ERA Carbon - hohes Potential

bei ERA jedes Jahr hohe Gewinne ???

Sie "versprachen" zwar öfters hohe Gewinne, aber check mal die Bilanzen der letzten Jahre!

kein minus gefunden!

und nicht auf "Balance sheet" z.B. hier:

http://tmx.quotemedia.com/...ials.php?qm_page=48959&qm_symbol=ESR

Hier die Verluste jedes Jahr beginnend mit 2010 bis 2006:

Total Net Income

(2,513)

(1,441)

(2,579)

(78)

(79)

War Dir nicht klar, dass Ausdrücke in Klammer ein MINUS => Verlust und KEIN Gewinn sind???

Wie kommst Du auf kein Minus???

Du bist/warst ja sehr überzeugt von ERA... bist Du so nett und gibst mir (ev. per Boardmail) oder uns (falls Du offener bist) eine Indikation wieviele ERA Aktien Du ungefähr besitzt? Ist es im 4-, 5- oder gar 6-stelligen Bereich?

Alles Gute und Glück auf (mehr fällt mir dazu im Moment nicht ein...)

Und ist die boardmail angekommen???

Sorry, aber wenn Aktienprofi will, dass es alle wissen, würde er es hier posten.

Denke aber er hat genug damit zu schlucken, weil er bisher dachte ERA "erwirschaftet jedes Jahr hohe Gewinne" wie er wortwörtlich schrieb...

Jedenfalls ein Danke für meine Aufklärungsarbeit habe ich noch keines von Ihm erhalten.

Ich wollte ja nicht den Inhalt der BM erfahren, sondern nur fragen ob der Vorgang als solches stattgefunden hat!

nicht genauso tot wie dieseer thread!

Ich habe keine Ahnung. Inzwischen Depotleiche geworden und die € 100,- habe ich schon abgeschrieben.

so hoch war wie heute, ein sehr aussichtsreiches Investment... sollte man meinen... aber oft dauert es.... *gähn*

To date, all completed projects and carbon sales have been to  clients in the international voluntary market. It is expected that future sales  will expand beyond voluntary markets to include compliance schemes that are  developing in regional markets such as California and the Western Climate  Initiative jurisdictions, which include the provinces of British Columbia,  Quebec and Ontario. Beyond North America, ERA continues the development of its  internationally recognized REDD (Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and  Degradation) project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the first concession  based forest conservation project to be awarded in that country. Additional  markets for forestry based carbon offsets are expected to include Australia,  Korea and Japan.

Duncan Manson, CEO of ERA comments, “We are proud to have  achieved the 2 million tonne milestone in carbon offset sales during a period of  time that has been economically difficult for many organizations, so we thank  each of our partners, clients and customers for staying committed to climate  change mitigation through forest conservation and forestry based carbon offset  financing. And while climate policy has become a political hot potato in many  jurisdictions, the positive developments we see in California, Australia, South  East Asia, and even here in British Columbia, lead us to believe that there is a  vibrant future ahead for our industry as ERA develops new projects and explores  new markets.”

 

ERA at COP 17 in Durban, South Africa

ERA is pleased to report its participation in the 17th  Conference of the Parties (COP 17) which took place in Durban, South Africa  between November 28 and December 9, 2011. COP 17 was organized by the United  Nations and brought together political representatives from 194 participating  nations, as well as members of academia, NGOs and NPOs, indigenous groups,  project developers, international funding agencies and institutions, as well as  students and international media, who gathered to discuss, debate and advance  policy related to climate change.

