Germany going all out to be energy secure. Pushing other country to follow if they want to compete.
Germany to invest around €20 billion in hydrogen infrastructure by 2032 |
In the Capitalist system of markets, trading options is paramount for liquidity! Like 'lay a horse' betting, which allows one to bet on a horse to loose a race. If it weren't for shorters, one couldn't protect their investment with hedging! There would be no opportunity to enter the market and buy a stock well below actual market value. The whole insurance industry would collapse, Lloyds names would disappear and so will all risk takers! The Option Market is a vital organ of Capitalism!
If you have sufficient collateral, sign up with Jefferies, sell a put on an over priced stock, get the proceeds into your trading account overnight. You are now a broker...........GL! |
barnes - no problem with you being short - a practice I've used many time in years gone by on the indexes, but your gratuitous gloating is a bit tiresome - I've known your handle for years - so please calm it down? |
Where’s your stop barnes |
In my opinion you can not have a short, and not offend. Shorting is borrowing someone else’s shares without their permission. That is theft. Extraordinarily it is legal but in my eyes is totally morally unacceptable. |
Skinny
I have a short that’s all and enjoy when I am winning
Not out to be rude or offend |
barnes - you are walking a thin line - you add nothing to this thread. |
Getting lots of visitors these days
It was a pleasure to welcome the Rt Hon Lord Mayor of London Michael Mainelli and the Lady Mayoress Elisabeth Mainelli to the factory along with Master Cutler Charles Turner DL and Mark Huxley FRSA, Master Entrepreneur. The Lord Mayor has an impressive engineering background, and so we gave him the opportunity to assemble one of our test electrolysers to fully understand our approach to electrolysis. The Rt Hon Lord Mayor of London is an international ambassador for the UK’s listed businesses, and as the first hydrogen focussed business to join the London Stock Exchange in 2004, we thank him and his team for spending time with us to understand our technology, and look forward to future collaborations. |
This is magnificent |
sonic - the numbers are starting to gather pace :-
"The scheme will support investments in the production of renewable hydrogen with an installed capacity of at least 100 MW. " |
Barney where the f are you sell your house and stick it on some more shorts. Price going the wrong way. |
Commission approves €1.2 billion Spanish State aid scheme to support investments in the production of renewable hydrogen to foster the transition to a net-zero economy. |
Tick tick :- |
Second time round.6.5 to go |
Great to see this finally get over the line. Interesting questions about profitability and what it takes for PEM produced hydrogen to become commercially self-sustaining. In my mind it's always been about cost parity with grey hydrogen and whether this is reached with the help of government subsidies or a carbon tax on steam methane reforming (or both). In the near term there is also a massive EU target for 2030 that industrial hydrogen users are going to have to do something about and this should drive a wave of FIDs in the next 12-18 months. For ITM it still means we need yet more patience as we now wait for construction and commissioning stages to progress but hopefully the factory will get steadily busier through 2025-6 and go into overdrive from 2027 onwards. |
Air Products to develop HRS network along European transport corridor
Part of Linde and thinking 500mw capacity reservation for Europe and the U S. |
I do believe that the Siemens electrolyser has had previous problems not sure if they have rectified them yet.
ITM 100mw = 16,000 tonnes per annum
Siemens 280mw = 26,000 tonnes per annum. |
Fluck the climate : you are too exacting : ITM makes Great Kit
Think Political virtue signaling
Think Energy independence
Think Grid Balancing
All lead to profits |
Its not that surprising as Siemens are Germany's second largest company for a reason. |
Once comparison figures are out there and favourable to itm. They'll have no worries going forward. Once! And no smoke and mirrors |