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Hi Lee, read 'their' posting history and draw your own conclusions. Lets just say the charade has been ongoing for some time. Negative posts increase in number when news comes out. I will be buying more shares when I can. Glah

Good find Newboy.

I plan to increase my hokding also. Glah

Thank you telephoneman.

A great interview. Very impressive.

https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/shell-and-toyota-move-forward-with-hydrogen-facility-for-freight-at-port-of-long-beach/

One shudders to think how much time is devoted to this charade each and every waking day.

Thanks Telephoneman. A good listen indeed. I picked up on your point also. GLAH.

When this goes commercial I am going to keep posting the same posts over and over again. Glah

I have topped up today also. Glah.

Just read the RNS. Oversubsribed.

Where are you getting this from please. Thank you

Yet another De Nora Tie Up. Perhaps there move towards H2 was the reason for the Blackstone stake. https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/mcphy-energy-mcphy-announces-with-its-technological-partner-de-nora-a-long-term-supply-agreement-o/ McPhy announces with its technological partner De Nora a long-term supply agreement of advanced electrode packages Through the introduction of the proprietary electrodes of De Nora inside the high-pressure water electrolysis of McPhy, the quantity of hydrogen produced doubles with the same stack size and specific energy consumption. An unrivalled electrolysis platform offering key benefits for clients: high energy efficiency, reduced foot print, drastic improvement of competitiveness. McPhy can now respond to the different needs of Industry, Transportation and Energy sectors with systems ranging from few MW up to 100 MW and over. This new generation of alkaline water electrolysis has already been selected by major industrial players.​

Ony the bashers have mentioned the share price. No one else has. Strange.

The bashing certainly has been sustained of late.

As always, great work telephoneman. Thank you for posting.

How is eqt getting on

Desperate de-ramping attempts. --------------------- It will take a while before these innovations can be leveraged to break down the billions of tonnes of plastic we've already amassed, but now that we've got a proof of concept, we can use science to give nature a helping hand at breaking down an unnatural material that just won't go away fast enough otherwise. "What we've learned is that PETase is not yet fully optimised to degrade PET," biotechnologist Gregg Beckham from NREL explains. ------------------------------- Yet big challenges lie ahead in turning an ingenious discovery into a real-world application. Developing a technique for producing the enzyme cheaply will be one key hurdle; another will be to harness its power on an industrial scale. But this is an example of accelerated science. A type of bacteria evolved to live off plastic in the last few decades. The enzyme it uses to digest PET was only recently identified. Now we have details of the newly engineered and more efficient version of that enzyme. In the search for scientific solutions to the plastic pollution crisis, momentum like this is vital.

I agree K&Q - it is a great step. There are already several countries utilising hydrogen fuel cells for buses and this model could well be used elsewhere.

On the riser board atm. Glah