princes
19.01.2020 kl 21:02 6570

MacEwen, Ballard President and CEO said, “In less than 10 years, it will become cheaper to run a fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) than it is to run a battery electric vehicle (BEV) or an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle for certain commercial applications.”

Although FCEVs are currently more expensive to run per 100 kilometers (km) than BEVs and ICE commercial vehicles, they are set to become much cheaper as manufacturing technology matures, economies of scale improve, hydrogen fuel costs decline and infrastructure develops. Indeed, the white paper conservatively estimates the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for commercial hydrogen vehicles will fall by more than 50% in the next 10 years.

“We are excited to partner with Deloitte on this important initiative,” added Mr. MacEwen. “We believe this white paper provides answers to the most pertinent questions from industry executives and laypeople alike, specifically regarding the economic viability of FCEVs and their environmental sustainability.”

Adrian Xu, Deloitte China Financial Advisory Director said, “To many commercial operators, hydrogen seems to be a complex and expensive technology for the future. However, we have proven through our deep research and proprietary model that FCEVs will become cheaper to run than traditional ICE vehicles or BEVs very soon. Sophisticated commercial operators around the world are already investing in this technology to stay one step ahead of the competition.”

Alan MacCharles, Deloitte China Financial Advisory Partner noted, “In China, where the TCO of BEVs is already close to that of ICE commercial vehicles, the total cost of owning an FCEV is expected to be lower than that for ICE commercial vehicles by 2027, and we estimate that the TCO of FCEVs will fall below that of BEVs a year later. The cost of running commercial FCEVs will decline as fuel cell system and hydrogen costs decrease by about 70 percent and 63 percent, respectively.”

https://www.ballard.com/about-ballard/newsroom/news-releases/2020/01/08/deloitte-ballard-joint-white-paper-assesses-hydrogen-fuel-cell-solutions-for-transportation
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princes
21.01.2020 kl 14:09 6443

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/plug-power-host-business-conference-120010250.html

Plug Power to Host Business Update Conference Call on January 30, 2020 to Discuss Preliminary 2019 Results and 2020 Growth Plans
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princes
03.02.2020 kl 00:07 5731

https://www.bizjournals.com/albany/news/2020/01/31/plug-power-2020-business-update-conference-call.amp.html

Plug Power races toward $1 billion, announces $50M contract
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2030kommer
20.08.2020 kl 16:42 4076

Solgte akkurat med 60 % gevinst. Har fortsatt trua. Det kan godt hende jeg skal inn igjen. Noen gang må man ta litt gevinst ;)
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princes
20.08.2020 kl 22:00 4003

Helt enig 2030 👍 Gratulerer
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Korporalen
05.12.2020 kl 00:50 3234

Lite snakk om PLUG her.
Dette virker da som et solid selskap med en sikker fremtid i kontrakter med store selskaper. De tre hovedproduktene deres ser jo ut til å fungere godt.

Er det noen negative aspekter rundt PLUG jeg ikke har fått med meg?
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modestyB
13.01.2021 kl 08:49 2764

Tror ikke det. Har gått helt glipp av denne.
Renault er kanskje bare starten, før det tar helt av.
Kanskje ikke for sent å gå inn.
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modestyB
13.01.2021 kl 16:41 2691

Satser på Plug Power. Virker veldig lovende.
En ting er samarbeid med Renault, hvilket vil gi konkret inntjening.
En annen sak er at SK Group fra Sør-Korea har og gått inn med USD 1,5 billion, det vil gi inntjening på sikt når nærmere samarbeid her blir konkretisert.

Ballard har og et samarbeid, i Scotland, men dette er vel kun en prototype til tog?
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