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Business is funding Ceres not nonprofit organisations.

Centrica and Ceres partnership

https://youtu.be/VwRHnLNLByY?is=CFJd9s-ZNM6GjHz7

Business is funding Ceres not nonprofit organisations.

Centrica and Ceres partnership

https://youtu.be/xrvIVhKQT6I?is=g_jtVHb3-tdR-PpL

@Surfie1961

I didn't say anything big was going to happen Wednesday.

I work for the company that developed the Ceres transfer line that laser the steel cells ,so know the manufacturing process. There's just a company business review Wednesday , in the past people who worked on the project were under a NDA. I assume Betty's reference to Horsham is a hint. I know from past experience , that the guy in the pub or local chippy who talks to management, knows before any employee.

I know something you don't and seeing if Betty also knows. Horsham? 🤔

@BettyDog

What intel do you know... should we be looking at Wednesday?

There is a new infrastructure being built that will include the financial system and Blockchain.

https://quant.network/perspectives/the-overledger-and-fusion-firewall-enforcing-access-and-compliance-across-every-chain/

Weichai Holding Group (the parent company of Weichai Power) is a Chinese state-owned enterprise (SOE). This means it is ultimately controlled and overseen by the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party . They issued an order to make renewable energy compulsory by August 1st. Probably why Ceres Power have changed their model regarding intellectual property . The next gen data centres are 800 VDC ,which make old data centres obsolete due to new cooling system that Delta and Nvidia are pioneering . There is a ne

Shares are like crypto, whales who have a large allocation can skim 5% off all day long.

Old,but relevant to present. 2024 post that predicted present timeline. I wish I had seen that when shares @£0.5.

Https://ec.ltn.com.tw/article/paper/1627056

Delta Electronics achieves breakthroughs in both carbon reduction and energy conservation, and hydrogen energy.

2024/01/20 05:30

Delta Electronics Chairman Hai Ying-Chun and CEO Cheng Ping

Delta Electronics (2308), a major power supply manufacturer, continues to explore net-zero carbon reduction opportunities and has now achieved new results in the fields of energy saving and hydrogen energy. In addition to exporting its smart ice machine energy-saving solutions to domestic semiconductor manufacturers, it has also signed a technology transfer contract with Ceres, a British fuel cell power generation and water electrolysis hydrogen production technology company, to enter the market.

Delta Electronics' automation business, along with its power supply and components, infrastructure, and automotive businesses, forms one of its four major business groups. Last year, the business accounted for about 10% to 15% of the total revenue each month. Despite the weak market conditions, the company continues to develop new business opportunities. By focusing on the sustainable business needs of global enterprises, the industrial automation business has secured orders from domestic semiconductor manufacturers and has created green solutions for chilled water main units according to customer requirements.

Delta Electronics points out that cleanrooms in semiconductor factories rely on high power consumption, using hundreds of chiller units to maintain stable temperatures, thereby ensuring yield and process quality. Its smart chiller energy-saving solution helps customers achieve an average energy saving of at least 16%, saving 14 million kWh of electricity per year. It only takes 2 years to break even on the construction cost. Combined with a management platform that incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) technology, it can further predict and analyze equipment anomalies.

In terms of hydrogen energy development, Delta Electronics now has a dedicated team responsible for development work. It has also signed a technology transfer and licensing agreement worth approximately £43 million (approximately NT$1.72 billion) with Ceres Power Limited, a subsidiary of the UK Ceres Group, to establish a long-term partnership. This partnership combines Delta's existing key technologies in power electronics, control, and heat dissipation to strengthen its solutions for microgrid power generation, chemical industry, ammonia production, energy, transportation vehicles, and steel.

Entering the field of hydrogen fuel cells

Acquire Ceres technology transfer license, production to begin in 2026

Delta Electronics CEO Cheng Ping-ding stated that the group's goal is to develop a complete solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) system and a water electrolysis hydrogen production system (SOEC). The company will first establish a net-zero science laboratory at its Tainan plant between 2024 and 2026, with production starting at the end

Https://wccftech.com/datacenters-outstripping-power-grid-forcing-nvidia-google-into-a-radical-800v-dc-overhaul/

Would I be correct in thinking, initially it sucks. But it would only give Ceres 215 million shares, while Bloom energy has 280 million and the likes of Nvidia have billions....so not that bad in the great scheme of things?

Article why Ceres Power is more relevant than ever.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/The-Worlds-Data-Centers-Are-Getting-Harder-to-Decarbonize.html

Share Point Newsletter

Driving the Future: Advancing into New Energy Opportunities

This week, in addition to exhibiting our EDM and Femtosharp machines at the CCMT in Shanghai, ?and ? (Name redacted)also travelled to Shandong, China, for an important business visit with our prospective customer, Weichai.

Together, we explored the pathway towards large-scale production of 100+ MW SOFC fuel cells, as well as opportunities to further accelerate laser drilling speeds.

We would like to recognise and thank our Win??? technical team for the unwavering commitment, strong unity, and relentless drive for innovation. Through your hard work, we continue to achieve new breakthroughs in drilling speed and quality. Weichai has expressed great confidence in the future of our partnership.

Pictured is an SOFC power generation unit installed within Weichai’s industrial park. At the heart of the system are fuel cell components developed through our long term collaboration with Ceres Power, where we supported the research, development, and manufacturing of advanced cell technology. This stands as a powerful reminder that the work we do today can shape industries for years to come.

This week, we also witnessed several hydrogen buses in operation across Asia — clear evidence that the transition to cleaner energy is no longer a vision of the future, but a reality unfolding now.

Let us continue to move forward together with ambition and determination, bringing the technology we are proud of into the new energy and hydrogen energy markets, and playing our part in building a cleaner, stronger future.