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Energy Assets - Provider of advanced gas meters to grow eps by 141% over two years

August 2013

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  • Epic Code:
  • EAS
  • Price:
  • 238p
Those of a certain age may remember the shocking three-day working weeks of the 1970s where office workers had to resort to candle light due to striking coal miners causing an incessant stream of power cuts, which brought the country to its knees. While nobody thought it could happen again a recent report from energy regulator, OFGEM, noted that the risk of ageing coal-fired power stations being closed sooner than expected, combined with tough EU environmental legislation, could see the UK completely running out of energy as soon as the winter of 2015-2016. However, help could be at hand from Energy Assets, the subject of this month's write-up, which owns and maintains advanced gas meters in the industrial & commercial (I&C) sect ...

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