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For property owners, the ability to offer EV charging can provide an advantage. For a company like Harworth, who must be a prospective customer, they can see not only that the technology works as advertised but also see that a unit can be delivered and operating on the same day. Also, not being tethered to the grid means that there is no lag time waiting for power to be delivered to site and then installed. Finally, it also means that there is maximum flexibility in terms of where the charging station is located within the premises as, again, they do not have to take a grid connection into consideration. Meanwhile, we are at 22 on over 1MM shares.

"Join GO-Biz and the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) in Los Angeles on March 10th in person or via webinar to discuss ZEV permit streamlining. We will have experts from across the field to discuss electric vehicle charging and hydrogen refueling stations, working with utilities, permitting best practices, funding opportunities and Americans with Disabilities Act compliance. If you want your city or county to streamline their permitting, this workshop is for you."

https://cafcp.org/content/zero-emission-vehicle-permit-streamlining-workshop-march-10th-1000am-430pm-los-angeles-ca

The stock is up 300% from where it was flatlining only three months ago but much of what we get here is non-stop whining about what they could have done, or should be doing, or should be doing better. I guess we need not worry about anything happening to Adam Bond, as there are a dozen armchair CEO's right here on this board ready to step in and show us how much better they would be running the company if given the chance. LOL.

Taskmaster - breakout from the pennant is happening, nice call.

Southernhay - agreed. EV's are the way forward. I don't think anyone can say with certainty if, or at what point fuel cell vehicles will overtake/obsolete BEVs. I suspect there is room for both, at least for some period of time. One we thing we do know for sure is that massive investment is being made in battery gigafactories around the world and manufacturers will require a very compelling reason to move away from them. Again, not saying it can't or won't happen but don't think it's a question that needs an immediate answer, imo.

FCI - agreed, the roadshow should create more PR opportunities for sure and collateral for social media, etc.

CEO of DeNora "liked" this post on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/afc-energy-plc_hydrogen-ev-hydrogeneconomy-activity-6630042143333330944-TfrM

Photo here:
https://twitter.com/AFCEnergy/status/1224273527261532161?s=20

"Electric charging stations are lagging behind demand in popular areas such as car parks in a blow for motorists. The data revealed just 22 percent of car parks across the UK had at least one charging point, with an average of 0.94 points per shopping centre."
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1231890/electric-cars-uk-charging-stations-infrastructure-sales-dft

Lucky520 - check again:
https://twitter.com/AFCEnergy/status/1219601790498484224

"The Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management estimates that around 20 million charging points will be needed in the Netherlands by 2030, of which about a quarter will be in the public space. Minister Stientje van Veldhoven wants charging an electric car to be just as easy as charging a cell phone. " https://nltimes.nl/2020/01/20/20000-extra-electric-car-charging-points-ordered-3-municipalities

As for the raise, it has been anticipated on this message board for quite a while, so I don't think anyone is surprised to finally see it. As for the share price, what we have seen so far today is a test of the breakout level (20) which is the neckline of the inverse head and shoulders chart pattern. The volume is impressive and if the posts here are any indication, some are throwing in the towel to others who are seeing a growth story starting to get traction. The pullback from Friday's run is keeping the stock out of overbought territory which gives us room to run to the upside. It looks pretty healthy overall, imo.

http://schrts.co/SBMepbYD

Oops. The reference to P. Drew esq and his small amount of shares is still there, it's in the second paragraph though. This is the downside of having publicly-sourced reference material that can be edited by anybody...

Looks like someone is having some fun with the Wiki entry. I no longer see the reference to P. Drew esq in the first paragraph, but the second sentence of the first paragraph sounds like it was written by a prankster: "It recently has been doing amazingly in the London Stock Exchange.[1] "

Good to see Orimco taking a seat at the table. Should be enough cash to fund the exploration program and there's another ~$500K on the way according to the news release. Progress is slower than I had expected but that always seems to be the way.