Clean Power Hydrogen Share Discussion Threads

[tenapen] 16/2/2022 16:12

It's not going to happen overnight - countries will be realising that hydrogen / fuel cells are part of the future energy mix and they will have to invest accordingly. Not just to reach 'net zero' but also to break the reliance on Russian gas/ oil. As long as Europe rely on the Russians,......

[onjohn] 16/2/2022 15:52

Hopes have begun to fade that Russia is pulling back troops in any meaningful manoeuvre casting fresh clouds over financial markets.

[dragon35] 16/2/2022 11:20

Have you compared the technology on both? There's room for both in the market but one needs PGM with a membrane to work and offers 5yr warranty and the other doesn't need a membrane and offers a 25yr warranty. The capital raise bears no relationship to what the technology does - that is just a reflection of the poor market conditions and sector sentiment right now imo.

[74tom] 16/2/2022 11:08

"In my opinion this is better technology and will dominate the market over time."

If it's such a bargain vs ITM then why have they struggled to raise capital? They wanted to raised £50m and ended up with £30... that's a substantial difference versus what they had plans for & won't exactly speed up strategic execution. Sure, the market isn't as bullish as it was in 2021, however with CWR & ITM still way up on pre Covid levels I'm surprised CPH2 couldn't get £50m from II's if it's product is so good...

[skinny] 16/2/2022 08:28

A few more useful links added to the header.

[dragon35] 16/2/2022 08:23

Look at ITM and you get an idea of the potential market size here. In my opinion this is better technology and will dominate the market over time. If it gets anywhere near ipo price it's a bargain and could easily be $1bn plus mcap by year end when you look at its competitors valuations

[skinny] 16/2/2022 08:08

I'll update the header with pertinent links over the next couple of days.

Skyship - as you mention :-

[skyship] 16/2/2022 08:05

Current 55p-60p a good opening but largely irrelevant on liquidity grounds.

PRIM holders no doubt closely watching as the very small investment company invested £1m (2,222,22 shares) at the 45p placing price.

[tenapen] 16/2/2022 07:54

Great to see so much new money moving into hydrogen CleanTech.

Sadly I'm out of new money and so i will look and learn from the sidelines.

I have always thought that sectors rise and fall together ! so good luck here.

[skinny] 16/2/2022 07:42

First day of dealings - placing price @45p.

[skinny] 16/2/2022 07:42

Being passionate about hydrogen as clean energy for the future, we wanted to find an alternative to PEM electrolysers as these had barriers to adoption. We realised that the cleanest way to produce hydrogen was by membrane-free water electrolysis, and in doing so, it would be a less expensive and more robust technology.









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