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Sorry, I didn't mean to make you cry; H-Power should definitely be the top priority here on the forum... As for the shorting—do you want me to cover that in detail for H-Power? Since I tend to view H-Power positively, I’m reluctant to do you that favor! Back to H-Power!

@ wattsy... you’re taking the easy way out and trying to make me look ridiculous. You’re the one with the simplistic mindset, painting a distorted picture with crude arguments... you can dance in circles and hop on one leg all you want, but nothing is going to change H-Power’s share price... smart move sticking with your investment, though—I guess you aren't that stupid after all!

...and @ Alde delivers promptly... what a shambolic bunch!

@ w4attsy... you're acting dumber than you are. You can't be *that* stupid... you're trying to be extra clever with the way you're asking... and in doing so, you're just following the crowd...

@ Ade1234... what is your problem? The fact that H-Power is bringing top-tier engineers on board now isn't a sign of product issues; rather, it’s the classic step from development to commercial scaling. If you want to optimize mass-market production and cut costs, these are exactly the experts you need.

Go GP might be stirring up dust in the short term with its aggressive pace, but in the tough industrial sector, what counts is long-term stability, certified safety, and technological depth. This move to bolster the workforce simply shows that H-Power is positioning itself with extreme professionalism to secure market leadership for the next major cycle. To me, it’s a clear sign of strength and preparation for genuine serial production. Stay calm—the big players aren't investing for nothing!

@daz9643... you're overlooking something here... Someone from Air Products brings industry insider knowledge and a network within the global gas and hydrogen market that a sales rep from ABB or Rolec simply wouldn't have. This isn't just about "polishing a résumé"; it’s about direct access to the world’s largest hydrogen customers.

H-Power is in the midst of transforming from a pure research outfit into a commercial player. The fact that personnel is being swapped out along the way—because the need has shifted from inventors to doers and industry insiders—is not a sign of weakness, but a necessary and healthy process.

@ Garonne... The current share price does not necessarily reflect the company's intrinsic value, but rather the overall market's extremely negative sentiment toward the entire hydrogen sector (see Plug Power, ITM Power, or Nel ASA).

Today, H-Power possesses more fundamental substance, validated technology, and genuine customer relationships than ever before. The market is currently punishing the stock for the sins of the industry as a whole, even as the company does its operational homework in preparation for the next cycle. After all, why would an experienced engineer leave Air Products to join H-Power? Certainly not to save the company from collapse; it is about the future, about plans, and about executing the roadmap—nothing more, nothing less. I have never held a stock that tested my patience quite like this one, but I believe that, in the end, we will be pleased with our investment in H-Power.

@ Garonne... you called Mike Rendall a liar—that’s down here in black and white. If there is no reaction from you, it could lead to criminal consequences. If you have no problem with that, then you just have to do what you do best... nothing—just wait...

@Garonne ...I’d retract that bit about Rendall being a liar and offer an apology—take that as a piece of friendly advice. If you stick to your guns and repeat it... then things will get interesting! Rendall is one of the most respected engineers in the world, and you—you little loser—dare to call him a liar... Now I’m curious to see how you react!

@ Lary... you fit the exact pattern I was talking about... smearing someone as part of a pack and trying to discredit them... you scumbag!

@ Garonne... with statements like that, you disqualify yourself... you haven't got a clue—that's the truth—and you're only pursuing your own interests... rubbish!

@daz9643... a clever question... but still easily seen through... daily ups and downs are being exploited... the share price itself doesn't matter... yes, that's normal in the stock market, but you're trying to manipulate the price in a crude way using positive or negative comments, depending on whatever your goal happens to be... dirty rats!

This is a case of targeted psychological warfare, and it's time to say so openly: The dynamics in this forum are being manipulated by a coordinated, ruthless group working hand in hand.

Especially with AIM stocks like H-Power, which are extremely sensitive to mood swings, the same pattern is always evident:

The chameleon principle: Today, panic and doubt are sown; tomorrow, the company is suddenly praised to the skies. Why? Quite simply: Drive down prices to buy cheaply – push up prices to cash in at the top. At your expense.

The coordinated attack: Anyone who sees through these machinations and speaks out is immediately attacked personally. They try to belittle individuals and silence critics because they believe they own and control these forums.

@ sono... I’m not the Salvation Army. Everyone here is an adult and knows why they’ve invested—or so I assume. Exceptions prove the rule. Time is precious; I only invest it where it makes sense.

@ Garonne... you don't understand the slightest thing!

For those who doubt H-Power's intentions to drive its expansion in Germany and Europe... the job description speaks volumes! If you still think H-Power is missing the boat on progress, then you have no idea what you're talking about—or you're holding the wrong stock!

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4429977175/

Germany has recognized the immense potential of ammonia as a "hydrogen carrier" and is assuming a pioneering role in terms of both regulation and technology. The groundwork for supply chains starting in 2027 has been laid. However, whether Germany is ultimately well-positioned will be decided on the proverbial "last mile": the rapid industrial scale-up of cracker plants at the coast and the swift expansion of the grid into the hinterland. As we recently learned, H-Power is considering expanding into Germany... we don't know the details yet, but if even a fraction of this proves true, then... we can look forward to a promising future for our investment.

GeoPura is not simply an adversary. Ballard’s acquisition of GeoPura created a massive, well-capitalized player that is driving the very same ecosystem forward. Since H-Power possesses a unique technological selling point with its HY5 cracker—something Ballard/GeoPura lack—H-Power represents either a highly interesting partner (the two would complement each other perfectly in fuel logistics) or, in the medium term, an attractive acquisition target. GeoPura is not publicly traded; this allows for greater discretion, enabling deals to be negotiated calmly behind closed doors without the risk of the share price skyrocketing at the first sign of rumors.

That is precisely why Ballard was able to acquire GeoPura relatively quietly. In the case of a publicly traded company like H-Power PLC, an acquirer would have to disclose its intentions at a very early stage, which would immediately fuel the aforementioned "M&A speculation" and drive up the share price.

The deal highlights a fundamental weakness of GeoPura—an area where H-Power holds the advantage: logistics. GeoPura faces the complex task of transporting pure hydrogen across the country using its own fleet of over 80 tanker trucks; this is both costly and logistically inefficient.

This is where H-Power’s core competency comes into play. Using its ammonia-cracking technology, H-Power can deliver hydrogen in the form of easily transportable liquid ammonia and split it directly on-site. With authorities having recently granted H-Power official approval to sell cracked hydrogen, the company enjoys a massive cost advantage over the Ballard/GeoPura model. While the deal intensifies competitive pressure, it ultimately sends a strong signal for H-Power, demonstrating that the sector in which it operates represents the multi-billion-dollar future of the energy industry.

Great news! H-Power is bringing Paul Wilson on board as the new Chief Engineer. After seven years at the S&P 500 giant Air Products, he knows exactly how to execute large-scale hydrogen projects. It’s an extremely positive move that shows where things are headed. Either he brings the perfect network for a major partnership, or this serves as fundamental confirmation that our crackers are absolutely world-class. And you know what? Strangely enough, I’m becoming less and less bothered by the fact that I don’t know anything. Wilson & Wilson—a dynamic duo; I take that as a good omen! ...And as I mentioned before, the team at H-Power is working their tails off... it can’t be long now before we find out more!