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Once there’s a national hydrogen pipeline there’ll be no need for crackers, and AFCs TCO that relies on cheap hydrogen because the CAPEX is so high will be too high, they need to ‘crack on !’

Read the RNS’s it’s all there !

Also Son, a big difference for me is that AFC have validation from TAMGO that we have a saleable product, it must surely be when not if TAMGO make their first sale, and with Extreme H approaching that would be excellent timing for deals to be announced. This is a real partnership not like the fake partnerships that Bond used to announce that we’re really just supplier agreements

A bit more info in this article -

The FIA Extreme H World Cup today announced Tamgo, The Machinery Group LLC, as the Official Clean Energy Infrastructure Provider that will deliver a cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cell system and full operational support to power the race site of the world’s first hydrogen racing series.

“At the heart of this partnership is the AFC Energy 200kW hydrogen-powered, liquid-cooled fuel cell system – a breakthrough technology engineered in the UK to deliver dependable clean power at scale and distributed exclusively in Saudi Arabia and 16 countries across the Middle East and East Africa by Tamgo. Integrated with a 145KWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), and weighing 3,000kg, the powerhouse unit is designed to support demanding environments and large-scale events like Extreme H and will deliver reliable, zero-emission power with no noise pollution, setting a new benchmark for sustainable event power worldwide.”

Quite a few differences Son,

This time AFC aren’t spending a fortune supporting the race

TAMGO own the unit and are showcasing it for potential customers

It’s a 200kW unit

Posts on here have dried up because there’s not much to talk about, not sure why you think lots of posts on here equals good news for AFC.

Anyway, TAMGO just posted this -

As we approach the Extreme E & H events in Riyadh, we are proud to build on TAMGO’s appointment as the official Clean Energy Infrastructure Provider.

At the Al-Qiddiya site, the AFC Energy unit is now up and running. This marks an important step in the preparations for the inaugural race and reflects the strength of our partnership. Above all, it highlights our purpose of delivering the ultimate customer experience, which we pursue through innovation and operational excellence.

The road to Extreme H is underway, and we are excited for what lies ahead.

 #TAMGO #ExtremeH #AFCEnergy #Vision2030 #Innovation

Literally only 6 days ago Garonne, you posted -

‘ Think23 Sep 2025 08:36

This might be about to surge! The TAMGO article posted here was very positive and a tacit endorsement of AFC's products. I've just added more in the hope AFC will join the recent upward trend being experienced by other green hydrogen stocks. 🤞 Some positive news would also help!’

6 days !

We’ve heard a chestnut like that before from Bond wanting to use free waste hydrogen, the only problem was by the time AFC had a system the hydrogen was no longer free

Don’t let facts get in the way of a good ramp !

AFC’s cracker isn’t megawatt scale though is it ?

Look what happened when they tried to scale up the holy grail Alkamem, it failed miserably and was dropped. StockChump surely you can do better than that ?

No, the article clearly says ‘start-up hopes it new cracking technology…and…Norwegian start-up Pherousa.

Spoiler alert - AFC isn’t the only company out there with ammonia crackers.

What’s that smell ?

You know when Garonne buys more it’s tin hat time, his timing is as good as mine

Bit of a spat going on there over on LinkedIn…

For me, having cost parity with diesel is an added bonus as I don’t think anyone here a few years ago even dreamed we would be near parity, it was always about net zero, noise and emission free generators.

Volume has been ramping up, probably news leak, personally I’d prefer not to see news for another week as the sp always drops after the news has been digested.

All the rampers were saying it’s the short positions but since they’ve reduced it hasn’t made any difference so I wonder what they’ll come up with next.

They could have dressed up

I feel sorry for Aldebarans missus with his failure to get excited

This is really promising, what I particularly like is that AFC haven’t RNS’d it as the new management don’t deem it a big deal like Bond would have done.

He didn’t say they’re still in development he said R&D is over and it’s now about delivery, the 5 year plan he was referring to the larger crackers producing tonnes per day.