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Are you now resenting your recent purchase Garonne, I fear you have again bought in at a peak having fallen for more of StockChumps ramping. His straight line graph appears to have had a malfunction today.

Of course they’ll buy it off you for 21.2p, it’s below the bud price. Prize clown 🤡

He probably has

If that’s the only pointer that StockChump uses as his investment strategy more fool him. He makes it sound that it’s SOOOO easy to make money just by looking at the amount of stock the MMs will take off you in one go, dangerous 🤡. Poor old Garonne has already been mugged off AGAIN by these antics, and you will all now have to suffer the consequences.

Whooppee do Ogggs, you mean like ABB ? How’s the share price doing since they bought in ? We had the same hysteria then too.

You’re all getting very carried away, we still have no commercial traction, we’ve got a joint venture where we may or may not have actually delivered any towers yet, no ongoing rentals via the partnership. We’ve probably had some interest from COP28 but that’s it ! We’re at 22p not £22 !

Yes DW Bond is the 5% of him that bought Twitter and then proceeded to trash it 😂

Mine too MPO having watched the video.

Correct Git, as StockChump pointed out yesterday ALL US HYDROGEN STOCKS WERE UP, so AFCs rise is purely sector driven.

That means there’s loads of free stock 🤡

And they’ve already containerised theirs, something we still have to do !

World’s first ammonia cracker ? Those were Bonds words, have a google as there are already modular ammonia crackers around

By Geofrey Njovu on June 4, 2023

The Ammogen project plans to deliver “transport-grade” hydrogen to a co-located hydrogen fueling station using H2Site’s integrated ammonia-to-hydrogen converter. Source: Ammogen.

Click to enlarge. The Ammogen project plans to deliver “transport-grade” hydrogen to a co-located hydrogen fueling station using H2Site’s integrated ammonia-to-hydrogen converter. Source: Ammogen.

Construction is underway for the Ammogen project, a 200kg per day ammonia to hydrogen demonstrator project which received £6.7m in funding from the UK’s Department of Energy and Next Zero last year.

Located at Tyseley Energy Park (TEP), a strategic energy and resource hub in the West Midlands, the project will convert renewable ammonia into hydrogen, which will be fed into a co-located hydrogen fueling station.

H2Site will supply its proprietary ammonia cracking technology for the project. The technology features a “unique palladium based membrane technology that can produce fuel cell purity hydrogen in one step using a containerised, modular” reactor. The project will be one of H2Site’s first deployment of the ammonia cracking technology.

Other members of the Ammogen consortium include professional services group Gemserv, technical services and EPC provider Equans, ammonia industry giant Yara and the University of Birmingham.

The Ammogen project aims to “improve the efficiency and economics of ammonia cracking” and “position ammonia cracking within UK political thinking”. The UK government has committed to have 10 GW of hydrogen capacity by 2030.

Just had a quick purge to report several misleading ramps, amazing how quickly they get removed

Fuel cell energy finished up 3.55% but it’s a totally meaningless post anyway for someone who is supposedly a long term investor. A long term investor who disappears for long periods of time, claims to keep his share certificates in a safe but then admitted to trading, has been called out for having multiple usernames while abusing others who have done the same, claims to only ever post FACTS but then claimed Helikon were keeping their short so they could hoover up all the cheap shares, who also stated a FACT that the company valuation was being pegged at a £500m Mcap, the guy is clearly a dunce.

For the same reason that everyone else posts on here, if people only posted to discuss developments this board would be dead with weeks on end without a single post, would you prefer that ?

Brettington I’ll be happy when Bond finally delivers something tangible that brings in revenue rather than inside tip offs that something big is happening

Seen it time and again, people like StickChump hype the share always when news is expected, ie in the lead up to COP28, he’s probably already sold out with his profit before it dawns on people over the next couple of weeks that no RNS will be forthcoming or at least will fall way below what everyone is expecting

Have you worked out how shorting works yet StockChump ?

If Helikon were in fact buying loads of cheap stock while keeping their short open as you suggested then they’re not losing money are they, so which is it ? 🤡

Same DW and good on GingerT for calling it correctly last week

Whatever happened to CH2arge, the world’s first hydrogen powered EV charger ? Bond said in Jan 2019 they were talking to prospective partners and could start shipping later that year - nearly 5 years ago ffs.

UK’s AFC Energy launches CH2ARGE - world’s first hydrogen fuel cell electric car charger

Fresh take on EV charging sees hydrogen fuel cell used to replenish EV batteries; tech allows for off-grid charging

by: Tristan Shale-Hester

17 Jan 2019

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A UK firm has demonstrated what it claims is the world’s first electric vehicle (EV) charger based on hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Surrey-based AFC Energy’s CH2ARGE hydrogen-powered rapid chargers are capable of charging an average EV to 80 per cent capacity in less than an hour, all without having to tap into the National Grid.

EV owners using the CH2ARGE system would only see a conventional-looking electric car charger, with much of the tech hidden in the background. Hydrogen for the chargers would be delivered via tanker and stored at the charging station in on-site tanks, before being converted into electricity by a hydrogen fuel cell.

Electricity generated by that fuel cell is then fed into a 40kW battery, from which EV owners draw the charge for their cars. Each CH2ARGE unit comprises two EV charge points, capable of dispensing around 140 full charges before the hydrogen tank requires refilling.

AFC is currently in talks with a number of potential partners, and says it will be able to begin rolling the chargers out by the end of this year if a deal is struck soon.

The company does not currently envisage CH2ARGE as something for EV owners to have at home. The intention is for the chargers to be installed at motorway service stations, supermarkets, stadiums and other retail environments.

• Electric car charging UK: everything you need to know

AFC claims the cost of using a CH2ARGE unit will be competitive with Tesla Superchargers rates, while the off-grid nature of the hydrogen chargers frees them from the limitations implicit in current charging tech.