Itm Power Share Discussion Threads

[grahamwales] 06/9/2023 09:46

Hopefully not getting bogged down with Americanism roles.

[grahamwales] 06/9/2023 09:42

Really struggling to see what worth this role has to move the business forward

[albert35911] 06/9/2023 08:33

It started,lol

[grahamwales] 06/9/2023 08:24

My guess is that the UK will see the worse floods on record this winter.

Government will just say nothing to do with global warming.

[grahamwales] 06/9/2023 08:22

World weather has gone crazy. Floods in Greece heatwave in the UK.

Nothing to do with global warming though.

[grahamwales] 06/9/2023 08:20

Nowt wrong with Aldi products. I don’t drink tea though. The Tapas are nice there.

[albert35911] 06/9/2023 08:20

The false rise this morning will fade away starting soon

[albert35911] 06/9/2023 08:15

It will come,got yer Aldi tea yet

[grahamwales] 06/9/2023 08:05

Albert

You promised me 80p ffs.

[sammy aftal] 06/9/2023 07:38

The hydrogen dream.... sigh....!

[sonic25] 06/9/2023 00:25

Worley to undertake FEED study for Queensland's 'largest' renewable hydrogen project.

"Initially planned to install 640MW of electrolysers to produce up to 200 tonnes of renewable hydrogen per day, the project is expected to start commercial operations in 2028.

If successful, the site could expand to around 2,240MW of electrolysis capacity, producing 800 tonnes per day by 2031."

[pj84] 05/9/2023 19:24

Possibly another building block in the hydrogen economy becoming a reality.



Hydrogen pick-up for Toyota plant

British factory closes in on making green Hilux

Robert Lea, Industrial Editor

Tuesday September 05 2023, 12.01am, The Times

A prototype of the future? A hydrogen-powered Toyota Hilux at the company’s Burnaston factory in Derbyshire

The likelihood of Toyota building a hydrogen version of its bestselling Hilux pick-up truck in Britain has taken a big step forward after the Japanese motor group’s factory in Derbyshire said it had completed the assembly of ten fuel-cell prototype vehicles.

From the end of this year, the zero-emission prototypes will go out for testing to Hilux fleet customers such as utilities companies and large industrial concerns that may include the JCB diggers group — with a view to making a decision in late 2024 on whether the hydrogen Hilux goes into mass production.

Senior Toyota executives won’t say whether the company’s Burnaston plant near Derby, which produces about 125,000 hybrid Corolla passenger cars a year, will make the hydrogen Hilux. However, the stars look increasingly aligned. It would be a huge boost for the UK automotive industry, which has struggled to keep pace with the decarbonisation agenda and win investment for battery electric vehicles.

Hydrogen is seen as a much better zero-emission alternative to battery electric for heavy-duty, high-payload vehicles such as pick-up trucks, as well as lorries and buses.

Existing Hilux vehicles on sale in Europe are made in South Africa. But Britain is the largest market for the Hilux in Europe and it is Britain’s bestselling pick-up truck ahead of rivals made by Nissan and Mitsubishi.

[albert35911] 05/9/2023 19:16

If it carries on like this you won’t be able to buy tea,unless of course you buy Aldi or Lidl tea.

[vlad the impaler] 05/9/2023 19:07

If you look forward, only a few ticks left to ground zero now 😂

[grahamwales] 05/9/2023 19:02

Ah tea leaf readers love em to bits. Always looking back never looking forward.

[albert35911] 05/9/2023 19:01

You maybe right

[vlad the impaler] 05/9/2023 18:55

Graham is too happy to be a real holder here

[albert35911] 05/9/2023 18:54

There is also a lot here who now have a great deal less to spend,they won’t say how much though.

[albert35911] 05/9/2023 18:53

It’s how it is,same as everything.A lot of what ifs with this share,one thing that is not a what if is that sp,look at the graph it enough to give ya nightmares,no doubt it will for some.laugh a minute you lot of Rosie’s

[grahamwales] 05/9/2023 18:23

😂😂😂😂 what if more people shop at Aldi and Lidl because they have less money to spend.

[albert35911] 05/9/2023 17:53

Simple really,a bit like the simpletons buying here.

[albert35911] 05/9/2023 17:51

Simply because Christmas is on its way,they will do well.