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aber die Bullards sind bestimmt total doof und wollen nur den Preis puschen ;-)

aber die Bullards sind bestimmt total doof und wollen nur den Preis puschen ;-)

Bullard ist nicht mehr zu helfen Gekauft fürs Gästeklo 🤣

AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), ein führender Anbieter von Wasserstoff-Stromerzeugungstechnologien, bestätigt, dass Elaine Sullivan, die Ehefrau von Gary Bullard, nicht geschäftsführender Vorsitzender, heute 94.343 Stammaktien zu je 0,1 Pence im Unternehmen zu einem Preis von 0,06 £ gekauft hat. Nach diesen Transaktionen ist Herr Bullard nun an 4.000.000 Stammaktien im Kapital des Unternehmens interessiert, was 0,47 % des ausgegebenen Aktienkapitals des Unternehmens entspricht.

In England meint man es ernst...mit dem Energiewandel und dem Streben nach Unabhängigkeit...Denk ich an Deutschland in der Nacht....

UK Government to remove Climate Change Levy for green hydrogen producers March 26, 2025 By Matt Lister, Editor Yesterday saw the first Budget delivered by a Labour Chancellor since March 2010. But what did the Budget say about hydrogen and the wider clean energy sector? HM Treasury. (Image: iStock) The UK Government will remove the Climate Change Levy (CCL) from electricity used to produce hydrogen via electrolysis, cutting costs for green hydrogen projects and bringing tax rules in line with Net Zero ambitions. Announced in the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, the change addresses a long-standing imbalance: while hydrogen made from natural gas is already exempt from the levy, electrolytic producers have until now faced additional charges for the electricity they use – even when sourced from renewables. The move is expected to improve the economics of green hydrogen projects and simplify future investment decisions. Sign up for our free newsletter Keep up-to-date with the latest hydrogen news straight to your inbox By checking this box, you consent to the collection, use, and storage of your personal data as described in our Privacy Policy. A consultation published by HM Treasury outlines three legislative options to deliver the exemption, with the most likely route aiming to take effect before most Hydrogen Allocation Round 1 (HAR1) projects become liable for CCL payments. Alongside the tax change, the government reaffirmed £90 million in capital support for the 11 HAR1 projects, which together represent 125MW of new electrolytic capacity across the UK. A shortlist for the second allocation round (HAR2) is expected in the coming weeks. Industry body Hydrogen UK called the announcement “a pivotal moment” for the sector.