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@ Garonne... anything is possible, nothing is set in stone! May is going to be exciting. If the numbers and the roadmap presented at the Capital Markets Update hold up, the rebranding could serve as the starting gun for a new phase. So far, it looks like a solid plan—but now they need to put that power on the road. Things are really bubbling away here, and behind the scenes, work is proceeding diligently!

Why We Have Every Reason for Confidence Today!

Even though we must cast a watchful eye toward London tomorrow—as that is, of course, where market direction is set, and where Tradegate gains could fluctuate in the short term—the fundamental trajectory remains clearly discernible. We are currently witnessing a perfect interplay of various catalysts that extend far beyond the daily market noise.

The latest Archer report provides the necessary substance, while the mining theme—along with the undiminished momentum in the hydrogen and fuel cell sector—forms the foundation for a long-term revaluation. It is impressive to observe how a genuine "ripple effect" is taking shape: when industry giants like Ceres, Bloom, or ITM forge ahead, they pull the entire sector upward, thereby validating the confidence placed in this technology.

Geopolitical tensions, in particular, underscore one key point: the drive for energy independence is no longer merely a short-term trend, but a global imperative. This plays massively into the hands of our investment thesis. Price fluctuations are part of the game; indeed, they often serve simply as opportunities for those who have recognized the true value of these developments to consolidate their positions.

This positive trajectory is not only evident in the figures but palpable throughout the entire market environment. Let us remain level-headed, yet look toward what lies ahead with unbridled optimism. The course has been set!

@ Garonne... that is exactly the reason why you're losing...

The Sector is Under Fire: The mining industry faces immense ESG pressure (environmental and social standards). Decarbonization is no longer an option—it is a mandate.

Hydrogen is the Solution for "Heavy Duty" Applications: Batteries alone are often insufficient to meet the massive energy demands found in mines. This is where hydrogen and fuel cells step in as the only scalable solution.

Growth Driver: For AFC Energy, this monitor serves as a validation of their strategy. For shareholders, it signals that the Total Addressable Market (TAM) is currently undergoing massive acceleration.

The report presents a compelling "bull case" argument. It demonstrates that the infrastructure and demand within the mining sector are emerging precisely in the areas where AFC Energy excels: mobile, off-grid power generation.

Mining Decarb Monitor

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/mining-decarb-monitor-edition-3-hydrogen-fuel-cells-2w0hc?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&utm_campaign=share_via

@ cashnut... A triple merger... such as ITM + Rheinmetall + AFC Energy... This combination would make a great deal of sense; they complement one another perfectly! We shall see—in any case, it promises to be exciting... Wilson is shrewd; this isn't his first rodeo. With Bostock, Walker, and Rendall in the Ammonia Alliance, I see a top-tier team in place!

Alright then—make sure you clench your butt cheeks tight, so you don't end up like that Spanish matador who experienced an "expansion" of his... because a bull drove a horn right into his backside.

@uin...imagine, the show you're calling it attracts more and more investors who want to get a close look and buy tickets. Those who buy now get front-row seats for next year, while those who buy next year will probably pay a lot more for seats in the back. And you want to tell us the show is canceled? Try telling a story sometime.

@Garonne... The hype surrounding the ammonia cracker is just hot air? I'm afraid that hot air has spread to your brain!

Oh, Anne... now you are sorely mistaken. Until now, I held your opinions in high regard, but it seems you have now found new friends in Garonne and his ilk—as evidenced by the applause from that scum. If you are indeed the Anne I have known for many years, this truly hurts me deeply. I know you have endured much suffering regarding this stock in the past and have had some very bad experiences... but times have changed! I believe you are simply bitter—nothing more! I wish you every success in all your endeavors, and less bitterness. We will soon witness the rise of H-Power, and I firmly believe in that. That is the only thing you can hold against me. All the best! P.S.: You claim to have put me on your ignore list, but I take that with a grain of salt; you reacted far too emotionally to my post. I know how to read people, which is why I feel particularly sorry for you. Once again, all the best; life is beautiful—bitterness makes you old and ugly!

@ Anne... with your post, you seem to want to motivate others to follow your lead and sell their shares—the idea being that, *assuming it works*, one could then buy back in at the bottom. But where exactly *is* the bottom? When will the news that is actually in the pipeline finally arrive? When will the identity of the S&P partner be revealed? Incidentally, I suspect that when the partner's name is announced, we’ll also get details on a few specific projects. And if that turns out to be the case... things could move very fast. It’s playing with fire, to be sure—but good luck nonetheless; that’s what makes the stock market tick. I certainly don’t want to miss that pivotal day. If things suddenly take off and those who sold are forced to buy their shares back at a much higher price, the resulting profit—relative to the risk taken—will be laughably small. Of course, there’s a big difference between being able to quickly move hundreds of thousands of pounds around, and operating as an "average" retail investor. One thing is certain: with AFC, you always need nerves of steel—whether you’re selling or holding. That becomes a lot easier, however, if you’re truly convinced by the H-Power Roadmap and the leadership of John Wilson. I highly recommend checking out LinkedIn; take a look at which pages and topics the company's executives are engaging with, and you’ll be able to form your own picture of the situation. It’s more gripping than any book you could read—and you’ll gain some valuable insights in the process!

