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It would be highly inefficient and counter-intuitive for ITM Power to sell a massive chunk of its future production capacity (500MW) to an external, unnamed customer if its own subsidiary has a critical need for that capacity to fulfill its business model.

If the mystery 500MW capacity reservation is for Hydropulse

I heard the expression as "share prices go up the stairs and down the banister"

Old saying “Revenue is vanity, profit is sanity, but cash is king.”

The FEED contract may have the option to be incorporated into the main contract in order to streamline the project. It's unusual but not unheard of. In this case there would be no immediate payment, however the market would be unaware of the finer details of the contract.

Do you have an overall average price for those Lucky?

Bilbs,I read sometime ago that they were having problems with the impact of impurities or minor pollutants present in hydrogen gas on the performance and storage capacity of metal hydride, causing degradation over time. Hopefull they have solved that one.

You'd have to be cold and devoid of all emotions not to feel joy or disappointment at banking a fortune or losing a fortune.

There is a tide in the affairs of Hydrogen

Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;

On such a full sea are we now afloat;

And we must take the current when it serves,

Or lose our ventures.”

At least my ITM is back in the blue and rising strongly. All I need now is for Cap-xx to follow dutifully.

Phew

LL do you really mean 30,000,000 Million or is it 30 Million?

He should call himself Eeyore

Thanks for reminding me sharesport. I've been meaning to do that for a while as his posts have always mildly irritated me with his pessimistic and depressing take on things

Elaboration from Dr Google

UWB and Power Consumption:

UWB technology, while offering high bandwidth and low power consumption in some aspects, still demands significant power for its operation, particularly during peak communication loads.

Battery Limitations:

The energy-intensive nature of UWB can quickly drain batteries, which are commonly used for powering wireless devices.

Challenges in Implementing UWB:

The reliance on batteries can pose challenges for engineers implementing UWB systems, especially when dealing with applications requiring long battery life or high data rates.

Alternatives:

For short-range communication, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) might be a more energy-efficient choice. For higher data rates or longer distances, technologies like Wi-Fi might be necessary, but they can also have a higher power consumption.

UWB's Advantages:

Despite the power consumption challenges, UWB offers advantages like high accuracy for indoor positioning, wide bandwidth, and the ability to operate effectively in crowded environments.

Not heard from him for a while, he used to walk past the factory on his daily constitutional. Hope he's OK, could do with another update old mate.

The new material could open the door for mass adoption of solid oxide fuel cells.

https://interestingengineering.com/energy/japan-makes-breakthrough-in-next-gen-fuel-cells-with-high-conductivity-material

Other than it contributes to the general malaise within the green sector as a whole.

It is reminiscent of a child sticking their fingers in their ears and saying "La La La la" loudly when they hear something they don't like. It's OK I'm one of the 200 and proud of the fact.

Don't let Bilbs get to you, many of us have grown accustomed to his pomposity, he's been around the block more than once. He has held senior positions in industry, met world leaders and many senior bastions of industry and loves being a big fish in this very small pond. Just do a metaphorical eye roll when ever he drops his pearls of wisdom and move on because he means no harm.