Linde investerer 380 mill i UK hydrogen fabrikk. Scale up
Our member @Lindeplc steps up its efforts to scale up #hydrogen technologies! ➡ Smart investments are key to realise mass deployment of #hydrogen. #MemberNews #HydrogenNow https://t.co/6oO8U4mase
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Industrial gas and engineering group Linde has taken a stake in a small British business that makes machines to produce hydrogen, in the latest sign of companies preparing for a potential boom in “clean” gas.
Linde has agreed to invest £38m in return for 20 per cent of Sheffield-based ITM Power, which has a market capitalisation of about £140m and makes electrolyser machines that produce hydrogen from water using electricity.
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The investment from Linde is one strand of a wider fundraising push announced by Aim-listed ITM on Thursday to raise more than £52m to bolster its cash reserves and help fund its move to bigger manufacturing facilities in Sheffield. Its shares rose 9 per cent to 47p by late afternoon in London on Thursday.
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Industrial gas and engineering group Linde has taken a stake in a small British business that makes machines to produce hydrogen, in the latest sign of companies preparing for a potential boom in “clean” gas.
Linde has agreed to invest £38m in return for 20 per cent of Sheffield-based ITM Power, which has a market capitalisation of about £140m and makes electrolyser machines that produce hydrogen from water using electricity.
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The investment from Linde is one strand of a wider fundraising push announced by Aim-listed ITM on Thursday to raise more than £52m to bolster its cash reserves and help fund its move to bigger manufacturing facilities in Sheffield. Its shares rose 9 per cent to 47p by late afternoon in London on Thursday.
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Silicon Valley
07.10.2019 kl 22:10
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Skulle dette være bra for NEL? At Linde Gas begynner og lage hydrogenløsninger? De blir jo bare en megasterk konkurrent til NEL.
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Manor
07.10.2019 kl 22:30
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Konkurranse er positivt, både for videreutvikling, pris osv. Markedet har så stort potensialet at det spiller fint lite med konkurranse på sikt uansett.
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Manor
07.10.2019 kl 22:31
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Konkurranse som en trussel altså.
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May-Liss
07.10.2019 kl 22:45
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Tigeren - noe er feil; £38m er ikke 3,8 mrd
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agnostis
07.10.2019 kl 22:45
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Linde er et gigantkonsern i gass. Har også hatt fokus på produksjon og distribusjon av flytende hydrogen. Det var (er?) en samarbeidsavtale der NEL skal være involvert med opsjon i bygging av flere hundrede hydrogenstasjoner i Tyskland.
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JosefK
08.10.2019 kl 11:45
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Det har de gjort i mange år.
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maimunek
08.10.2019 kl 18:16
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Det beviser at det er en stor Interesse for hydrogen . NEL blir kjøpt opp fra Bosch , ellers skulle Linde kjøpt NEL.
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Her har vi den deilige sannheten: Oslo, 4 July 2018) Nel Hydrogen Solutions, a division of Nel ASA (Nel,
OSE:NEL), has received a purchase order from H2 Mobility Deutschland GmbH & Co.
KG (H2 Mobility) for hydrogen equipment to build two H2Station fueling stations
in Germany.
We are very pleased to receive a repeat order from H2 Mobility for expanding
the hydrogen network in Germany. This is a testament to the performance of our
hydrogen fueling solutions, and we are happy to be a part of the so far largest
hydrogen infrastructure project in Europe, says Jon André Løkke, CEO of Nel.
The purchase order has a total value of approximately EUR 2 million, and the
H2Station fueling stations are planned for installation in Germany medio 2019.
The stations in Germany adds to the growing hydrogen fueling network currently
being deployed by H2 MOBILITY Deutschland, which is a joint venture between six
industrial companies - Air Liquide, Daimler, Linde, OMV, Shell and Total. The
action plan for H2MOBILITY is to establish a Germany-wide network with close to
50 stations in operation by end 2018 and about 50 additional to be deployed by
2020.
OSE:NEL), has received a purchase order from H2 Mobility Deutschland GmbH & Co.
KG (H2 Mobility) for hydrogen equipment to build two H2Station fueling stations
in Germany.
We are very pleased to receive a repeat order from H2 Mobility for expanding
the hydrogen network in Germany. This is a testament to the performance of our
hydrogen fueling solutions, and we are happy to be a part of the so far largest
hydrogen infrastructure project in Europe, says Jon André Løkke, CEO of Nel.
The purchase order has a total value of approximately EUR 2 million, and the
H2Station fueling stations are planned for installation in Germany medio 2019.
The stations in Germany adds to the growing hydrogen fueling network currently
being deployed by H2 MOBILITY Deutschland, which is a joint venture between six
industrial companies - Air Liquide, Daimler, Linde, OMV, Shell and Total. The
action plan for H2MOBILITY is to establish a Germany-wide network with close to
50 stations in operation by end 2018 and about 50 additional to be deployed by
2020.
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Gigawatt og rulles ut 2030-sies det. Nel "ruller vel" ut det samme 2020/21. ?.
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