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Looks like everyone is piling in before the BIG anouncement before the end of the month

Its taking a l;ong time to tip it over the £4 lets hope it dosnt take as long to get to £10

Nice to see 1Milion share purchaces going through at £3.89

Can anyone put page 127 on here

Lets hope these share awards have been issued before the real news has comes ie a good RNS

A lot of ITM share holders who have sold over the past three days will be diapointed they are out, when we get the anoucement about the new factory opening and anoucement of millions of £ worth of orders being procesed in the new factory

I think Warren Buffett advice never sell a good share I wish I had followed his advice

If you look back at the RNS you will find millions of £ worth of orders just waiting for the factory to be finished in the next three weeks then they can start compleating the orders.

https://www.itm-power.com/

New updates on progress of new factory

Mainly buys but the MM asre pushing it down possibly to let million pound punter buy in

Another 1Million buy gone through thats about 10 in the last three weeks

What price will ITM be at the end of this month when details of the new factory are announced?

The government plans to expand renewable energy capacity by about two-fold to 175 gigawatts by 2022, and boost it further to 450 gigawatts by 2030.

“Therefore we need alternate uses of this energy,” he said. “For this, the government is committed to and will soon have a hydrogen economy mission.”

Hydrogen energy could help switch the country’s entire fleet of popular two-wheel and three-wheel vehicles to green mobility in three to four years, and would later include long-haul trucks and buses, Kumar said.

Large renewable-energy parks that India plans to develop will be able to produce green hydrogen and ammonia, Power Minister R.K. Singh told the seminar.

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London-listed hydrogen technology manufacturer ITM Power is eyeing opportunities in the Irish market as the Republic steps up its push on green energy.

ITM, whose partners include oil major Shell and industrial gas giant Linde, makes electrolysers, which uses electricity to split hydrogen from water, allowing the gas to be stored for use in transport and industry.

Graham Cooley, ITM’s chief executive, believes the increasing levels of wind-generated electricity that the Republic uses makes it very suitable for the production of green hydrogen.

“In general, I can tell you that we are interested in the Irish market for the production of green hydrogen,” he said, adding that Ireland’s “wind resources” made it a “fantastic” place for the production of the gas.

However, Mr Cooley added that ITM was not in a position to give details on any talks with players in the market here, as it was a quoted company.

The Republic, along with other EU countries must come up with a strategy to boost hydrogen’s use in the coming months. Mr Cooley predicted that investors would watch this “with interest”.

Electrolysis can use excess electricity, produced by wind and solar power generators during periods when it is not needed, to produce hydrogen, hence the description “green”.

Another 2m buy after hours at £3

With the director purchases it could be one of our best days

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