further information contact: SeaEnergy PLC Chris Moar, Finance Director +44 1224 748480
Ambrian Partners Limited
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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| 27-10-09 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 4030B SeaEnergy PLC 27 October 2009
SeaEnergy PLC ("SeaEnergy" or the "Company")
SeaEnergy and TGC announce agreement to develop offshore windfarms in Taiwan
SeaEnergy PLC and Taiwan Generations Corporation ("TGC") are delighted to announce that they have concluded a Heads of Terms Agreement (the "Agreement") under which they will undertake the joint development of TGC's pipeline of offshore windfarm projects. Under the terms of the Agreement, signed by TGC and SeaEnergy PLC's subsidiary SeaEnergy Renewables Limited ("SERL"), the companies will work on a variety of projects, commencing with the Changhua Offshore Windfarm (the "Project"), which it is planned will have an installed capacity of up to 600MW. Combining SeaEnergy Renewables' offshore development expertise with TGC's pipeline of projects, local knowledge and experience, the partners will jointly plan, construct and operate offshore windfarms in Taiwan. The Changhua Offshore Windfarm will be located in the Taiwan Strait off Changhua county on the West Coast of Taiwan, about 2.5 to 10 km from shore in water depths up to 30m. The windfarm will initially be jointly owned by TGC and SERL, and may in the future, include other strategic investors as the development progresses. The Agreement provides SeaEnergy with the right to retain a 25% working interest in the windfarm developments. The Project is expected to require modest initial investment, by both companies, to complete studies, already commenced, which are required to gain a franchise - which equates to regulatory consent - from the Taiwanese Government. The Taiwan Government has set a target of 15%, or 8,450MW, of Taiwan's electricity to be generated from renewable resources by 2025. The offshore wind potential has been recognised by the Taiwan Government as offering the fastest gateway to attain such a goal. Taiwan Government foresees a potential of at least 3,000MW of offshore wind power. The Taiwan Government passed the Renewable Energy Act in July 2009. It is anticipated that the associated feed-in tariff system will be announced by January 2010. Steve Remp, Chairman of SeaEnergy PLC said: "We are very pleased to receive this international recognition for the quality and capabilities of our team. While the SeaEnergy team remain focused on delivering the Scottish Round awards we have already secured, and await the Crown Estate's decisions regarding Round 3, we are confident that we can make a significant contribution to the growing global offshore wind industry. The extensive offshore wind experience our team has developed in the UK makes us perfectly placed to undertake this joint venture in Taiwan." Joel Staadecker, CEO of SeaEnergy Renewables Limited said: "We are very much looking forward to working with TGC to develop The Changhua Offshore Windfarm and to begin fulfilling Taiwan's offshore wind potential. Taiwan represents an opportunity for SeaEnergy to internationalise quickly in an environment where a project can be consented at a reasonably early date and at reasonable cost." "This project is the perfect way for us to take our unique expertise overseas and to explore new and exciting opportunities at relatively low risk. The project is planned to track our development model which includes ultimately partnering with major utilities and power generators." For further information contact:
Managing Director
Craig, Richard Swindells
www.seaenergy-plc.com
NOTES TO EDITORS SeaEnergy PLC is the only listed pure play offshore wind energy company in the UK. SeaEnergy Renewables Limited is a subsidiary of the Company and is made up of the team which conceived, developed and delivered the world's first deep water wind farm development - the Beatrice offshore wind farm (10MW) (the "Beatrice Project") which is owned and operated by Talisman Energy. The Beatrice Project involved the installation of the two largest wind turbines (5MW each) ever deployed offshore, at water depths of 45 metres. This, combined with the SeaEnergy Renewable team's expertise in delivering deep water offshore developments in the oil and gas industry, puts SeaEnergy in an unrivalled position at the vanguard of the emerging offshore renewables industry. To date SeaEnergy has secured a 25% interest in two joint ventures to develop offshore wind farms with a total capacity of over 1800MW with partners Scottish & Southern Energy (Airtricity) and RWE AG (npower). Together with EDP Renewables (EDPR) it has also made applications for sites to be awarded through the UK Offshore Round 3 process. Taiwan Generations Corp. (TGC) is a leading offshore windfarm developer in Taiwan and one of Taiwan's few energy project development companies. With extensive experience gained in energy consultancy and with the mission of providing clean energy to the society. The installed capacity of TGC's pipeline of windfarms totals 1.7 GW. TGC has conducted nearly 5 years of feasibility studies for its Changhua Offshore Windfarm project, secured 11 permits and approval has been obtained from Taiwan Government and local authority. Through its offshore windfarm development, TGC attempts to establish a platform for international players to bring in resources and successful development experiences to Taiwan, that help Taiwan meet the goal of renewable energy development and win recognition in the world. