#AST "that the arbitration tribunal have prepared a draft of an award, however due to the complexity of the matter this award is not yet final"
Draft of an award - has to be - an award?
If claim was rejected - then relatively easy to word?
https://t.co/Uz8R3KcguT
IF that's right & award gets net £50m to AST I calc:
A1 pref = 9p
A2 pref = 4.4p
AST shs = 0.6p
Total for long term holders that have not changed holdings = 14p
Obviously the actual amount received could be anything from zero to an award 10 times that?
My understanding:
271,313,612 pref shs will receive 49% of receipt from any award. Feb 2024
461,575,847 A2 pref shs will receive 41% of receipt from any award. Feb 2025
Remaining 10% will belong to listed co.
810,887,442 shs currently
The current 0% VAT relief on solar installations is set to last until 31 March 2027, after which the VAT rate will return to 5%. On a solar and battery system for a three-bedroom home costing around £11,300, the shift from 0% to 5% VAT would add roughly £565,
Considering solar and batteries?
Potential price increases coming down the line? Perhaps material prices have hit bottom?
If considering an installation maybe jump sooner than later?
https://t.co/oNA1Xf6pk0
China’s Ministry of Finance has confirmed that the 9% VAT export rebate on solar panels will be removed completely from 1st April 2026. That is in effect, a one-tenth subsidy for Chinese panels, the source of nearly all our cheap panels in the UK.
The price of silver hit an all-time high in mid-January, double the level it was in September 2025, and nearly 200% higher than the year before. In late December 2025, four leading Chinese silicon wafer manufacturers jointly raised quoted prices by an average of 12%.
For battery products, the rebate will be reduced from 9% to 6% from the same date, then removed entirely from 1st January 2027. Again, China is a major supply of UK batteries.
@SharePickers Check best tariffs... likely @OctopusEnergy Go now and move to Intelligent Go with EV.
Rates bring CUT from 1st April- overnight rates probably 5.5p/3.5p kWh.
Last year i imported 14500kWh at sub 8p & exported 7500kWh at 15p. Net cost all heating, ev etc = zero
@g__j@OctopusEnergy By way of example. I have a GradeII Listed cottage with modern extension. My first 2 years on fixed flows used 8000kWh/pa. Next 3 years on wc was 5800kWh. And was warmer!
@g__j@OctopusEnergy Fantastic to have such data. Can we see more analysis & education?
Compare fixed flows vs weather compensation efficiency? Surely (almost) everyone should be on wc? What else?
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