Green hydrogen is hydrogen generated by splitting water through electrolysis. This process produces only hydrogen and oxygen, making some speculate that this is the “Fuel of the Future.” With the Inflation Reduction Act, which provides monetary incentives for the production of renewable energy and related technologies in the U.S., green hydrogen stocks are headed for a bright future.
Which Green Hydrogen stocks have a "Strong Buy" analyst rating?
These Green Hydrogen stocks currently have a "Strong Buy" analyst rating consensus:
None of the selected stocks have a “Strong Buy” analyst rating consensus.
Are Green Hydrogen stocks overpriced?
Plug Power's stock price is currently $2.74, and its average 12-month price target is $5.38.
New Fortress Energy's stock price is currently $26.66, and its average 12-month price target is $39.00.
Air Products and Chemicals's stock price is currently $245.87, and its average 12-month price target is $272.33.
Bloom Energy's stock price is currently $11.80, and its average 12-month price target is $14.63.
Ballard Power Systems's stock price is currently $2.81, and its average 12-month price target is $4.34.
Fuelcell Energy's stock price is currently $0.90, and its average 12-month price target is $1.48.
Linde's stock price is currently $423.60, and its average 12-month price target is $486.23.
Cummins's stock price is currently $280.74, and its average 12-month price target is $288.67.
Which Green Hydrogen stocks pay dividends?
Plug Power does not currently pay dividends.
New Fortress Energy does not currently pay dividends.
Air Products and Chemicals does not currently pay dividends.
Bloom Energy does not currently pay dividends.
Ballard Power Systems does not currently pay dividends.
Fuelcell Energy does not currently pay dividends.
Linde currently pays a dividend of $1.39 which represents an annual dividend yield of 1.18%. Linde's next Ex-dividend date is June 4, 2024 and its next payout date is June 18, 2024.