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Thanks for the ideas / options all. I'll check them out.
Is anyone else having issues with Google not bringing up price charts on their mobile? If so, what other free (I'm tight) websites or apps do people use for live prices? Investing dot com is ok, but a bit clunky on the mobile. Thanks in advance.
I've read their whole statement on the BP website... Absolute joke if I'm honest. Hydrogen is only mentioned once in the whole thing.... and it was in the same sentence as carbon capture and storage.
A number of us have been on the ride for the last few years... We've all got our own trading strategies and as long as you stick to what is right for you, there is nothing wrong with that. I'm certainly surprised by the recent rise, but not complaining. I was on a free ride at 90p... Little did I know. Hey ho. My long term pot however is going nowhere - locked in for the ride. GLA
PM44 - Yes, private companies can and will drive the change... However you just have to see what infrastructure is going into the likes of France, Germany, Japan, South Korea and California. The big question is why isn't it happening at a quicker pace in the UK? The simple reason is lack of government support. It doesn't have to be financial either - more simplified planning would even be a good start.
The cynical part in me is that today's announcement to ban diesel and petrol 5 years earlier is just smokescreening of other issues going on in this country. Until the government starts supporting a massive infrastructure drive to install hundreds ofHRS or tens of thousands of charging points every year (yes every year), I just see things like today as just political talk.
McPhy have two technologies, PEM and alkaline. I'm certain of that. I'm not sure what Areva H2 Gen use, but I thought they were PEM too.
McPhy (French) are in the PEM game too. They supplied RiverSimple with their electrolyser in South Wales.
A pigs ear is an understatement, but as with all shares, I never invest more than I can afford to lose. Complete joke of a takeover, however there is hope of a bidding war to get better value (i.e. Reduce the loss). Anyway, 5.5p is better than going to the wall I guess.
Nothing wrong with taking a little profit or protecting capital. You never know what can happen with stocks (SXX being my recent bitter example). With my trading pot (I sold a few weeks ago in the mid 60s), I'm pretty much break even here, with the long term holding untouched... 2020 is certainly going to be an interesting year for hydrogen.
It is a good article indeed... One we're clearly involved in :-) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-50873047
Kawasaki Heavy seem to have taken the first step... While it is a small step, it is one in the right direction. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/12/13/business/tech/kawasaki-heavy-launches-worlds-first-liquid-hydrogen-ship-quest-establish-green-supply-chain/
Oldpro - I've never got an answer to how the allocation works. I went for a relatively small increased allocation request (doubled my oo) and Lloyds assigned me with 92% of the excess.
The demonisation of diesel continues.... New diesel vehicles will be banned, however Joe Blogs can still drive his N reg petrol car.
The bit that really annoys me is the council plan to ban diesel, however aren't exactly putting much effort into providing the infrastructure for green vehicles (eg HRS and charging points).
Supply of laser cut parts is most likely from a third party company... I can't imagine there is much benefit (cost or quality wise) of trying to do it in house. To me, it looks like a bit of flash imagery to look the video look a bit more exciting.
I don't know what is driving the rise really... What I do know however is that the open offer was oversubscribed, possibly for the first time ever with ITM. I only got a partial (90%) of my requested additional allocation... The hydrogen monster is awakening!!
Now that we've got another HRS under our belt, hopefully we have the knowledge to start delivering the future ones on time. Hopefully one of the local car rental majors (Enterprise?) start offering hydrogen cars out of Gatwick.
This is a huge step in the mining industry... https://www.h2-view.com/story/engie-and-anglo-american-to-develop-worlds-largest-hydrogen-powered-mining-haul-truck/?
You hit the nail on the head Cadbury. Today's RNS has certainly dampened my hopes for a large divided paying company in the long term, however image how lovely it would be if Shell (another strategic partner of ours) decided they also wanted a 20 percent sized piece of the pie. That would make any buy out an interesting case.
Nothing like a plot twist there... Linde trying to spread their portfolio into green hydrogen