Irish-run but Dutch-based business reveals it had €1m cash at the end of last year, down from €3.4m a year earlier
Corre Energy
Renewable energy storage developer’s shares have lost almost 75% of their value over the past 12 months
Energy storage developer has yet to find a way to capture and hold on to shareholder value
Darren Patrick-Green, the company’s largest shareholder, is to step down with immediate effect
Group has agreed ‘offtake arrangements’ with companies for GHH project and will now look to source funding
Companies said they have launched a global collaboration for the deployment of multiday compressed air energy storage
Irish Stock Exchange performs better than European peers but still little on upside for individual stocks.
Meanwhile, as China’s central bank surprised analysists and delivered a smaller than expected cut to lending rates, Asian stocks tumbled, and these policy signals from China also weighed on sentiment in other global markets.
First US project sees energy storage developer acquire project in Texas
Dublin-listed company confirms that it had signed an option agreement on over 500MW of projects in Germany
Main benchmark logs steep weekly decline on growing concerns over slowing global economy and uncertainty around US debt ceiling talks
Company will use proceeds to fund key projects and pursue new opportunities
Proceeds to be used to advance key projects in Netherlands and Denmark
Only three companies have floated in Dublin in the past four years
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