Member Info for JeffMills

I understand my investment hasn't gone as expected, given factors like inflation and the war in the EU. However, seeing companies like RWE moving forward with their plans, us securing 100 MW with Shell, and the potential for a 500 MW FID has me confident in holding. Honestly, I’m saying exactly what you were saying before—so what, now the share’s suddenly “trash” just because you've sold out? People like you who flip the script when things get tough are the last thing this community needs.

Here’s a difference between offering a realistic perspective and just spreading fear to suit your own agenda. Keeping things "balanced" doesn’t mean constantly undermining the potential here with doom and gloom. If you’re truly interested in balance, maybe focus on the positives as much as you harp on the negatives. But we both know that’s not really what you’re after, is it?

In my opinion, there’s a huge risk in listening to your nonsense JZ. You bought in at £4, and while the price will return to that level, your posts now—constantly claiming the stock’s going to 20p—are reckless. What you’re saying is dangerous and could easily panic people into selling. Maybe you should focus on your own position instead of spreading negativity. It’s clear you’ve got an agenda.

Just a reminder to the chat—he was all over the ramping when the price was around £4. Tell me he’s not just having a laugh with all this now.

I’m not “desperate” for anything. I’m here for the long haul, and I’m confident in what’s ahead. The difference between us? I’m focused on the potential rewards, while it sounds like you’re still stuck in the past, clinging to old losses.

And yeah, you’re right—there’s risk. But that’s the nature of the game. If you’re not prepared to take a bit of heat, maybe this isn’t the right place for you. Don’t worry, I’ll keep a cool head while you try to take me “down a notch.” Enjoy the ride, mate.

by 2028, itm will be in profit—our strategic focus on high-margin, large-scale projects positions us exactly for that. and if for some reason we’re not yet profitable, the share price will likely be significantly higher thanks to the progress we’re making. in that scenario, raising additional funds (or a loan you moron) just as we did with the original £250 million, would be entirely feasible.

so, i’m struggling to see your point here, mate. maybe take a step back, clean up your ****-stained jeans, and try coming up with something that actually makes sense next time.

RWE has set an ambitious target of 2 GW within the next five years. Currently, we’ve already secured 50% of their target, putting us on track to deliver 200 MW per year if this momentum continues.

The facility for RWE’s project is projected to take 24 months to construct and operational by early 2027. I believe this is ITM’s project, adding another 100 MW alongside Shell’s 100 MW—bringing the total to 200 MW by 2027. Furthermore, the 500 MW project is targeting FID by 2028.

For those questioning the pace of deal announcements, it’s clear: we’re strategically focusing on higher-margin, large-scale projects.

Thyssenkrupp nucera up 7% again so far this morning; up 40% off its lows—this turnaround is real, no matter how much you shouted it was a dream. The 500MW for ITM is happening, whether you like it or not, JZ/Ricky. Buy in while you can... assuming you’ve got any money left.

JZ, what on earth are you on about now? Stop clogging up the chat with your pointless filter messages. Shut up, you attention-seeking twat.

Keep showing your true colours, drunk with no life.

I’m not discussing my investments with someone who says "methinks."

I've already destroyed you with facts. Go sober up, you reta*d.

Now it’s a “crowded industry,” Ricky/JZ. Funny how that’s your take after you spent all that time saying green hydrogen was a joke. Absolute tw*t of a man.

First off, Ricky, stop using ChatGPT—it’s obvious when your posts try to sound clever but still end up making no sense. We already know how you write through your other posts (badly).

Second, you do realise ITM has one of the largest electrolyzer factories in Europe?

Third, a crowded industry? The EU’s target for electrolyzer capacity by 2030 is 40 gigawatts—that’s a mountain of demand, not a shortage of work.

And lastly, calling ITM small compared to Goliath? Our partner and biggest shareholder is LINDE, the global heavyweight in industrial gases.

You might want to stick to watching the share price, Ricky—actual facts seem a bit too much for you.

Calling us idiots while spamming the chat about the share price tanking isn’t exactly the balance you think it is, mate. If that’s your version of critical thinking, I’ll stick to posting actual news—like thyssenkrupp nucera’s 73% surge in green hydrogen orders. The industry’s moving, demand is real, and results like theirs prove it. Meanwhile, you’re here screaming ‘share price bad’ like it’s breaking news. Top analysis, JZ and Ricky.

Just like ITM, thyssenkrupp nucera was at rock bottom not long ago, but these results show how fast things can turn around. Demand is massive—green hydrogen orders up 73%, sales soaring to new highs, and huge projects like Stegra’s 700 MW plant and NEOM’s gigawatt-scale rollout are proof this market is booming.

Investors are waking up—nucera is up 16% today off the back of this. It’s only a matter of time before ITM follows suit. I’m confident we’ll land that 500 MW deal in the coming months. Imagine JZ in their chat forum right now—he’d be getting roasted. Green hydrogen is happening, and these results just proved it. Let’s hope we ride up with them.

For those doubting green hydrogen is happening—just look at thyssenkrupp nucera. New orders for green hydrogen electrolyzers are up 73%, and sales have soared by a third to record highs. They've secured massive projects like Stegra's 700 MW green steel plant and are delivering gigawatt-scale systems like NEOM.

It’s proof that demand for electrolyzers is real and scaling fast. ITM Power, like nucera, could turn around quickly as this market accelerates. If JZ and Ricky still think green hydrogen isn’t happening, what do they make of this? It’s unfolding right in front of us—time to wake up.

Today!

https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/policy/eu-gives-nod-to-1-7bn-danish-subsidy-for-green-hydrogen-based-fuels-and-renewable-gas/2-1-1754813

Not good, the price low enough now.