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Ok, webpage is back up with no change.
That's a pretty good idea.
I'll see what I can put together on my home area of Richmond, VA. It has a major shipping port capable of receiving ocean going vessels, railheads with access to all of the east coast, sits on the intersection I-95, I-85,& I-64. Richmond would be a great intermediate stop for trucks traveling from FL to the major cities in the Northeast. Also Richmond already contains a vast trucking infrastructure, manufacturing companies like Airgas, Honeywell, and Phiilip Morris.
Not sure. Might be the new COO putting his mark on the company. Though looking at the HydroPhi Europe site, it's still up and running.
I'm pretty sure Crescendo built the HydroPhi page (which is currently down) and Pro Star had their page built by NYC Restaurants (go figure, they did a better job). With the HydroPhi site down, I'm thinking they are going to either post a new one soon, or announce a name change.
You have to look at it on the webpage. News and filings are hard to find on the app.
Nice! Now all we need is a CFO and we are set.
Company say anything you can share here on the board?
Got it, thanks... I'll try giving him a call when I get off work.
Not yet. What email are you using?
Hey,as far as the tech was going I totally agree. The hydroplant hit a wall that Pro Star destroyed. The one thing that Slotkin came through on... Which leads me to the end of month dilution. If you look at the 8k and preceding 8ks you'll see the up coming shares issued is all company insiders, so that will will tell where the company is going.
Hey, thanks for clarifying that and good luck to you!
Agreed... I'm about to write IR and see if they'll get off their butts and do some work. I suggest everyone else do the same.
Ahhhh.... A few select ignores has cleared off my board nicely. Though I would like to thank all of our visitors for pushing us up the breakout board, especially since you all have made it very clear why you are here. All it will take is a little DD to see this company is in the middle of restructuring, but has $26+ mil audited revenue, part of a growing sector, and making all the right moves to reduce overhead while expanding their base.
Multiple members have... He seems to enjoy the attention.
So it's totally ethical to come over here? .... Oh and thank you for pointing yourself out, one more to block.
Yeah, still pretty childish on all accounts.... Actually he tried to do the same thing here last summer. We ignored him and he went away. He only came back after he saw the value of the merger.
Now while your here, if you want to have a civilized conversation about the pros and cons of HydroPhi, there are a lot of knowledgeable longs here that have seen the ups and downs over the last year and a half.
I absolutely agree, and I think it will clarify a lot of our questions about the direction of the HydroPlant vrs Pro Star Trucking.
As the original poster about SeeThru, I can tell you no it's not a re-post from last year. The list on the conference page has been building for about 2 months now and this is the first time I've seen HydroPhi on it, which means they where added in the last 5 days.
That's the thing, with the audited 8K/A, the 10K is irrelevant when it comes to financial numbers. Because the CEO position just swapped over, I much rather have our new CEO take the time to put his own mark on the 10K, then submit one that only restates what's on the 8K/A.
I with you on that. Can't wait till tomorrow!
? When did that happen?
Very nice last minute pop to close us at the HOD, .0079.
Looks like HydroPhi was added to the list of presenting companies at the May 31st SeeThruEquity Conference. Hopefully they attend this time.
http://www.steconference.com/presenting-companies/
Wow, .0075 now on the bid. .0079 up.
That's interesting. Mine always pop up under CANT. Not sure whether that is a bad sign or not. :)
Not sure. NITE is normally an MM, not sure if its retail also.
Not sure, but considering NITE just put up a 2 mil bid at .0052 something is up.
Well said... See you on the + side.
Yes, considering that puts our 3 MM, CDEL, BMAK and NITE at .0079, .0085 and .011 respectively, it looks like they are expecting a run.
In pre-slapfest news, it looks someone just took out the .0053 and NITE has retreated to .011.