On Friday December 2, 2011 ERA hosted a panel discussion,  organized by the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA), entitled  “Key Elements to Making REDD Projects in Africa a Success” which included a  cross section of stakeholders including: John Kendall RFP - Lead African  Community based Forester for ERA’s Mai Ndombe REDD project, Jean Robert Bwangoy  Bankaza – ERA DRC Project Lead, Mike Korchinsky – CEO of Wildlife Works,  Christian del Valle – Director of Environmental Markets and Forestry at Althelia  Ecosphere, Bruno Guay – Technical Advisor for DRC National REDD Coordination for  the UNDP and Victor Kabengele – Project Coordinator at the DRC Ministry of  Environment, Nature Conservation and Tourism. The panel was moderated by Georg  Schattney – Managing Director at Forest Carbon Group AG. A more detailed report  of COP 17 highlights and ERA’s activities will be included in ERA’s fourth  quarter newsletter which will be available on our website in mid December,  2011.

 

ERA Grants Options

ERA has granted 250,000 options to Frederic Jacquemont,  President of ERA, at an exercise price of $0.30Cdn. The warrants are exercisable  for a period of 5 years from the date of issuance, March 10, 2011.

 

About ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd.

A pioneer in forest restoration and conservation carbon offset  projects, ERA has delivered over two million tonnes of carbon offsets to the  voluntary market.  The company’s Community Ecosystem Restoration Program  (“CERP”) began in 2005 in British Columbia, Canada, and its activities have  grown to include forest carbon projects in Canada, Africa, New Zealand and the  United States. ERA’s clients and product users include Air Canada, Catalyst  Paper, Rolling Stone Magazine, HSE – Entega, The Forest Carbon Group AG, and  Shell Canada Limited.  ERA’s carbon offset products are validated and verified  to ISO-14064, CCBA, PFSI-VER, CAR and VCS standards.

 

Additional information on ERA can be found on the corporate  website or by contacting investor@eracarbonoffsets.com

 

On behalf of the Board of Directors,

 

ERA CARBON OFFSETS LTD.

 

“Duncan J. Manson”

 

Chief Executive Officer

For further information, please  contact:
David Rokoss
ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd.
110 – 788 Harbourside  Drive
North Vancouver, BC V7P 3R7
Telephone: 604-973-6512
Email: david.rokoss@eraecosystems.com

 

Additional information on ERA can be found on the corporate  website www.eracarbonoffsets.com or by contacting investor@eracarbonoffsets.com

Duncan Manson, CEO of ERA comments, “CODE REDD is an important call to action for the private sector, and it’s fitting that we make this announcement with our joint venture colleagues Wildlife Works, at Globe 2012, where private sector sustainability leaders come to learn, network and do business. We are excited to be a part of this revolutionary Campaign, while showcasing the work being done at Mai Ndombe in the Democratic Republic of Congo. We look forward to working with the visionaries within the CODE REDD team and at Wildlife Works.”  

About CODE REDD
Forests are disappearing at an alarming rate of 13 million hectares per year, (FAO 2010), and are vital to the global ecosystem. The CODE REDD campaign was initially funded and launched by Wildlife Works, but it is an open initiative bringing together corporate carbon offset buyers, REDD project developers, indigenous forest owners, forest nation governments, NGOs, verification organizations, standards bodies, market platforms and other concerned entities to tackle this critical challenge.

...wer weiß mehr ?

wieder einmal ein Stadtkämmerer zugeschlagen!

Robert Falls:        Our opening mantra, which we borrowed, went something like "think globally, act locally," and we did. Our first projects emerged in our own backyards so to speak, with a forest ecosystem restoration project that kicked off on Rivers Day, September 29th, 2004.  With some believers and friends, we planted a few dozen native conifers on lands controlled by a few local environmental organizations.  Following the lead of the Mayor of Maple Ridge, our first clients, David Van Seters, CEO of Small Potatoes Urban Delivery (SPUD), and Mike Wood, CEO of a vehicle lease company based in Vancouver, got their hands dirty and planted our first trees.

Thereafter came the District of Mission, the City and Township of Langley, and the Greater Vancouver Regional District.  We also undertook a project with the Nature Trust of B.C., and the B.C. Ministry of the Environment, that restored Great Blue Heron habitat near a wetland.

What was the common denominator?  Our partners, both landholders and offset-buying clients alike, all saw the multiple benefits and the win-win nature of ecological restoration and protection that would not otherwise happen, but which were made possible through carbon finance.