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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| 30-09-09 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 9414Z SeaEnergy PLC 30 September 2009 30 September 2009 SeaEnergy PLC ("SeaEnergy" or the "Company") Total Voting Rights The Company announces that, pursuant to the requirements of the Disclosure and Transparency Rules, the total number of voting rights in respect of each class of share in issue and admitted to trading on AIM at the date of this announcement is as follows:
For further information contact: SeaEnergy PLC Chris Moar, Finance Director +44 1224 748480
Ambrian Partners Limited
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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| 24-09-09 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 6186Z Ramco Energy PLC 24 September 2009 Ramco Energy plc ("Ramco" or "the Company") Result of General Meeting Further to the announcement made on 7 September 2009, the Company is pleased to announce that at the general meeting ("GM") held earlier today, the change of name to SeaEnergy PLC was approved by shareholders. It is expected that the change of name will become effective on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange ("AIM") on or around 25 September 2009, and the Company's Ordinary Shares will trade under the new ticker code 'SEA'. From tomorrow the Company's new website address will be www.seaenergy-plc.com and the information required by Rule 26 of the AIM Rules for Companies (February 2007) will be available at www.seaenergy-plc.com/AIM.html. The Company also announces that at today's GM, shareholders approved the allotment of 5,100,000 New Ordinary Shares to Lanstead, at a placing price of 55p. Application has been made for the admission of these shares, dealings in which are expected to commence on 1 October 2009, and following admission there will be 68,089,279 Ordinary Shares in issue. All of the other resolutions proposed at today's GM were also approved by shareholders. Board Changes Following the approval by shareholders of the Company's change of name and as set out in the announcement on 7 September 2009, in recognition of the repurposing of the Group as a renewable energy pure-play, David Sigsworth and John Aldersey- Williams, both currently Non-Executive Directors of the Company's subsidiary SeaEnergy Renewables Limited ("SERL"), have now been appointed as Non-Executive Directors of the Company. Joel Staadecker, CEO of SERL, has also been appointed to the Board as an Executive Director. Concurrently, Stewart Cumming and Mark Groves-Gidney have retired from the Board of the Company. The biography of each of the Proposed Directors is set out in the announcement on 7 September 2009.
The Board is now constituted as follows:
Stephen Remp, Chairman of SeaEnergy PLC, said: "We are delighted to welcome David and John to the Board where we think their experience in the renewables industry, will prove invaluable to us as we move forward. On behalf of the Company, I would like to thank Stewart for his tremendous contribution to Ramco and for the support he has provided to the Board over many years. Similarly, we would like to thank Mark for his hard work and contribution during his short term on the Board and wish them both all the best for the future". Defined terms in this announcement have the same meaning as those defined in the announcement made by the Company on 7 September 2009. For further information contact:
Stephen Remp - Executive Chairman
Steven Bertram - Managing Director
Andrew Craig, Ben Wright - NOMAD
Richard Swindells - Corporate Broking
Ken Cronin, Kate Hill, Charlotte Reeve David Sigsworth, aged 63, is a director or has been a director of the following companies during the previous five years:
Kirklands Consulting Limited Electricity Association Services Limited
John Hosmer Aldersey-Williams, aged 47, is a director or has been a director of the following companies during the previous five years:
Redfield Consulting Limited European Marine Energy Centre Limited SeaEnergy Renewables Limited Mr. Aldersey-Williams was a director of Camcal Limited ("Camcal") until November 2006. Camcal went into administration in December 2006, with net liabilities of approximately £2 million. The administrator achieved a sale of Camcal's assets (including its name), and ensured that the secured creditors fully recovered their outstanding amounts. Unsecured creditors received nothing. Mr. Aldersey-Williams, through Redfield Consulting Limited, is currently interested in 47,816 Ordinary Shares. Joel Bonnar Staadecker, aged 62, is a director or has been a director of the following companies during the previous five years:
SeaEnergy Renewables Limited SeaEnergy UK Round 3 Limited Mr. Staadecker is currently interested in 62,500 Ordinary Shares. Other than as set out above, there is no further information required to be disclosed under paragraph (g) of Schedule 2 of the AIM Rules.
