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Thanks for the interesting read ManyFishes.

A few friends have left 212 for the same issues you describe and moved to others. I use Barclays and have never encountered issues, but as Lucky says they are not the cheapest.

I also created an account at IG. With no money needing to be added I am able to see Level 2 data via their L2 app - It only works in windows - but great to see live trades. So this could be an option if interested in this as well.

Cheers Tennents. Yes, under Cooley the failures of hardware was known, hence the updates about 99% pass rates now. They were also constantly trying to evolve the hardware and moving onto the next enhancement, under Dennis it has stablized and the product line reduced.

Sigh...You calling me Driftwood, I refer to you as Spicy or SpicyTuna. I responded to a comment you made to Roaming. It was factual based on your posting history including your AI summary this morning. I did not say you must sell - just like you say in your replies to others, even though you imply it constantly - just asking why not with your hate of ITM and you don't like management. You are entitled to not respond or decline to answer the question which is all good. You got angry and resorted to name calling, asking me to filter you!

I didn't ask if you were a shorter or if you worked for Helikon etc. I asked a question where the answer would be quite interesting. You either 1) bought the share with no research and now have buyers remorse. 2) Did research and thought ITM was heading upwards and got caught out. 3) Bought high and it dropped 4) Don't own any shares anymore sold at a loss maybe even a big loss and now direct your anger at the company any shareholders.

Nobody posts 1008 posts on a single company without a good reason.

Thanks for the comments on how the stacks would have been shipped. Makes interesting reading.

I did Spicy. I responded to your comment to Roaming. You resorted to name calling - which you complain about. Did I touch a nerve. My ask was all factual based on your posting history.

SpicyTuna "Romingronaldo some might want to take profits and/or avoid further losses on their portfolio if the downward pressure continues. Totally understandable wouldn't you say?"

With this in mind spicy why don't you sell and save yourself the misery of being in ITM. You obviously hate the stock, you don't like the managment. You think green hydrogen is a waste and others are better. Why not sell up and move on?

@Bilbo or anyone else with the knowledge on here

I was wondering if you knew anything about how they would go about packing and shipping the 150 stacks they been putting in? They said in the one linkedin post each one weighs 500KG. So they had to ship 75 tons. Just curious and how they would vet it was not damaged in transit? some sort of vial on the crate that changes colour if dropped?

Thanks

It doesn't make sense troublesome. But then again if you own a few shares at 82p and not a few thousand you don't mind if the sp drops a bit I suppose.

One other thing is they bought shares which means either no research was done at the level they purport to be doing it now with the daily constant doom and gloom, or they did the research and still bought. Oh dear.

I think that was the image he mentioned it on.

I am going to help you out once here. Dennis has already commented that everything on the floor was sold. I think, cannot remember, it was a linkedin post when a pic of them was shown. You know you don't have to be an ass all day, every day, you could change your tune once in a awhile.

Thanks Bilbo, great explanation and makes sense. I remember when Dennis came onboard they said they were upgrading the electric supply in one of the RNS's at the time.

I woud guess if Chronos is 100MW (I think that is the size) then it would need a lot of power to go through a SOAK test and finding a suitable solution allows as you say costs to be reduced.

I would hope you would be selected as one of the 25 tickets to visit as you could give us all proper feedback on what you see on the factory floor.

Thanks Bilbo, could you explain it in layman terms what you and Dennis agreed about the SOAK and power? Thanks.

Haha excellent Digi. Didn't know that coffee existed.

Ad hominem --- BINGO BINGO. You guys owe me a spicy cup!!!!

Yes troublesome and now we are taking the P*ss with it. I need two more spicy sayings to get bingo

Digi, you missed criminal pay packets. Robbing us of £80,000 a month, Something about Turkey, heading towards 50p. Handshake deals. MMs yawning.

The best one Dennis is blatently lying to us all.

We could have done a spicy bingo.

Just last week we kept getting told Hydropulse has no customers, no news, no nothing, waste of time etc.

Now we get a RNS with a strategic partnership with a company who has the clients that need Hydropulse and would you guess it, more negativity.

At this point it is no use even debating. The person has backed themselves into such a corner that to even acknowledge that todays RNS was a good step forward would cause them anguish.

The SP is in the 70s, it has been sitting pretty much most of the day in the 71s it could end in the 71s it could end in the 72s maybe even the 73s, heck it could go back in the 69s. Poeple have such short memories, in May we were in the 25s. We have good news flow and it seems to building.

There will be no pleasing some poeple no matter what you do or say. I just shrug and carry on, we all have our plans for the SP and what we need to achieve. I have not met someone on the chat forum though who can write 960 posts, be invested, and still complain, that I have to admit amazing.

Dennis reposted the below from Hydropulse

We are pleased to announce that we entered into a strategic partnership with ABO Energy, who develop and build wind and solar farms, battery storage and hydrogen projects. The partnership combines ABO Energy’s contacts to industrial offtakers, strong international development capabilities and selected pre-developed green hydrogen projects, with Hydropulse’s expertise in building and operating modular, containerised green hydrogen production plants based on ITM Power’s market-leading electrolyser technology.

Together, we will develop decentralised hydrogen production units on or near end user sites, including permitting, electricity supply, engineering, construction and operation. Hydropulse will build, own and operate the hydrogen production facilities, while ABO Energy will contribute to the power and development side. The collaboration will be anchored in Europe with a particular focus on Spain and Finland, where low power prices make green hydrogen production attractive. Promising initial projects with an imminent customer need for green hydrogen have already been identified.

Founded in 1996, Germany-based ABO Energy has built up a multi-GW hydrogen pipeline besides its portfolio of more than 30 GW in development across wind, solar and battery, and has realised 6.6 GW of renewable energy capacity to date. They have 1,400 employees.

Dr. Karsten Schlageter, Managing Director of ABO Energy, added: “It’s a breakthrough moment for many hydrogen projects. We can now offer our customers a one-stop solution from development to long-term operation without capex intensity. Many of our projects are already developed to a stage where we can move quickly when the offtake is committed. With Hydropulse on board, we can now offer our customers long-term reliable plant operation with a strong technology partner. This collaboration allows us to fast-track projects and deliver real value for industry.”

Dennis Schulz, CEO of ITM Power, said, “This is about market traction. With ABO Energy’s access to sites and end users, we can realise projects faster and turn our technology into recurring revenues. Our modular approach, combined with ABO Energy’s project pipeline, creates a pragmatic route to help industry cut emissions. The partnership will also help us unlock new markets.”

https://lnkd.in/enbJ29XY

I would go with plural Troublesome

Morning All,

RNS will be on here in a min