Camco Clean Energy is an experienced project developer working to develop, construct and operate projects that contribute to building a sustainable future.

With more than 20 years of successful project delivery we help clients in Asia, North America, Africa and Europe to implement clean energy and emission reduction solutions, reducing costs and maximising financial and environmental benefits. We have an outstanding track record in technical delivery and commercial expertise working with local industry, multinational companies, governments and regulatory bodies.

Camco Clean Energy has created one of the largest emission reductions portfolios and has structured ground breaking and innovative arrangements for the sale and delivery of emission reductions to compliance and voluntary buyers. Camco Clean Energy collaborates with industry, project developers, equipment providers and investor groups to create emissions-to-energy projects and maximise sustainable energy production across a range of sectors; including biogas, renewable energy, energy efficiency, and land use.

Camco Clean Energy also provide strategic, policy, commercial and technical expertise accrued over two decades to deliver low carbon energy and sustainable development solutions.

At 1.175p are well below the cash held. Improving carbon prices since last week. Share price on the bounce from recent lows.


Link ..... ISDX trades on CCE

10 April 2013 - EU carbon

Carbon prices advanced last week as traders reported that industrial buyers were in the market. European Union allowances (EUAs) for December 2013 gained 7.9 per cent over the week to close at €5.19/tonne, compared with €4.81/t previously. EUAs were trading as low as €4.52/t on Tuesday morning after the European Commission released verified emissions data.

Prices bounced back on Wednesday – trading mostly above €5.00/t as market activity increased. About 17.3Mt of EUAs for December 2013 traded on Wednesday, compared with 12.1Mt on Tuesday. On Friday morning, the front-year contract surged to a high of €5.23/t. Traders that spoke with Bloomberg New Energy Finance analysts said carbon has been supported by demand from industrial buyers.

UN Certified Emission Reduction credits (CERs) for December 2013 ended the week at €0.40/t, up from €0.33/t.

Read more: renewable-energy/land-rising-solar

Good volume today as someone paid 1.38p (offer 1.20p) for 500,000 shares not long ago

EU Parliament poised for crunch carbon market vote

16 Apr 2013 - BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - EU politicians on Tuesday hold a decisive vote on a plan to reduce a glut of allowances that has devastated the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), the world's biggest carbon market.

Directors buying last Friday now reported

01 July 2013 - Camco Clean Energy plc
Director Dealing

Camco Clean Energy plc was notified on 28 June 2013 that Jonathan Marren, Chief Financial Officer, purchased 3,003,985 ordinary shares of the Company at a price of 1.5 pence per share that same day. Following this transaction, Mr Marren has an interest in 3,003,985 ordinary shares representing approximately 1.44 per cent of the Company's issued ordinary share capital.

Good volume today.

Afer yesterdays news that Finance Director bought 3m @ 1.5p

Today news that CEO has bought 2.5m @ 1.6p

Finished up 7% on the day.

Another good positive day 2p is cheap imo.

target 2.5p.

Buyers are back as it bounces from support. now 2.45p
RNS of AGM today

Notice of AGM
Camco Clean Energy (AIM:CCE) announces that the Annual General Meeting ("AGM") relating to the Company's financial year ended 31 December 2012, will be held at 12.00 p.m. on Tuesday 17th September 2013 at the offices of N+1 Singer, One Bartholomew Lane, London, EC2N 2AX.

McGregor knows his Stuff and will move the company forward as the top says

" With more than 20 years of successful project delivery we help clients in Asia, North America, Africa and Europe to implement clean energy and emission reduction solutions, reducing costs and maximising financial and environmental benefits. We have an outstanding track record in technical delivery and commercial expertise working with local industry, multinational companies, governments and regulatory bodies. "

The WORLD is waking up to CLEAN ENERGY more and more

2.80p +0.35p

finally the overhang has been cleared and the shares are moving ahead

the greatest and most immediate move towards "clean energy" is though the implementation of plants and engines that can run on LNG

Brilliant article here tells you exactly why CCE's REDT is so potentially massive it is the 'Holy Grail' for Energy


The energy storage holy grail

Braden Reddall and Nichola Groom / 22 Aug, 10:54 AM

California, whose green ambitions helped the solar and wind industries take root, is taking an essential next step by proposing a sharp rise in energy storage to better integrate renewable power with the rest of the grid.

Power from sun and wind fluctuates dramatically, so capturing it for later use makes the supply more predictable.

"We can't just rely on sunlight," Governor Jerry Brown told the Intersolar conference in San Francisco last month. "We've got to bottle the sunlight."


"Holy grail"

Storage is seen as energy's "holy grail" because of the efficiency it brings to any grid. For example, California has 51 gigawatts of peak capacity to handle heat that boosts air-conditioning demand, even if only two-thirds of that is needed for most of the year.

Germany's Gildemeister is providing vanadium energy storage batteries for miner American Vanadium to market and sell in the United States. The batteries can recharge electric vehicles, store wind and solar power for electric power grids, and set up micro grids when main power sources are not available. In Nevada, American Vanadium is developing the only US mine that will produce the little-known metal.

American Vanadium CEO Bill Radvak sees particular interest among building owners and public service providers on the US East Coast after the power disruptions of Hurricane Sandy

Venture capitalists poured $2.2 billion into storage in the last five years, according to the Cleantech Group, or well over double that of the previous five years. Werner, of San Jose-based SunPower, noted that the same minds behind smartphones are moving into smart meters and storage in Silicon Valley.

"These are capitalists. They're not doing this as a science experiment."

Another good movement up today 3.30p
and Breakout from the last Intraday high

What a run today as it was breaking the previous high

Breaking 4p on a very strong move this morning

Profit taking on today's AGM

On edit :- may fill the gap to 3p from last November?

On the bounce today with good trading mainly on the ISDX, were premium was paid earlier for larger size.