Thanks sonic - I see BOC are one of the "Early Contractor Involvement partners". |
Thanks for the information, sonic, sounds interesting. One of the preferred partners is BOC part of Linde. That is pointing to ITM but I haven't found reference to them directly. https://www.ohpsa.sa.gov.au/home/news/preferred-partners-selected-for-hydrogen-jobs-plan-in-whyalla |
Itm order sonic? |
Whyalla hydrogen power facility.
"Construction of the new facility is scheduled to begin in the second half of 2024 and be completed early 2026."
Significant milestone for landmark Hydrogen Jobs Plan.
"The Hydrogen Jobs Plan has secured development approval, a significant milestone that propels the state closer to becoming a global leader in renewable hydrogen production and innovation." |
What drivel is this... presume your fave news channel is Al jazerra.No way Mr candyfloss gets in. Way to matted now |
For the directors... wonder if cooley gets any? Shareholders should pickot the hq. Let the feelings known |
Dropped through recent support anywhere In 40s massive bargain here... maybe dragged down by sector... but itm done their bit and a nive reward of recent few years of failure. (Figures wise) |
Still nothing from labour how they going to grow the economy. Plenty about how they are going to empty our pockets though 🤬🤬🤬 |
Recent investor meet video and Q&A now available |
Trump's bubble, like his ego has burst. Not only has he lost the eletion - he'll be lucky to make it to it without imploding. The world had a narrow escape. |
Over 3000000 shares issued for 2020 incentive and 2023 deferred bonus.
WTF for when losses incurred in tens of millions |
No - click on the 2nd link in post 32942. |
Thanks skinny. Yeah maybe wise as at current trajectory there's plenty it may fall. But not if the sector starts to really kick on. Presume plug is highest holding |
Yes, I hold HTWG and am under water.
I used money from profits here and on CWR to buy and not surprisingly both have fallen far more than the HTWG purchase - I may add there on any positive sector sentiment. |
Lack of Govt vision and not helping the industry more like |
Maybe the UK is so much slower to adopt H2 because electricity prices are so high here compared to everywhere else? |
Are you still in htwg skinny I know you were looking for a buying point which I presume you got at ATL? |
He talks the talk and knows where the sector currently is ... the positives and negatives. More (a) order(s) and we will leave the doldrums. I'd like to see a dip into 40s for top up though. It seems tangible almost in touching distance but still yet not fully crystallised from hope |
Thanks sonic - he IS a breath of fresh air. |
 Latest post from Dennis -
"The hydrogen economy is happening!
Over the last years, the green hydrogen pendulum was swinging between an unsubstantiated hype fuelled by overly excited capital markets on the one side, all the way to a complete overreaction of lost belief on the other side. We are now in the phase in which the pendulum is slowly starting to find its equilibrium: More and more real projects happening, real plants being built, and companies having to live up to what they kept promising for years.
Progress is never a straight line, and translating plans into commercial reality will always remain a rocky road with obstacles to overcome. In the industrial and political landscape, there is broad consensus today though that green hydrogen is a key enablers of a successful energy transition for grid balancing and decarbonising especially hard-to-abate industries, which are the cause of approx. 30% of emissions.
Today, Germany is at the forefront of green hydrogen project deployments in Europe; and in turn Europe is leading the way globally on this journey. Germany has been achieving this by industry and government pulling in the same direction, which among others enabled the more than 300 MW of electrolyser projects ITM Power is currently delivering in Germany. Other countries are starting to take note and learn from these successful examples, following on the same path.
We are proud to play our part in decarbonising the world." |
CWR is a direct holding, but I don't hold / trade US equities directly anymore, I think my last foray was when 3D printing companies were on the up @10 years ago.
For me at least, the ETFs are a good way to get exposure to a range of companies in the arena. |
Would take CWR over Bloom. Lower operating temperature less wear and tear etc etc. |
I like Bloom also.
Best to hold something like :-
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