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oh sorry DW i read ' to initiate the mass manufacture of electrode capability' as that we were preparing for mass manufacture, i must have misread it.

isnt this deja vu ?

Electrode Order and Fuel Cell Update

Wed, 6th Dec 2017 07:00
RNS Number : 4870Y
AFC Energy Plc
06 December 2017

6 December 2017

AFC Energy PLC

("AFC Energy" or the "Company")

First Commercial Electrode Order by AFC Energy with De Nora and Fuel Cell Technology Update

Highlights

· First commercial order of cathodes placed by AFC Energy with Industrie De Nora ("De Nora") to initiate the mass manufacture of electrode capability and to ensure quality controls are in place to ensure consistency with smaller scale testing - first delivery expected by mid-December 2017.

Who can guess the correct answer how many of these phrases Adam Bond has used ?

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The only thing we have learnt from the RNS is that the electrode on test is still working 1 year on, nothing else has changed, we knew a contract would soon be signed with De Nora as that has been on the cards for months now.
Ideally the real world testing would be as close to the simulation as possible, the fact that the electrode is performing better than expected may not necessarily be a good thing as it means the computer modelling is wrong and they need to find out why the electrode is performing better.

Reading it again, it means the Joint Development Agreement is expected to be signed imminently, irrespective of whether there is an extension, this will be good news when this is announced.

Well as it's only a possible extension of the existing JDA who knows ??? First they have to decide if there will be an extension.
Once again, clear as mud.

Long term holders are fed up with hearing potential, 12 years is more than enough time for potential, we want news of revenue and profit, words that are Alien to AFC

And we’ll have a brand new website with products for sale, masses of orders for the EV charger and possibly the diesel genset, either that or they’ll be several people with egg on their face.

Anthansius, i'm putting my positive head on today, from the half year report on the 26th July this was mentioned -
improved and expanded website with greater emphasis on customers, products and solutions.
although no timescales were mentioned...
I've re-read the report and it does instill confidence even if we only pull some of it off.

Sharesport touched on this subject last week, sound smore interesting than the EV chargers to me ! Article dated 16th August.

A £130m collaboration contract between three companies has been signed, confirming plans to open up 11 new plastic recycling sites across the UK using pioneering technology to convert unrecyclable plastic into hydrogen.

PowerHouse Energy Group, the company behind the technology, and waste infrastructure developer Peel Environmental have revealed plans for 10 new sites alongside the previously announced project at Protos Energy Park in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. The recycling sites, or ‘Plastic Parks’, will use a process technology known as Distributed Modular Gasification (DMG) to convert unrecyclable plastic into hydrogen and reduce landfill waste, and the projects will be developed by energy-from-waste firm Waste2Tricity.

DMG was developed by PowerHouse Energy and first certified in November 2018. The technology has the potential to convert waste plastic, end-of-life tyres and other waste materials into EcoSynthesis gas which can go on to produce clean energy – hydrogen, electricity and other industrial products.

Myles Kitcher, Managing Director of Peel Environmental, commented: “Hydrogen is increasingly being seen as a vital part of our journey to zero carbon. This deal could be transformational in delivering a UK first technology that can generate local sources of hydrogen but also provide a solution to plastic waste. As a business we’re looking at solutions for all plastics with a vision for these facilities to sit alongside recycling and recovery.”

The process is being pioneered in the North West but Kitcher has suggested that local authorities across the country could benefit from the technology in order to treat waste plastic more sustainably and meet climate change targets. John Hall, Managing Director of Waste2Tricity, added: “Along with the magnitude of this project and a formal collaboration with Peel, we expect there will be increased investor interest who want to support this revolutionary technology across the UK.”

Now that the companies have come to an agreement, the wheels are in motion to confirm detailed planning consent at the 54 hectare (134 acre) Protos site in the forthcoming weeks

You joke about it, but I bought AFC shares originally through E-Trade, they were bought out by TD Waterhouse and then iii, so I could easily lose the plot. Glad you're still smiling :)

Definitely not deliberate, sometimes my memory lets me down, I don't have a motive as some people think and I'll be the first to congratulate AFC when we are finally commercial. We are all in this together, some of us for years !

Yes you should all follow Notes and put me on ignore and only read all the positive posts.

DW, as a rule of thumb, where AFC state the following timescales use the substitute -
days - substitute weeks
weeks - months
months - years
years - decades
in the near future, shortly, imminently, soon - we don't know

hope that helps :)

Correction, was cathodes,

First commercial order of cathodes placed by AFC Energy with Industrie De
Nora ("De Nora") to initiate the mass manufacture of electrode capability and
to ensure quality controls are in place to ensure consistency with smaller
scale testing - first delivery expected by mid-December 2017.
· Recently completed design refinements and on-going testing of

We placed a large electrode order ages ago, did we ever receive them ?

You’re also assuming they lost money on the sale, the price was dropped to under 4p last week so they could have bought them and trade not reported, anything is possible on AIM

Jgbb’s words were in the not too distant future, he didn’t say what future, maybe it was the future for planet earth. A bit like scientists predicting an asteroid will wipe out all life on earth in the not too distant future.

Thanks Bumble. I don’t for one minute think you would make things up. If the Southern deal is dependent on reaching 4 year longevity doesn’t that then throw into question the reason why the deal has stalled ?

Nowhere in this RNS does it mention subject to PLACE being achieved-
26 July 2018



AFC Energy PLC



("AFC Energy" or the "Company")





Southern Oil Refinery Update - Receipt of Non-Refundable Deposit



AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), the industrial fuel cell power company, is pleased to confirm receipt of a non-refundable deposit from Southern Oil Refinery Pty Ltd ("Southern Oil") as referred to in the Company's announcement of 12 July 2018.

The Company will now commence the necessary engineering activities with Southern Oil to confirm the scale and final costing of the AFC Energy fuel cell system to be located in Queensland, Australia. The proceeds from the deposit will be used to fund the conduct of the engineering activities and AFC Energy's associated costs.

We expect this initial engineering work to be concluded by late September / early October 2018 following which we will proceed to a confirmed purchase order for the installation of the system which we expect to be fully installed and available for operation and supply of clean energy to the Southern Oil refinery by the end of the first half 2019.

Further updates will be made concerning progress of this project in the fourth quarter of 2018.