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Wise investors ignored all the negative BS merchants on chat boards. Can't wait for the next RNS and news of shorts closing ....happy days.

Very clearly argued case against fossil dark money by Senator Whitehouse. Thanks jimb2

Look at the article date.....

This surplus wind power could and should be converted to hydrogen. There is ample capacity for the hydrogen in the gas grid, which can take a blend of up to 20% without any infrastructure changes.

https://www.windpowermonthly.com/article/1860633/grid-constraints-cost-uk-1-billion-per-year-wasted-wind-power-generation

What goes around comes around....:-)

Thanks @Digi. Can't see a way out of this short that doesn't benefit us.

Thanks @2phevs.

No-one here needs constant daily reminders that AIM stocks like ITM are risky - that is the very reason we are here. There is a wall of good news for ITM and the opposite for shorters. The desperation is palpable......bonuses evaporating.....

GLA.

Https://h2-map.eu/

Germany is streets ahead on refuelling stations - vital for hgv fleets and fc car manufacturers. ITM's German leadership with extensive Linde experience, will be able to unlock doors to a very bright future, as well as demonstrating practical experience to UK Govt.

ITM - Deutsche Hydrogen

Keep feeding monkeys and they keep coming back. Ignore if you can - don't want to wade through repetitive replies to nonsense.

A lot of shares need to be bought to close the shorts. Not sure why that is irrelevant Bilbo - what am I missing?

Stay clear and buy premium bonds.

@digitalis - exactly, but we seem to have this risk averse creature pestering our board for some inexplicable reason. On filter but seeing the green every day .......

Risk averse investors are free to wait until after FID approval of course.

Https://www.uniper.energy/humber-h2ubr-green-project

Is there an AIM share that isn't risky? Stick to premium bonds if that is your investment criteria. Very Foolish.

Filter - not worth wasting time and effort replying to BS.

Obviously transition from ff will take many years (possibly never - it's a drug so they are now investing in daft cures like carbon capture) - my issue is with massive new investments in ff.

This is not maintaining the status quo - it is doubling down on fossil fuels ........

The world’s biggest banks significantly increased their fossil fuel finance in 2024, according to an analysis.

The top 65 lenders – which include UK giants Barclays, HSBC, Natwest and Lloyds Banking Group – committed 869 billion dollars (£639 billion) in financing to fossil fuels, the 16th annual Banking on Climate Chaos report said.