That’s exactly right—as success grows, this riffraff will disappear from here... Everyone here has seen right through them! Losers!

Ade1234... since you seem to struggle with reading, let me give you a hand; I wrote: "...our fuel cells are likely located inside there... Please verify this for yourselves once again..." I explicitly asked the readers to verify this themselves; I fail to see any lie there—unless, of course, one were to forcibly try to interpret one into it. Now, simply enjoy the rest of the journey—that is what truly matters. The market decides what is right and what is wrong!

Ade1234... for you and your slow mind, here it is again—so you can take notes: read my explanation regarding the post about Nifty. Feel free to take two days to grasp it—and if a miracle occurs, you might actually understand it!

@Hydro... regarding the fuel cells used at Nifty: in my previous post, I specifically asked others to verify this for themselves, as I was unsure about it and did not present the use of those fuel cells as a definitive fact. Yet, in your simplistic way of thinking, you seized this opportunity to smear me as a liar—a move that is crude, deliberate, and betrays an intention that is all too easy to see through. I have since re-examined the circumstances and confirmed that the fuel cells from AFC Energy are indeed *not* installed in the model currently on display. The market is in flux; technology is constantly being rescaled and adapted to new conditions. The truth is, we know very little about the actual contracts and agreements in place. What is becoming abundantly clear, however, are the positive prospects for AFC Energy / H-Power. The coming months will demonstrate that we are achieving the milestones outlined in our roadmap; at that point, John Wilson’s statement will be vindicated: "I have never worked for a company with so much potential." Have a great day, everyone!

Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/niftyliftusa-sp45h2e-hydrogenelectric-ugcPost-7455640071745118208--qG0?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAADhXRG0BLoKf9_pZbHWAV4opL1qwIhaFQno

In fact, our fuel cells are likely located inside there...Check this out for yourselves again...If the roadmap comes to fruition, the whole thing is scarcely imaginable anymore...

AFC Energy’s (soon to be H-Power plc) strategic focus currently lies heavily on the rollout of its new LC30 units—an initiative being realized primarily through the joint venture Speedy Hydrogen Solutions. The long-awaited Speedy Hire V2 contracts are closely tied to the successful validation of this new, significantly more cost-effective generation of units. In parallel, Tamgo remains the crucial gateway to the market in the MENA region; the company has officially designated 2026 as the year in which its existing pipeline is to be converted into firm orders, with initial deliveries expected to take place within the current year.

Regarding the mysterious S&P 500 partner, their identity remains under wraps due to strict confidentiality agreements; however, the first phase of the Joint Development Agreement (JDA) has been successfully completed, and negotiations regarding the commercial implementation of the next phase are already underway. While there has been less specific news recently regarding the ICL update, the collaboration in the field of fuel cell stacks remains an integral part of the company’s long-term technology roadmap.

A key milestone is the progress made in LC30 production: thanks to the solidified partnership with *Volex plc*, scaling efforts have been accelerated, resulting—according to company figures—in a remarkable 85% reduction in manufacturing costs; this represents a decisive factor for securing future firm contracts. Rounding out the portfolio is the HY-5 Cracker, which is regarded as the strategic flagship product for 2026. Delivery of the first containerized units is scheduled for late 2026, with the attainment of CE marking—the next formal milestone—imminent.

Daz9643... The fact that you would go and hide fits your character perfectly. I stand by AFC Energy / H-Power; I am impressed by the technology, the strategy, and the foresight demonstrated under the leadership of John Wilson. Just a few more pieces of the puzzle are missing, and then we will have a beautiful picture.

Daz9643... Why can't you be happy about the rising price? To me, that makes you a truly pitiable person—you poor thing.

Daz9643... It is actually part of the strategy that the scope of the crackers was expanded—and that is why the delay occurred. If there is ever anything you don't understand, please feel free to ask; that is perfectly human, and we are happy to help! And now, finally, enjoy the price surge!

@ Garonne... you big crybaby! You shouldn't mistake the current silence for inaction. Sure, the waiting is annoying—and the share price currently reflects that impatience—but John Wilson isn't the type for hollow PR platitudes. He has proven often enough in the past that he keeps his eye on the big picture and doesn't jump the gun just to give sentiment a short-term boost.

The fact that information regarding the S&P partner is taking its time suggests shrewd strategy rather than a lack of direction. Wilson prefers to proceed with tactical intelligence and deliver a watertight result, rather than weakening his negotiating position with half-baked news. Anyone familiar with his track record knows this: when he delivers, it’s with real substance. The "missing fireworks" you’re complaining about are simply being professionally wired up behind the scenes right now—to ensure that, in the end, they really go off with a bang.