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I have no worries about other trials because, as AFC have stated:

"The unique selling point Acciona see with our solution is access to a flexible fuelling solution which provides a lower total cost of ownership than other similar competing technologies."

https://www.investegate.co.uk/afc-energy-plc/rns/interim-results/202206290700085510Q/

Detergent Warrior strikes again, more garbage no doubt, but the filter is great.

Another garbage thread.

dazdemoaner trying the negative spin yet again.

He knows full well that AFC don't make excuses because they have no reason to.

He also knows that AFC are transitioning from R&D to sales, and that as demonstrated by sales timelines so far, that it can take a long time from initial contact through to first sale.

He also knows that the big companies AFC have as clients will be looking at many systems, so need to do a complete review of their own locations and power needs, to work out what they can put where, which also takes time.

Thing is, we are now at the point where many of those clients noted in the 50+ qualified deployment opportunities at 23 June 2021 are now in a position to reveal themselves by making a deal with AFC, for Power Tower systems and/or S Series systems.

AFC are finally on the cusp of big sales, so investors should be looking to the bright future ahead, not listening to the baseless garbage posted by dazdemoaner.

... and his input to the company is vastly more worthwhile than anything Detergent Warrior has ever posted on here.

"The unique selling point Acciona see with our solution is access to a flexible fuelling solution which provides a lower total cost of ownership than other similar competing technologies."

https://www.investegate.co.uk/afc-energy-plc/rns/interim-results/202206290700085510Q/

Yes, you know who you are, and so do we, based on the traits described herein....

https://www.spring.org.uk/2022/07/need-for-d.php

"Last week, unbeknown to many outside the power industry, parts of London came remarkably close to a blackout — even as it was recovering from the hottest day in British history. On July 20, surging electricity demand collided with a bottleneck in the grid, leaving the eastern part of the British capital briefly short of power. Only by paying a record high £9,724.54 (about $11,685) per megawatt hour — more than 5,000% higher than the typical price — did the UK avoid homes and businesses going dark. That was the nosebleed cost to persuade Belgium to crank up aging electricity plants to send energy across the English Channel."

jgbb123,

With Acciona sign off out of the way last week, there's plenty of scope to get Keltbray sign off this week.

Detergent Warrior strikes again LOL!!

Spot on Jimmy!

Escala

First repost was for people that didn't see it at the weekend

Second repost was to shove it right up spacetw@

Nice chart posted by Skinny on advfn showing the price just closed above the 50 SMA. A good sign of reversal from the long downtrend. The 200 SMA should be seen as the next target, and it is right up at 38.42p. Also on his chart, the RSI and MACD are not approaching overbought yet, suggesting this rise is not done yet. Time for the technical traders to join the party I'd say.

Acciona sign off now out of the way, could it be Keltbray signing off theirs real soon?

"Keltbray has agreed to lease from AFC Energy an initial zero emission Hybrid Fuel Cell ("HFC") power generator as a showcase of how the construction industry can decarbonise sites today. This will be AFC Energy's first UK HFC deployment with deployment expected end Q2 2022."

And on 29 June "Power Tower system leased to Keltbray for UK construction site deployment in coming weeks"

Nice chart posted by Skinny on advfn showing the price just closed above the 50 SMA. A good sign of reversal from the long downtrend. The 200 SMA should be seen as the next target, and it is right up at 38.42p. Also on his chart, the RSI and MACD are not approaching overbought yet, suggesting this rise is not done yet. Time for the technical traders to join the party I'd say.

That's some mega construction!

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/saudi-arabia-two-parallel-skyscrapers-neom

Who is garmoan really? He's been posting everything from subtle deramps to absolute bashing for 4 years, day in day out.

Obviously he's not a shareholder. He has been trying to destroy any upside run for 4 years. This is not the profile of a shareholder, or a trader, or a day trader. Surely bashing AFC constantly rules him out as a shorter too, as he'd have closed out at the bottom a couple of times and gone long, not continued bashing past the bottom as the price rises up and up as it's done recently.

His profile I say is that of someone that hates AFC or AB with a passion that keeps them here day after day hour after hour, bashing away.

So who could he be to have this mentality? AFC will have gone through several employees that are no longer with the company and could hold such a big grudge.

Gene Lewis
Gerard Sauer
Ian Williamson
Howard White and his son Ben that had a holding in AFC before HW was squeezed out
Roman Abrahmovich who sold out to put his money into Israeli technology companies, he made no money out of his time in AFC, just broke even at the prices he sold at. And his two mates that had holdings too.
And there's obviously others that we don't know about like scientists or engineers, etc.

Some of those on the list have the time to sit around thinking up the negative spin that garmoan pours out every day. Some could afford to pay someone to do it for them.

Going back to what I said on this thread about the type of chips AFC are more likely to use, this news item popped up and explains it very well. AFC could be buying chips from NWF and/or Nexperia.

https://news.sky.com/story/without-these-chips-we-are-in-big-trouble-and-britain-has-no-strategy-12656135

Alt,

Spot on!

Fuel flexibility not only allows clients to pick a specific fuel type, but it also allows them to use either fuel depending on local availability and pricing.

In the UK and EU there is likely to be cheap lower grade Hydrogen available in many countries, due to the presence of several big industrial gas suppliers. In the Middle East and Far East it may be easier to get hold of Ammonia and Methanol due to the presence of humongous petrochemical plants. In USA there's pipelines of Ammonia.

Cost of supply, security of supply, green credentials of supply, logistics of supply, these will all play a part in the choice of fuel at each location.

Acciona sign off now out of the way, could it be Keltbray signing off theirs real soon?

"Keltbray has agreed to lease from AFC Energy an initial zero emission Hybrid Fuel Cell ("HFC") power generator as a showcase of how the construction industry can decarbonise sites today. This will be AFC Energy's first UK HFC deployment with deployment expected end Q2 2022."

And on 29 June "Power Tower system leased to Keltbray for UK construction site deployment in coming weeks"

Time for Zak Mir to get on the case.