https://www.thenational.scot/news/24766773.world-first-green-hydrogen-gas-network-completed-fife/Seem to have gone quiet on hydrogen blend into the gas network |
Short balance being reduced as well... maybe see another exit today confirmed in a couple of days. They are increasing at ceres as they reduce at itm. |
2 x 25k pur-chasedFollowing the directors. Not insubstantial skin in the game. And I still think that and the double broker... intimates a hidden story.And nearly 10p cheaper than some of the directors. Now over to itm. |
If it gets near 20s today I will pur- chase for the update |
Another UK tech disaster.
Quite a fall since I last looked in here, yet some people retain their optimism.
I guess that's what makes a market... |
Why was full year posted as preliminary? Where is full year. Was mid August 2023 |
Not anything on orders fulfilled? I'd expect they reduced cash burn, unless German developments speeded it? |
Not sure to be honest, progress on electrolyser production and results of cost savings would be good. |
This was valued at 20 times its current price at its peak. |
There's the new dual broker issue as well |
Where are full year results? Looking for them, previous year was mid August. This year stated as preliminary results. |
They have enough cash to last until the next decade assuming zero growth in the business. By 2030 we should know one way or the other if this is going to be commercially viable. So no risk of being diluted until we know the answer. |
Sadly my memory, such as it is, says we seldom follow them up and we often follow them down, As for update? My expectation is for steady as we go and positive noises but, I suspect, not enough to impress the market |
What are you expecting in the update graham/anyone realistically? |
Was thinking the same moon |
Yes we don't follow them up so hopefully we don't follow them down. |
Some pretty hefty sector falls across the pond :- |
Thanks Graham.
The full article :- |
Think Barnes farted but it came out hot and silent |
BREAKING | EU launches €2bn second round of European Hydrogen Bank auction
Tender will incorporate tighter rules on electrolysers made in China, as well as a dedicated fund for maritime fuels
The European Union has today launched the second round of its European Hydrogen Bank (EHB), which will see up to €2bn ($2.1bn) allocated in subsidies to domestic producers of green hydrogen and its derivatives.
The second tender, which follows on from the €800m pilot programme the bloc ran last year, will incorporate stricter rules on projects using electrolysis equipment made in China, and will for the first time comprise two separate funds — a €1bn EU-funded budget for any end-use and €200m set aside for projects set to supply hydrogen-based fuels to the maritime sector.
Possible reason for jump in price
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So what positive thing just happened |
Very unfair man |
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