Big Plans for a Big Future

It's one thing to have the technology. It's another to have the infrastructure. New developments for fuel cells show that a whole bunch of infrastructure is coming, and that it will pay off wonderfully for investors. [Outsider Club logo] Big Plans for a Big Future [Adam English Photo] By [Adam English]( Written Dec 08, 2020 It's one thing to have the technology. It's another to have the infrastructure. We've covered the explosive growth of hydrogen fuel cell technologies and the rapid deployment of test programs across a wide range of vehicles. From cars and trucks to [railroads]( on land. From ships of all sizes — civilian and military — to the world's [first hydrogen-fueled flight](. An entire [prototype city center]( is even in the works. The tech is out there and impressing investors and governments alike. But the infrastructure to support it? That's been a big question mark. We're starting to see progress there, and it looks like it could be extremely rapid. [Batteries Now Obsolete?]( The “Tesla Killer” is here. American-made "Blue Gas" has Elon Musk furious! The tiny stock making it possible trades for just a few bucks... And is set to trade higher than Tesla within the next few months. [See why stunning 90,900% growth is just ahead](. We’ve already seen progress on [the domestic front]( to make sure that hydrogen tech and infrastructure will have a more cohesive and comprehensive rollout. Now we’re seeing another kind of group forming. One that may be far more influential on the international stage. Some of the world’s biggest “green” hydrogen developers have pledged to work together in what they’re calling the Green Hydrogen Catapult. Without going into the specifics and an organic chemistry lecture, fossil fuels are packed with hydrogen atoms. Even the simplest, methane, has four hydrogen atoms and a single carbon atom, as compared to water, a strongly bonded molecule with one hydrogen atom and two oxygen atoms. That’s not a big deal when you just need a relatively small amount of hydrogen. It sabotages the emission-free or reduced-emissions goals of a transition to hydrogen fuel power at scale. That’s what makes this new working group so important. That and its influential members. The companies involved include ACWA Power, CWP Renewables, Envision, Iberdrola, Ørsted, Snam, and Yara. Not exactly household names, but they're heavy hitters in the industry, especially in Europe, where strong investments are being made in hydrogen power’s future. Green hydrogen produced by cracking water molecules can cost between $3.50 and $8 per kilogram today. The firms aim to drive the cost down to $2 and make it truly competitive with fossil fuels and battery-powered vehicles. Even better, this is intrinsically supported by European nations’ heavily subsidized push into renewable energy for their national and international grids. The goal is to deploy 25 gigawatts of renewables-based hydrogen production through 2026, an aggressive but possible five-year timeline. Of particular interest is the involvement of ACWA, a Saudi-backed venture with obvious ties to a nation with some of the cheapest solar power possible. As Paddy Padmanathan, president and CEO of ACWA, notes, "From an industry perspective, we see no technical barriers to achieving this, so it's time to get on with the virtuous cycle of cost reduction through scale-up.” [Dr. Fauci Backs New COVID Technology (50-cent stock to soar)]( Incredibly enough, Dr. Anthony Fauci is backing a new COVID-fighting technology. He says it merits “serious consideration” and even uses it himself. It’s not a vaccine, but that hasn’t stopped other experts from getting behind it... The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) just greenlighted this device or reopening schools and businesses. And the FDA is on board too, lifting regulatory restrictions to deploy this everywhere. One tiny tech stock owns all of the patents on this technology. For a brief window, you can buy it for $0.50 per share. [Click here for the full story.]( That raises an obvious question that applies to any fuel source: Where are you going to put all that? In that regard, we can look to the USA for the first large-scale work for storage — very, very large-scale. Out in Utah, old salt mines and naturally occurring domes are being repurposed to store hydrogen on a large scale. This is nothing fancy. It's already been done with the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, along with the Strategic Helium Reserve. A fundamental problem with helium is it’s capacity to embrittle metals and leak out of storage systems. Repurposing old underground storage with a recapture system at the top is a tried-and-true system for a wide range of existing fuels and gases. It's low-hanging fruit as far as tech goes, but it needs to have a flagship program, and it needs to start sometime. We’re seeing that happen now, and we’re seeing it on a massive scale in anticipation of what’s to come. To get a sense of the scale, it would initially have enough energy to power 150,000 households for one year and should be operational by 2025. Plus, salt caverns and domes can be found worldwide and require little to no engineering. Pump out water, pump in hydrogen, then pump it out on demand. Don’t Buy Nokia… Buy This Instead Nokia and Elisa recently announced that they had broken the 5G speed record, and Nokia investors were rewarded. After taking a nosedive on October 29, 2020, Nokia is up over 25% since then. But these gains are just peanuts compared to what’s coming. And I’m not talking about investing in 5G by purchasing shares in companies like Verizon, Nokia, or Comcast. I’m talking about buying shares in the unknown companies behind the 5G curtain, the unknown companies that are pulling all of the strings. What do I mean exactly? Well, every time one of these mega-companies, like Verizon or Comcast, uses 5G (which is constantly) it has to pay these behind-the-scenes companies... Yes, every time. I’ve found a company that is trading for just $10. It has the potential to reach $68 within just a few months. And if you’re thinking about holding on to this stock for the long haul, it could be the “big winner” you’ve always dreamed of. You may think I'm exaggerating but when you see the opportunity I'm talking about, you’ll know it’s for real. 5G is no longer a pipe dream. It’s being rolled out as we speak. The real money will be made by those who own the company that allows ALL of these other companies to use its “5G highway.” [Click here now to get all the buy details on this $10 company.]( The last several years, especially the last two, have seen rapid progress for the tech needed to make hydrogen work at scale. The fact that large-scale industry work groups and projects are following up is a clear vote of confidence, and one that needs to happen to push hydrogen fuel cells into both consumers' and business’ hands. Make no mistake about it: Hydrogen is coming. It may not be in the tiny cars we drive around ourselves, but the transportation industry will have to adapt to greatly reduced carbon emission schemes. With lithium-ion batteries — like the ones Tesla is hopelessly dependent on for the foreseeable future — a semi truck may carry as much weight in batteries as it will in cargo. It only gets worse as you scale up to larger vehicles. Jimmy Mengel has been covering fuel cell tech for his readers, and all of the evidence suggests he made a prescient decision to get in on some of the best fuel cell companies around. [You should check out what he has to say](. It’s worked out wonderfully for his readers so far, and looks like it will for years to come. 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