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S. Korea has definitely got the right approach, unshackled by vested interests:

http://gh2.org/countries/south-korea

AI logic should soon provide all the right answers promoting renewables and hydrogen as the best and only way forward Vs ff - whether our self-serving politicians act upon them is the problem.

Telegraph quote "The $500bn-a-day oil futures market is far larger than the trade in physical oil and forms a crucial part of the modern global economy.

Oil companies and airlines use futures contracts to guard against any unexpected leaps in prices in months ahead, while banks and hedge funds also bet on moves in the price of oil to earn profits."

What a mad world we live in through oil dependency and market manipulation.

We should declare war on ff dependency - it would be money very well spent for the long term to avoid these crises affecting the economy.

Morgen also have a 60MW project at Teeside in the pipeline after this one. https://morgenenergy.com/teesside/

Also on the MorGen website:

https://morgenenergy.com/teesside/

Straits of Hormuz used by one fifth of global oil and gas supply. We need to end ff dependency and crippling energy price swings.

Should be a large and growing market.

https://youtu.be/s6XFeSj5XAk?si=ObD7XgeQCUIUafZO

All this makes the practice of curtailment (at high cost to the taxpayer) even more barmy. This would be a good time for Hydropulse to cut a deal with the Govt to use surplus renewable electricity to produce hydrogen for blending into the grid etc. It's a win - win.

Short exit while markets are jittery?

What's going on?

Fuel cell bus projects in the world: what's going on? https://share.google/QYzcdjeIH5cXT6E8y

Oil dependency is a continuing curse..

Spot on - utter scandal which is a great win for the ff lobby to dish the dirt on renewables. We should be making hydrogen instead - what a waste......

Well said Wookie. It's a rotten business based purely on money making and greed with zero ethical considerations. Should not be allowed in the AIM market imho as it could destroy potentially profitable businesses and the employment they offer.

I agree it is very early days and the US is over the horizon, probably for at least during the current term. If ITM (including Hydropulse) becomes a global leader, the Linde expertise already on board and infrastructure connections virtually everywhere could be very useful for roll-out and support?

In the case of Hydropulse, would hydrogen locally produced in California be subject to US import tariffs?

A hydropulse contract here would be great!!!

https://www.ajbell.co.uk/news/articles/uks-miliband-california-governor-newsom-sign-clean-energy-agreement

Don't get too excited - it's bad for blood pressure and there are a lot more of these coming!

Persistent downward pressure from those who are betting against.....it won't work for much longer.