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Politicians who don't understand engineering or physics should not be allowed to make decisions that rely on an understanding of engineering and physics. What was the point of me studying all that if it's those with a degree in art and history that decide our energy future. Totally ludicrous.
I'm disappointed to read that the politicians are once again being conned into thinking that nuclear is the only way to provide energy security. Unfortunately it's so easy to use words like baseload and scare people with wind not blowing and sun not shining that they fall for the idea that nuclear is the only reliable choice. It's condemning us to a future of expensive electricity, risks of nuclear accident, and thousands of years of radioactive waste and post-production cleanup and decontamination when the power station needs decommissioning.
Such a pity they can't see that over the same timeframe they're on (by 2050) that wind, solar, storage and hydrogen also solves the problem at a lower cost, cheaper electricity, and so much cleaner.
Takayama, we're only better with Linde if they're fully invested in the green hydrogen future, specifically with electrolysis. I was watching one of the Linde videos earlier, specifically the one presented by the manager of ITM-Linde and titled Green Hydrogen and it spent way too much time talking about Blue hydrogen for my liking. Linde, it would appear, doesn't care where the hydrogen comes from nor what colour it is. In fact they made mention that with CCS they can even make negative-carbon hydrogen. Whilst they continue to peddle that sort of BS I agree with Bilbs - their heart isn't really in it, they're just covering their bases.
Mark, I've been looking too and can't see any release by the company that relates to this stock issue. I would have thought it mandatory to release this sort of stuff. It does indeed look like the number of shares in issue is up by 98m since the last shares in issue I looked at which was October's. It's a large release of shares (>6%) which would certainly go some way to explain the out-of-the-blue 10% drop middle of last week.
Linde need to be careful not to get too complacent. Plug Power are absolutely gunning for the green hydrogen market, not just for supplying electrolysers they're aiming to actually produce their own hydrogen too. I've watched companies like Linde before way overestimating the barrier to entry and then before they know what's hit them they end up on the back foot scrabbling for survival. Would be disappointing if they take ITM down with them.
"(Oslo, 3 March 2022) A related party of Finn Jebsen, Board member of Nel ASA ("Nel"), has today sold 260,000 shares in Nel at an average price of NOK 15.052300 per share. After the transaction, Mr. Jebsen and related parties holds 50,620 shares in Nel."
I'm still keeping the faith despite lumps being taken out of my net worth. Tension with Russia is transitory. Panic caused by rate hikes is transitory. Switching to alternative forms of energy and replacing grey hydrogen is not. I still see green H2 as a key element in that. It just has to be within my lifetime. It's a stressful wait though.
It does make me wonder a bit about why he wouldn't hold onto them all for another couple of years and (I would hope) double their value. Also he wouldn't be CEO then so it perhaps wouldn't be considered significant. As he's remaining on the board I guess the regulations might still demand that it be announced like today.
I didn't see any other related RNS so I expect his sale is not related to having to purchase a shed-load of options before they expire. I guess everyone's entitled to extract profits whenever they like. I know he's earned it, but the decision just doesn't seem quite right.
(Oslo, 18 February 2022) Jon André Løkke, CEO of Nel ASA (“Nel”) has today sold 1,000,000 shares in Nel at an average price of NOK 12.8643 per share. After the transaction, Mr. Løkke holds 1,000,000 shares in Nel.
Hope we don't get too many more of these collapses though. It gives the turbine-haters too much ammunition.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-60390094
In their presentation Nel just discussed their plan for 10GW of factory production. 4GW in USA, 4GW in Europe and 2GW in Asia.