GLOBE-Net:       What were your expectations when you started out in 2004 with respect to the then emerging carbon marketplace, and how have your views changed since then?

Robert Falls:      When we started, the carbon offset space was small and undifferentiated.  I had been involved in carbon offset projects for almost ten years at that point, mostly for large energy companies that were addressing sustainability and climate policies.  There were very few players, virtually no rules, and no viable, established standards by which projects could be validated and verified. Some leaders of the market claimed that carbon offsets would never exceed 50 cents a tonne in value, and very few players saw a market emerging, that would ultimately exceed $100 billion per annum.  However, some forward-thinking organizations, such as CO2E.com, Natsource, and others, believed a compliant market was inevitable, and invested in infrastructure and capacity.  This turned out to be a very long bet.

The view today is vastly changed: in terms of compliant carbon markets, foundational international policies have been very slow to develop and implement, while regional programming has come into play.  The EU-ETS has sustained through any number of challenges, and continues.  Regional programming in North America, such as California continues, but slowly, dodging obstacles all the way.  Programming in Australia, New Zealand, and Asia is proceeding, but not in a coordinated fashion - yet.

Voluntary markets, which represent a tiny fraction of the overall carbon marketplace, have grown significantly since we started ERA, but only time will tell in what direction and to what magnitude.  One constant about carbon markets has been a lack of predictability.

However, over time, it would appear that the markets are indeed finding the "best bang for the buck" projects, and these are increasingly located in developing countries - thus our focus in the Congo and other African countries.  The amplification of benefits in terms of dollars spent in developing countries isquite remarkable, and has provided a broad range of benefits to communities, in terms of jobs, infrastructure, education, and ecological integrity.



GLOBE-Net:       Few people really understand what carbon trading is all about. Some see it as buying a license to pollute; others claim it's the only way to get business on side with respect to protecting the environment. How would you explain it to someone with little knowledge of the subject?

Robert Falls:     Let's start with the premise that we are indeed loading the atmosphere with carbon dioxide much faster than we (with the help of trees) are removing it, that this is impacting climate negatively, and that we ought to do something to correct the situation so we don't leave a legacy of climatic instability for future generations to grapple with.

In taking action, whether driven by a personal commitment, or regulation, or corporate policy, one quickly determines that whether you are a household or a manufacturing facility, the range of emission-reducing measures you can take "within the fence line" is limited.  High efficiency heating systems, insulation, photovoltaics, and energy efficiency measures such as changing out lightbulbs, represent limited opportunities.  There is in fact a cost curve for any entity, and there is a point at which the investments yield too little benefit to make sense.

Verified Offsets represent emissions-reduction benefits that have been developed "outside the fence line."  They have been confirmed as real, and genuine, and incremental to "business as usual," by a qualified third party auditor.  And, drum roll here, they are far more cost effective, than chasing every last opportunity in the home or facility.

Offsets are not a "license to pollute", on the contrary, they represent a means for ethical and/or regulated emitters, including households, to reduce their net carbon footprints, after all reasonable internal means have been exhausted, and in so doing, create a range of co-benefits.

Now, if what I have just said could be reduced to one sentence, the carbon offset industry would prosper dramatically!



GLOBE-Net:     Criticism has been levied against the awarding of carbon offsets for some projects that were funded in part by the sale of carbon emission savings that never did exist or failed to happen as planned. How does ERA ensure that the emissions reductions promised actually materialize?                    

Robert Falls:    It's a remarkable thing about money, once opportunities to "make" it become visible, the imposters, frauds, and a range of other unsavoury characters, will show up -- as will legitimate competition. The latter we welcome, as this is what helps find least cost solutions.  However, with respect to bogus projects and claims, while inevitable these are also few and far between.  Without exception, any knowledgeable buyer of carbon offsets will be looking for validation, verification, and/or certification, by a credible third party they trust, and is trusted within the industry.

