Nel ASA, dynaCERT, Ballard Power - Great entry opportunities!

Promotion from the highest level

If the current German government has its way, Germany will become a global pioneer in using new climate-friendly hydrogen energy types. Berlin is thus pumping a total of EUR 9 billion into the industry of the future. The goal is to replace fossil fuels such as crude oil. Hydrogen leaves behind practically no exhaust gases when burned, making the gas an ideal substitute for coal, oil and natural gas in industry and transportation. Hydrogen is the most common chemical element in the universe and is therefore present in large quantities. However, it has the disadvantage that it only occurs in bound form. To use hydrogen as an energy carrier, one must first extract the gas from water or methane. Electrolysis uses electricity to separate water into its constituent parts, oxygen and hydrogen and captures the rising gases.

Disadvantages

Problems can arise, however, if hydrogen meets oxygen. Here it can lead to an explosion. Another negative point is that some hydrogen technologies work with fossil fuels such as natural gas. The conversion processes can produce carbon dioxide, turning an environmentally friendly raw material into an end product that is not ecological. Nevertheless, hydrogen could have a future in the automotive industry. The development of a filling station network for hydrogen cars in Germany is proceeding extremely slowly. Battery-powered vehicles are making much faster progress here. Things look much more promising in terms of market penetration for the larger vehicles, ie. trucks. Around 40% of all greenhouse gas emissions in traffic come from the tailpipes of heavy trucks. Now the EU is stepping in and putting commercial vehicle manufacturers under pressure. By 2025, truck manufacturers must reduce CO2 emissions by an average of 15% and by 30% by 2030 or face heavy penalties.

Solution on the market

The question arises as to what is more convenient for fleet operators - paying hefty fines or investing millions in a new fleet? In sixteen years of research, dynaCERT has found the solution. Instead of spending vast sums on new vehicles, the patented hydrogen-based electrolysis system "HydraGEN" makes it possible to reduce fuel consumption and emissions of large diesel engines by up to 20%. In addition to "HydraGEN," dynaCERT has programmed intelligent software already used in trial runs in more than 400 vehicles. With "HydraLytica," it is possible to record and analyze the fuel savings. The fleet manager can also add features such as fleet management, route planning, driver safety, and load management.

Universally applicable

The focus of sales is on customers in the vehicle fleet, logistics, construction machinery and diesel generator sectors. Technically, however, it would already be possible to equip any passenger car with dynaCERT's technology. Going forward, Canada's management plans to take a leadership role in the new hydrogen economy while working with other high-level industry leaders to further leverage and expand the Company's environmental technology product line currently available on the global market. The market has yet to truly recognize the potential of the Canadians. As a result, the share price currently stands at EUR 0.36. The stock market value of dynaCERT is EUR 137.16 million.

Is the power enough?

The shares of hydrogen specialist Nel ASA made significant gains yesterday. And that was bitterly necessary from a chart-technical point of view. On Monday, the share price slipped significantly below the 200-day line at EUR 2.25 before it was regained impressively. Thus, the share closed close to the daily high at EUR 2.54. The next step would be to overcome the resistance at EUR 2.62. In yesterday's daily trading, the stock showed signs of weakness and lost more than 5%. The area around EUR 2.25 remains crucial; otherwise, there is a threat of a slide to the EUR 2.00 mark in the negative case. The Norwegians once again received tailwind from their compatriots. Two Norwegian investment banks recommend Nel ASA as a "buy." The two analysts also gave the price target of EUR 3.47 synchronously. We advise you to wait.

Promising orders

Also under the wheels came the fuel cell manufacturer Ballard Power. After the high at EUR 35, the price held at the critical support at EUR 18. After trading hours, the price increases were again pulverized by two good news pieces, so that yesterday, another plus of more than 12% was achieved. Ballard Power received two new orders for fuel cell systems in the heavy-duty sector. The customers are the railroad Company Canadian Pacific and the bus manufacturer Wrightbus. As part of the Hydrogen Locomotive Program, Canadian Pacific intends to develop North America's first hydrogen-powered freight locomotive.