Itm Power Share Discussion Threads

[institutional investments] 18/4/2024 10:14

I do not think much has changed on ipo form since the wolf days

[institutional investments] 18/4/2024 10:10

Well, i consider all IPOs a scam at the outset given how they value most opening prices..market has to truly price it first. Sure on net earnings etc alone, its worth fk all really right now. But it isnt trump that prices it. Its a city rep

[baldrick1] 18/4/2024 10:07

Typical scam, not IPO....that's what happens when Trumpet becomes a rubles lap poodle...what do you think ???;))

[institutional investments] 18/4/2024 10:02

haha

Just looks like an atypical IPO to me.

[baldrick1] 18/4/2024 10:01

Top up at 49.80p now on average of 50p..DJT..the rubles stock is now trading at 22dollars from highs of 80 dollars within weeks...soon it will be nil value coupled with Trumpet going to jail ;)))

[institutional investments] 18/4/2024 09:48

how are we all today?

baldrick remember, sub 49s is 34s

[mj10] 18/4/2024 09:16

Norbus
Do you think we might get a quaterly update around the end of April ?

[grahamwales] 18/4/2024 09:05

Carbon capture is just a way to keep oil companies producing CO2 fooling governments into thinking it’s actually reducing global warming 😂😂

[grahamwales] 18/4/2024 08:42

The UK is probably the best situated to produce green hydrogen. We have an abundance of wind all around the coast and onshore. Plenty of water too much in fact.


Yes hot countries have plenty of solar but not a lot of water.


The UK could potentially supply hydrogen to lots of countries including Germany if we had a government with forward thinking.

[skinny] 18/4/2024 08:30

And then you have headlines like :-

[grahamwales] 18/4/2024 08:28

Renewable electricity is already working out cheaper than electricity produced using fossil fuels yet prices are based on electricity produced using gas. At some stage renewable electricity will overtake that produced by gas. When that happens electricity prices should reduce thus reducing the cost of producing green hydrogen.

[wsm812] 18/4/2024 08:19

It is an encouraging read GW, but how does this relate to ITM?

[norbus] 18/4/2024 08:16

RWE got $2bn bond away in the USA. The Europe and especially Germany have provided cash support for Hydrogen. Liquidity is no longer the main issue to progress. We will remain in the dark till ITM updates on results around July . WE are missing the news on business up to when ITM decided to talk about business on delivery not on point when ordered.. Hence we know little about Leuna, YARA, RWE

[grahamwales] 17/4/2024 12:49

The sooner Sunak and his oil loving cronies get booted out the sooner the UK can start creating jobs.

RenewableUK, the Offshore Wind Industry Council, The Crown Estate and Crown Estate Scotland have published a detailed Industrial Growth Plan, setting out how to triple offshore wind manufacturing capacity over the next ten years, firmly establishing the UK as a leader in a surging global market.

The UK offshore wind industry already employs 32,000 people and each new large offshore wind farm adds £2-3bn to the economy. Employment is set to rise to over 100,000 by 2030 and investment in new offshore wind projects will create an economic opportunity worth up to £92bn for the UK by 2040.

The measures set out in the Industrial Growth Plan (IGP) would support an additional 10,000 jobs a year and boost the UK’s economy by a further £25 billion between now and 2035, if we accelerate offshore wind deployment in line with our net zero targets to 5-6 gigawatts a year. The UK has the second largest global pipeline of offshore wind projects at all stages of development at nearly 100GW - more than six times our current capacity.

[moontheloon] 17/4/2024 12:35

Shareholders that lost money on Plug Power Inc.(PLUG) Urged to Join Class Action - Contact The Gross Law Firm to Learn MoreSource: PR Newswire (US)NEW YORK, April 12, 2024Itm shareholders under the deceitful reign of cooley? What say ye?

[grahamwales] 17/4/2024 09:11

Think Dennis summed it up nicely yesterday. There are lots of young pretenders out there but only a few actually delivering.

