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NoNews the 🤡, a paddle board and an England flag doesn’t make a yacht

Would love to see them actually meet up, Mrsjamo turns up on her super yacht and Ade turns up on his paddle board

I would say if we don’t have news by the end of June then the first timescale given by the new management will have been missed and we will be back to same old AFC of broken promises and the sp will slide.

And yea you can see I have discredited AFC over the years and rightly so !

NoNews the 🤡, whether it was true or not, you believed it and YOU POSTED ‘So obviously big contracts about to be signed off.’ YOU, NOBODY ELSE.

Admit it, the fact is, you have now changed your mind and are now saying you think it will be July until we get news.

On the 7th May NoNews you posted this you absolute conman liar - remember posting this ?

AGM important information!7 May 2025 12:20

The possibility of big news is not in ghe future. It was stated by management at the meeting that although Ammonia crackers will be producing Revenue from 2026. That there will be significant news released regarding customers & partners in the next couple of months. This was stated by Management at the AGM on 23rd April 2025. So obviously big contracts about to be signed off.

July 😂. Last week you was saying within the next month. 🤡,

As of May 2025, numerous companies worldwide are actively developing ammonia cracking technologies to facilitate the conversion of ammonia into hydrogen, a critical step in advancing clean energy solutions. These efforts span various scales and applications, reflecting the growing importance of ammonia as a hydrogen carrier.  

Key Companies and Developments

1. Höegh Evi and Wärtsilä Gas Solutions

• Developed the world’s first floating ammonia-to-hydrogen cracker, capable of producing up to 210,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually.

• The modular design allows integration into floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs) and dedicated floating hydrogen terminals.

• This project is part of Norway’s Green Platform program and aims to support Europe’s hydrogen import targets by 2030.  

2. AFC Energy and Hyamtec

• AFC Energy launched Hyamtec, a subsidiary focused on commercializing modular ammonia cracker technology.

• Hyamtec targets applications in industrial heat generation, power generation, marine, mining sectors, and fuel cell transport.

• The technology offers low-cost, scalable, on-demand hydrogen production.  

3. Siemens Energy

• Involved in supplying ammonia crackers for various projects, including a contract with Yara International for its Porsgrunn plant in Norway, expected to be operational in 2026. 

4. Thyssenkrupp Uhde

• Awarded a contract to build a new ammonia cracker for Ammonia Serv in Brunsbüttel, Germany, with operations expected to commence in 2026. 

5. Fertiberia

• Investing €150 million to construct a new ammonia cracker in Puertollano, Spain, slated to produce 1,000 tonnes of ammonia per day starting in 2025. 

6. AMOGY Inc.

• Pioneering ammonia-fueled microturbines paired with cracker units, focusing on decarbonizing heavy-duty vehicles and supply chains. 

7. Air Liquide and KBR Inc.

• Both companies are active in developing medium to large-scale ammonia cracking technologies, contributing to the advancement of hydrogen production infrastructure. 

8. AFC Energy

• Beyond Hyamtec, AFC Energy has launched an ammonia cracker technology platform aimed at producing green hydrogen at scale, addressing challenges in hydrogen generation, storage, and transport. 

9. Duiker Combustion Engineers

• Specializes in turnkey ammonia cracking solutions for fertilizer producers, contributing to the diversification of ammonia cracker applications. 

10. OCI

• Investing €200 million to expand its ammonia cracker in Geleen, the Netherlands, aiming to increase capacity by 20%. 

These developments indicate a robust and growing global effort to enhance ammonia cracking capabilities, essential for the efficient and scalable production of hydrogen to meet future energy demands.

This is exactly what happened when Bond was in charge, we were led to believe we had world leading products, the competition worked quietly in the background and then leapfrogged us while we were still in the starting blocks so we release a new world leading product, the cracker, it’s beginning to look like this is going the same way !

Exhibiting fuel cell generators that cost more to build than they’re being sold for and a cracker that isn’t ready yet, should be a good show.

‘Which is great, this means that at the moment if you sell, you can not buy them back cheaper than you sold.

Looking good.’

Not looking so good now is it. But then you have to say that because you topped up recently.

From 2009 no less.

AFC Non-Platinum Electrodes Perform on a Par with Platinum-based Electrodes in Field Test

13 October 2009

AFC Energy PLC, the UK-based developer of low-cost alkaline fuel cells, successfully completed a field test of its first-generation, non-platinum electrodes at AkzoNobel’s chlor–alkali plant in Bitterfeld, Germany. During the test AFC Energy’s fuel cell system fed electricity into AkzoNobel’s grid, on a par with previous field tests using platinum-based electrodes.

An upgrade to AFC Energy’s development facility is now close to completion. This upgrade is aimed at reducing the time taken to develop and optimize electrode materials and to enable the company to rapidly manufacture sufficient electrodes for its initial requirements. The iteration time to prepare new electrode materials, manufacture electrodes, test them, analyze them and review their performance is now a matter of hours rather than days as it was prior to the upgrade. The Company now has the capability to manufacture, depending upon the precise process details, up to 1,000 electrodes per day in house.

The next significant phase of development is the continuing improvement to electrode and system performance towards its full design specification. In parallel with this work, the upgraded development facility and the recruitment of additional staff has enabled AFC Energy to accelerate development of its large fuel cell system which is designed to work at up to 50 kilowatts. The company now expects the 50 kW System to be ready for field trials as early as the first calendar quarter of 2011. This 50 kW System will be the building block for large scale, multi-megawatt installations.

JW has said we need to cut the manufacturing costs by 2/3s, so if we had delivered the order to Niftylift it would have been at a loss. That’s why I firmly believe it was never delivered. We didn’t even get confirmation that the design had been finalised at a time when Bond was RNSing everything

Come on NoNews, I know you’re up. Where’s that RNS ?

Yes NoNews I’m fully aware of the RNS stating we have an order from Niftylift. Please provide a link to an RNS confirming AFC have delivered that order, it would need to be RNS’d because it would be price sensitive being the first time AFC would have delivered an integrated fuel cell module. What ? You can’t ? Because there isn’t one ? Sorry, who’s the liar ? You are.

NoNews spreading lies again, nowhere in chapter 6 does it say they are using AFC fuel cells in the Niftylift, yes we all know Niftylift have hydrogen powered lifts but they had those BEFORE THE AFC ORDER.

NoNews have you finally conceded that the order for Niftylift due for delivery early this year has not been delivered and the fuel cells in use ? How many times did you falsely claim they were ?

Yes very interesting article ! Stockopedia said in cases of cluster buying the sp typically rose by 2% per month lol.

StockChump that’s a very weak come back for you, you’re out of practice.

Yes very interesting article ! Stockopedia said in cases of cluster buying the sp typically rose by 2% per month lol.