SunHydrogen Inc (HYSR)

[uksausage]

the reason I am here is that there could be a big break through in technology to generate green hydrogen cheaply.

the Nano research could deliver that breakthrough (other developments in electrolyzer costs and wind/hydro/nuclear power also will drive down green hydrogen costs.)

Unfortunately the track record of HYSR is that they tell a great story. if you don't understand the complexity and the physics involved in using sunlight to generate electricity and for that to split water it sounds great.

however they have not provide any data or practical installations.

no peer reviewed research with factual results - which given they are using academic researchers is a very big red flag. What is the expected output of a Gen2 panel (8 hours sunlight in desert conditions say). you shouldn't be building it if there is no target to measure against


I will keep watching in the off chance they were not lying. Until we see real proven data or practical results form installations I will keep asking the same questions... which act as an alert to others for them to do their Due diligence to ascertain what they believe the company is all about.


meanwhile there are companies doing the combined solar panel/ electrolyzer solution entering automated manufacturing phase with published projects , production goals etc. all of which HYSR should be now be doing