HPQ Silicon Inc V.HPQ

HPQ Silicon featured in pv magazine

[BCONTVentures]

HPQ Silicon is featured in pv magazine:

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2021/10/01/the-hydrogen-stream-electrolysis-tech-that-can-produce-hydrogen-from-virtually-any-water-source-including-salt-water/

The Hydrogen Stream: Electrolysis tech that can produce hydrogen from virtually any water source including salt water

Swiss hydrogen solutions company EBH2 Systems and Quebec-based silicon solutions company HPQ Silicon Resources expect third-party validation of the EBH2 technology within 60 days. EBH2’s proprietary low-cost electrolysis technology can produce green hydrogen “from virtually any water source including salt water.” The companies reported that a first step was taken by the signing of a perpetual worldwide license granted by EBH2 to HPQ to sell products where EBH2 Green Hydrogen Reactors (EBH2 GHR) are incorporated into HPQ Technologies. “We are getting closer to the point where EBH2 technology will be validated and HPQ will be incredibly well positioned to make green silicon materials all the while opening up new, and massive addressable markets for a system that can produce cheaply green hydrogen, on demand,” Bernard Tourillon, president and CEO of HPQ Silicon, said on Wednesday. The aim is to produce green hydrogen for $1 per kilogram.

Long and Strong in HPQ Silicon!

[Thinkbigsti69]

If this technology gets third- party validation expect an incredible surge in stock price. There could well be several multi millionaires among us by christmas. Bernard Tourillon is a genius!

[zenmotorcycle]

I want that as much as you do. Trust me.  But at the same time, the kind of euphoric high/expectations you have make me nervous. It almost feels too good to be true.  Wit that said, I trust Bernard and am eagerly waiting for these next two months to end. 

[Thinkbigsti69]

Dreams sometimes do come true ( Shopify, Tesla....). That being said we will only know for sure once third-validation is done. I hope we will have an extremely green Christma$$$$$$.