Category: Climate change
Perpetual Hydrogen Money Loser FuelCell Energy, Like Ballard, Pivoted From Batteries
How can a company never make a profit for over 50 years and still be around? How can it still find investors? FuelCell Energy is that company, and its continuing existence, like that of other perpetual money losing hydrogen fuel cell firms Ballard Power and Plug Power, is deeply perplexing. … [continued]
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Plug Power Has Lost $3.12 Billion Since 2010, Never Turned A Profit, Stock Collapsing
This is the year that the hydrogen bubble pops, especially for transportation, but increasingly for all hydrogen for energy plays. One of the firms on my hydrogen death watch is Plug Power, which has managed to lose $3.12 billion of other people’s money since 2010, about $200 million a year … [continued]
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“Protection of Michigan’s woods and waters starts with you.” DNR urges public involvement during National Invasive Species Awareness week
It’s National Invasive Species Awareness week, and Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources is urging Michiganders to learn more about invasive species prevention.
Maps Will Illustrate How the World’s Population May Shift by 2100 Due to Climate Change
Weather patterns are changing, and whether one believes it is due to climate change or a trendy weather warfare perspective, the experience remains. The health hazards remain. The need for continual data remains. Change can’t be conjectured without viable statistics, viable data, and viable science. In the midst of too … [continued]
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Holtec agrees to buy new, smaller nuclear reactors at Palisades site
Holtec wants to install the nation’s first small nuclear reactors at the Palisades plant in Southwest Michigan, but first it would have to win regulatory approval.