Ballard Power Systems Inc
WKN: A0RENB / ISIN: CA0585861085Ballard Power Systems lebt noch (Wieder)
03.04.09 15:58
#52
wow79
Ballard :-)
Ballard Power Systems, Inc.(NasdaqGM: BLDP)
Real-Time: 1.81$ 0.18$ (11.04%) 9:56AM EThelp
1.81$ = ca. 1,35
Real-Time: 1.81$ 0.18$ (11.04%) 9:56AM EThelp
1.81$ = ca. 1,35
03.04.09 17:51
#53
wow79
heute noch die 2$ ?
Ballard Power Systems, Inc. (NasdaqGM: BLDP)
Real-Time: 1.92$ Up 0.29$ (17.79%) 11:48AM ET
Real-Time: 1.92$ Up 0.29$ (17.79%) 11:48AM ET
30.09.09 16:22
#61
Klondyke
Neues bei Ballard?
Nö. Ein Analyst der Bank of Montreal hat die letzten Freitag anscheinend von 3C$ auf 4C$ hochgestuft.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...after-price-target-upgrade-020.htm
Ich habe mich mit meinen Anteilen jetzt endlich "verabschieden" können.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...after-price-target-upgrade-020.htm
Ich habe mich mit meinen Anteilen jetzt endlich "verabschieden" können.
19.10.09 12:15
#62
solar99
Das könnte der endgültige Durchbruch sein...
Fuelish dream achieved
U of C chemists discover new fuel cell material
By KATIE SCHNEIDER, SUN MEDIA
Last Updated: 19th October 2009, 2:02am
Fuel cells could soon be cheaper thanks to a new material developed by University of Calgary chemists.
George Shimizu and Jeff Hurd and their team have discovered a new material allowing for polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cells to work at a higher temperature.
The discovery will increase the efficiency and decrease the cost of the technology, touted as a method to decrease fossil fuel use, said Shimizu.
"For a PEM fuel cell, the big challenge is improving cost efficiency right now so one of the ways of getting cost efficiency up is to raise the temperature of the fuel cell," he said.
"We found a new way of making this material work."
Currently, PEM fuel cells can produce energy from hydrogen below 90C, just under the boiling point of water, but with Shimizu's material, energy can be produced at temperatures up to 150C.
Fuel cells convert hydrogen and oxygen into water and electrical energy, but with the research, less pricey metals can be used for that same conversion.
But more work needs to be done before fuel cells will be ready for the mass market, he said. "What we've got now is not something that is commercial but it is an entirely different approach," he said.
"This is a new approach based on precise molecular level insight into the structure."
The research has grabbed the attention of Kevin Colbow, director of research and development at Ballard Power Systems, a company that designs and manufactures clean energy hydrogen fuel cells.
"We believe that further improvement on conductivity and robustness of these materials could provide next generation membranes for PEM fuel cells," he said.
KATIE.SCHNEIDER@SUNMEDIA.CA
U of C chemists discover new fuel cell material
By KATIE SCHNEIDER, SUN MEDIA
Last Updated: 19th October 2009, 2:02am
Fuel cells could soon be cheaper thanks to a new material developed by University of Calgary chemists.
George Shimizu and Jeff Hurd and their team have discovered a new material allowing for polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cells to work at a higher temperature.
The discovery will increase the efficiency and decrease the cost of the technology, touted as a method to decrease fossil fuel use, said Shimizu.
"For a PEM fuel cell, the big challenge is improving cost efficiency right now so one of the ways of getting cost efficiency up is to raise the temperature of the fuel cell," he said.
"We found a new way of making this material work."
Currently, PEM fuel cells can produce energy from hydrogen below 90C, just under the boiling point of water, but with Shimizu's material, energy can be produced at temperatures up to 150C.
Fuel cells convert hydrogen and oxygen into water and electrical energy, but with the research, less pricey metals can be used for that same conversion.
But more work needs to be done before fuel cells will be ready for the mass market, he said. "What we've got now is not something that is commercial but it is an entirely different approach," he said.
"This is a new approach based on precise molecular level insight into the structure."
The research has grabbed the attention of Kevin Colbow, director of research and development at Ballard Power Systems, a company that designs and manufactures clean energy hydrogen fuel cells.
"We believe that further improvement on conductivity and robustness of these materials could provide next generation membranes for PEM fuel cells," he said.
KATIE.SCHNEIDER@SUNMEDIA.CA
23.12.09 09:09
#65
Jcash666
News!!
VANCOUVER, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLD; NASDAQ: BLDP) today announced a supply agreement with Daimler AG for FCvelocity(TM) fuel cell products for Daimler AG's fuel cell car and bus programs.
11.01.10 14:50
#70
PrinzFirlefanz
bei finanzen 100 gefunden . .
" Titel von Daimler legten 0,3 % zu. Der Stuttgarter Autobauer wird ab April 2010 vom
amerikanischen (kanadischen ?) Unternehmen Ballard Power Systems mit Brennstoffzellenprodukten
beliefert.
Die Zusammenarbeit solle zunächst 18 Monaten dauern. "
amerikanischen (kanadischen ?) Unternehmen Ballard Power Systems mit Brennstoffzellenprodukten
beliefert.
Die Zusammenarbeit solle zunächst 18 Monaten dauern. "
11.01.10 22:31
#74
Stock Farmer
Nun ja,
im Börsenverlauf ist die Aktie noch deutlich gefallen, aber nachbörslich:
Schaut euch das an:
http://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ:BLDP
wegen dieser Meldung:
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/...bv-in-europe-81168507.html
....ich seh' schon die Zögerlichen morgen vergeblich wieder mal hinterherrennen, obwohl auch klar ist, dass das morgen bis zum Handelsende keine + 22% sein werden...
Schaut euch das an:
http://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ:BLDP
wegen dieser Meldung:
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/...bv-in-europe-81168507.html
....ich seh' schon die Zögerlichen morgen vergeblich wieder mal hinterherrennen, obwohl auch klar ist, dass das morgen bis zum Handelsende keine + 22% sein werden...