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General Manager Fuelcell Energy Korea! You think that's for just the couple projects we have? Lol! Get ready, it's coming!!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/youngkyoo-han-ph-d-1619172b?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app
Link within a link posted by Thomask88 on ST
https://carboncredits.com/us-does-7b-clean-hydrogen-hub-grant-the-7-chosen-ones-fhyd/
Bloom was up over 11% when I looked 10 minutes after the open, on very heavy volume. I just looked and it was up just over 5% on almost a daily average. Course we're only an hour into the trading day and they're already at their daily average. So they've lost 6% since 9:40 this morning. Fuel cell went from about even on average volume to down one penny on heavy vine now over 10 million shares 1 hour into the day. They've got to run out of ammo at some point. I just hope I'm correct about that and about going up very quickly. 50% minimum gain in the first week when they finally stop with the BS. No way anyone can justify under $1 a share. And if they are selling a large amount of shares at this price I'm confident there's a darn good reason. That reason means big business.
I agree and I think they have customers lined up. Nice post!
Something doesn't feel right. Few told us he would increase the number of shares from time to time. He certainly didn't swing 300 million shares at once. When we look at fintel, today there's no significant movement and if Blackrock or Vangard had sold their stakes, we'd have had a 13G filing. So we're seeing a massive movement of shorters. If the stock stabilizes in the 0.7 zone, it's an excellent opportunity to buy, bearing in mind that sooner or later there will also be an exceptional short squeeze, with over 100 million shares sold during the session. To date, I haven't seen a single piece of bad news about the company, and none concer like Plug.
They have a cash reserve and an almost monopolistic technology. All that remains is to find customers.
Cool on both them soliciting you and you inquiring about them asking them asking your local government
FuelCell Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: FCEL) is an integrated fuel cell company that designs, manufactures, installs, operates and services stationary fuel cell power plants.
As a leading global fuel cell company, we provide ultra-clean, efficient and reliable baseload distributed generation for electric utilities, commercial and industrial companies, universities, municipalities, government entities and other customers around the world.
Direct FuelCell® (DFC®) power plants manufactured by FuelCell Energy can utilize a variety of fuels including renewable biogas from wastewater treatment and food processing, as well as clean natural gas, directed biogas and propane.
Our DFC power plants produce power electrochemically — without burning fuels — making them clean, quiet and environmentally responsible alternatives to combustion-based generation.
Our power plants have generated more than 1.5 billion kilowatt hours of ultra-clean electricity, equivalent to powering more than 135,000 average-size U.S. homes for one year.
FuelCell Energy’s world headquarters are located in Danbury, Connecticut, in the USA. Our global markets are served from a state-of-the-art production facility in nearby Torrington, Connecticut.
Our customers in Europe are served by German-based FuelCell Energy Solutions, GmbH, a majority owned joint venture with sales and service located in Dresden, Germany and manufacturing in Ottobrunn, Germany, which is near Munich.
Customers in Asia are served by our partner POSCO Energy from manufacturing facilities located in Pohang, South Korea.
FuelCell Energy offers a comprehensive portfolio of services for fuel cell power plants. Specially trained technicians and engineers remotely operate and maintain virtually our entire installed base of Direct FuelCell power plants globally, 24 hours per day, 365 days per year from the state-of-the-art Global Technical Assistance Center located at our Danbury, Connecticut headquarters. Field service technicians directly employed by FuelCell Energy service the power plants on-site.
FuelCell Energy scientists are actively researching unique applications for our versatile DFC technology including hydrogen generation and carbon capture. In addition, we are pursuing research with solid oxide fuel cells as well ashydrogen compression and storage.
FuelCell Energy’s international reputation for leadership in ultra-clean energy solutions has been built on a long history of innovative research and development that reflects the successes of our highly talented and creative workforce. We are the first fuel cell manufacturer to commercialize megawatt-class stationary fuel cell power plants and we believe that we are the first stationary fuel cell manufacturer to generate a quarterly gross profit.
FuelCell Energy traces its roots back to 1969 and the founding of Energy Research Corporation (ERC) by early fuel cell pioneers Bernard Baker and Martin Klein, both chemical engineers with expertise in advanced battery technologies.
In the 1970′s, with funding from the U.S. military and utility companies, the Company conducted extensive research into low-temperature fuel cells as well as silver-zinc battery cells. In the 1980′s and 1990′s the Company switched its focus to high-temperature carbonate fuel cell systems which offered greater commercial applications due to the ability to internally reform readily available fuels such as natural gas and renewable biogas within the fuel cell itself to provide the hydrogen for the power generation process.
Our first commercial power plant was installed in 2003 using a 250 kilowatt (kW) fuel cell stack. Through technology enhancements and cost reductions, we have increased the power output of the stacks by 40 percent to 350 kW and reduced product costs by more than 60 percent. Today we are installing multi-megawatt fuel cell plants and fuel cell parks globally.
The production facility in Torrington, Connecticut, USA was completed in 2001 and produced [2] megawatts (MW) of product the first year. As of the end of fiscal year 2012, the plant was producing at an annual run-rate of 56 MW. The total annual capacity of the facility is 90 MW.
FuelCell Energy began expanding globally in 2007 through its partnership with POSCO Energy , targeting markets in Southeast Asia, particularly South Korea. A European manufacturing, sales and service presence was established in 2012, with German-based FuelCell Energy Solutions, GmbH.
| 1969 | Company founded as Energy Research Corporation (ERC) |
| 1992 | 120 kilowatt fuel cell stack demonstrated |
| 1992 | Initial Public Offering (IPO) |
| 1996 | 2 megawatt demonstration plant installed in Santa Clara, California |
| 1999 | Company focuses on carbonate fuel cells, is renamed FuelCell Energy, Inc. & spins off battery division, Evercel |
| 2003 | First commercial installation of a Direct FuelCell® power plant |
| 2003 | Annual production of approximately 3 megawatts |
| 2007 | POSCO Energy partnership begins – global expansion commences |
| 2007 | Annual production of approximately 11 megawatts |
| 2009 | Production of 350 kilowatt stack commences |
| 2011 | Power output milestone reached with one billion kWh of ultra clean electricity produced since 2003 |
| 2011 | 11 megawatt fuel cell park commences operations in South Korea |
| 2011 | Annual production of approximately 46 megawatts |
| 2012 | European presence established with FuelCell Energy Solutions, GmbH |
| 2012 | Asian manufacturing strategy implemented through license agreement with POSCO Energy |
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