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Trump and Texas oil lobby seen off by Supreme Court is last obstacle removed for a new renewables era in USA - thankfully they made a swift decision on it!

I was a regular poster here many years ago and am still in though have lost touch - so thanks for all recent updates - clearly things are moving again. Will try to pay more attention now and possibly add! GLA

Agree there should be a lot of interest in e fuels. Important that the Trump mission to exploit the wealth under our feet does not go ahead.

https://mcphy.com/en/press-releases/mcphy-joins-the-sbf-120-and-cac-mid-60-indices/

In 2016, Paxton was one of eleven Republican state attorneys general who sided with ExxonMobil in the company's suit to block a climate change probe by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.[48]

Same Paxton filing the case where Texas is to suing 4 other states where Trump lost. Big oil - big pockets. They need Trump in power to stop Biden's transition to renewables.

Thanks Bellers - interesting point and it would cut down your travelling costs giving us the updates on the second factory.

It will be interesting to look back at the comments on this Board in 5 years time - what a year!

Yes it would be a bit of a game changer if financially viable.
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2017/08/20170822-bosch.html

Talk of Tesla/Daimler merger.

Btw I posted on ITM Board- have bought into Magna (MG) - worth watching imho for link up with ADAS and hydrogen plus BMW - it actually makes the X3 and minis. I am most interested in autonomous driving now I have it - market will be massive imho.

Agree RH - thanks for posting. I wondered what had happened to Iwatana - hardly any news or I missed it!

Great day on Plug yesterday up 16% - seems like a wall of money ready to commit to renewables!

Strange how a stellar performer like Plug has such a quiet Board compared to many underperforming stocks!

I think there will be a lot of battery/fc hybrids so win-win for everyone rather than winners and losers. Total battery would cause a toxic waste-ground of millions of batteries.

Might be wiser if you walk it Seaangler:-)

Every little helps:-)

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/electric-car-tyres-are-growing-source-of-air-pollution-28276fmdp

It will be an evolution with a gradually increasing % of hydrogen blended with natural gas then full H2 later on.
https://www.intelligentliving.co/amp/worcester-bosch-reveals-unique-hybrid-hydrogen-boiler/

Brits, Germans and Italians all working closely together on H2 delivery projects - great!!

Having experienced the brilliant joys of semi-autonomous driving in my new X6 I am convinced this is going to be a big money earner from both safety and pure competition to not get behind in 21c tech. I came across the Canadian company below (there are pure plays as well like Velodyne) which has additional strings to its bow. This company looks set to do well from both H2 and autonomous driving:

https://www.magna.com/products/body-exteriors-structures/fuel-systems/product/alternative-energy-storage-systems

https://www.magna.com/products/power-vision/adas-automated-driving

I am in on a hunch - no more than that (plus its links to BMW, Daimler, Toyota etc where it has contracts to manufacture complete vehicles). Long term bet plus yield.

Quote...Hydrogen was a major component in 'town gas', gas created from coal and used widely throughout Britain before the discovery of North Sea gas in the 1960s. Up to 60% of the gas (by volume) being used by consumers was hydrogen.

The complete map of H2 stations - Linde features significantly!

https://h2.live/en