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Fantastic news. The recent gains here have been wonderful and this new contract should see SP gradually kick on even higher. Lors more news coming from Ceres this year.
Simply filter the insufferable ar$ehole
Am just hoping now for a nice steady rise from now, and not the big swings we have had these past few months.
Contructivenews
read tennents sensible post on your BB at 10:25 am both companies have their place in this sector which I am invested no need for nonsense
June and July will likely be very busy for cwr !
The energy intensity of ammonia production varies, but typical values range between 8 and 12 MWh (megawatt hours) per tonne of ammonia. Since one tonne of ammonia contains about 177 kg of hydrogen, this corresponds to an energy requirement of approximately 45 to 68 kWh per kg of hydrogen.
In summary:
The production of hydrogen through the Haber-Bosch process for ammonia requires about 45-68 kWh per kg of hydrogen.
Subsequently, cracking the ammonia using AFC Energy's technology requires less than 10 kWh per kg of hydrogen.
Therefore, the total energy consumption for hydrogen production through the combined process (ammonia production + cracking) is approximately 55-78 kWh per kg of hydrogen.
Constructive crap
Why are you comparing these two complimentary technologies. You need electricity to produce ammonia donβt you ?
Or does it simply flow out of your mouth like all that hot air?
Numpty
You have to wonder why AFC, have not done a deal with Shell - This is about scaleability and a certain amount of 'Trustworthiness' and credibility - have a look at AFC 'History'.
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Afc beating Cwr hands down.
Not really gone up as much as I would have thought, maybe it will be a steady rise from here.
This news reads so much better when the client is a big multinational with very deep pockets, even better than a national government.
This is the future for powering big industry and its starting to happen now!!!
Glad i bought some more yesterday.
Great News - Reach announcement- further collaboration with Shell
Qube Dropped -0.16%
Total now 1.14%
1)marklee1.
just reported to you to labour's nec for racism and hopefully they'll prosecute. 'chimp' is a clearly ****** and you need to spend time in jail.
2) mr profit. my sincerest apologies, you appear to have forgotten more than i will even know.
Looking like we could have seen the last of the big rises with this, until they bring some news out.
Here was me after 30 years thinking share dealing was relatively straightforward. I never realised that it was more difficult than splitting the atom π€
Any correlation between the UT and the 'average' price for the day is purely coincidental. The price of the auction is the one which maximises the total share transactions for the given auction. That the price was lower than 'expected' demonstrates that it was quite a seller driven auction, possibly simply the big investors trying to lock in some recent gains before the weekend wary of any negative global events. Hopefully such selling somewhat limits downward pressure early next week if negative newsflow doesn't happen, but who knows.
Trade price paid for the UT or auction is normally the average of all auctions that day. I am as curious too how it got to 216.8p as that price had not been hit all day according to my screen L2 until auction declared at 4.35pm.
The 228k share price followed the auction
Forgive my ignorance but I do not understand the correlation between the trade price, the bid price and the offer price on the last batch of significant purchases? Appears odd, but I admit to being no expert on these matters.
I am not a big equities fan much preferring property, which I think I can understand.