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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/nov/16/nhs-15-special-clinics-england-severely-obese-children

when your down, u sell it, and then it goes up massively anyway

I think the court case will get thrown out in my opinion

you guys over react too much. cine has gone to £1 many times after dipping, go look at the chart

https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/scotland-commits-to-building-hydrogen-economy

The action plan reiterates the ambitions for Scotland to have 5GW of installed hydrogen production capacity by 2030 and 25GW by 2045.

The government has also reconfirmed a commitment to delivering £100m of funding for hydrogen projects as part of its £180m Emerging Energy Technologies Fund. A call for projects is expected in early 2022, with the funding to be deployed over a period of five years.

usually its the NEDS who know fcuk all. he probably doesn't even know there's a short on, I would say Lombard more likely know something , but tbh this is still well below pre covid levels so i am surprised anyone is shorting this.

this aint worth half a billion

fact is the movie release slate is the strongest its going to ever be ever. Top Gun 2, Batman, Ghostbusters, James Bond
it will never get stronger than that.

bet we get lots of hydrogen train news tomorrow from Boris Johnson

VLS hasnt raised any funds off the back of that rise, weird.

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My aim in H2 Green #GTC is to build a billion pound of hydrogen assets in the UK by 2030. I find that neither implausible nor particularly aspirational ... so we've kicked off a European sub to broaden our reach beyond that

https://www.h2-view.com/story/hydrogen-powered-truck-now-delivering-milk-in-the-netherlands/

the macro trends are green: SAF & Hydrogen

I suspect a load of people still dont really know about this one. could go flying if velocys volume arrives

thanks to the guy who wrote it dude. I think this is going to go nutz.

River otter i like your website, nice otter

what like SHELL partnering with DELT

I see SHELL are moving HQ to uk now

Bojo said no lockdown basically.

they said this is trapped in some paperwork still, doesnt sound like we are back this month

expect to multiply the opportunities, which should then translate into multiples of news, that in turn, will also increase the value proposition.
The plan going forward is to be as open with shareholders in terms of communication as possible, particularly in relation to commercial deals as permitted. As I write, the shares in GTC are trading around 36p with a 25% gain on the day, but moving up and down as some elect to take profit, but in doing so leaving something for the next person who may now be coming on board. From a personal perspective I’m sitting tight as the announcement today clearly highlights the reality and vision coming through and which looks like gathering some serious momentum. In a note this morning, broker Cenkos provide for some numbers that are interesting, based on a single Hydrogen facility, which it cites as generating £5.8m in revenue and £2.2m in EBITDA per annum for GTC. That may be some way off yet, but it provides for a taste of things to come and the huge potential going forward giving a glimpse of the upside once assets come on stream and scale up. But, as I have mentioned here before, GTC isn’t all about the Hydrogen as opportunities around Geothermal and Mining for specialist minerals is also providing for increasing growth prospects for the company. Copus sounds upbeat and excited on these aspects of the business too, particularly around the Globe offering and its first Geothermal product titled Heat Seeker where the CEO adds, “there will be more to say on the mineral space as we release that”.
He also says that there are multiples of minerals around that can be used and implemented in the development of new products which complement the requirement for the likes of copper and manganese, so there is plenty for GTC to focus on and increase sales from its traditional but improved offerings. One swallow certainly doesn’t make for a summer, but it does provide for an expectation of what is to come and to that end GTC looks like a company not only on an exciting path, but one that could now deliver handsomely for investors in the coming years.

Copus also adds that local solutions and partnerships are highly important in the Hydrogen space for GTC as are MOU’s (memorandum of understandings) that have been struck.
He does however acknowledge that on announcing an MOU, it can be seen as kind of interesting, but at the end of the day it is really just an MOU and what does that really add up to. Elaborating he says that what Shoreham has done though is to really put the Hydrogen concept into a firm context and Copus says that it really is a big piece of news for GTC. “It won’t be the last bit of news on Shoreham though as there will be lots of that from here through the initial process and beyond, some of that will be about the finance side of it, others will be about the customers. There should therefore be plenty for shareholders to look out for in the months ahead with the pace of news flow likely to accelerate throughout next year and beyond. Copus describes it in terms that there should be a rich path of news flow as they

Thirdly, Government is also likely to feature prominently, where Copus says that GTC screens all of its projects and the economics without the need for subsidies. “It would be very unusual though in any growing energy system for Government not to get involved with capital investment or other structures that they put around this”.
So, with three angles to assist in driving the Hydrogen projects onwards to fruition, GTC is looking increasingly well placed to proceed and at pace too.
In relation to GTC’s own financial position, Copus says that they previously went to the market where £2.5m was raised and given they are busy across not only Hydrogen but Geothermal and Strategic Minerals he trusts that people will recognise the capital discipline across the business.
“You can see from our fist half results that we are putting more money to work in these opportunities, but at the same time in the core business we are very careful with shareholders money”.
As positive as the news today has been though, no doubt investors will be keen to hear of how things are progressing in relation to previously announced news across the Hydrogen space.
The CEO elaborates, “the first thing here is that Shoreham is a great and a really, really good project and I think for the first time it really demonstrates how one of these green energy hubs will work.
This one project alone is addressing the needs of large volume customers and is very scalable, but we as a company, our ambition is not to own just one energy asset. It is about owning a whole portfolio of these and Shoreham has already shown us that this is a repeatable model that we can take from place to place.
We are very busy across an expanding portfolio of opportunities and we said at the time of the H1 numbers that we are looking at things right across the UK and it happens to be that the first project we are delivering has come from a different set of conversations.
We really are very, very busy across these sort of things looking at the customer needs and how the data plays a part in that moving forward in the Hydrogen space”.
Regarding an agreement in place across rail, Copus says that this is highly important as rail is a big volume customer, but so too is marine as with Shoreham which has a connection with ammonia and international markets. The building out of the asset is also extremely exciting with Copus explaining that at Shoreham there is a steel handling operator along with timber handling and a power station, highlighting the potential for the scaling up.
There is also, he says, a water treatment works which he says is important as a by-product of Hydrogen aside heat is oxygen which can be put through the water treatment works and which in turn makes it more efficient amongst other benefits.
“Polution of rivers and the seas has been a hot topic of late, so this is a solution that can actually play a part in that”.
Copus also adds that local solutions and partnerships are highly