Fuel Cell und Bloom Energy die Energie von Morgen!
Konsolidierung war zu erwarten nach gestrigem Anstieg
Glen Griffiths, Insider at Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE), made a large buy and sell of company shares on November 11, according to a new SEC filing.
What Happened: A Form 4 filing from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission states that Glen Griffiths exercised options to purchase 17,333 Bloom Energy shares at a price of $5.50 per share for a total of $95,332 on November 11. They then sold their shares on multiple transactions in the open market. They sold at prices ranging from $33.84 to $35.05 to raise a total of $1,850,864 from the stock sale.
Following the transaction, Griffiths still owns 110,647 shares of Bloom Energy worth $3,596,027.
hinzu kommt vielleicht auch der Report Anfang des Monats erweiterter Verlust geringerer Umsatz
"Traders aren't the only ones selling Bloom Energy shares -- company insiders are selling them as well. And that's reason number two for today's drop....at least two insiders separately sold chunks of Bloom Energy shares at prices ranging from roughly $33.16 to $35.48 between Nov. 9 and Nov. 11. There's often a knee-jerk reaction to stock prices on insider selling, especially if the stock had rallied in the days prior.
There's no denying clean energy is the future, and I believe Bloom Energy's business looks economically viable and compelling. It uses solid oxide fuel cells to convert clean-energy sources like natural gas and hydrogen into electricity on servers that can provide an uninterrupted power supply. That makes the company an intriguing play on two of the biggest challenges in the world: the dire need to switch to clean energy and the need to secure reliable power-supply sources in the wake of more power outages and severe weather conditions.
With Bloom Energy also recently winning contracts worth multibillion dollars in revenue, the stock could soon bounce back as the company's customer base grows."
Da bei diesem Prozess wird Wärme neben Strom zur Wasserstoffproduktion genutzt. Dadurch kann grüner Wasserstoff um 45% günstiger produziert werden. Dieser Hochtemperaturprozess scheint sehr verheißungsvoll. Bloom ist auf einem sehr guten Weg!
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Longer run time and steam generation through concentrated solar, combined with high-temperature electrolysis, unlock low-cost hydrogen production. The successful demonstration in Lancaster, California produced hydrogen and showcased the many benefits of combining the companies’ complementary technologies to achieve low-cost green hydrogen production.....
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Bloom Energy (BE) slid 5.6% after a regulatory filing overnight showed CEO KR Sridhar sold 7,104 of the fuel cell company's shares at an average price of $30.95 Tuesday to cover tax withholding obligations for restricted stock units settled under his Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.
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offenbar war er nicht der einzige, sondern auch Leute aus der Belegschaft verkauften, die wurden wohl mit Aktien bezahlt
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Der stationäre Markt hat die besten Aussichten. Da ist Bloom sehr gut aufgestellt!
Das von dem Grünen-Politiker Robert Habeck geleitete Bundeswirtschaftsministerium gab am Donnerstag bekannt, es habe 900 Millionen Euro für das Förderinstrument namens "H2Global" bewilligt.
Mütze für Wasserstoff, da diese Aktien völlig überbewertet sind.