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AlkaMem a recurring theme in the interview. It's the key to success and profitability and I'm sure the reason ABB and others came on board. Can they make it work on a commercial scale? Let's hope so!

ExE will not on its own keep the SP afloat. We need orders. One would hope we're not employing staff and procuring production facilities without orders to fill. That could cause financial ruin so must surely be discounted. Orders it is then!

It didn't have to be Senegal. EE is just the back drop to focus minds on green energy which AFC is providing. This series is a market place for AFC so I'd expect it to generate major interest in their fuel cells from companies wishing to go green.

Well, no announcements of further partnerships or deals struck this time from AB at the Senegal round of ExE. Maybe there'll be something in the morning. Here's hoping.

With so many irons in the fire with ABB, Altaaqa, Ricardo, BK Gulf, Acciona, Julich surely something properly commercial must be achievable this year. You can't keep saying right time, right place, right product if no sales are forthcoming. It's time for AFC to deliver something tangible otherwise we risk investors large and small losing interest.

AB brushed over the delay to Acciona and Julich with some vague comment about covid causing the delays. These projects are very important in AFC's continued efforts to prove and showcase its tech and were touted since last year to be implemented around now. I think shareholders deserve a proper, detailed explanation as to the cause of these delays and assurances that they will indeed go ahead this year. AB has form for non delivery so I am concerned that both projects seem to have been kicked into the long grass. I am a genuine holder with plenty of skin in the game so feel entitled to point out my concerns. Of course if AB comes through with orders from another company prior to Acciona, Julich deployment, I'll be delighted.

Yes. Read them all. I guess I'm alluding to the paucity of news on what's going on with AFC's other ventures such as with ABB, Ricardo, Acciona, Julich etc. Great though EE is it won't bring in the big bucks needed to propel the company to the next level.

One Wonders what other activities AFC are pursuing other than EE. Whilst their contribution to the zero emissions aspect of EE is truly ground breaking it will not raise massive revenue, in relative terms, for the company. For that we need something like the ABB partnership delivering an EV charging station in a remote part of USA powered solely by AFC fuel cells. Now that would ignite the blue touch paper and send the SP soaring. AFC's contribution to EE demonstrates that such a charging station using AFC tech is completely doable and in the here and now.

Both up over 4%. Maybe investor interest is slowly returning to the sector. If we get news on orders our MC could increase rapidly to gain parity with these companies. Our low cost model should ensure that AFC becomes profitable more quickly than PEM FC operators. With all the current recruitment and recent procurement of manufacturing facilities there has to be news on an order or orders imminently. Surely?

Still waiting for news on HiiRoc. Surely there must be something to report on progress there. Sourcing hydrogen cheaply is key so HiiRoc could be a game changer if their process for separating hydrogen out can be perfected.

Time will tell.

What happened between March and April to cause such a delay? I don't believe it was simply covid. I think that they have been focusing on EE and hopefully something else as yet unannounced and due to currently limited resources have had to put Acciona off until such times as they recruit more engineers etc. Maybe that's tosh but it might not be. I for one want to hear about other commercial opportunities and not just EE good though it is from an advertising perspective.

I hope you're right Heath and IT is being careful not to inadvertently divulge,prematurely, details of soon to be announced orders.

Thompson talks of Acciona's unit operating this summer. I thought AB said in answer to a question at the CME that Acciona deployment had been delayed by covid etc. until year end. IT is directly contradicting this. I think we need more clarity from AFC as to what is going on with non EE deployments i.e. Acciona and Juhlich. Good though EE is it seems to be soaking up all of AFC's resources to the potential detriment of other projects.

It's not as if William is going to buy any of our FCs Athanasius. It's definitely good publicity for AFC's ingenious tech but every time I see a new RNS that turns out not to be a sales announcement I feel a tad disappointed. It's the one we're all patiently waiting for after all.

A sales announcement would've been better! Not sure why that was RNSed.

Good to see a double digit % rise again. Is something brewing on the sales front? Surely it must be time.

It just shows though that the FC market is going to expand rapidly and attract many more players as time goes on. AFC have first mover advantage in alkaline FCs at the moment so hopefully they can translate that into marketable, profitable products that are highly sought after by energy hungry organisations. Should be a no brainer.

Hope so beach. Someone like Bosch or BP coming on board would be transformational.

So the CME has been and gone without the SP boost most were expecting. I honestly thought it would attract new investors so it's disappointing to see us languish around 50p. I really hope we hear something positive reference future sales very soon otherwise we run the risk of being dragged down further as the current malaise affecting CWR and ITM suggests investors are turning away from green stocks. Let's hope we can buck the trend with a blockbuster announcement to get the SP moving north. With so much focus on climate change surely AFC's time to shine must be upon us.