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Commented by Stefan Feulner on January 18th, 2021 | 09:54 CET

Enapter, NEL ASA, Bayer - the future can begin!

  • Hydrogen

Without a doubt, hydrogen will become one of the most important energy sources in the coming decades. According to a study by the Hydrogen Council, demand for hydrogen will increase eightfold by 2050. According to this study, hydrogen could account for one-fifth of global final energy consumption. Some listed stocks' valuations have already risen to dizzying heights due to the very optimistic forecasts for the future. In addition, a fierce battle for the best technologies and patents is going on at the moment. Some of the well-known companies will fall by the wayside, and new ones will move up.

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Commented by Nico Popp on January 14th, 2021 | 18:34 CET

BASF, Bayer, Enapter: From top dogs to young guns

  • Hydrogen

When it comes to chemical products or other engineering services, the Germans are not easily outdone. Although emerging companies worldwide are sometimes hyped on the stock market, in practice, the motto is often still: Germany first! But it's not always dull corporations like BASF or Bayer that cause a sensation - there are now also innovative players from Germany, like Enapter in the hydrogen sector.

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Commented by André Will-Laudien on December 22nd, 2020 | 09:37 CET

Enapter AG, Plug Power, Nel ASA - Get into hydrogen now!

  • Hydrogen

At the top of the scale of stock market favorites are hydrogen stocks. We are dealing with an industry of the future - the proponents of H-technology want to offer a revolutionary energy generation and storage that is a real alternative to the lithium-ion battery. According to current overall ecological balance calculations, H-technology performs significantly better than the very questionable production of highly toxic metal-based energy storage. In a few years, research could be ready to define hydrogen as another standard in mobility and energy production. The German government has already approved funding of EUR 9 billion for green hydrogen.

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