Whenever I read an article about hydrogen, especially for transport (there's an increasing number), the comments section tends to be filled by naysayers rightfully bemoaning SMR's lousy credentials plus the usual lack of infrastructure.
If only they knew what Hazer could do, and why hydrogen will be anything other than optional when it comes to decarbonising the world's massive energy system.
As holders, I think we have to promote and name-drop Hazer wherever we can, especially now that the SP looks like it's being manipulated downwards.
There's some real momentum building for hydrogen mobility, but the elephant in the room is how the gas is produced, and we have the best answer to that question.
On another forum I came across this KPMG report on key automotive trends, which puts fuel cells in No. 1 place until 2025(!):
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