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When Luca Buonerba, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer said look at the AFC share price I don’t think he was thinking it was inflated. But hey the guy only works for one of the biggest electro chemical company in the world so what would he know eh?
Bsac a legend in his own tea time....

100 supermarkets giving away free charging.
And thats why a leading supermarket chain visited AFC as they know the grid will struggle with future uptake. So glad you pointed that out...

Someone mentioned heat pumps earlier, they aren't shy about using electricity either. If you want to phase out gas boilers this will put further strain on the supply network.

Sam the plan is to use Andydous ammonia with a cracker. The H2 is easier for a travelling roadshow. This was stated on the day.

That was my thoughts epwhatif
If honour the amount in USD than that’s fine by me.

Yep that amazing alkamem is probably quite heavy, you could break your foot if you drop a roll on it...

Actually if you compare the hi speed broadband roll out to the electricity network upgrade you might find some comparisons as to what will happen.
Almost everyone wants high speed broadband and Openreach have responded. In 2000 the high speed initiative was started and its taken until 2018 to get to 95% of the population. Now consider that installing fibre optic cables in preexisting ducts and control cabinets is a significantly easier and cheaper process as well as the population being centred on major towns and cities and this has taken 18 years.
The charge network has many less users than broadband currently and must cater for charge points along the paths travelled by cars not at a fixed location with a known business model and payback. The grid investment will be exponentially bigger and the market unknown. Mobile and economic units will be able to enable change at a faster rate. Also with fibre networks, Openreach can pretty much control by pricing the data rate whereas the electricity network would have to cable and install transformers for the highest estimated use at the outset. That then could get really expensive.

13th, that would probably be the ultimatemate system. Come wind, rain , shine or fog you'll get a reliable charge for the battery bank.

From the UK governments EV driving change policy document.
54. Rather than increases to peak demand, the most problematic impacts of EVs on the electricity grid are likely to be experienced on distribution networks,118 where the majority of charge points are expected to be connected.119 If clusters of EV charge points emerge without sufficient planning and mitigation measures, then charging could overload local, low voltage networks, leading to power outages or ‘brown-outs’.120 The ‘My Electric Avenue’ EV trials found that that over 300,000 UK networks could be at risk of overloading from EV charging, with some local networks overloading when as little as 30–40% of customers charge their vehicle.121 Separate analysis by the Green Alliance has found that “as few as 6–8 cars charging in a small cluster, at peak time through dumb chargers, could result in significant disruptions to the local electricity distribution system.”122 The risk of overloading will vary according to local conditions–particularly the amount of ‘spare capacity’ that is available to deal with additional loads.123 Rural networks may be particularly at risk, since they typically have lower resilience (being connected to fewer neighbouring networks), and because motorists in rural areas are likely to rely heavily on home charging.

Doc7 if you press again you can de recommend

The arbiter of truth shall be the absence or presence of orders. The company have been approached by prospective customers and should the product fit the customers requirements then we should see orders. Its called business Bsac.
But the other issue is the fact this is only 1 aspect of AFC energys business. There is Alkamem entering a $1Billion market place with as De Nora out it was outstanding and the large stationary power production. New markets for the high density cell could be rail and shipping. So if you don't like AFC then don't invest.
As for anyone else looking in, do your research, lok at what other companies do in the fuel cell market and take an educated view. Because Bsacs view definitely isn't from education, its evolving to complaints of graphiti being a valid reason not to invest. Brains of an amoeba ....

Nap the $14m that used to be $20m USD?.....
And will they fund the decline?.....

Plug in hybrids where really a way to make battery motoring acceptable to the public based on the lack of charge infrastructure. In reality they are a compromise carrying the weight of an engine when on battery and a battery when on engine use. The market is/will shift to all electric as consumers become more comfortable with range and charge options.
I'm looking at a Taycan and I'm a petrol head! Times and technology are just moving on.

Was gonna stay away for a few days but hey ho...
Bumble, there may also be an advantage to the separate box design that you can put the fuel cell and fuel away from the end users and just house the battery cubicle adjacent to the charge posts. That way the fuel is away from the customers and the high current cables between the battery and charge post are kept shorter. Also, there could be the option of stacking the units in some locations. leaving a smaller ground footprint.

A post from Bsac on another BB
“ If you can see the potential here and ignore all the ’industrial challenges’ crap from our resident aggravator then today’s sp is still a bargain with a X2 potential from here in the short term. ”
Seems Bsac has a twin :-)

http://www.italimpianti.it/en/ammonia-cracker-dnh/
These units are 2.5-7KW depending on the gas production required.

Hi BB, I've never been fully happy with the front page and I need to update the content as well.
I'm gonna have a few days away from AFC and then I'll crack on and update it.

The other things you can see are trading flags like ALGO algorithmic trade

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/exchange-insight/trade-data.html?page=4&pageOffBook=0&fourWayKey=GB00B18S7B29GBGBXAMSM&formName=frmRow&upToRow=-1
If you look here you’ll see the trades.

If that was a dig at me, I’m not an ex investor...