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MAHOOSIVE coverage!!

Amazon Prime Video has acquired NEO Studios’ Extreme E racing docuseries for the UK and Ireland.

https://tbivision.com/2022/05/13/news-round-up-amazon-takes-extreme-e-doc-for-uk-ireland-pea****-acquires-city-of-queens-abacus-shops-elon-musk-doc/

You'd never get one, you'd be kicked out for being far to dim to learn anything, and thus a waste of teachers time.

Potential Newsflow List ahead of the Half Year Report:

CE Mark approval of the Power Tower.

Keltbray Power Tower deployment, expected to be in London, will a 'showcase of how the construction industry can decarbonise sites today' so loads of people from the construction industry and plant hire businesses will be invited to see it in use. This will be revenue generating for AFC via equipment lease and Hydrogen supply. By end of June, so could easily be planned for delivery prior to the Half Year Report.

Altaaqa "progressing well on negotiations with Altaaqa for a dealership agreement across the Saudi and MENA regions". The Power Tower must be of interest to Altaaqa (on top of L and S Series) for their region, so hopefully we will see a distribution agreement signed off soon.

Mace could take a Power Tower, or several. "Work has also been continuing constructively with MACE with the two companies undertaking several work programmes since March, including engagement with regulatory bodies, multiple site measurement and assessments of power needs (considering variable power loads from cranes) in advance of system deployment in 2022."

ACCIONA to Deploy First Hybrid Fuel Cell System in Spain. Back on 1 March "FC Energy is currently building the first HFC system in the UK where it expects to be factory commissioned before being shipped to Spain." so this could also be planned for delivery prior to the Half Year Report.

And as per the RNS of 24 March "Power Towers to be deployed to both ACCIONA and Keltbray for operation by the middle of this year".

The Half Year Report will certainly include at least £2m in revenues, which will make the financials look better than they have looked in the 15 years AFC has been listed (since April 2007). Market reaction to this should be good.

16 November 2021
"ABB orders first AFC Energy "S" Series fuel cell system for high power e-Mobility charging with a total contract value of £4m. Proceeds of the £4m order will be paid over a combination of system deployment milestones; first upfront payment of £2m invoiced immediately."

This was not in the 2021 Full Year Results, as that ended on 31 October 2021, so this money is definitely in the H1 Report.

Could have achieved that a lot sooner if they'd used AFC Fuel Cells and Green Hydrogen in the construction!

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BTW MrAnal,

If you think my posts are ramping you don't have a clue what ramping looks like.

And before chip on shoulder oggs turns up saying AFC can't time news for when they like, this has nothing to do with holding back news, which would breach the rules.

AFC can easily tell their sales staff to do everything they can possibly do to get sales agreements signed off before 23 June.

AFC could also tell R&D to do as much as possible to get something finished by that date, and overtime will be acceptable if they can make that date.

No rules or regulations are broken by doing this.

I'm sure AFC would be targeting significant material news ahead of the Half Year Report, which last Year was announced on 23 June. That is only 24 working days from today.

How's that massive chip on your shoulder o filtered oggs? Still trying to talk down every post I make? I'm sure everyone can see that too. Happy in your own little mind though I guess.

DT, what makes you think the BoD are OK to buy at this point in time, that they are not restricted by the insider dealing rules?

DT, what makes you think the BoD are OK to buy at this point in time, that they are not restricted by the insider dealing rules?

'baby' describes you very well BTW. A string of con man posts that are so obvious garbage that it would only need the brain of a baby to think them up. Maybe when you grow up in another 30 years you can come and play with the big boys!

Yet another to55pot con man for the filter. Click on their name and read their previous posts. Pretty obvious it's just another login of one of the con men, digging up the same garbage that was dug up last week, the week before that, and so on. They have clearly run out of ideas!!

I said before that many on here were of the criminal mindset, now I say this BB has turned into a right DEN OF THIEVES.

Video from today. How Norway killed the petrol car. The video covers the many angles to the story. Norway now at over 80% of new cars sold annually are fully electric, with another 10% hybrid, so only about 10% are pure petrol or (unlikely) diesel, and they expect to be at 100% new cars being EV's by 2025. This shows EV's are perfectly viable for 80% of people that buy new cars. Chances are they are perfectly viable for you, if you sit down and really think about what you NEED instead of what you have wet dreams about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJtzuZIO-88

The differences to taking a flight for £40.

No need to travel out of the city to get to an airport, including the cost or that, at both ends.

No need to go through big queues of holidaymakers to get through security.

Security at UAP will be much less stringent than aircraft full of other people. For example, liquids in carry on bags won't be an issue, as you can't really do much with it on an eVTOL.

The trip will be just your party and the pilot. This is competing with private jet prices, not Ryanair or easyJet.

Some people just don't think before they post.

She doesn't seem to have cottoned on that it'll be quite affordable prices once economy of scale kicks in. Ricky Sandhu said £80 for a flight, which is not bad for transport with no traffic queues, no traffic lights or roundabouts, etc, just up, zoom, land, job done.

Any time is a good time for good news.

Right now all markets are down, pretty much the vast majority of stocks globally are down. AFC are not a two bit hype company that produces news every time the price drops, and certainly would not be expected to do so when all markets globally have dropped, and many stocks (look at CWR, ITM, PPS, BLDP, BE, PLUG, FCEL) have dropped just as much as AFC

VIP visits and prosecco drones: inside world's first flying taxi hub in Coventry

https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/local-news/vip-visits-prosecco-drones-inside-23969478