Hyliion Holdings Corp. (HYLN)

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$RMO - MC $648m - Rev $1m - earnings $28m loss - Cash $267m enough for 2.5 yrs (based on Q2)

$BLNK - MC $1.32B - Rev $4m - earnings $13m loss - Cash $195m enough for 3.5 yrs (based on Q2)

$WKHS - MC $1.10B - Rev $1m - earnings $43m loss - Cash $338m enough for 2 yrs (based on Q2)

$RIDE - MC $1.09B - Rev $0 - earnings $108m loss - Cash $366m- enough cash for 1 yr (based on Q2)

$GOEV- MC $1.74B - Rev $0 - earnings $112m loss - Cash $563m enough for 1.5 yrs (based on Q2)

$FSR - MC $4.10B - Rev $0 - earnings $46m loss - Cash $962m - enough for 5yrs (based on Q2)

$HYLN – MC$1.51B – Rev $0 – earnings $23m loss – Cash $457m – enough for 5 yrs (based on Q2)

$LAC – MC $2.52B – Rev $0 – earnings $20m loss – Cash $505m – enough for 6 yrs (based on Q2)

$CLNE $HYLN $GTLS Just released Q2 2020 data from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) has confirmed that the energy weighted carbon intensity (CI) value of California’s natural gas vehicle fuel portfolio in the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) program was below zero—at -0.85 gCO2e/MJ. This is the first time in the history of the LCFS program that any low carbon fuel portfolio has achieved a carbon negative status.

“Given the large and growing volume of heavy-duty natural gas vehicles already hard at work on California’s roads, this is an extremely significant milestone,” said Todd Campbell, chair of the California Natural Gas Vehicle Partnership (CNGVP) and vice president of public policy and regulatory affairs, Clean Energy. “Both the short- and long-term climate benefits of this achievement are extremely significant. When combined with the fact that most natural gas vehicles recently placed into service are powered by near-zero emission engines, the natural gas vehicle industry is providing the most substantial and cost-effective contributions towards California’s goals to reduce criteria and greenhouse gas emissions while eliminating the use of diesel in favor of renewable, low carbon fuels.”

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/11/12/2125837/0/en/California-Natural-Gas-Vehicle-Fuel-Achieves-First-Ever-Carbon-Negative-Milestone.html