WeTheMarket
1 day ago
X/Twitter Post.
https://x.com/PlugPowerInc/status/1875196267724411211
Plug Power Inc.
The new hydrogen PTC rules mark significant progress, with notable revisions to the incrementality requirement for certain nuclear power facilities and hydrogen projects in states with clean energy policies. The extension of hourly matching to 2030, alongside more flexible incrementality, lays a stronger foundation for U.S. manufacturing in the hydrogen economy. While these updates are encouraging, we look forward to collaborating with the new administration to refine the regulations in a way that aligns with congressional intent, supports their goal of reducing overregulation, and ensures national energy security. - Andy Marsh, CEO Plug
Donotunderstand
1 week ago
oops
wrong
Should have said 1,500 trucks a year --- same factory - one shift (not added staff)
At $400,000 per truck and 1,500 sold - that is 600,000,000 million dollars a year in GROSS income?
I would hope such income - gross revenue - level brings NKLA to the place where NET cash Income is equal to NET cash expense ----- with the next equity raise of 300-500 Million (plus ongoing sales income as volume rises) and the
Thus the rhyming assumption is that at 1,500 trucks a year --- with the new lower cost of production posted here at IH - NKLA is cash breakeven. (This assumption includes the income from say 500 truck per year run rate hits soon so cash burn rate is noticeably declining each quarter. Everything made must be sold - no space to produce and not get paid
uksausage
1 week ago
500,000 a year is close to the total truck manufactured every year.
current factory is able to make 12,000 with one shift if I recall, we just did 350 or so in 2024 so volume capability is already built in without any capital needs, just inventory/supply chain commitments.
With Girsky's, and Mary’s, contacts I wonder if they can get customers to either pay a deposit up front or even get a better price in return for capital investment. He is certainly on top of a startegy to get to FCEV2.0 and has been aware of cash needs for the last 15 months but the speed of the falling price seems to have caught him off guard
WeTheMarket
2 weeks ago
Repost from PLUG Stocktwits board, courtesy of Gio_F.
2024 in Clean Energy Tax Credits: Year in Review
December 19, 2024
https://www.whitehouse.gov/cleanenergy/tax-guidance-explainers/2024/12/19/2024-in-clean-energy-tax-credits-year-in-review/
Key excerpt:
"As stated in October 2024 remarks by Aviva Aron-Dine, Performing the Duties of Assistant Secretary for Tax Policy, the Treasury Department and the IRS anticipate issuing additional guidance by the end of the Administration, including final regulations implementing the technology-neutral Clean Electricity Production and Investment Tax Credits (45Y and 48E), the technology-neutral Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program (48E(h)), and the Clean Hydrogen Production Credit (45V), as well as additional guidance on the Clean Fuel Production Credit (45Z)."
WeTheMarket
2 weeks ago
Recent Linkedin post.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/elders-climate-action_eldersforclimate-solutionsforpollution-defendourclimate-activity-7275872690685595648-Poxt
Elders Climate Action’s Post
View organization page for Elders Climate Action, graphic
Elders Climate Action
201 followers
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Senators Kelly and Sinema joined Elders Climate Action for an exciting tour of Nikola Corporation's heavy-duty electric vehicle manufacturing facility in Coolidge, AZ. Thanks to the IRA’s $40,000 federal tax credit for zero-emission Class 8 semi-trucks, Nikola is expanding sales nationwide, making clean energy solutions more accessible while boosting Arizona’s economy.
Our ECA members were thrilled to ride in these incredible trucks! Did you know that Nikola’s electric semi-trucks (350-mile range) can go from 0-60 MPH in just 21 seconds with a full 82,000-pound load? Even more impressive, their hydrogen fuel cell trucks (450-mile range) also deliver exceptional performance.
These cutting-edge vehicles are more than just engineering marvels—they represent a cleaner, greener future for transportation and an investment in Arizona jobs.
WeTheMarket
2 weeks ago
Repost from Hydrogen Hub board, courtesy of delerious1.
U.S. Department of Energy Unveils Updated Hydrogen Program Plan
Plan incorporates new input from multiple DOE offices and provides a strategic framework for clean hydrogen innovation
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office
December 20, 2024
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced its updated Hydrogen Program Plan, a foundational resource for advancing research, development, demonstration, and deployment (RDD&D) of clean hydrogen technologies. The Hydrogen Program Plan specifically identifies and articulates strategic, high-impact areas of focus across DOE’s Hydrogen Program, a cohesive and coordinated effort involving multiple hydrogen-related offices.
Advancing a coordinated strategy for RDD&D is particularly important for clean hydrogen because it has the potential to be used across virtually all sectors of the economy and it can be produced, stored, and delivered in many ways. A successful strategy will need to integrate efforts in renewable, nuclear, and fossil energy—and coordinate across end uses in multiple sectors of the economy.
This plan provides a strategic framework that incorporates RDD&D efforts of the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management, Office of Nuclear Energy, Office of Electricity, Office of Science, Loan Programs Office, Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains, Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations, and the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy to advance the production, transport, storage, and use of hydrogen.
In 2023, several federal agencies developed the U.S. National Clean Hydrogen Strategy and Roadmap, a comprehensive, nationwide framework for accelerating the production, processing, delivery, storage, and use of clean hydrogen. This 2024 update to the Hydrogen Program Plan explains how DOE offices collaboratively work to efficiently implement the strategies outlined in the Strategy and Roadmap. This new version also includes updated supporting data and analysis, a description of the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs, information about ambitious DOE-wide goals established through the Hydrogen Shot™, and examples of DOE-wide efforts to establish a strong workforce, maximize technology efficiency and accelerate innovation in the transition to a hydrogen economy.
https://www.energy.gov/eere/fuelcells/articles/us-department-energy-unveils-updated-hydrogen-program-plan
Learn more about the Hydrogen Program Plan.
https://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/library/roadmaps-vision/program-plan