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I may be wrong but I don't think the recent resilience in the sp is dependent on 8 Jul announcement. So if it is fairly neutral on H2 I don't think it will affect the sp too much.

Good day for H2 stocks across the board. Hopefully realisation is finally dawning that waiting to get on board might be costly in the long term....

I agree re Nikola dsc ....Hyundai are already churning out fuel cell trucks with no hype at all to sp (yet)...good opportunity there imho!!

Struggle might be a good thing....it is x7 the sp a year ago after all. Steady from now on is fine with me - we don't want boom and bust!

If you look at what happened to Tesla and Nikola there is a wall of cash ready to pour into the new emerging technologies imho currently in oil gas stocks etc. Helped along by the fall in solar and wind costs and climate change initiatives. EU funding and pandemic stimulus packages are creating a unique opportunity. Not without risk of course so worth holding some cash back for market corrections.

Blue now called clean hydrogen - that's a new one - I suppose it rhymes with green...

I am in Ceres too. Bosch will have done due diligence before partnering so I see great things ahead - https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/911461/ceres-power-eyes-expansion-following-new-bosch-deal-911461.html

First 50 of 1600 to Switzerland - go Hyundai!!!

Gaviscon might help...

Thanks Toneman. Before anyone asks about whether the SP is going up or down, next week there will be sunny periods with occasional showers, temperatures near normal for the season.

Another battery/fuel cell example ...Daimler and Volvo now have a €1.5bn joint venture for fuel cell development ....https://www.carsuk.net/volvo-xc90-get-hydrogen-fuel-cell-range-extender/

An example - https://www.daimler.com/products/passenger-cars/mercedes-benz/glc-f-cell.html

Battery fuel cell hybrids will be part of the market including self charging hybrids providing a battery reserve when needed or a fuel cell reserve when needed. Some models will gave large batteries others small batteries depending on consumer requirements.

Yet to happen with Nel and McPhy but no reason why it won't.....both have great prospects......

https://europe.autonews.com/article/20170918/COPY/309229999/a-closer-look-at-magna-s-fuel-cell-and-battery-electric-hybrid-engine

Agree with that. We need a very good video like the Apex one I posted yesterday when the ITM factory opens. Current marketing lacking somewhat .....

I got into Siemens Gamesa too Robin. Big gains for me also recently are Hexagon, McPhy, Plug Power, VLS, Linde, Nel, Powercell, Ballard and Ceres. I am also taking a punt on Engie, Hyundai, Daimler who all seem to be progressive on H2 strategy. External events near term may dent their progress who knows but these are long term investments so doesn't bother me too much. Got fed up with fund managers' poor performance and now doing my own thing. Good to be invested in companies that are on the leading edge of overdue change!

https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/hydrogen-stocks/

I agree Mucker. The most interesting thing is that even after a massive share sale by Directors the sp today is x7 what it was a year ago and has held up between £2.50 and £3.00 for the last 2 weeks. The train has left the station.

You can buy on HL - MCPHY.