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Maybe SimpleTuna was threatened with a commission clawback if it didn't do a weekend FUD shift

Boeing in Panic Mode”: Airbus’s Shocking Hydrogen Plane Concept Sparks Industry Chaos and Ignites Zero-Emission Arms Race

https://www.sustainability-times.com/energy/boeing-in-panic-mode-airbuss-shocking-hydrogen-plane-concept-sparks-industry-chaos-and-ignites-zero-emission-arms-race/

Yeah Digitalis the dangers of deadly ammonia leaks and increasing fires from lithium battery storage sites too

The more I think about it the more this off grid containerised green hydrogen storage of electrons really makes sense.....

I'm a follower of Invinity (AIM:IES) have been since 2020 because they use liquid to store energy in a form of Battery with no fire risks of lithium batteries but haven't invested in them because of the huge backlog of grid connection issues.....

The grid infrastructure is a huge Global problem however if you can link up off grid containerised electrolysis units next to off grid (the renewables developments are being held back waiting for grid infrastructure to connect to) solar/wind farms it can make the green hydrogen which could then be sent to the industrials that would take pressure off the grid...

This could take immediate pressure and $trillions of grid infrastructure spending off the current power demands because green hydrogen is transportable and battery storage isn't it has to be connected to the grid.... hopefully ITM has this on their radar

For investors, ITM offers a levered play on PEM electrolysis—the go-to technology for dynamic, renewables-fed hydrogen plants—without the commodity exposure of fuel-cell peers. The bet is simple: as grids saturate with cheap wind and solar, the cheapest way to bank that surplus will be to split water, store the hydrogen, and sell electrons back through fuel cells or industrial processes.

Last company example on this list best till last

Top Energy Storage Stocks 2025: Pure-Play Watchlist https://share.google/KyBYAvVQmsVd9uy5r

Hopefully a good sized UT above the ask

Ooooohh sorry SpicyT I know you're a hour ahead in Greece but you don't usually clock on until 9am...just giving another examole of interest for the growing use of green hydrogen for readers of this BB to consider

There's plenty of negatives for you to spread FUD with in the Scottish report I've posted however after everything considered green hydrogen is still coming out top

Very well balanced looks at all aspects even with the costs of green hydrogen it's looking more likely to win because they can't supply enough of it

That area has changed dramatically over the past year. If we were having this discussion last year, I would be saying that blue hydrogen would probably play a big part in the early development of the hydrogen economy. What has significantly changed over the past year is that, because of gas prices and so on, there has been a big switch in the sector to being much more focused on green hydrogen, because its potential production costs have dropped significantly. Companies that previously focused on blue hydrogen are now looking at going straight to green hydrogen, because the cost base has dropped sufficiently.’

ITM mentioned in report

Hydrogen and a net zero Scotland: supply and transportation – SPICe Spotlight | Solas air SPICe https://share.google/rA1tE2D3syB7Y0Wnp

These were the companies involved on the 24th March 2025 no CWR or AFC... ITM also involved on 4 other government discussions between January and March

Hydrogen Delivery Council - BOC Linde, bp, Future Energy Networks/ ENA, Equinor, Imperial College London, Inovyn, ITM Power, Johnson Matthey, Macquarie, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, National Energy Systems Operator, National Gas, Ofgem, Orsted, Progressive Energy, RWE, Ryze, Shell, Siemens, SEE Thermal, Storegga, UK infrastructure bank, Hydrogen UK (HUK), Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA), Arcaia E-fuels, TUC

This was published yesterday evening

https://www.gov.uk/csv-preview/685a7935454906840a44d5ce/desnz-jan-mar-2025-ministers-meetings.csv

Analysis: Can hydrogen help prevent future blackouts? | Power | H2 View https://share.google/xDBBEAoe8CvFbBGxu

Here's a project announced yesterday in Australia that has off take agreements

Non-binding offtake deal sets stage for hydrogen fuel cell peaker plant in Western Australia | Power | H2 View https://share.google/bo2OtbZkBJ3KWaw3s

A final efup by charlatan Beringer probably fed them a load of cow muck probably either BBSN or BOOM they probably walked away after finding out the truth then Rembrand have stepped in and took US

Portugal approves pilot project for hydrogen injection into national gas grid

https://www.icis.com/explore/resources/news/2025/06/25/11114027/portugal-approves-pilot-project-for-hydrogen-injection-into-national-gas-grid/

Thanks SeaAngler he got back to me and it is an article about the FEED contract

Done

Message not delivered the press@itm address thought my email was spam oh well perhaps someone else has a better email address

Sent email to the press email address let's see

Seems to be a credible source stating ITM have secured another contract at the same facility

Just can't get past the paywall

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/hydrogen24_f%C3%A5r-nok-en-kontrakt-fra-uniper-hydrogen24-activity-7343890218061651968-dA42?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

It mentions impulse and pulse in German projects so hence the HydroPulse

Pulsed electrolysis, also known as pulse electrolysis or pulsed direct current (PDC) electrolysis, is an electrochemical method that uses a pulsed direct current to drive non-spontaneous chemical reactions, such as the splitting of water in an electrolyzer. This technique involves applying a series of electrical pulses to the electrodes instead of a continuous direct current, potentially enhancing efficiency and altering reaction outcomes.

Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/hydropulse_hydrogen-engineering-decarbonisation-activity-7343915665717690369-IFSm?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

A couple of very recent posts from the new partner

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/moritz-schwencke-3358121a2_bmw-greenhydrogen-activity-7338465158383460354-49PH?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/moritz-schwencke-3358121a2_eternal-power-gmbh-has-been-nominated-shortlisted-activity-7341107974062419972-rsc7?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

Roughly 50% of Satoshipay is currently worth £2.5 mill??? From that transaction then ???