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In the past weeks, news reached us from The Central Country: China is repositioning itself in the field of hydrogen and intends to take the lead in various fuel cell and hydrogen markets around the world. When it came to the solar and wind energy sectors, or even battery-electric mobility, China stimulated them with its extensive subsidy programs and the People’s Republic quickly advanced to the position of global market leader. Will we now see the same development in the H2 and FC sectors?
Hyzon Motors needed to provide the clarified figures for fiscal year 2022 on February 13, 2023 at the latest in order not to endanger its listing on the NASDAQ in accordance with rules and regulations. Now, the company has requested a new hearing, as Hyzon along with KPMG is under a comprehensive...
The figures for fiscal 2022, but above all an evaluation of the written version of the accompanying conference call with expert analysts from renowned investment banks, suggest a very good future for Bloom Energy and support my extremely optimistic assessment. In it were many self-commendations from...
If one has faith in the many, mostly positive news from all over the world regarding fuel cells and hydrogen, then nothing – especially at the stock exchange – stands in the way anymore of a hydrogen ramp-up. Because shareholders and investors need visions and growth stories that spark hope in a share. And this is exactly what the initiatives of many countries are doing, for example the USA with its Inflation Reduction Act as well as the comparable plans of the EU or the very ambitious plans of South Korea, Japan and China.
Japan has set itself the goal of becoming the first hydrogen economy in the world. What has been achieved since the country submitted the world’s first national hydrogen plan in 2017? The H2 user base was further expanded, and the government under Kishida is strongly investing in trailblazing pilot...
