Life is but a demonstration, of Power.
What will we learn? |
I’m touched by your concern, Bones..
You seem to periodically appear to offer a few words of gloom for no apparent reason.
Growth? I think you’ll find these are growing nicely with legacy business out of the door and clients queuing at the door.
Green Hydrogen is part of the future. Come back late 2025 with more words of wisdom |
Heading south still . Simply not getting enough work and heavily loss making still m been the same story for years . The cash pile continues to disappear with little signs of growth . Like a lot of poorly ran aim companies unable to get it's food in the door of the big players will slowly fade away as the cash disappears and end up disappearing . Unless the start to sign big contracts regularly this will simply continue to go slower . |
Going to be someone Graham.. if so at least it's advancing. The fids are the strangle hold |
May just be coincidence 🤔
ITM is pleased to announce that it has signed a 500MW capacity reservation with a global industrial customer. This reservation secures future production capacity for the manufacturing of our state-of-the-art electrolyser stacks.
The agreement covers the period until the end of the 2028 calendar year and foresees call-offs against future projects in Europe and the US. |
Fingers crossed
The front-end engineering and design (FEED) phase of the 200MW hydrogen production plant in Germany, specifically Lubmin, has been completed by Deutsche ReGas.
Currently the plan for this plant, involves the first 200MW phase be completed by the end of 2026 and the next steps which will follow this, will be for the plant to scale up to 500MW by 2028. This next step of the project is on schedule to take place in 2028. |
Blue is Poo.
Think of all those other projects too.
Shell is demonstrating the way forward.
Lessons learned.
Do RWE have many Blue projects in operation? How about BP?
What are they demonstrating? |
Is this a sign?. If so, it is huge
WELL WHO WILL PROVIDE THE GREEN HYDROGEN ? |
Is this a sign?. If so, it is huge |
Barney come out wherever you are 😂😂😂 |
GB energy tokenism to the Scots. As good a place historically as any... maybe sheffield might have symbolised the future rather than in an historic fossil fuel burner creator |
 aja2
This is the part related to ITM: -
"However, it would be wrong to imagine buying British is all about dividends. ITM Power (ITM) makes hydrogen by using wind-generated electricity to split the explosive gas out of water. I first invested at 41p per share in 2010, before taking profits at 56p the following year and then buying more heavily, with 2 per cent of my life savings, at £1.24 in January 2020, as reported here at that time.
Excitement about this Sheffield-based innovator propelled the share price to £5.39 the following January and £4.46 that March, when I sold shares worth two thirds more than I had put in. Less happily, these non-yielders languish at 48p today, valuing this business at £305 million."
followed by the conclusion in the link above: -
"None of the above six Brit stocks is bound to do well but all of them are priced far below their peaks and/or more modestly than foreign rivals. Only you — and Mr Market — can decide whether they offer good value or are cheap for bad reasons." |
Why trim
Plenty of meat on this one yet 😂😂 |
I've been adding as well at 47.5p today. Its just going to take one decent contract to drive this north hard. I would have hoped the shorters would have trimmed their positions by now. Greedy b*stards |
There must be enough punters out there who see the bargain that we have here in these shares to kick out these shorters who are squeezing the price against all the solid news and work in the pipeline. Everyone get buying and make some money I reckon! It doesnt need much :) |
...the New Normal.
Remember? |
Just keep buying at these prices. I`ve slowly trickled my holding back up to what I had in 2020... |
The global pipeline of clean hydrogen projects is expanding and maturing, the Hydrogen Council said today, as 434 projects, representing some USD 75 billion (EUR 67bn), have reached a final investment decision (FID).
This marks a seven-fold increase in committed investment over the past four years, from USD 10 billion across 102 projects in 2020, and a 90% increase since the previous update, from USD 39 billion as of October 2023. |
Bamford said: “The company’s investment in innovative new machines, such as the recently launched JCB Pothole Pro designed to tackle the global scourge of potholes, together with our continued focus on the development of hydrogen combustion engines for our equipment in the future, has put JCB in a strong position for further long-term growth.” |
Paywall; what did he say? |
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