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Recognizing the pivotal role of mains power in decarbonisation, Keltbray has replaced fuel generators with Temporary Building Supply (TBS) on several major London construction sites. This bold move has yielded remarkable results:

rather than **** me off why not actually read the article. keltbray are meant to be a partner yet in the report nowhere does it mention hydrogen fuel cells.

the unique and less accessible project location necessitated the use of portable battery technology for successful completion.

From the mains Md

Sorry my post offended you all, you should all put your blinkers back on and pretend in the future all construction sites will be powered by AFC fuel cells.

Why are diesel generators used ?

Because it’s cheaper to use them than to electrify the site, however as the LinkedIn post says Keltbray are as standard providing electrification to sites as standard. If you can’t see the implications for this then that’s your problem.

Keltbray has reached a new milestone in decarbonising our sites.

Our Environmental Services project team working on Heathrow's Cargo Tunnels, successfully powered the complete scope of works using only battery and electric equipment.

Our utilities team have made site electrification a standard practice across the Group, coordinating the efficient supply of our power requirements spanning our diverse portfolio of works.

If sites can be electrified then fuel cells not needed.

We all remember very recently Jonnyboys ‘topped up again at these crazy prices’ at plus 20p and how much he loved AFC, loved AFC, loved Robin lol, now disappeared too embarrassed to show his face, and that was before Robin buggered off

Very true Garonne, he clearly believes 67p is way overpriced so you have to question why he’s here. Atm 15p is overpriced with only £200k revenue after 15 years in business and even less for the next year as that included revenue from Extreme E. No system sales and joint venture under proposal, not really much commercial traction after years of spouting commercial traction continues to grow.

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So apart from a ‘proposed’ joint venture with Speedy we’ve got 8000hrs rental….that £200k revenue is starting to look generous.

Maggie, do you not realise that the first thing new investors would think when they see your spamming is why are there so many negative posters that follow AFC 😂, you’re actually not helping your cause by highlighting that there are so many disgruntled shareholders.

Great Escala, until you said ‘- That AFC is a risk. But the maximum downside is 14p a share, and the maximum upside is potentially much higher. ’

Actually the maximum downside is 0p but hey ho.

Yes the gov grant is good news, and the speedy jv too, but, £200k revenue after all these years is shocking, revenue has to start ramping up urgently. All we actually have right now are the power towers which are too small and unstable, it’s a start but AFC cannot survive in its current form just delivering power towers. The 50kva system for Acciona should be straight forward and the sooner this can be finished and delivered the better. The ABB system is still not a guarantee as we’ve seen in the past and could go the same way as Julich, very disappointing that we get no updates on where we actually are with the system other than will be ready at year end, comments like that don’t instil confidence. Robin leaving is a bad sign, especially since we also had 2 ex caterpillar sales guys and the Rolec guy also both leave and ex employee reviews of AFC seem to support a problem with management.

Bond has to get the terms of the agreement right with Speedy and has to deliver this time and keep us updated ! If he does this the negativity will die down as the sp goes up.

They have spare 100kW system that should have gone to Julich, no takers ?

Not sure where those figures for Speedy come from, certainly not from their financial report. Revenue for the last 3 years fy22 £387m fy21 £332m fy20 £372m, PBT fy22 £30m fy21 £18m fy20 £30m so no ‘clearing out’ ready for AFC.

Imagine investing an inheritance in AFC energy shares and locking the paper certificates in a safe and watching the value be decimated by a CEO who you have total trust in yet fail to see blindingly obvious errors of judgment.

Err mCap pegged at 500m Haggis ?

I think you’ll find they’re expecting the sp to go lower, with the interims out the way, now no news until end of the year.

When Extreme E was announced the happy clappy club (HCC) we’re all whoops and cheers and wow massive news, when we lost the contract it was no big deal.

Same with Robin, ‘he’s come from ABB, he’ll be able to open doors and will know exactly the status of our 200kW system, now he’s left, no big deal. I bet he did know exactly the status of the system and compared that to what Bond is telling investors and thought ‘Nah’

I said not long ago ON HERE that Robin has gone quiet on LinkedIn and it’s not good news, but I just lie and spout rubbish because I’m a basher, unfortunately a correct basher. That’s what, at least 4 salespeople now with zero sales between the lot of them.

Look at Bonds claims from the past !

AB once said if you look back far enough he was targeting 5c per kW !