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Https://www.riazor.org/news/hong-kong-to-run-100-on-hydrogen-first/2431/

NESO has to be looking at storage of surplus wind and solar power to optimise the investment in both long term. It is the lack of joined up thinking and responsibility that creates massive inefficiencies and hopefully NESO will fill that gap.

Shorting AIM stocks should not be permitted.

The Linde connections, supply chain demand and German support for hydrogen could be crucial and having Dennis at the helm helps to capitalise on this.

SP anxiety relates to investor types. Long term holders are not too concerned by peaks and troughs (or the fear mongerers posting daily doom on here).

Https://www.dnv.com/about/statistics-and-insights/hydrogen/

To date we have avoided the trap of slanging matches on this Board. This is a high risk AIM stock and therefore SP will be volatile. Let's just all accept that and move on if it's not for you.

The good future vs the bad (old) future. Unfortunately, too many in powerful positions don't care about the future - just their own greedy motives. We all know who they are.

I wouldn't worry about the SP day to day - in the long term it will go up and in the near term it represents buying opportunities.

Self-serving politicians pandering to ff stakeholders rather than embracing climate science and green energy benefits.

They should have chosen ITM.....

https://energynews.biz/rolls-royces-hydrogen-vision-crumbles-with-hoeller-electrolyzers-collapse/

According to Swiss Re, the cost of natural disasters in 2023 was USD 280 billion in total economic losses, with USD 108 billion covered by insurance. This was the fourth year in a row that insured losses exceeded USD 100 billion.

This may be a slow and lengthy process or it may happen rapidly. Either way, ITM is brilliantly positioned to exploit an explosion in demand.

SP doldrums are due to external factors affecting the sector, not ITM. Repeated climate change disaster catastrophic costs and falling green energy costs will eventually force governments to stop stupid ff subsidies and direct that funding to hydrogen and other clean energy solutions.

Interestingly, 7,000 pumps installed in 4 years - quite impressive roll-out given the era if this is correct!

Https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/what-is-designation/heritage-highlights/englands-first-filling-station/#:~:text=The%20first%20filling%20station%20in,the%20Automobile%20Association%20(AA).

One day, there will be no petrol or diesel filling stations - only hydrogen and ev charging.

Yes that's the point Dibs - showcase for the future use of H2 in a new city.

Https://english.alarabiya.net/News/saudi-arabia/2024/08/21/saudi-arabia-s-neom-green-hydrogen-plant-launches-mass-recruitment-drive

We have been here many times before but without the rock solid foundations and optimistic political momentum. Nothing to worry about imho except expectation fatigue.....