Sandy
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For the e series or x series?We'll be making an announcement next week, I was with our software team yesterday trialing our new system.
For the e series or x series?We'll be making an announcement next week, I was with our software team yesterday trialing our new system.
For the e series or x series?
I see local Worcs press have got hold of the news that Hartlebury has gone into administration. The administrators from Grant Thornton are restructuring specialists (one a very recently appointed partner) who have gone on record as stating that they want to realise the value in the 2 UK companies as a going concern.
That would be fine if you owned an X-series, but I think it's unlikely to happen.
That anyone would take on the warranty obligations for 100 X-series turbines, when they have had none of the sales revenue.What's unlikely to happen?
I see local Worcs press have got hold of the news that Hartlebury has gone into administration. The administrators from Grant Thornton are restructuring specialists (one a very recently appointed partner) who have gone on record as stating that they want to realise the value in the 2 UK companies as a going concern.
Quite agree, and no one other than they and secured/preferential creditors will get a bean, just pointing out that the 2 named administrators are restricting/recovery/turnaround specialists within the GT Partners, rather than only insolvency/liquidation.I would agree Grant Thornton are specialists but I think you will find its in lining there own pockets.
That anyone would take on the warranty obligations for 100 X-series turbines, when they have had none of the sales revenue.
Thinking out loud here but irrespective of manufactures warranties don't you have redress in law against the supplier of the goods?Tell me about it! We commissioned our X35 in September!
Anyone purchasing any goods only has a claim against the supplier.Thinking out loud here but irrespective of manufactures warranties don't you have redress in law against the supplier of the goods?
So if xyz renewables sell you an endurance turbine which goes wrong you have a claim against xyz renewables irrespective of whether endurance has gone bust of not - or did endurance sell all their turbines direct to the end user ??
Really helps Mosscliff supplied turbines . Going need anti depressants shortly . Would have helped if my turbine produced the 168,000kws predicted but it's only doing 100,000kws which leaves major shortfalls financially.Anyone purchasing any goods only has a claim against the supplier.
If the supplier goes bust, you have little or no claim.
I got a feeling alot of Endurance's dealers are stung very hard any how'sThat would depend on what was in your contract. But, the warranty is a "manufacturer's" warranty.
If you buy a BMW from a dealer, it's the manufacturer that backs the warranty, not the dealer.
This may be so , but it is the dealer, in every case,who is legally responsible to the customer. This is the law in the UK.That would depend on what was in your contract. But, the warranty is a "manufacturer's" warranty.
If you buy a BMW from a dealer, it's the manufacturer that backs the warranty, not the dealer.
That would depend on what was in your contract. But, the warranty is a "manufacturer's" warranty.
If you buy a BMW from a dealer, it's the manufacturer that backs the warranty, not the dealer.