Actually, they have an entire trucking company with $30mil in revenue
HyperSolar Extends Research Agreement with University of Iowa
Company renews contract with leading university that has played a significant role in achieving recent technological milestones
SANTA BARBARA, CA – April 26, 2016 - HyperSolar, Inc. (OTCQB: HYSR), the developer of a breakthrough technology to produce renewable hydrogen using sunlight and any source of water, announced today that it has extended its sponsored research agreement with the University of Iowa through April 30, 2017. The Company seeks to sustain the momentum achieved in scaling up its renewable hydrogen production technology to meet growing market demand.
Led by Dr. Syed Mubeen, the scientific team at the University of Iowa has spurred development of HyperSolar technology. Recent technological milestones include (1) identifying a simple and low-cost process for the manufacturing of solar hydrogen production cells, (2) developing a proprietary coating made of inexpensive earth abundant materials to protect the solar cells during the hydrogen generation process, and (3) identifying a process to produce renewable hydrogen using a low-cost photocatalyst as opposed to more expensive, platinum-based catalysts. The research team has now turned its focus to further demonstrating capabilities at larger scale.
The extension of the sponsored research agreement with the University of Iowa was a critical objective for HyperSolar leadership. Following this announcement, the Company seeks to add an additional member to its scientific research team, effective this year.
“The team at the University of Iowa has been essential to accomplishing the technological advancements we’ve made since adding them to our research group,” said Tim Young, CEO of HyperSolar. “By announcing this year-long extension, we are establishing a continuity in terms of both leadership and experience in working with HyperSolar technology. We are confident that as our scientific team continues to grow, we will achieve our goal of producing low-cost, renewable hydrogen fuel, of which there has been increased demand for generated by an increasing number of potential market applications.”
HyperSolar’s research is centered on developing a low-cost and submersible hydrogen production particle that can split water molecules under the sun, emulating the core functions of photosynthesis. Each particle is a complete hydrogen generator that contains a novel high voltage solar cell bonded to chemical catalysts by a proprietary encapsulation coating. A video detailing the rise of hydrogen fuel technology as well as HyperSolar’s completely renewable process of hydrogen fuel production can be viewed by visiting here.
That would be pretty nice. Wonder what CDEL actually has at .0065.
Yes, pretty interesting action this morning. Wonder if our 10k is about to drop.
Ok, I wasn't able to find the original popular science article, but here is one with updated information on land usage:
http://www.theenergycollective.com/jessejenkins/2242632/how-much-land-does-solar-wind-and-nuclear-energy-require
To produce 1/3 of the US's energy it would require:
11,000 sqkm of solar panels (7x area of nuc)
66,000 sqkm of wind farms (44x area of nuc)
1,500 sqkm of Nuclear Plants
Though I'm not sure why this study has such a low solar number.
One other thought, solar panel waste vrs nuclear waste:
http://www.thingsworsethannuclearpower.com/2012/09/the-real-waste-problem-solar-edition.html
This will be something to keep in mind when the final Hypersolar prototype comes out. Hopefully, it will be either far more durable or more recyclable then a standard solar cell.
It looks like Toyota has updated its Mirai site to provide a lot more information:
https://ssl.toyota.com/mirai/index.html
Also if you go to the Toyota main page, http://www.toyota.com/ , click on the "Select Vehicle" tab at the top then "Hybrids & FCV" you'll see that the Mirai has an estimate electric equivalent MPG of 67 MPG. For comparison, the closest vehicle that Toyota offers is the Prius with 54 MPG. However the Tesla Model S ranges from 89-100 MPG.
I think it was around 75+ sq miles. Because of only producing power during the day, you basically have to have twice the capacity.
It was in a popular science article. I'll have to see if I can find it.
I have to disagree, ones in high power have about as much foresight as everyone else.
I'll have to see if I can find it, but someone calculated how much hydrogen it would take to to drive a fuel cell car 300 miles for comparison vrs similar sized gas and diesel cars.
I think the world is going to be very hard pressed to find something that can completely replaces the grid. Keep in mind that over 60% of our electricity (baseline power) has to be massed produced using centralized hydro and nuc plants. Using current tech, to replace one nuc reactor with wind power would require 50+ square miles of wind farm.