Matters of methodology, measurement, ownership, and other key elements will be addressed against an established and credible standard.  Whether voluntary or compliant offsets are being transacted, validation and verification (and/or certification) to a credible standard, such as the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) or a standard established prescribed by a jurisdiction such as California, will be essential.

For those knowledgeable in the space, such as offset project developers, brokers, and large buyers, the standards and the processes are well known.  For households, the challenge becomes somewhat larger, as there is a learning process if one wishes to be 100% sure, but in the year 2012, with carbon markets reaching their 20+ anniversary, the vast majority of offset project developers, validators, and brokers, have established their respective authenticities.



GLOBE-Net:    Some financial experts believe the global economy will take years to recover from the recent recession and the Euro-zone crisis. What impacts will the troubled world economy have on carbon offsets market?

Robert Falls:    I wish I could say "no impact", but my guess is that there has already been an impact felt, as some organizations that have been buyers in the voluntary marketplace, have decided to cut costs.  Having said that, there is a sustained, perhaps even growing, focus on the climate issue.  Forward thinking organizations such as Google and any number of other entities are continuing to offset their operations.  And fossil energy companies are being faced with import sanctions that target carbon intensive production.

With respect to compliant markets, while slow to emerge, emerge they have and will continue to do so.  When California's cap and trade programming goes operational in 2013, this will almost double what is already a $140 billion per year industry.  As Asian countries follow step, and perhaps additional regions in the U.S. and Canada, the carbon offset market looks bright.  Not explosive, and not without clouds and storms, but bright nonetheless.



GLOBE-Net:    ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd. is now searching for a new CEO. What kind of person are you looking for in the person who eventually takes over from where you left off?

Robert Falls:   First off, what we are seeking for ERA's next chapter is not another me.  When I founded ERA with Bart Simmons back in 2004, the path forward required a combination of vision which I brought, and on the ground capacity, which was Bart's great asset.  I have always been ahead of my time, which means that while we might have been the first to get there, the game was still being designed.

However we found a way to sustain the company, we helped shape the markets, and we spawned a number of capable folks that are out there now, some competing, but all contributing, and there is no undoing the extraordinary experience we have acquired.

The carbon trading space has changed dramatically. It has become complicated, sophisticated, competitive, and very international.  There has been an extraordinary differentiation in required roles, and many very large organizations, including some of the world's largest financial institutions, are now involved and doing business.

Within this context, ERA's next CEO needs to be capable and comfortable in a range of domestic and international stages, including public markets. He or she will have an entrepreneurial mindset, and very strong leadership qualities to lead and navigate the next several years.  The next CEO will need to be both confident and respectful of shareholders, and the planet.  Hard-nosed but authentic, he or she will need a very strong grounding in business and must respect both science and social systems.

When we founded ERA, and before our first tree was in the ground, I used to say that our goal was to "start a wave of ecological restoration and protection in our own backyard, that would reverberate around the world….."  

Well, we have been operational in our own backyard for eight years, and we are on the ground in Africa now.  It is time to grow even stronger, and start reverberating around the world.  Taking on ERA's CEO role is not for the faint of heart, but for the right person, will be an extraordinarily rewarding experience.

Duncan Manson, CEO of ERA comments: “We are delighted to announce this 50/50 joint venture with Wildlife Works, a world leader in the development of REDD projects. Mike Korchinsky and his team at WW have an impressive 15 year conservation history which includes their successful REDD project in Kenya whereby more than 200,000 ha of the Kasigau Corridor has been protected from agricultural encroachment and forest degradation. Their experience and success is a testament to their technical sophistication, as well as their ability to deliver real and lasting benefits to the community. When combined with ERA’s expertise in carbon finance, forest conservation and ecosystem restoration, we now have a pre-eminent international team able to complete the Mai Ndombe project and ensure that it delivers the economic, social and climate benefits desired over the next 25 years. This Joint Venture Agreement ensures that the financing and expertise needed to complete the project is now in place.”

