Siemens Energy relies on hydrogen: Financial experts expect positive effects on the share price.
According to a report from www.finanzen.net, Siemens Energy has inaugurated its own production line for electrolyzers at its Berlin location in order to focus more on hydrogen. Production capacity is expected to increase continuously in the coming years and around 20 gigawatts of electrolyzer capacity will be produced by 2030. This development is of great importance with regard to the climate goals and is also seen by the federal government as a building block for achieving the climate goals by 2045. Increased production of electrolyzers and investments in green hydrogen have the potential to positively impact the renewable energy market and the financial sector. The increasing demand for hydrogen as a climate-neutral energy storage...

Siemens Energy relies on hydrogen: Financial experts expect positive effects on the share price.
According to a report by www.finanzen.net, Siemens Energy has inaugurated its own production line for electrolyzers at its Berlin location in order to focus more on hydrogen. Production capacity is expected to increase continuously in the coming years and around 20 gigawatts of electrolyzer capacity will be produced by 2030. This development is of great importance with regard to the climate goals and is also seen by the federal government as a building block for achieving the climate goals by 2045.
Increased production of electrolyzers and investments in green hydrogen have the potential to positively impact the renewable energy market and the financial sector. The increasing demand for hydrogen as a climate-neutral energy storage could lead to new investment opportunities for investors. In addition, the increased production of electrolysers will drive technological development in the field of hydrogen technology and produce new innovations.
Siemens Energy's collaboration with French gas group Air Liquide and investments in the new production line are expected to have a major economic impact and help strengthen Europe's competitiveness in the energy transition. The recent discussions about government guarantees between Siemens Energy and the federal government also point to increased support from government measures, which could further strengthen the company's growth potential.
Siemens Energy shares were temporarily in the red, which could be due to short-term market movements. However, in the long term, recent developments could have a positive impact on the market and present opportunities for investors and the financial industry.
Read the source article at www.finanzen.net