Plug Power - konspirativ und informativ

um wahr zu sein! https://h2-news.de/forschung/...-nutzen-backpulver-fuer-energiewende/
Ob dann das Backpulver teurer wird? ;-))
Und warum ist da bisher noch keiner drauf gekommen (Jugend forscht oder so?)
Das schöne ist ja auch noch, dass man da nichts aufwendig recyceln muss. Die Reaktion ist ja reversibel...
 

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-51658-2
Die Originalstudie...  

Der Ede hat das richtige getan und lässt das Geld weiter arbeiten. Aber definitiv nicht bei Plug Power nehme ich mal an:-) Es war eine schöne Zeit Kurse über 40-50 USD zu sehen. Habe damals ne Menge Geld damit gemacht. Leider ist Öl und co. dominanter.  

Und wer hat es erfunden, nein nicht die Schweizer, sondern die Rostocker von der Küste ... ;-)

Die besten und tollsten Errungenschaften in der Welt sind durch Zufall gefunden worden, warum nicht hier auch. Z.B. wurde auch Strom durch Zufall entdeckt. Hier mal was dazu zum Nachlesen dazu https://www.swb.de/ueber-swb/swb-magazin/...r/erfinder-der-gluehbirne

Wenn das jetzt so gut funktioniert und man sich das nicht patentieren lassen kann was die Rostocker da gemacht haben, dann wäre das schon eine tolle Sache. Würde mich aber wundern, wenn da nicht ein bisschen Patent auch mit dahinterhängt, aber die Chinesen werden das schon knacken und das Ruckzuck kommerzialisieren, sofern das wirklich so funktioniert und sinnvoll ist als H2 Speichermedium. Deutschland mit seinen Bürokraten schafft das nicht und die Rostocker werden am Amtsschimmel verzweifeln und wieder wurde eine tolle Erfindung in Deutschland gemacht, aber andere machen daraus Profit. Siehe Solar und andere Beispiele.

Wir werden sehen  

Schon 06.2023 wurde nachfolgender Artikel veröffentlicht:

https://www.chemie.de/news/1180765/...oder-wasserstoff-speichern.html

Daraus geht hervor, dass diese "Entdeckung" aus USA kommt....

 

 

chip policies.

The White House is racing to lock down President Biden’s dearest policy goals, distributing billions of dollars to safeguard favored projects before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January.

With less than two months left in his term, Biden plans to pursue a laundry list of items including funding weapons for Ukraine, pressing for stability in Gaza and winning confirmation of roughly a dozen federal judges. The judicial confirmations could bring him close to the 234 Trump accomplished during his first term.

One of the Biden administration’s most aggressive moves could come from a $400 billion clean-energy lending program inside the Energy Department. The Loan Programs Office was turbocharged by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, which gave it extra funds to lend to clean-energy businesses. Biden administration officials fear a Trump administration could stop making loans from the program, which was largely dormant during Trump’s first term.

The administration also wants to protect clean-energy projects at ports around the U.S. The Environmental Protection Agency in October awarded nearly $3 billion to dozens of ports to invest in new solar arrays, decarbonized trucks and other green equipment. The agency hopes to complete most of the awards by the end of 2024, legally binding the government to make the payouts.

And U.S. officials are racing to deliver billions of dollars in manufacturing grants to Intel and others to complete a significant portion of the 2022 Chips Act to revive U.S. chip production before Biden leaves office. The Commerce Department has provisionally awarded most of the $39 billion of grant money allocated under the act. The Biden administration this week said it would grant Intel up to $7.9 billion to help fund new chip plants in four states, the largest award under the program.

Billions of dollars remain tied up in complex government negotiations, leaving some deals in limbo. The White House is aiming to distribute as much of those funds as possible before the Trump administration takes office, people familiar with the matter said.

Trump advisers have criticized the speed with which the grants are being made. Vivek Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur who Trump has assigned to lead the Department of Government Efficiency with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, said on X this week that the external advisory group will scrutinize the contracts.

White House officials said Biden is planning at least two big speeches before he departs in January: one on foreign-policy achievements; and another on his economic legacies, including legislation to rebuild infrastructure, fund climate projects and develop semiconductors.

Companies fear low-interest loan commitments from the Loan Programs Office could be reconsidered under Trump. The loans are approved by political appointees, including the head of the Energy Department, so the program is subject to the desires of the executive branch.

To minimize that risk, the Loan Programs Office plans to accelerate loan awards, people familiar with its plans said. Some companies that received conditional loan commitments could get final approval within days, the people said. The typical timeline between a commitment and final approval for the loans is months or even years.

Some companies that get loans could draw down some of the money before Trump’s inauguration, people familiar with the plans said. Energy Department officials think loans that already have delivered cash for a project would be more resilient to efforts by the Trump administration to claw them back.

