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B3.....Melt! If the company had such a thing an electrolyser, then why has there never been any mention of said product anywhere in the company's product offering page. There has never been any form of acknowledgement on this, or any other board that the company had / has electrolyser capability, and I challenge you to find one....(oh, of course, I've probably trawled through and had them all deleted, as per your usual response when you're proved wrong.....). I put it to you, sir, that if the company did indeed have said piece of equipment, then it would be trumpeting it from on high, as opposed to pretending to be developing a cracker which takes H2 from a carrier source which is far less energy efficient.....Just accept that the company has yet again been more than economical with the truth.

And they've probably got some magic beans that will grow so tall that we will be able to harvest the green cheese from the moon...

Just had a quick look at the old AFC website to see if there's anything new sculling about, and I happened upon a piece of blurb relating to the now defunct Extreme E thing. Apparently, the H2 used in the Extreme E thing was green H2 produced by an EFC badged electrolyser. It must be true, because its shown in the blurb.....Wow! I simply didn't know that we were working on electrolysers as well as crackers....how did we all miss this?

https://www.afcenergy.com/media/qebl15lm/how-green-hydrogen-is-made.pdf

I dunno, you go away for a week and noting changes. No material news, but loads and loads of irrelevant ramping guff from McStock.....

McHaggis

You are a complete and utter joke who should be banned from posting on any form of social media, as all you do is peddle untruths to vulnerable fools who believe that this lame duck might actually achieve something.

Yet again, you use the word "Pipeline" ref ABB, when in fact all it was in effect was a discount offer given by AFC SHOULD ABB DECIDE TO BUY UNITS possible given under duress as a result of the 100KW unit possibly not delivering as per contractual requirements (along side the share giveaway)

From the RNS

"Speedy will in turn, under a separate agreement, provide marketing, accounting and logistical support to SHS and its own customers."

so no doubt this will be along the same lines as those testing the kettle boilers paying for them by way of payment "in kind" so I'm guessing that no actual money will change hands, and Speedy will charge an equal and opposite amount for the above mentioned services, so that it's a non cost deal for them. Or alternatively they may get a discount by way of share issue, just like ABB did.....watch this space and see how this pans out....it aint gonna end well.....

Mc Stock…..there you go again, issuing absolutely incorrect statements. There is NO pipeline with ABB. AFC gave them a DISCOUNT on the first 10 units sold; there is NO OBLIGATION OR TIE IN on ABB’s part, so there is no way that this can correctly be called a pipeline, it’s probably even not appropriate to call it a qualified enquiry, and we know how successful they turned out to be……absolute joke and you should hang your head in shame for continuing to peddle these falsehoods…do you get some kind of buzz out of setting people up for a financial fall? Because that’s precisely what you do with your dangerous ramping drivel.

B3. Reinventing history to justify the current woeful position. So we’ve gone from having a saleable product that all of the testers would be queueing up for, to simply piquing their interest in the forlorn hope that they might lease some from a joint venture that we don’t know the exact terms of.

The simple fact is that AB pretends that there’s a product when in fact there isn’t, and come judgement day, there’s some diversionary tactic to keep the feeble minded happy in their deluded state. Shame on anyone who persists in supporting this charade ….

#stockholmsyndrome

Yeah, way to go admin, of course, that will fix everything, make the product commercially viable and people want to buy them on genuine commercial terms….

That’s a bit like getting someone else to sing “la la la” so that you can’t hear the truth…..which is a bit odd when the site is continually deafened by the idiotic ramping white noise of McStock…..

Nice one Haggis......

The only people that are not positive about the latest CEO interview are the trolls, shorters, and crooks.

£2m sales to Speedy, FACT

ON WHAT TERMS? YOU DON'T KNOW, LOOK AT THE NOTES REF THE JV.....ITS ANOTHER CASE OF AFC PUTTING THE UNITS IN AND THE OTHER PARTY CONTRIBUTING "SOMETHING" OF A SIMILAR VALUE.....AND WHAT WAS THE "PAYMENT IN KIND" PAID BY ALL OF THOSE LOVELY CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TESTERS THEN?

News on TAMGO, the agreement is in place, so there's nothing else to 'news' about with them other than an order, likely a BIG order IMVHO as it will be for multiple 50kVa and 200kW systems.

I BOUGHT A LOTTERY TICKET THE OTHER DAY...NO NEWS TO REPORT UNTIL I WIN THEN.....AND WIN BIG! SAME LEVEL OF WISHFUL THINKING

"Market interest FANTASTIC"

DON'T YOU MEAN FANTASTICAL

Factory Acceptance Testing of the 30kW for Speedy almost finished, "hopefully we'll be updating the market VERY SHORTLY on that"

SO NOT ACTUALLY A PRODUCT YET, THEN?

First third party contract manufactured stacks, so we already have outsourced the stack manufacturing!! Outsourcing mass assembly next then, in Germany.

SO WHAT ARE ALL THE BODS IN DUNSFOLD DOING THEN?

I did say last week that there would be a load of good news before the results

BUT NON OF THIS IS NEWS, ITS ALL WISHFUL THINKING WITH ABSOILUTELY NO BASIS IN FACT, JUST LIKE ALL OF YOUR OTHER IRRELEVANT ROSE TINTED DRIVEL POSTS.

Ahhh, bless em.....over in the happy place, they're all trying to convince themselves and each other that the company is on the cusp of greatness....

Loathe him or loathe him, he's got a point!

As for the B3 name......PMSL!

B3

To be fair, you have a point, but the. Again, Daz damages the reputation of the company for free, whereas AB charges about £800K Pa to do it….i reckon Daz is better value.

B3

To be fair, you have a point, but the. Again, Daz damages the reputation of the company for free, whereas AB charges about £800K Pa to do it….i reckon Daz is better value.

And I'm going through the back of my wardrobe to Narnia

"ACCIONA has agreed to lease the 50kVA H-Power S Series generator for a period of six months following which it will have an option to purchase the system at a pre-agreed price or further extend the lease"

So, any idea which of the three alternatives apply...sale, extension, or hand it back.......

On the basis that AFC seems happy to release a RNs about the opening of a crisp packet, I would have thought that if it were either of the first two, this would have been RNS worthy.....I'm guessing either they have bigger fish to fry, or it's just another one that's been quietly allowed to sink without trace...

I seem to recall a load of silly chatter a couple of years ago about AFC being the green solution for festivals....never happened, did it?

Noj

The undeniable fact is that this thing is now trading lower than in 2007, now if you're in this for the long haul, as many of us were at the outset, do you not agree that it's a little disheartening to see this "gradual downward trend"?

Duding this period, there have been many things promised by the management (not just AB, but his predecessors) with nothing of note ever being delivered. There are a number of instances where statements have been made which, if taken from a glass half full perspective read as though the company is on the cusp of greatness, only for nothing to materialise; it is against this backdrop that many long term holders are sceptical about anything that the company announces unit such time as its supported by actual confirmed results, and given the fact that, at the present, there is no sign of anything remotely commercially viable, can you blame them.

My view on Ade is that he's a wind up merchant, but can you honestly deny that, on share performance over the last 36 months, he has called it anything other than correct?

Construct

If you're that confident about the future to invest another £17K (ish) in this company, then good on you. I sincerely hope it comes good for you.