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no 16 on the leader board I can say this if they strike oil it WILL BE No1

they would also definitely be hitting the target today by my calcs 46 days at say 100m day = 4600m right on target!

100% news leak............... oil imo

RNS could land intra day here easy

added to the last 2920 days LOL

seems lots of discreet buying by insiders!

todays drop was predictable waiting for the big fundraise

amazon pays £24k a years

Centrica engineers £36k

https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salary/British-Gas-Gas-Engineer-Salaries-E296599_D_KO12,24.htm

£36k a lot more than Amazon pays average salary!

ENGINEERS if your not happy the fxck off and go work for Amazon stacking shelves LOL Centrica pays them lots more than other companies!

However, a spokesman for British Gas owners Centrica said: “We’re operating in an incredibly competitive market and British Gas has lost too many jobs and too many customers over recent years.

“We can’t continue like this. We need to take action to modernise and refocus the company in line with what our customers need now, not what they needed 20 years ago.

“Our pay for engineers will remain the highest in the sector, but we need to get productivity back to where it used to be and, for some, we need to increase the working week from 37 to 40 hours.

“We’re not changing base pay or pensions, and we will reward increased productivity through additional bonuses.

“Eighty-three percent of our employees have already accepted the new terms – including the majority of our engineers.

ru sure doesnt look like headed to the ship

Calm down im watching and researching trying to decide if its worth investing i research everything thoroughly thank you for your feedback. It actually helps educated investors rather than just yelling every day this is gonna blow.

Luke Johnson - Chief Executive Officer - H2 Green | LinkedIn
https://uk.linkedin.com › in › h2green
Founder of H2 Green, my second venture and my first in the brave new world of Green Hydrogen. we are looking at delivering large scale energy storage and district heating.

feels like a rise coming

H2 Green
Ian Spencer and Luke Johnson appear to me a couple of smart white collar guys that haven't actually got a unique SP

that said its being pumped well the SP is up, im sure theres plenty time to ride this crazy ride until it all pops.

With only two or three big players controlling it all.

Good luck but i think ill just watch for now

Yes but means nothing to me look at Solar every man and his dog was gonna do great things then China came along and wiped everyone out.

H2 Green and Getech have NO UNIQUE INTELECTUAL PROPERTY OR PATENTS as far as I can tell not like Ceres or ITM

This feels like a bubble market where everyone want to start a green business with NO PROFIT in sight

Malik ok i get the SGN link i know full well who they are what I want to know please is H2 Green what IP , Patents ect do they have thats unique?

As far as I can tell they just have an idea no?

Luke Johnson, Chief Executive Officer of H2 Green responded:

'H2 Green has been developing a differentiated business case for hydrogen supply. We believe the key to providing affordable hydrogen lies in an optimised network of hydrogen supply, developing alongside demand growth. We also see clear opportunities in redevelopment and repurposing of existing infrastructure. Our links to industry and government have been central to us developing the concept and the strategic relationship with Getech, which we are announcing today, will allow us to accelerate the business proposition. Getech’s world-class geospatial expertise allows us to take our analysis of site and network development to another level, and importantly, pass that value to our customers in terms of a lower price per kilogram of hydrogen.

The opportunity to join Getech is particularly exciting for us. Together we have the capability to develop a pipeline of strategic opportunities and rapidly scale our offering nationally. I am particularly pleased to work closely with Stuart Paton and Jonathan Copus, bringing their prior C-suite experience to the fore, where they financed and executed major capital projects for asset-intensive energy companies.'

A lot of ifs and buts :
H2 Green's tecnology is still being evaluated as I see it IF this was so good why are they selling for £1 million??
https://www.energy-pedia.com/news/united-kingdom/getech-signs-two-exclusive-strategic-partnerships-that-bring-getech--h2-green-and-sgn-together-to-advance-a-network-of-hydrogen-hubs-across-the-uk-181#:~:text=H2%20Green%20is%20focused%20on%20establishing%20a%20network,system%20designed%20around%20surplus%20storage%20and%20optimised%20cost.
Getech option to acquire H2 Green

As part of this strategic partnership, Getech has negotiated an exclusive option to purchase H2 Green (the “Option”) from Luke Johnson and Ian Spencer, the existing owners of H2 Green.

Technical, commercial, legal and regulatory validation work is currently being undertaken on behalf of Getech by expert third-party providers. H2 Green’s strategy is structured around a holding company (“HoldCo”) with multiple underlying site-specific operating companies (“OpCo”). Capital investment would be raised at the OpCo level, potentially from different sources, with H2 Green retaining a carried interest in the OpCo. Modelled project economics indicate that this strategy has the potential to generate ‘multi million pound’ annual EBITDA at each site. This model scales rapidly through the planned establishment of a regional network of hydrogen hubs, which could be further built out both nationally and internationally.

Getech has secured a mechanism through which its cost can be recovered if Getech decides not to exercise its purchase option but H2 Green is subsequently acquired/financed by a separate third party.

To further oversee this initial investment, Getech’s Chairman, Stuart Paton, has been appointed as Chairman of H2 Green and Jonathan Copus, Getech’s CEO, is to be appointed as a Non-Executive Director of H2 Green.

what does getech actually make? i understand the software aspect but the exclusivity restricts the options imo

To me im struggling to see future revenue stream that would justify some of the sky high targets some here are talking about just my opinion

can anyone explain how Getech justifies this mcap? £17 million seems a lot for just an advisory firm? Is this just being pumped up with the rest of the hyped Hydrogen plays?

Not knocking it just like to know how it will generate cashflow and revenue