The Loan Programs Office has identified about 30 projects for approval. It isn’t certain all will be approved. Plug Power, a New York hydrogen startup that received a commitment for a $1.66 billion loan in May, is one of the companies on the list slated for final approval.

Some former Energy Department officials said the accelerated pace of loan-making could result in risky deals that lead to losses, damaging the office’s reputation. Hovering over every loan decision is the specter of Solyndra, a solar-panel company that failed in 2011, causing a $535 million loan to go sour.

Run by former clean-energy entrepreneur Jigar Shah, the loan program is seen as a way to boost technologies that are too risky to get large amounts of private-sector funding without government support. Companies have found the process cumbersome and lengthy. But the loan office has had many successes. Tesla in 2010 won a $465 million loan, which it repaid in 2013.

The pace of loans from the office has already accelerated. The office on Nov. 25 said it agreed to loan EV startup Rivian Automotive $6.6 billion to help fund a plant in Georgia. The loan is conditional upon Rivian achieving technical and financial goals.

Ramaswamy posted on X, the social-media site owned by Musk, that the loan seemed to be “a political shot across the bow" at Musk and Tesla.

Quelle @ https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/...cies-trump-presidency-d6e120a4

 

JPMorgan's Top Sustainable Picks For 2025.

JPMorgan analysts say these stocks are poised to benefit from macro tailwinds as sustainable investing continues to evolve.

.....Green Energy and Hydrogen: Plug Power Inc PLUG

Plug Power is another key player in the clean energy sector. The company's focus on hydrogen fuel cells positions it well for a significant revenue inflection in 2025, especially with the anticipated finalization of the IRA 45V production tax credit guidance. This could unlock stalled projects, particularly electrolyzers, that would drive higher revenue growth.

According to JPMorgan, Plug Power's strategic positioning in green energy solutions, combined with potential tax incentives, makes it an exciting pick for ESG-focused investors looking to benefit from the green transition.....
 

Geht nächstes jahr ab wien zäpchen. Old economy hin oder her. Wasserstoff wird zur grundlage der herrschenden. Stellt alles auf den kopf. Wer ist der oder die schnellsten?  

 

Der macht es einfach. SpaceX ist nach den vielen erfolgreichen Missionen der NASA das wohl spannenste Projekt in der Menschheitsgeschichte auf diesem Gebiet. H2 möglicherweise auch dort die Lösung.  

Link geht nicht bzw. eventuell war es  Fake dort ? bitte prüfen  

 

mal schauen was gemacht wird wenn der Kurs richtig anspringt.

Short-Interesse§216.188.653 Aktien - Quelle: NASDAQ
Short-Interest-Verhältnis§3.67 Tage zum Abdecken
Short Interest % Float 27.73 % - Quelle: NASDAQ (Short Interest), Capital IQ (Float)  

 

der Link wird beim Abschicken gekürzt  

Klingt nach Fake, man findet keinen seriösen Artikel zu dem Thema. Das würde viel größere Wellen schlagen.  

 

Tesla Gerüchte gibt es bereits seit Jahren, die in den letzten Monaten, Wochen und Tagen wieder neu "hochkochen". Es gibt dutzende Artikel und Videos dazu. Da sollte man sich "durchgrasen" und eine eigene Meinung zu bilden...

Beispiele:
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/21/...d-but-tech-may-threaten-tesla.html
https://fast-sense.com/...tesla-is-to-transition-to-hydrogen-by-2025/
https://hydrogentoday.info/en/trump-fake-news-hydrogen-cars/
https://www.greenh2world.com/news/elon-musk's-unexpected-shift

Die letzte Woche aber kaum etwas aus bekannt "anständigen" Nachrichtenquellen...
https://www.google.com/...oECAcQDg&biw=1920&bih=945&dpr=1
 

hatten gestern mit 83 Mio. gehandelten Aktien fast doppel soviel wie im Duchschnitt.
Vielleicht kommt ja auch die Bewilligung der Gelder  kurzfristig.
Auch die Analyse von Morgan für das Jahr 2025 war ja mehr als positiv.
 

 

wieder geschüttelt  

als ich noch dabei war, aber nach 17 mal drauf reinfallen war ich schlauer, allerdings war das Geld weg . Meist waren 6 -8 -10 Tage in grün in paar Minuten weg und so war es zu oft und wird wohl so bleiben ?  

Kriegsrecht schränkt ja die Wirtschaft auch ein. H2 ist ein wichtiger Markt für PP in Korea.

Nur meine Meinung

LG

Der Wallnuss  

Könntest Recht haben, Bloom Energy hängt genauso durch...