Plug Power - konspirativ und informativ
Lasst uns diesen Thread zusammen gestalten.
Bringt reichlich Informationen hier ein, verlinkt Meldungen und Neuigkeiten rund um den in Zukunft größten Wasserstoffkonzern der Welt!
Lasst uns hier Meinungen, Gedanken und Bedenken austauschen. Schreibt eure Kursziele und eure Strategie hier rein. Stellt Chartbilder ein und lasst uns über GAPs, Trendlinie, Widerstände und Unterstützung diskutieren.
Aber tut uns alle einen Gefallen!
Begründet und belegt all diese Aussagen nachvollziehbar!!!
Gemeinsam unterstützen wir uns bei einer Entscheidungsfindung. Findet hier Halt bei Korrekturen und freuen wir uns zusammen über hoffentlich immer weiter steigende Kurse.
Lasst uns freundlich und hoffentlich miteinander diskutieren und diesen Thead zu etwas Besonderem machen!
Herzlich willkommen.
ede
Interessanterweise hat die Aktie ja gerade einen Anstieg erlebt auf $2,47, und es stellt sich die Frage, warum du in diesem Zusammenhang von einem besonders negativen Ausblick sprichst. Es gibt sicher viele Faktoren, die den Kurs beeinflussen, und es wäre hilfreich zu verstehen, welche Argumente du für deine pessimistische Sichtweise anführst.
Billions of dollars in federal loans to Rivian Automotive Inc., Plug Power Inc., PG&E Corp. and other companies are under threat because of a potential US government shutdown.
The Biden administration’s Energy Department has been racing to cement more than $41 billion in conditional financing before the Jan. 20 inauguration of Donald Trump, who could block closing the loans. But work to finalize deals could grind to a halt if Congress isn’t able to agree on a plan to fund the government.
“A federal government shutdown will turn off the taps,” said Peter Davidson, who previously served as executive director of the Loan Programs Office. “Both the federal work force and the contractors are not allowed, by law, to work, even out of the office — so all loans, conditional commitments and due diligence in process will come to a full stop.”
An Energy Department declined to comment and instead referred to the agency’s shutdown plan, which noted that most of the agency’s funding is “multi-year or no-year.”
“Each office that has prior year balances will continue to operate as long as those balances remain available, but operations under those circumstances will be somewhat modified,” the document said.
The office, which has about $400 billion in spending authority after receiving an infusion through President Joe Biden’s signature climate law, has been churning out financing commitments and closing deals at a record pace following the election of Trump. Among the conditional commitments it has made is a record $15 billion loan commitment announced Tuesday for Californian utility PG&E Corp., a $6.6 billion commitment to Rivian Automotive Inc. and an offer of almost $1.7 billion in financing for hydrogen maker Plug Power Inc.
Other deals the office has yet to close on include a $4.9 billion loan guarantee to Invenergy LLC for the construction of a high-voltage power line, $1.4 billion for a biofuel plant being constructed by a Calumet Inc. subsidiary and $671 million to battery materials company Aspen Aerogels Inc.
Time is of the essence. Any deal that isn’t closed by the time Trump takes over could be in jeopardy. The president-elect proposed eliminating the Loan Programs Office during his first administration, and conservative opponents of the program, along with the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, are seeking to have it killed. It’s also possible Trump opts to keep the program, but uses it to finance fossil fuels and other projects favored by Republicans.
The Trump transition team didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Kennedy Nickerson, who formerly worked as a policy adviser in the Loan Programs Office, said it’s possible some work could be done behind the scenes — paid for with user fees from loan applicants. But since the office coordinates with other agencies that could be completely shuttered, a sustained government shutdown could affect the agency’s ability to close on the conditional deals, Nickerson said.
“It’s definitely not good,” said Nickerson, who now serves as a vice president at Capstone, a Washington-based research group. “For the loans that are more at risk under Trump, that definitely adds a layer of concern to them never getting to financial closing.”
Diese Plug Power hat sich gut gehalten von Minus 6 % auf Plus 11 % das sind gute Werte, nun bleibt halt dran ob ein Kredit kommt in DOE oder nicht .
Mir graut es ja ab 20.01 wenn Trump kommt was dann wohl wird
Gerne per PM, wenn es auch etwas abseits erscheint, aber bitte nicht in einem Forum, das davon lebt, Informationen zu Plug Power auszutauschen. Deal?
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/...nt-shutdown-congress-trump-elon-musk/
Das dürfte evtl. der Auslöser für den gestrigen Kursanstieg gewesen sein! Damit darf man jetzt wieder weit optimistischer in die Zukunft von Plug Power blicken. Noch wichtiger bei der ganzen Sache erscheint mir, dass nicht alle Republikaner hinter den Vorhaben von Trump stehen!
Mal sehen, was jetzt noch kommt :-).
Nur meine Meinung
LG
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Ich wünsche allen eine schöne Weihnachtszeit und allen Betroffenen in Magdeburg viel Ruhe und bessere Tage.
"LPO provides loans and loan guarantees to finance and de-risk high-impact, commercial-scale projects that will help the United States reach its decarbonization goals. Over the past decade, LPO has closed more than $30 billion across innovative clean energy, advanced transportation, and Tribal energy projects. LPO serves as a bridge to bankability for first-of-a-kind deployments in order to render the project or underlying technology ready for commercial financing on the next deployment. LPO has issued two conditional loan guarantees in the clean hydrogen space that produce hydrogen via electrolysis and methane pyrolysis, respectively: Plug Power ($1.66 billion, May 2024)92 and Monolith ($1.04 billion, December 2021).93 The ACES Delta project, which represents a $504.4 million loan guarantee, reached financial close in June 2022."
Also, vllt. ist PLUG noch nicht aufgegeben...!?!?