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So we’ve had a couple of major RNS’s in the past few weeks. The first one awarding a government grant of £4 million and the second one announcing a joint venture with a major hire company in the UK. I therefore do not expect expect to be given a running commentary on the development work. We know what the end goals are, the new generator for construction will have four times the power output and we are aiming to reduce costs by 50%. The ABB unit is for 200 kw, large enough to open up new data centre and marine applications.

I do not expect any news now until September or October but we have many irons in the fire and we could be pleasantly surprised by further announcements. Those who are shorting this stock could be badly burned. I am still intrigued by the need for a mandarin speaker at AFC.

I have so much to learn about AFC from the likes of Melvin. He has after all been a member of this board from March 2023. Very much doubt that he is a shareholder. Constantly posts negativity.

Garonne states ‘they clearly have nothing tangible’. Is that why ABB have purchased a fuel cell at an overall cost of £2 million plus an immediate £2 million in investment. Is that why some of the world’s largest construction companies are trailing AFC equipment.

AFC are involved in the highly complex design of bespoke fuel cells at this stage. Once proven they will be mass produced therefore reducing costs and further increasing demand.

You’re wrong Ade, Itm up 10% today because of the news they released on Monday. Orders are being placed in the hydrogen economy, only a matter of time before we have our turn in the limelight.

Be interesting to see if they keep increasing their shorts or will they run to the hills after today’s RNS. Global picture not looking great for the climate change deniers. Across the whole sector a big rise today. Regardless of whether AFC make an imminent announcement the shorters need to remember that a rising tide lifts all ships

It’s just summer say the climate skeptics. Why would such people even post on a chat board for an alternative energy company? Are they working in the interests of big oil or are they just trying to make money by shorting?

We have just had the hottest week in terms of global temperatures and whilst the weather currently in the UK might be below average there is no denying that it reached 40degrees last summer and the current heatwaves in southern Europe are hotter and lasting longer than any before. Landslides, forest fires, flash floods and droughts are all becoming more regular occurrences. One billion people live in areas at risk of desertification but some morons look out their windows, see it’s raining and think everything is ok.

It’s not ok and it needs to change.

I would be surprised if they had gone for a pem, I believe they need 5 9’s purity. On the website it states that the new S series are suitable for use with carrier fuels. I don’t think any of the ammonia crackers are capable of delivering that yet although I think that there is a company in Denmark working on developing one.

At some stage and hopefully sooner rather than later the government will do more than merely pay lip service to climate change. Record temperatures across southern Europe and America will soon start hitting the economies of the worst affected countries. When people’s home insurances start to rise rapidly either due to increased risk of subsidence or fire, when tourist hot spots are literally too hot for tourists, the cost of fuel cells against combustion engines will seem insignificant.

I guess all those getting excited about a falling share price in hydrogen companies don’t see any need to change the status quo. Fortunately there are companies like AFC and ITM who are providing solutions. I look forward to future success, rising sales, profits, cleaner air. The road might be bumpy but the direction is clear.

I think those shorts will be closed pretty quick if AFC announce a collaboration with a company in east Asia. Keep an eye on the vacancies section of the website.

Difficult market, ITM announced positive news today and yet are still down. I remain hopeful of AFC landing a major contract with ABB or Acconia before September.

Something is going on here hopefully !Interesting job vacancy for a Mandarin speaking test engineer on the Afc website. Focus on the east Asia market? Maybe, just maybe Afc could surprise us all

What a terrible comparison to make, 500 or so people drowned in that incident and yet to try to use it to further your own financial ends. No further comment needed

The AGM was held at the end of April, the genuine investors who attended were made aware that they should not expect a running commentary on every delivery. We were informed of further fuel cell development I.e. more powerful units and ones that were shaped like traditional diesel generators that are currently used on site. I left the AGM more confident about the company’s future but not expecting imminent news.

It’s obvious that the derampers on this site are trying to spread fear. Do not associate lack of news with lack of progress. Those who know, KNOW, and those who don’t understand that should move on.

The darkest hour is just before the dawn.

Why is 12 p such an important figure for you Ade. If you were a genuine investor surely you’d want the share price to rise by 25% rather than fall by it. Is 12p a target that you suddenly receive some kind of bonus.

If you’re not invested why not focus on another of the thousands of stocks that are available.

Desertwhatever who do you think appointed the technical team. Either you think the buck stops with AB or you don’t. You can’t have it both ways. When sales come and they will I’ve no doubt you’ll credit the sales force but not the guy at the top.

FYI I’m no great fan of Adam Bond as I think that the company’s investor relations have been poor but I acknowledge the fact that he raised a significant amount of funds for the company at a far higher share price than we currently sit. I believe the market sector AFC are targeting is going to be fruitful and we have some great scientists/engineers who are working hard to enhance the value of the company.

I certainly would not like to be a construction worker switching on a diesel generator in NYC today. We are close to the tipping point but if you don’t have faith in the leadership of the company I can’t understand why you don’t invest elsewhere. I have attended two AGM’s and at neither did I detect a clamour for a change of leadership.

If AB was as incompetent as some on here make him out to be it’s a wonder that he is able to get ABB to part with 4 million pounds. That he is able to get a relatively small company in Surrey links/trials with leading construction companies not just in Britain but abroad as well.

Why would anyone in their right mind not buy now. The climate crisis is an imminent threat to humanity. Only yesterday Japan announced a major increase in investment in hydrogen, today over 400 wildfires are burning in Canada. The money men of Wall Street are seeing the impacts of global warming up close but our usual trolls are still trying to force a cheaper buy in by trying to spread their incessant gloom.

RE: Adam Bond saidToday 10:18

According to moneysponge only 2 million in sales which of course is true at present however there’s the possibility of a sale of a further 9 units to ABB albeit at a discount and assuming that the technology works. If it does work then sales in the region of £30 million the following year would seem to be a reasonable assumption.

I guess it simply comes down to people’s attitude to risk and whether they believe an energy transition is under way.

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According to moneysponge only 2 million in sales which of course is true at present however there’s the possibility of a sale of a further 9 units to ABB albeit at a discount and assuming that the technology works. If it does work then sales in the region of £30 million the following year would seem to be a reasonable assumption.

I guess it simply comes down to people’s attitude to risk and whether they believe an energy transition is under way.