February 24th, 2026 | 07:30 CET
New German hydrogen gem! Will A.H.T. Syngas eclipse the old favorites Plug Power and Nel ASA?
Is it time for a changing of the guard in the hydrogen sector? The old favorites Plug Power and Nel ASA have been falling short of expectations for years. Yet the benefits of hydrogen in the energy mix of the future are undisputed. A.H.T. Syngas is on its way to becoming the new hydrogen gem. The company produces synthetic natural gas substitutes from biogenic residues and, in the future, hydrogen as well. A.H.T. Syngas has recently achieved an important breakthrough. In addition, it is in the process of transforming itself from a pure plant manufacturer to an energy producer. The revaluation has begun, but is far from complete. Analysts see considerable upside potential.
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Fabian Lorenz
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A.H.T. SYNGAS TECH. EO 1 | NL0010872388 , PLUG POWER INC. DL-_01 | US72919P2020 , NEL ASA NK-_20 | NO0010081235
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Fabian Lorenz
For more than twenty years, the Cologne native has been intensively involved with the stock market, both professionally and privately. He is particularly passionate about national and international small and micro caps.
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Environmentally friendly energy from biogenic residues
Will Germany run out of natural gas this winter? That is unlikely to happen, but there are frequent reports of storage facilities being almost empty. Alternatives to imports from abroad are therefore more important than ever. This is exactly what A.H.T. Syngas offers. Based in Bonn and Overath, the company has developed a regional and environmentally friendly alternative to natural gas. Synthetic natural gas substitutes for the production of electricity and heat are made from biogenic residues such as manure or sewage sludge. A.H.T. is currently supporting projects in Poland, Austria, and Germany. The company is currently undergoing an exciting transformation from a pure plant manufacturer to an operator.
By extending the value chain in this way, A.H.T. aims to generate recurring revenues and higher returns.
Green hydrogen without electrolysis
And with its decentralized, climate-friendly biomass power plants, A.H.T. plans to replace not only natural gas, but also hydrogen. To this end, the publicly funded BiDroGen joint project was recently completed. The project contributes to solving a key challenge of the energy transition: the economical, decentralized production of climate-neutral hydrogen from sustainably available biogenic residues.
While companies such as Nel and thyssenkrupp nucera focus on electrolysis, the use of biogenic residues promoted by A.H.T. appears much more logical. This is because manure, sewage sludge, wood residues, and the like are frequently available in large quantities on a regional basis - in Germany and in so many other countries.
Within the project, A.H.T. implemented the processing of wood synthesis gas using a newly developed water gas shift technology. This converts waste wood into high-purity hydrogen suitable for fuel cells. Container-sized power plants are to be developed to ensure good transportability and scalability.
Overall, A.H.T. believes it is on the right track and has already formulated the next steps. The aim is to further improve hydrogen purity and experiment with additional feedstocks. Commercialization is the clear goal.
Note: Those interested in learning more about A.H.T. and this exciting new technology should register for the International Investment Forum ii-forum.com taking place tomorrow, February 25, 2026. CEO Gero Ferges will be presenting live.
Huge market potential and competitive prices
The market potential for natural gas replacement solutions and green hydrogen is huge. Experts at MarketResearchFuture.com expect the syngas market in Europe to almost double to around USD 33.4 billion by 2035. Demand for hydrogen is also rising. By 2050, annual consumption in Germany alone is expected to rise to between 360 and 500 TWh. Major consumers include energy-intensive industries such as the chemical industry and the transport sector. A.H.T. expects future production costs to be between EUR 4.40 and EUR 7.98 per kilogram of hydrogen. The aim is to offer more attractive prices than those offered for electrolysis-based renewable hydrogen. This does not yet take into account the income from CO2 removal certificates.
Analysts recommend buying
The revaluation of A.H.T. shares has begun. After a rally of around 80% in the current year, the company's market capitalization still stands at below EUR 11 million. In view of its market position, this does not appear expensive. GBC Research shares this assessment. The analysts expect A.H.T. to generate revenue of EUR 9.24 million in the current year. By 2027, this figure is expected to reach EUR 18.79 million, before breaking the EUR 20 million mark in 2028. The experts forecast a net profit of EUR 1.36 million or EUR 0.51 per share for 2028. Based on these projections, the analysts recommend A.H.T. stock as a "Buy" with a target price of EUR 8.50. The shares are currently trading at EUR 4.28.
There is much to suggest that A.H.T.'s share price will continue to rise. The stock market is only just beginning to discover the story.
The latest company announcements have been very promising, and the potential is undeniably huge. GBC's price target alone represents an increase of almost 100%.
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