Looking at the Bloom results and reflecting on our many recent client discussions, the low-cost providers of fuel cells and electrolyzers are going to win disproportionately in our view, but whether that is Bloom or others remains to be seen. Lower costs will come with scale, and this should allow the leaders to stay ahead, especially if they control their equipment production as Bloom does. The negative for Bloom is that its equipment production is in the US, which may add costs, but the positive is that it is on-shore and this gives the company more control over delivery in the US. Companies that can scale quickly in this space and other renewable sectors, should see the benefit of economies of scale and this should drive more wins and more economies.
Tesla And Bloom Driving Renewable Power Demand. CCS Needs To Be Part Of The Answer
May 6, 2022 3:49:31 PM / by Graham Copley posted in ESG, Climate Change, Sustainability, CCS, Renewable Power, EV, energy transition, fuel cells, Bloom Energy, Tesla, electrolyzers, Enbridge