The thunderous force of the Niagara River above the famous falls will soon power a plant three miles away as it pumps out clean energy in the form of hydrogen. It heralds an exciting future for a century-old company, Linde, whose bets on low-carbon power look increasingly likely to pay off, Avi Salzman writes in this week’s edition of Barron’s. Earnings from clean hydrogen could take a few years to appear, but Linde has nearer-term growth drivers, too, including major new contracts with semiconductor fabs, the author notes. A potential buying opportunity recently opened up for investors. Since late last year, Linde stock has trailed its peers, largely for technical reasons, the publication adds. Reference Link
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