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Having listened to many of the speakers at COP26 today the drive towards hydrogen was by far the the mostly covered, there's massive investment in renewables and bringing on new products with investment in R&D was also a key focus:

Could be the right time for an interested party to look at the charger, and Enertek looks the right company to work with.

https://www.enertekinternational.com/news/135/cfd-in-hydrogen-appliance-development

Still risky but the timing couldn't be better!

Speaker panel - green hydrogen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVQKtq8VPu8&ab_channel=UNClimateChange

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVQKtq8VPu8&ab_channel=UNClimateChange

now reported on Asianmetals so looks to be a done deal with CATL 45Gwh LFP batteries enough for 800,000 EV's in 2022

http://www.asianmetal.com/news/1738700/CATL-to-supply-45GWh-LFP-batteries-to-Tesla-in-2022/1

Timing?

I have my opinion - COP26 and what will follow.

This is what a billionaire can do with the mindset to change energy and transport:

Just a couple of minutes shoud do, you might look at some his other videos.

https://youtu.be/WuwiBdL06FY?t=34

He is at COP26:
https://www.scottishconstructionnow.com/article/jcb-signs-multi-billion-pound-green-hydrogen-contract

Phimx, you know!

We've been burning fossil fuels but now that is no longer acceptable, things need to change the world is waking up and people like Dr Andrew Forrest will make it happen:

https://www.credit-suisse.com/microsites/sustainability-week/home/speaker-bios/andrew-forrest.html

Yes, still too expensive but costs are reducing the stirling engine will help offset some cost differential, green hydrogen production costs have halved in the last five years - COP26 is seeing many asking goverments to remove subsidies from fossil fuels to support greener alternatives.

https://spectrum.ieee.org/why-the-shipping-industry-is-betting-big-on-ammonia

Joe Biden is determined:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohW_YDSf9YM&ab_channel=SkyNews

Good first day at COP26 - could see many surprises in coming days,

Joe Biden certainly has the desire:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohW_YDSf9YM&ab_channel=SkyNews

You know iplitigator Trump declared a national emergency to fund the Mexican wall and of course was a climate denier undoing a great deal of what was achieved with the Paris accord plus many other deplorable things like puting pro oil people in the EPA etc, you don't suppose Joe Biden might see the climate change effects on the US as a national emergency?

The US has had it's fair share of catastrophic events in the last couple of years that are attributed to climate change! I did watch the opening speeches from COP26 and Joe Biden looked deeply shocked at what was being said and shown.

After declaring a national emergency to build a border wall, President Trump said “I want to get it done faster, that’s all.” The move bypasses Congress.

https://www.reuters.com/business/cop/green-hydrogen-backer-forrest-urges-fuel-subsidy-fairness-2021-10-26/

Phimx hydrogen tankers fuelled by ammonia will be used.

FFI took 130 days to convert three modes of transport to Hydrogen (and Ammonia 1.5 energy density over hydrogen) I'm sure we will see lithium in most modes of transport but heavy plant, long haul transport and shipping looks better off with hydrogen and ammonia'

https://youtu.be/WuwiBdL06FY?t=31

I do believe FFI will be the first global new energy major.

Some decent acquistions to get the there:

Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue Future Industries has bought a majority stake in technology group HyET. Its “Powerfoil” solar technology is described as extremely lightweight (5% of the weight of traditional glass panels), and with a significantly lower levelized cost of energy. HyET is also invested in hydrogen electrolyser technology.

@observer842

“The hydrogen-fuelled truck starts a lap of the warehouse yard, powered by a 180kw fuel cell system with a 300kw/hr battery. It’s almost silent apart from whirring fans that sound like a giant outdoor air-conditioning unit.”

Disruption!

Just showing that there is going to be a green hydrogen future sooner than many might think, FFI target 15 million tonnes annual production by 2030.

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FFI took 130 days to convert three modes of transport to Hydrogen (and Ammonia 1.5 energy density over hydrogen) I'm sure we will see lithium in most modes of transport but heavy plant, long haul transport and shipping looks better off with hydrogen and ammonia'

https://youtu.be/WuwiBdL06FY?t=31

This man is leading the energy disruption and openly admits he is a contrbuitor to the problem through his mining companies.

I've watched more of his videos he really is no fan of big oil aims for 15 million tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2030 and 50 million thereafter.

Well this is an interesting pitch for Green hydrogen, I think Dr Andrew Forrest will give many food for thought at COP26

It a just under 20 minutes, it might surprise some if they don't know who he is!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrK30CIV_HE&ab_channel=FortescueFutureIndustries

A man with a mission.

Well this is an interesting pitch for Green hydrogen, I think Dr Andrew Forrest will give many food for thought at COP26

It a just under 20 minutes, it might surprise some if they don't know who he is!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrK30CIV_HE&ab_channel=FortescueFutureIndustries

A man with a mission.

First big news as COP26 kick off:

JCB signs green hydrogen deal worth billions

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59107805

The chairman from Fortescue Future Industries (mining magnet) speaks on how he is transforming energy production in Australia, they are also doing projects in poorer countries without infrastructure as well as America and Europe - Energy disruption.

He is also a speaker at COP26

Good to hear his messageing to politicians and fossil fuel supporters - green hydrogen production costs has reduced by 50% in 5 years.

https://youtu.be/djgTZ0Zz11c

Plenty of REM's, copper and lithium in wind, solar and battery storage in their projects.

First big news as COP26 kick off:

JCB signs green hydrogen deal worth billions

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59107805

The chairman from Fortescue Future Industries (mining magnet) speaks on how he is transforming energy production in Australia, they are also doing projects in poorer countries without infrastructure as well as America and Europe - Energy disruption.

He is also a speaker at COP26

Good to hear his messageing to politicians and fossil fuel supporters - green hydrogen production costs has reduced by 50% in 5 years.

https://youtu.be/djgTZ0Zz11c

Plenty of REM's, copper and lithium in wind, solar and battery storage in their projects.

Tesla has ordered 45Gwh of LFP batteries from CATL for 2022 enough for 800,000 model 3's and Y's

https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-orders-lfp-batteries-800k-model-3-model-y-2022/

Orders for the Cybertruck have reached 1.3 million.

Battery metals are looking very strong for years to come and lot's of acquisitions happening, a long time coming but we must be very close and strong warnings coming from COP26.

Right time right place.