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China's Ambassador to the UK, Zheng Zeguang is visiting Northern Ireland for the first time, to promote economic cooperation and talk about cultural exchange, climate change and why hydrogen is the fuel of the greener future.

https://newseu.cgtn.com/news/2023-03-29/China-interested-in-green-energy-collaboration-with-Northern-Ireland-1iztLPu3JN6/index.html

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Imo we could be in for big bounce back by the end of the week. Why? Ahead of the government setting out its own revised net zero plans on Thursday, I would not be surprised for something unexpected. No doubt they have scooped some of these green shares at their bottom.

"Rishi Sunak’s plans later this week are expected to include the government’s response to a high court ruling that its net zero strategy was unlawful. But green groups have expressed concern that the plans will not go far enough and could contain support for continued fossil fuel use."

You clearly have no idea what MM means, jesus christ.

1. The 12 month turn-around plan outlined by ITM Power's CEO Dennis Schulz at the end of January, with massive links with Linde as we know.
2. Recent RNS: Additional power supply will enable ITM Power to significantly increase product testing aligned with the company's growth ambitions.
3. Government subsidy programs in 2023 will help ensure that the global green hydrogen industry will transform from a hot table topic to a large-scale renewable power source.
4. Hydrogen production capacity is estimated to reach 4.5 million tons per annum (mtpa) worldwide by the end of 2023 despite the slowing global economy, representing 165% growth compared to 2022.
5. Falling inflation

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Clueless. Hydrogen is literally on the cusp. 200p by June

Once the JV signatures are complete, it will hugely put Ceres in the limelight.

Hydrogen is the future and many analysts and brokers see the potential. Savvy is right in saying that the JV’s are a done deal.

Even this article I posted earlier just shows the huge potential here.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1006133/ceres-power-s-hydrogen-focus-highlighted-as-eu-green-funding-package-proposed-1006133.html?rel=scroll

Back up 100 within 1-2 weeks imo. There will be some big news over the weekend to reassure the banking sector.

All to do with the market, unless the whole of the stock market crashed because the JV wasn't announced? Ask Phat.

lol

Great to see, even though old articles, these below show Bosch’s commitment to investing in China

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/bosch-open-billion-dollar-research-development-centre-suzhou-china-2023-01-12/

https://www.electrive.com/2023/01/16/bosch-to-invest-over-1-billion-in-e-mobility-capacities-in-china/

Proves that they are not walking away from this JV anytime soon

However, at these levels you ask the question Phat brought up a few weeks ago. I wonder if Bosch has finally decided to put an offer and take the company seeing as it’s using its tech and future fees will be well worth a chance to take it and it’s technology. What price, £10? £20?

Once these JV’s are signed most of the risk with this share comes off and it will then reach ATH’s, I suspect a 30% increase on the day, you don’t want to be out when the RNS hits

The structure of the China joint ventures had also been agreed, with Ceres now waiting on the final agreement between Bosch and Weichai. Weichai's SOFC power system, using Ceres' technology, had meanwhile passed EU CE-mark certification through TÜV SÜD. Done deal.

Don't talk about childplays phat. We can read your history.

Deal is done regarding the JV. You don't have a ceremony to say their is no deal.

Deutsche bank issuing statement over the weekend to reassure the markets... have the crazy to sell out then watch the regain its loses in a few hours on Monday morning.

Oh shut up Phat. One minute you say its dropping because of the banking crisis, now its because of the JV. A few days ago you should the JV was over hence the deal with Linde. You are a gambler, simple as.

Look at the market you idiot. The biggest bank in Germany is down 15%, ******.