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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First mover advantage: SeaEnergy blows into the Far East
20 November 2009 WindEnergyUpdate speaks to SeaEnergy’s CEO, Joel Staadecker, about getting in on the ground floor of the world’s next big wind energy market. By Rikki Stancich Notching up a series of ‘firsts’, Sea Energy is not only the UK’s first listed company to focus exclusively on the offshore wind industry; it now ranks among the first foreign companies to be invited to partner in a series of Far East offshore wind projects. Following its recent announcement to partner with offshore wind farm developer, Taiwan Generations Corporation (TGC), to develop a pipeline of offshore wind projects in the Taiwan Strait, WindEnergyUpdate caught up with one of SeaEnergy’s founders, Joel Staadecker, to find out just how full of promise the Far East wind energy market is likely to be. The first of these projects, the Changhua Offshore Windfarm, will be located up to 10km off the West Coast of Taiwan in the Taiwan Strait and will have a generating capacity of 600MW. WindEnergyUpdate: Taiwan Generations Corporation is developing a portfolio of projects. Will SeaEnergy only be involved in the Changhua project, or will it develop the entire portfolio? Joel Staadecker: The agreement we signed with TGC covers the whole pipeline of 3 projects of 1.7 GW in size. Of these, the first project is the most advanced, given that data gathering has been going on for some five years, which makes the project particularly attractive. This will be our first joint-project development outside of the UK. Our foray into the Far East began a year ago in an effort to develop relationships in the region. This particular project came on the radar when we met a local developer out there who was in a position to seek our offshore expertise. WindEnergyUpdate: What challenges do you anticipate regarding the development of offshore wind farms in the Taiwan Strait? Joel Staadecker: Currently, there is no supply chain. This project will trigger a constellation of companies to come together to supply structures, the foundations, onshore assembly sites, port facilities and deployment vessels. Currently none of the vessels out there are optimized for offshore wind farm construction, so we’ll likely see a lot of new designs coming off the drawing board. When it’s time to pull the trigger on this project, it will be a matter of pulling contractors together to build and construct. There are already ideal port facilities, however, these facilities have never handled offshore wind projects. WindEnergyUpdate: What kind of policy support is available in Taiwan for wind energy projects? How do the conditions compare to markets in the US and Europe? Joel Staadecker: Currently the Taiwanese government is establishing a feed-in tariff (FiT), similar to Europe’s. The legislative framework for the FiT has been established; now all that remains is for the tariff itself to be set, which is due to happen in January 2010. Once the tariff level is set, we will have a greater understanding of the economics of the project. The FiT really is the next milestone. We are currently working behind the scenes to help the government avoid making the same mistakes that happened in Europe, whereby the FiTs were set too low. The tariff needs to be set at a level that is attractive to the industrial sector and we are working hard to encourage this. WindEnergyUpdate: The costs of project development are likely to be lower in the Far East than in Europe. Can you provide an idea –a comparative figure – of how much lower the costs are likely to be? Joel Staadecker: The cost structure for project development in the Far East is a lot different than it is here. There is a completely different model of revenue and expenses and yes, the local content will be significantly less costly. However, understanding the cost comparison requires a lot of groundwork – we are still working this out ourselves and a . . . Read Full Message More | View thread (1) | Respond | Login to Vote up | Login to Vote down |
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13:45:18 43.75p 95,000 £41,562 42p 44p BUY O Can anyone verify if these were actually buys? If they are, someone is putting their money where their mouth is. More | View thread (2) | Respond | Login to Vote up | Login to Vote down |
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