Mike Korchinsky, Founder and CEO of Wildlife Works comments: “We are excited to be able to partner with ERA in this important REDD project within the DRC whereby 299,645 hectares of the vulnerable Congo Basin Rainforest will be protected from deforestation. The Mai Ndombe project will deliver important social, economic, biodiversity and climatic benefits for communities within and beyond the project area. ERA is a recognized leader in the development of forestry-based carbon offsets for the voluntary market using carbon finance as a means of mitigating the undesirable effects of climate change. Wildlife Works is delighted to join ERA in implementing this project and looks forward to a long and successful working relationship with ERA”.

About ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd.
A pioneer in carbon offset projects based on forest conservation and restoration, ERA has delivered over two million tonnes of carbon offsets to the voluntary market from a variety of international forestry based projects. The company’s Community Ecosystem Restoration Program (“CERP”) began in 2005 in British Columbia, Canada, and has delivered large scale restoration of riparian ecosystems throughout the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. ERA’s successful project development activities include the award winning Darkwoods and Denman Island forest carbon projects, the first REDD concessions in the Democratic Republic of Congo in central Africa and Improved Forest Management projects in the United States which are expected to deliver ARB compliant tonnes for the California market beginning in 2013. Our activities span Canada, Africa, the United States and New Zealand. ERA’s carbon offset projects are validated and verified to ISO-14064, CCBA, PFSI-VER, CAR and VCS standards and sell into voluntary and pre-compliance carbon markets. ERA’s clients and product users include Air Canada, Catalyst Paper, Rolling Stone Magazine, HSE - Entega, Forest Carbon Group AG, and Shell Canada Limited.

Additional information about ERA can be found on the corporate website or by contacting investor@eracarbonoffsets.com

About Wildlife Works LLC
Wildlife Works is the world’s leading REDD project development and management company with a unique approach to applying innovative market based solutions to the conservation of biodiversity. The company established a successful model that uses the emerging marketplace for REDD carbon offsets as a sustainable and scalable funding mechanism for biodiverse forest protection and to help local landowners in the developing world to monetize their forest and biodiversity assets whether they are indigenous peoples, governments, communities, ownership groups or private individuals.

Wildlife Works’ flagship “Kasigau Corridor REDD project” was the first REDD project to achieve validation, verification, and issuance of REDD carbon credits under both the Verified Carbon Standard, (VCS), and the Climate, Community, and Biodiversity Standard (CCB).

Additional information about Wildlife Works can be found on the corporate website www.wildlifeworks.com

On behalf of the Board of Directors,
ERA CARBON OFFSETS LTD.

“Duncan J. Manson”
Chief Executive Officer

For further information, please contact:
David Rokoss
ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd.
110 - 788 Harbourside Drive
North Vancouver, BC V7P 3R7
Telephone: 604-973-6512
Email: david.rokoss@eraecosystems.com

Additional information on ERA can be found on the corporate website www.eracarbonoffsets.com or by contacting investor@eracarbonoffsets.com

die nachrichten sind klasse die auftragsbücher sind voll!
leider fehlen die käufer...
ähnlich wie bei der bvb aktie der erfolg ist da, aber der kurs kommt nicht hoch.
da hilft nur abwarten...

erkennt man schnell, dass es bei ERA auch sehr schnell nach oben gehen kann :-)

Denke lange wird es nicht mehr dauern.

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Ein Cent pro Woche würde schon reichen um ERA einwenig dynamik zu verpassen.forum-media.finanzen.net/forum/smiley/smiley-cool.gif" style="max-width:560px" />

Mensch der immernoch 19 jährige treibt ja auch noch sein Unwesen..

 

Glaubst du eigentlich immer noch dran..? Deine Sprüche sind ja seit Ewigkeiten immernoch genau die Selben..

 

Dann weiterhin viel Erfolg dabei..

das sind gründe genug um hier weiterhin dabei zu bleiben und zuzukaufen.

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