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Austria's AVL ties up with Hyundai shipyard to develop fuel cell for ships 2021-09-08 16:36:13 SEOUL -- AVL, an Austrian engineering company that provides solutions and methodologies to shape future mobility trends, tied up with South Korea's Hyundai shipbuilding group to develop hydrogen fuel cells for ships by 2025. The partnership comes amid an active campaign by South Korean shipbuilders to take the upper hand in global markets with eco-friendly vessels and smart ship technologies. In March, Hyundai Heavy Industries partnered with Doosan Fuel Cell, a clean energy wing of Doosan Group, to co-develop a megawatt-class SOFC system for vessels. Doosan aims to develop a SOFC system that will use liquefied natural gas to have a power output of more than 40 percent compared to conventional diesel engines. https://m.ajudaily.com/view/20210908162848102

Did you know that one solid oxide #fuelcell (SOFC) system generates up to 10 kW of power? That's enough to provide more than 20 four-person households with #electricity. Learn how we’re using this #tech to generate heat and power at a bakery in Germany: https://twitter.com/boschglobal/status/1442472907259580417/photo/1

Corporations Speed Up Efforts to Develop Hydrogen Ventures Posted on October 5, 2021 SEOUL, Oct. 5 (Korea Bizwire) — Businesses are speeding up competition in the hydrogen industry as they set up new corporations or engage foreign businesses. Doosan Group recently established Doosan H2 Innovation, a new corporation that will be in charge of developing solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC). The group also plans to reorganize the R&D responsibilities for hydrogen fuel cells currently dispersed throughout various subsidiaries. http://koreabizwire.com/corporations-speed-up-efforts-to-develop-hydrogen-ventures/200887

China evergrande?Weiß jemand was?

Was ist hier los? Wieso Abwärtstrend?

Der Klimawandel stellt die Menschheit vor gewaltige Herausforderungen. Stimmt, man kann sich nicht mehr so weiter unkontrolliert vermehren, sonst kann man auch durch was auch immer die Umwelt nicht mehr retten

Ceres = roter start heißt grünes Ende

Der Klimawandel stellt die Menschheit vor gewaltige Herausforderungen. Doch der Strombedarf steigt weltweit. Bosch hat einen Weg gefunden, die Waage auszubalancieren – seine klimafreundlichen stationären Festoxid-Brennstoffzellen sind der Schlüssel dafür, dass fossile Brennstoffe endlich der Vergangenheit angehören. Die Markteinführung dieses SOFC-Systems ist für 2024 geplant. Eine elektrochemische Reaktion in der SOFC erzeugt Strom und Wärme. Ceres Power, ein auf Brennstoffzellen spezialisiertes britisches Unternehmen, hat den Prototyp entwickelt. Bosch hat diese revolutionäre Innovation zu einem universell einsetzbaren, leistungsstarken und serientauglichen System gemacht. Sie kann dazu beitragen, den weltweiten Stromhunger nachhaltig zu stillen. Bosch-Ingenieurin Havva Ana Göcmen trägt ihren Teil zur Kommerzialisierung des SOFC-Systems bei. https://www.bosch.com/stories/sofc-system/

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Kursziel 18,13€ aber von welchem Jahr ?

Dennoch rot... mei oh mei

Privatbank Berenberg gibt " buy " Empfehlung mit Kursziel 18,13 €

Klasse, Dankeschön 👍🏻

The state of infrastructure talks in Congress, explained Democrats dealt with the infighting. Now, they actually have to negotiate. Oct 1, 2021, 7:20pm EDT A guarantee that the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, which he chairs, would oversee the implementation of a clean energy standard. https://www.vox.com/22704198/congress-infrastructure-budget-reconciliation

CERES POWER (CWR) ORD PRICE: 1,064p MARKET VALUE: £ 2.03bn TOUCH: 1,053-1,119p 12-MONTH HIGH: 1,626p LOW: 535p DIVIDEND YIELD: NIL PE RATIO: NA NET ASSET VALUE: 155p NET CASH: £258m Half-year to 30 Jun Turnover (£m) Pre-tax profit (£m) Earnings per share (p) Dividend per share (p) 2020 8.89 -6.90 -3.47 nil 2021 17.1 -7.71 -3.62 nil % change 93 - - - Ex-div: - Payment: -

Energy policy has never been such a hot topic. Even before low-cost retailers starting going bust because of the extreme rise in wholesale prices, the UK government has flagged massive investment in new technologies to cut household emissions as well as funding carbon abatement efforts in heavy industry. another of IP Group’s (IPG) success stories, pitches its fuel cell technology as a key part of a future stable energy market. Investors might remember them from 15 years ago, when a deal with British Gas was set to put their “miniature power station” fuel cell in everyone’s kitchen as a greener way to heat a house and provide domestic electricity as part of a ‘combined heat and power’ (CHP) unit. The idea now is broadly the same, although the technology has moved on, and Ceres is also working on hydrogen electrolysis cells. The company has flagged 2024 as a key year, when licensees Bosch (also a major shareholder) and Doosan each hit major manufacturing capacity of 200 megawatts (MW) and 50MW respectively. Existing shareholder Weichai Power, which also owns a fifth of Ceres, could soon become a closer partner through a joint venture as well, the company said. In the first half, Ceres booked revenues of £17m, almost double the Covid-19-hit first half of 2020. The company makes money from its licensing, as in the Bosch and Doosan arrangements, and selling the fuel cells itself. Licensing fees provide over half of revenue, and were principal driver of the sales jump. Ceres reported an adjusted Ebitda loss of £4.5m, similar to last year. The loss comes from heavy investment in new capacity, although the company is still running a pilot plant with 2MW capacity rather than full-scale operation to make its cells. Its order book stood at £42m as of 30 June, compared to £54m at the end of 2020. Ceres shies away from simple explanations of its technology, but its US competitor Bloom Energy (US:BE) says its own solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) “convert fuel into electricity through an electrochemical process without combustion at high efficiency”. The fuel can be natural gas, biogas or hydrogen. The company’s newer technology area is electrolysers, which produce hydrogen from water and electricity. Ceres has earmarked £100m to develop a solid oxide electrolyser (SOEC) from its £179m fundraising in March. The success of ITM Power (ITM) on the market shows the interest in this, and the UK government is about to hand hundreds of millions of pounds to ‘clusters’ around the country that integrate hydrogen production with heavy, highly-polluting industry. Ceres has a few years before it reaches cash-profit territory, according to broker forecasts. The consensus compiled by FactSet sees £29m cash profit in 2025 on sales of £69m. Of course, a major uptick is possible if orders surge, potentially through the new hydrogen business, although development and both licensee and internal capacity will take some time to ramp-up. We would first turn to a more established hydrogen business, like ITM, in this space, but the billions of pounds looking for a hydrogen projects to invest in should flow through to Ceres as well. Buy.