Itm Power Share Discussion Threads

[gimmethefax] 29/6/2023 11:35

You got it. BIG advantage for ITM, no?

I think the readers could do with a reminder of the ITM membrane chemistry, if you have anything that you could share with them...

NOT just another electrolyser company.

[moontheloon] 29/6/2023 11:22

And being inter bred freaks all with the same voice ...

[norbus] 29/6/2023 11:16

Talk of EU banning flurocarbons ... Nafion .. think
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[skinny] 29/6/2023 10:54

Keep it up Graham :-)

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 10:45

Spain is aiming to nearly triple its 2030 electrolyser capacity target to 11GW, while it wants 74pc of hydrogen used in industry to be renewable by then, according to a draft document released by the country's ecological transition ministry.

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 10:39

This government’s inabilities has nothing to do with Brexit and more to do with greed.

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 10:37

Similar range to EV’s yet a fraction of the time to fill. Electric cars/trucks will be powered by hydrogen in the not to distant future.

The hydrogen needed to supply the fuel cell is stored in two 700-bar tanks made of carbon-fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP).

Together these hold almost six kilograms of hydrogen, enough to give the BMW iX5 Hydrogen a range of 504 km (313 miles) in the WLTP cycle.

Filling up the hydrogen tanks only takes three to four minutes.

[willoicc] 29/6/2023 10:31

Also known as punishing us for voting for Brexit so that we are begging to rejoin the EU.

[willoicc] 29/6/2023 10:29

Everybody already buys imported cars so who is going to care about imported green goods.

The Uk is bankrupt and government has an attitude of 'managed decline.'

This lot seem to believe in managed ruination asap.

[norbus] 29/6/2023 10:11

Schulz made the right call. Much renewables electrons already introduced in power Grids .
So these need balancing more than ever. ITM fast sub second response is leading. No one
will be spending to catch up Other applications will also demand Green hydrogen, such as
e.NG driven by Marco Alvero ; With Mini and Micro generation there will be plenty to produce

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 09:40

Dennis

Move ITM to Germany 😉 or at least threaten to do so. See if you get a reaction from this inept government.

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 09:38

I’m one of the UK’s official climate change advisers – our new report says the country is no longer a world leader


While the US, EU and China invested billions in green industries to help the energy and cost of living crises, the UK has so far failed to do the same. This risks losing green jobs and industries to overseas competitors.

[moontheloon] 29/6/2023 09:17

As proven the political supposed 'elite' of this country are self serving/protecting criminals.. they won't mind if they lose the crown jewels as long as they don't lose a knighthood or two through partying after telling us that we couldn't

[norbus] 29/6/2023 09:01

A lot of noise about UK gov giving 80 million to advance 20+ tiny projects Sure to keep ITM verybusy

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 08:06

You get energy independent then control manufacturing cost in order to sell cheaper products thus gaining even more revenue for the country.

Hence the reason the U S are having to spend billions to complete with China on renewables.

Meanwhile this country spends pennies in comparison and will eventually lose all its manufacturing overseas.

[skinny] 29/6/2023 07:55

Yes, they are certainly going for it!

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 07:52

Climate change: China's green power surge offers hope on warming

China not interested in climate change but becoming self sufficient for energy is what they want. They will need to store all that energy.

[grahamwales] 29/6/2023 07:36

It’s a start but a long way from what’s needed to kick start the use of hydrogen. Germany for example planning to spend €7 billion on green hydrogen alone.

[grahamwales] 28/6/2023 11:49

Saltend is one to keep an eye on around November time. With Linde and BOC carrying out the carbon capture work there. A 100mw green hydrogen plant has been given the go ahead at the same place.

[grahamwales] 28/6/2023 11:23

Every country wants to be a leader but no one wants to be first.


Finland aims to become green hydrogen leader

[grahamwales] 28/6/2023 11:19

Used to have a hybrid Mitsubishi. Done about 18 miles on electric before engine kicked in and used more petrol charging the battery than if there was no battery at all.

Was a way for motor companies to look green bit like carbon capture rubbish.