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Tesla – Price bubble through Short Squeeze?

Tesla – Price bubble through Short Squeeze?

by | Jan 16, 2020 | worldwide

Cybertruck - with the usability of a truck and the performance of a sports car
Cybertruck – usability of a truck and the performance of a sports car, © Tesla

Tesla’s share price rose sharply from US$ 230 to over US$ 360 during the reporting period, after the third quarter did not close with a loss (consensus was a loss of US$ 1.31 per share), but on the contrary with a profit of US$ 143 million (US$ 0.78 per share GAAP). Cash holdings were also maintained at US$ 5.3 billion.

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The maritime sector discovers the fuel cell

The maritime sector discovers the fuel cell

by | Jan 16, 2020 | Germany, worldwide

Aqua
Concept for the Aqua Luxury Yacht, © Sinot

While hydrogen in the maritime sector has only ever been treated as an option for the future under “far away” for years, not only the events at which this energy source is the subject of lively debate are currently on the increase, but also the reports on concrete projects. More and more shipping companies are turning to hydrogen because the pressure to say goodbye to fossil solutions is growing from all sides.

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There will be FC mobility and an H2 industry

There will be FC mobility and an H2 industry

by | Dec 16, 2019 | Germany, worldwide

Prof. Angelika Heinzel
Prof. Angelika Heinzel, © ZBT

There is a lot going on in the energy sector at the moment. As a result of numerous activities and events – be it diesel scandals or CO2 pricing, driving bans or Fridays-for-Future demonstrations, flight shame or real laboratories – more and more players are committing themselves to more sustainability as well as to hydrogen as an energy storage.

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Iceland: From pioneer to laggard

Iceland: From pioneer to laggard

by | Dec 16, 2019 | Europe, worldwide

Borehole for geothermal energy in Iceland
Borehole for geothermal energy in Iceland, © ON Power, Iceland.

Iceland was quick to recognise the opportunities offered by hydrogen and fuel cells for the transport sector – but has unfortunately made little of them to date. At the end of the last millennium, the Nordic island was regarded as a pioneer in the field of hydrogen, because it considered the vision of a sustainable hydrogen economy to be quite feasible.

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Positive influence of CO2 pricing

Positive influence of CO2 pricing

by | Dec 16, 2019 | Germany, worldwide

H2 production costs as a function of production quantity and investment total.
H2 production costs as a function of production quantity and investment total.

Synthetic gases will play an important role in the full supply of renewable energies for Germany’s energy requirements. The meta-analysis of [1] shows that, according to several studies, an electrolysis capacity of more than 100 GW is required in the future energy system in Germany. If such an electrolysis capacity is to be installed in the course of the next few decades, it will be necessary to ramp up the market in good time so that market-driven, reliable and inexpensive plants can be made available.

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California to eliminate emissions

California to eliminate emissions

by | Dec 16, 2019 | North America, worldwide

SunLine-Bus in Palm Desert, California.
SunLine-Bus in Palm Desert, California, © CHBC

California continues to move the needle in adopting more and more ambitious climate, energy and transportation goals, to improve air quality and reduce health impacts from emissions, and to develop a strong clean energy economy in the state that creates sustainable jobs.

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