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Re: 2014shelby post# 3070

Friday, 10/30/2015 1:56:00 PM

Friday, October 30, 2015 1:56:00 PM

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We are still early on into the adoption of Hydrogen. Demand needs to be built. What will make the whole industry move is the auto industry, They will build the demand. It is inevitable because the governments are putting higher emission demands on automakers each year. There is no choice. Even cheap gas will not hold it back. The limitations of the pure battery EV has prevented it from becoming the replacement to fossil fuel. Toyota and Honda realized that a long time ago. When the general awareness is realized that there is a replacement for fossil fuel the whole sector will rise. Think how many gallons of gas are used now??? These links of car manufacturers coming onboard are a sign of what is happening. The more cars they sell, the more stations will pop up. They will be in tandem. The republican party are big on Hydrogen. Look for even faster adoption. Oil company have a ton of money, when they see a demand they will convert stations. One pump per station at first. They can do it seamlessly by just scaling back the cost of oil exploration. Look for more subsidies to come from government's. More like Japan. Honda is working on a portable hydrogen unit that will let people make their own hydrogen. This can speed up adoption even faster. But the writing is on the wall. When will all this start to happen, probably early 2017. I would think a share price of 10-15 dollars by 2020 is possible. This is one to just hold on long term. But look for the auto industry to be a catalyst for the whole industry to take off.

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