Ok, thanks, that makes sense. I guess the trick is knowing whether you are a latecomer or not!?
The price to book value is 1.24 I think, so not undervalued as far as assets are concerned, but I wonder if that counts in future energy price rises? I guess we will see.
Sod’s law I’ll up my holding and cold-fusion will come online!
I watched a 5 month old YouTube video (the extent of my research!) which said they have locked in75% of energy prices to 2030 - therefore won’t benefit as much from the current height prices.
Renewables Infrastructure Group buys stake in Hornsea One wind farm
fyi, TRIG are offering new ordinary shares via primarybid.
Bought this today as a hedge. I own £BP £SHEL and $XOM and wanted something a bit more green as a hedge. It was a mix up between this and £UKW but this won as they also do solar power and are spread out across part of Europe.
Got mine today.
Any reason for the recent rise this week. All my green shares companies are doing well recently.
I’ve noticed the same thing. In times of uncertainty they tend to go up when others stocks go down.
all buy orders are being rejected.
Everytime. I tried 7 times.
There haven’t been any trades since 13:30.
My guess is there isn’t anyone willing to sell at a price that Freetrade can accept or access. Give it some time and it’ll probably come back - maybe everyone’s gone to lunch! 
there was a selloff down to 125, and I had hoped to some then. Didn’t. What a pity 
More waiting game going on, for me
And today down to 120 pennies. Any idea what’s happening with them?
Wind fall tax and price cap threats
There are a bunch of companies that have been benefiting from government subsidises and making hay while the sun shines (ok, bad joke) with the massive increases in wholesale energy prices. Many countries including the U.K. are looking at legislation to cap prices. Need to look at specifics as this does not apply to all generators.
It has gone from being 10% over nav to 10% under since 22nd September
It’s pretty interesting seeing both Trig and UKW struggling a bit recently. I no longer hold shares in either, but I thought they would outperform the broader market, shows you what I know!
This is exactly what you would expect when interest rates start to go up, bond yields change and caps are in the offing. On top of that look at the horrendous management take. There are better places to put your money.
We’ve been discussing this on the other trust threads. Someone with more time than me would look at all the renewable trusts’ price fixes for the next year forecasts beyond 2025, revenue mix, current cost of capital (and sensitivities of it) and the discount to NAV to find a relative bargain that’s been thrown out with the bath water right now.
That’s far too many residency tick boxes for me though 
This is why I really don’t like government subsidies and market manipulation. Let’s hope companies didn’t start building their future on the expectation of government intervention
An unstable UK government with no plan, constant u-turns on bad decisions and most importantly, no stability for companies to work with is the problem here. The tory destruction of the uk economy continues unabated. Just look at the outflows from uk funds and trusts over the last few years and accelerating. Market confidence in the uk govt has gone.