[gkace] 17/4/2024 09:06

Huge buying at IES. Must be a big name tier 1 investment incoming Invinity Energy Systems plc (AIM: IES) (AQSE: IES) (OTCQX: IESVF), a leading global manufacturer of utility-grade energy storage, is pleased to provide the following update on its discussions with strategic investors. The Company has made significant progress towards securing a material investment from multiple strategic partners who have each completed comprehensive due diligence on Invinity and are now working towards finalising binding investment agreements. Invinity is extremely pleased that this includes a proposed investment by a Tier 1 investor which, if concluded, will materially enhance the Company's business and reputation in both the UK and internationally.

[norbus] 17/4/2024 08:51

Unfair to the man who is on the way to clear the mess Cooley left

[eyetm] 17/4/2024 08:49

4pm today via: webinar via - Register to find out: www.mission-hydrogen.com

According to studies, some 3.6 TW (i.e. 3,600 GW, 3,600,000 MW) of electrolyzers will be needed to decarbonize the “hard to abate” sectors only. If the mobility sector is added, it’s even more.

A key question is: Which electrolyzer technology will be used in the future?

A potentially ideal “hybrid” is called Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) Electrolyzer.
AEM Electrolyzers combine the advantages of PEM electrolyzers – e.g. simple mechanics, high efficiency, high dynamics – with the advantages of alkaline electrolyzers – no PGM catalysts, low cost.

AEM Electrolysers distinguish themselves by their impressive capability to deliver high-pressure outputs, reaching up to 30 bar, and generating exceptionally pure hydrogen gas with a purity of 99.9%. Noteworthy is the fact that these accomplishments are achieved without relying on supply chain-constrained Platinum Group Metals (PGMs) or the use of harmful and toxic chemicals.

However, AEM Electrolyzers are still a young technology, and there are many unknowns. A startup that is working hard to succeed in this space is Cipher Neutron from Toronto, Canada.

Working on AEMs from past 5 years, they have assembled a high-class team of engineers scientists and business people to develop and market world-class AEM Electrolyzers based on decades of experience of their team.

In this Webinar, Cipher Neutron Founder and CEO Gurjant Randhawa will be our webinar speaker and give you an overview of AEM electrolysis, what they have achieved so far, what their plans are for the coming years and why he believes that AEM Electrolyzers will be superior to other technologies in the future.

NOT a perfected and working technology for the here and now but all methods will be required going forward. Just as well to know more about AEM and current progress!
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[grahamwales] 16/4/2024 23:15

Nice.

Linde CEO. Sanjiv Lamba.


Last week was memorable as I visited our teams in Pullach, Germany. It was a pleasure to meet and engage with colleagues from our Engineering and EMEA Gases teams. Passionate people who develop and integrate world class technology solutions for our customers. The EMEA Gases team serves customers across 40+ countries speaking as many languages. That's diversity – it is lived and breathed here daily. I also spent time with our AI & dX teams, it was exciting to hear them talk about numerous opportunities for Linde to responsibly leverage AI to drive growth and productivity across the organization. Meeting these teams filled me with a lot of excitement and pride.
 
From Pullach I flew to Berlin to meet with the Federal Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz. It was an honor and a privilege for me to sit down with the Chancellor and explain the importance of Germany as a key market for Linde and also share with him our footprint across the country with numerous production sites, filling plants, pipelines and more than 5,000 employees. 
 
We also discussed energy transition in Germany and the EU and how Linde is keen to help industries to decarbonize. Chancellor Scholz was impressed to hear about our technology portfolio in clean energy and the commitment to investing into our largest European hydrogen hub in Leuna with a 100MW electrolysis plant, as well as driving clean hydrogen projects across the EU with our partners such as Equinor – all of this to supply the German market with clean molecules. We both agreed that more needs to be done and planned to continue our conversation, hopefully in June when I will be coming back to Berlin to co-host the annual CEO event of the Hydrogen Council.

[barnes4] 16/4/2024 20:25

Bafoonary in my opinion

Overseeing shareholder value destruction

[bmel] 16/4/2024 20:13

Nice little video. Subtly, but specifically, not telling us where in Germany it is going to. I like the man's style.