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Some video's to watch from the SuperGen Conference of 2021.

The AFC one is very interesting, and we can see from it how AFC got to an HFC. Ammonia cracking, electrolysis etc are discussed.

The one from Taylor Construction Plant Limited surely makes them a high possibility of being one of the 50+ qualified sales leads.

There is also one from Ricardo.

I'm working my way through the rest of the videos and will be watching all of them.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5VwXQiaY1IJ4K-X2xs0uea_B1NV6LQMC

Amusementnow,

Update:

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AFC/year-end-operating-statement-ohe9radk7ls1rq5.html

Sad news, but also a good example of where Ammonia powered Fuel Cell micro grids would be very useful.

https://www.stripes.com/theaters/us/2022-01-05/PGE-blamed-for-massive-Northern-California-wildfire-4186601.html

I'm fine to stay here and slug it out with the con men. I think most reading this board already know who's posts are worth reading and who's are not, and many are finally using the filter, so the con men are mostly just talking to each other.

Some of us should supply genuine investors with research finds and well thought through analysis and observations, otherwise those that have filtered the con men will have nothing to read at all.

It's not ALL about big companies and Gov't. I'd bet that many of the 50+ qualified sales leads are not big companies (as in Global blue chip billion pounders, which is what I call big) but smaller fleet owners with a few bases in the UK only, or even one. This is evident in AB's comment that of the 50+ qualified sales leads, 'some' will be multi system.

Gov't are unlikely to give AFC contracts anyway, as it will be the companies that won the tenders that will buy/lease from AFC, companies like builders that need to replace diesel gensets.

It's no all pie in the sky either, we have 50+ qualified sales leads, which means AFC have vetted all enquiries and whittled down the list to those that AFC see as near term buyers, with the right demand for the product, that show they are very serious about taking AFC systems, that provide the right level of engagement and senior level contact to get the deals over the line.

Johnny,

Yeah, that con man numpty has been on my filter list for weeks.

The whole Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Sector dropped today, it has feck all to do with AFC specifically, so people talking about sales etc are talking out of their rear end.

AFC -4.6%
CWR -3.5%
ITM -0.5%
PPS +4.8% (rising on the back of it's recent news, was up 9.6% but got pulled back at the end)

BLDP -2.5%
FCEL -0.2%
PLUG -4.5%
BE -3.7%

SonofaGun,

Wrong!

What it means is more people looking at EV's, especially big fleets that could need an AFC system, which means a bigger pipeline of qualified sales leads, which means more chance of sales. It also puts more pressure on existing qualified sales leads to place their orders.

Nine in ten motorists who have already made the switch to an electric vehicle say they won't be buying a petrol and diesel car again, according to research.

With longer ranges from the latest models and improving charging infrastructure, EV drivers say they are able to complete journeys over bigger distances, with a quarter saying they've used their battery cars for a single drive in excess of 300 miles.

Zap-Map says the study provide 'strong evidence of a continuing shift in consumer attitudes towards EVs' and that 'those who plump for electric in the New Year won't regret it'.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-10367579/91-EV-owners-say-never-buy-petrol-diesel-car-again.html

Petrol and diesel vehicle owners to be hit by new 2022 vehicle tax changes

Taxes for petrol and diesel cars are set to rise in 2022 as part of the push towards electric cars

https://www.norfolklive.co.uk/news/norfolk-news/petrol-diesel-vehicle-owners-hit-6438362

“We need reliable charging infrastructure before we worry about 600-mile electric cars”

"Andy Palmer thinks the focus on expanding the range of electric cars should take a back seat to improving public charging facilities"

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/opinion/356998/we-need-reliable-charging-infrastructure-we-worry-about-600-mile-electric-cars

Extreme E: An electrifying race weekend at Bovington Training Area
Posted by:Lt Col (Retd) Richard James
Posted on:4 January 2022
Categories:British Army, Defence Training Estate (DTE)

https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/2022/01/04/extreme-e-an-electrifying-race-weekend-at-bovington-training-area/

Mountains of factual analysis has been posted and discussed on here, when the board is not full of con men turd traders/shorters trying to get their trading position to pay off as quickly as possible.

This board has feck all to do with entertainment, if you want entertainment I suggest you try www.rottentomotoes.com.

Your 2 posts in 30 days and 194 in over 9 years tells us all we need to know about your knowledge of AFC and this board.

Yes, the usual trader/shorter gang is back again, filling the board with their usual lies, fiction, non-existent holdings, and general garbage. Don't believe any of the moaning, it's all fake, just another way for the turds to try and create negativity where none should exist.

"Have we now passed the bottom I ask myself."

Well the price movement has answered that question for me LOL!

Interesting fact, unlike any of the filtered posts I'm sure.

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Interesting fact, unlike any of the filtered posts I'm sure.

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Tomco flying, up 27.2%.

Plus nearly 1m traded in Germany.

Based on the automated categorising of buys/sells on ADVFN, buy volume is now ahead of sell volume (I think it was before, as several largish buys looked like buys to me based on price and timing, but hey-ho!) whereas the majority of the day buys lagged sells by 150k or more. Also, good volume at almost 4m traded now. Have we now passed the bottom I ask myself.