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Hi just like in South Africa with load shedding could we help in the UK ? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33527967

I can understand trying to tackle the industrial size units first. But don't understand why you would rule out the domestic units. I feel tesla model is too small for prolonged use in a family if needed without having to adapt a home with all new Energy saving appliances and I agree with Graham if you set deadlines and you missed them and explanation is not too much to ask for.

Hi you was passionate about this share you gave me the in fusee as am to research it and believe in it where have you gone ????????????????

Maybe someone should contact him and letting know what we do. Taking solar to Africa http://cleantechnica.com/2015/07/12/akon-bringing-solar-power-to-africa/

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-07-10/buffett-backed-byd-enters-power-storage-market-in-australia

Hi I thought we had left 4p behind us was hoping for an uplift have been topping up lately now wishing I had waited a little bit longer this share does not fail to disappoint with such promising technology ?

Hi where is everyone ?

I keep topping up my holding with this company in hope of that exciting day they complete the journey

Same old same old not much going on here

Have a look at this http://www.afr-h2-p.com/2015/07/siemens-pictures-of-future-electrolysis.html?m=1

I agree with you but what is the value of the patent in reality has to be more than £50m what do you think the minimum it is worth? Does the patient stop any one make something similar?

I recall VHS and Betamax as an example one was technically better but lost the battle.

Hi I do not look for short-term fixes but long-term potential in a company. I believe in the technology - what I do not want to happen is years and years of dragging our heels trying to make the best product for someone else to bring out a product and capitalise on The market space which we should be doing with our technology. Tesla has just released a domestic battery pack. there are far bigger companies out there with far more resources than us that could bring out large-scale battery packs that would probably not be the same or better than ours and would have more issues Long term but could have a sticker saying Panasonic or Sony or Apple on them. i agree design a product, test it and make sure it works then publicise, show off and sell it and become an Apple a Sony or a Panasonic. The Company continues to not keep to deadlines and do not inform us why. This doesn't builds trust and confidence. if there are delays tell us there is a delay and tell us that you're fixing it so we do not make assumptions.

Hi some one needs to tell the team to look at how AFC keep share holders up to date with pics and news get your act together no news is not good news

The share price is mad but it's better than a market cap of 10 million not so long ago the company needs to get sales quickly to prove to you investors the technology has the potential we believe it has

Hi with a MCAP of £160m = about 50/60p per-share valuation by next year or are my maths wrong and why £160 million?

I hope that a company can get their act together publicise and sell their product as good as their product is

http://www.energizerresources.com/vanadium/vanadium-and-batteries

I was not aware of any temperature issues that would drain the battery and from pumps ex

Is this all right what he is saying Hi Boo, thanks for the reply! I am always interested in better more efficient energy forms that could possibly overtake the current multiple Lithium applications. As far as I am aware, apart from batteries, there are no other commonalities shared between the two metals. The threat to Li you refer to is thus based purely on the single aspect of the battery. Fortunately for Lithium then we should at least be safe in the near future with the remaining 99 other applications. Apart from fellow posters comments on the poor energy density etc. The role where VRB's are being considered, are currently very limited and only due to it's very rapid response time to supplement variable power applications, makes it a useable application such as for entirely off grid, variable wind & solar supplemental power. The electrolyte is very expensive but it's stability allows for safety as a plus. It is driven or powered as pumped power, in other words needs a start energy and consumes some of it's own energy continually to deliver output. Additional power is required for critical temperature control. In short, the VRB may eventually prove to be useable on remote & isolated off grid applications (remote islands) if and when a number of issues can be overcome! Therefore, when comparing the flow battery with the multitude of battery types, sizes & shapes and uses in which Li is the standard, it implies no near threat in any aspect. The battery does not allow for standby modes without energy loss i.e. power leakage/loss. It is neither suitable for on grid storage applications and it's power to weight ratio makes it unsuitable for EV's. In short, the suitability of the technology if the largest challenges can be overcome, only has limited applications. Frankly I have to admit, I still fail to see the overall threat to Lithium as you mentioned?