SunHydrogen Inc (HYSR)

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love the way they seem to have clawed their way onto a hub team via their connections with Iowa.

That being said if their recent voltage gain means they can generate electricity as effectively as regular panels then may be they are seeking funding from the hub to get their production up and running - they haven't got any cash themselves. That electricity could then power a regular electrolyzer.

Specifically, SunHydrogen has been designated as having peripheral activities that contribute to the success of MCH2 and impact the overall emissions or economics of the proposed hub.

This could mean anything for instance monitoring the miles driven by the team. Not sure how their Hydrogen production reduces emission more than say regular electrolysis but its nice to claim. As there is no manufacturing process for anyone to measure I assume they are excluding that.

"We believe this initiative has tremendous potential to drive the adoption of renewable hydrogen across a range of industries including transportation, energy and manufacturing," said SunHydrogen's CEO Tim Young. "By working together, we can create a more sustainable and prosperous future for all."

So Sun Hydrogen is now into storage and transportation? where is their experience in that we haven't seen a full size panel working yet enough to capture any gas that is generated.