Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Why do I have this uncomfortable feeling that Linde have only done a deal with ITM to prevent deals with any competitors? There doesn't seem to be any benefit to either party other than that. I fervently hope that I'm wrong.
Good description here. https://starscientific.com.au/applications/
The British intellectual-property company offers a relatively steady way to join the clean-power ride
https://www.wsj.com/articles/hydrogen-stock-ceres-power-is-heating-up-again-11660226608
National Highways will close a section of the M53 near Whitby overnight tomorrow (Saturday 13 August) as the largest single module for the UK’s first hydrogen-ready furnace is transported to Essar Oil UK’s Stanlow refinery near Ellesmere Port in Cheshire.
https://www.newcivilengineer.com/latest/m53-to-shut-overnight-as-14m-wide-module-is-transported-to-uks-first-hydrogen-ready-furnace-12-08-2022/
Wonder who's going to supply the PEM
https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/hydrogen-power-plant-plotted-for-cumbria/
I agree 100% haggismchaggis1. It is extremely frustrating when members of this board persistently knock the strategy and results of the board in what appears to be knee jerk reactions to their own frustrations. Occasional negative comments can be effective for balance in a discussion, but to consistently knock and carp because the company is not doing things the way that you used to do things when you ran a company is not constructive criticism, it comes across as sour grapes. You hit the nail on the head when you said "you are not being forced to hold a stock that you are not happy with" I will add that it is noticable that some members posts are always negative, no matter what the subject under discussion is.
Anyone know anything about this?
https://kommunikasjon.ntb.no/pressemelding/kinetic-7tm-major-breakthrough-in-search-to-develop-clean-gas-energy-source?publisherId=17847633&releaseId=17934471
Anyone know anything about this?
https://kommunikasjon.ntb.no/pressemelding/kinetic-7tm-major-breakthrough-in-search-to-develop-clean-gas-energy-source?publisherId=17847633&releaseId=17934471
Might be worth a punt.
Since December 2020, Levidian has raised over £12 million in private investment to fund the next stage of plans to revolutionise the scale and accessibility of decarbonisation, with investment led by British businessman Jamie Edmiston. Further investment rounds are planned for 2022, as LOOP devices are scaled for high-impact deployment, including on sites with large amounts of waste methane such as anaerobic digestion facilities.
As part of the LOOP process, the hydrogen-methane mix – produced alongside graphene –can be delivered in any proportion, including pure hydrogen, to match the capabilities of the network or combustion equipment it is supplying. The technology docks easily with existing energy infrastructure at any site in the world with a supply of natural gas, including industrial sites, large businesses, housing developments, hospitals, or waste disposal facilities.
"Fuel provision needs to be economical and convenient for airlines to achieve operational cost benefits and ZeroAvia is leading these pioneering infrastructure developments together with leading partners like Shell.”
Anyone know who's electrolyser?
https://www.theengineer.co.uk/content/news/hydrogen-pipeline-installed-at-cotswold-airport
“The market for electrolyzers is expected to experience tremendous growth through the forecast period,” So I guess we just hang on in there.
https://www.rechargenews.com/energy-transition/8-000-growth-more-than-100gw-of-hydrogen-electrolysers-to-be-produced-annually-by-2031/2-1-1201444
Interesting viewpoint on IPCC
http://mclean.ch/climate/IPCC.html