GreenTech
Commented by André Will-Laudien on February 28th, 2022 | 11:10 CET
Russia crisis: Plug Power, Nel ASA, First Hydrogen - Which hydrogen stock to buy now?
Buy when the guns are thundering! This stock market wisdom has worked many times before. This time, the chances for a discussion in favor of "alternative energy sources" are excellent because the Russian crisis shows Europe's staggering dependence on fossil fuel energy supply. One of the main suppliers has historically been Russia, and there are virtually no alternatives, especially for the critical natural gas. To avoid getting into a supply bottleneck, the possibilities for extended EU sanctions against Putin are thus also limited. However, the traffic light coalition is unanimous: The development in the direction of hydrogen must get going now to finally get Europe's climate strategy and energy turnaround on track! Here is an overview of the best-positioned titles!
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on November 2nd, 2021 | 11:07 CET
Nel ASA, Water Ways Technologies, Everfuel - Unfortunately, this is the future
Water scarcity is an ever-growing problem for many countries, especially on the African continent. More than two billion people live in water-scarce countries and lack access to clean drinking water and sanitation. In the run-up to the UN Climate Change Conference COP26, scientists and activists are urging policymakers to act and address the looming water crisis. For years, companies in the water industry have been wallflowers on the stock market. Yet this issue, in particular, has enormous potential.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on October 6th, 2021 | 13:25 CEST
Siemens Energy, Memiontec, Bayer - GreenTech is making the rounds!
For many people, water is as valuable as gold. Most of the water on our planet, more than 97%, is saltwater. And humans and animals cannot drink that because salt extracts water from the body, you would inevitably dehydrate. Freshwater is distributed unevenly on earth because it is predominantly found in forests and high mountains, and corresponding rainfall is the order of the day. The little freshwater there would be enough for all people - if it were evenly distributed on earth. Developing countries often lack the money to build sewage treatment plants to purify dirty or bacteria-contaminated water. Worldwide, about 4,000 children die every day because they drink contaminated water and become very sick. A reason to act as soon as possible!
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