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To replace something like this

https://www.osti.gov/etdeweb/biblio/624924

BB2,

I remember where I saw the info on Gas Humidification, it is in the following Patent. From this, I see it as an add-on to any PEM system, whereby the input gas humidity is controlled by a secondary AFC FC. As there are a lot of PEM systems in operation and being sold, it sounds like a good secondary market for AFC.

https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=GB137534723&tab=PCTDESCRIPTION&_cid=P21-KVLDYG-80871-1

Same article has been submitted to
https://thekingofstocks.com/2021/11/04/renewable-energy-stocks-id-invest-5k-in-this-share-today/

And
https://www.qhubonews.com/renewable-energy-stocks-id-invest-5k-in-this-share-today/

investmentpro,

I have séance on filter, have had for a long time due to what I'm guessing is the usual BS.

As you mention gas in Tanzania, I do hold some AEX, which I've held in certificate form for something like 10 years. It may not seem very environmentally friendly, but as stated by delegates today at COP26, gas is needed short term to get people off of other higher emitting fossil fuels, as it offers a big cut in GHG emissions. This is very relevant in Tanzania, which burns wood and oil, and has thousands of diesel gensets for power because the grid is dire. The Tanzania plan to cut emissions is to use a lot more gas, but at the same time invest in renewables.

Hiiroc, if they come good, can turn gas into a zero emissions fossil fuel, and with AFC FC's attached can do it at very high efficiency, so combined with the above, I wouldn't get on too high a horse about gas right now, it is coal and oil that need to go first.

investmentpro,

Absolutely!

MF is not top of my list either, but it really depends on who is writing the article, as they all seems to be 'contributors', none of them are employed by MF, so any time there is an article you need to look at the profile of the author, which is why I added that to the bottom of my post. And try to remember these people, so that the next time we see an article posted on MF, we can see whether they are flip-flopping with stocks to suit their agenda, or if they are actually backing companies and doing proper research.

Wilbur,

Trading statement can be any time this month. In the past it has been 28 Oct to 15 Nov, but we have to remember that AB is at COP26. He will want to be at AFC HQ when the update goes out, so he can respond to the press wanting interviews. The EV day at COP26 is on 10th, so I doubt it will be then. It could be before that or after it though, depending what AB has in his calendar.

Wilbur,

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2021/aug/19/green-steel-swedish-company-ships-first-batch-made-without-using-coal

MrAdventurous,

Very true, but loads of CEO's, financial institutions, politicians and governments have made billions or possibly trillions from coal over the past 20 years, there was no way the turkey's were going to vote for Christmas.

Now they have no choice.

More will sign up soon, now that they have seen so many big countries sign up. Huge pressure on anyone that hasn't signed yet.

Posted 5 hours ago on MF

Renewable energy stocks: I’d invest £5k in this share today!

Rupert Hargreaves | Thursday, 4th November, 2021

When it comes to renewable energy stocks, investors are spoilt for choice. Companies worldwide are trying to capitalise on the conversation around climate change and raise money from investors when the demand for green investments is surging.

There are both benefits and drawbacks of this environment for investors. On the one hand, there are plenty of options to choose from in the green energy space. But on the other, the ever-growing range of options can be challenging to navigate.

What’s more, a large number of companies are developing experimental technology. This tech could be revolutionary, or it could fail. As such, these enterprises may not be suitable for all investors.

Still, I am incredibly excited by some of the work going on in the hydrogen space. That is why AFC Energy (LSE: AFC) is one of my favourite renewable energy stocks. I would be happy to invest £5,000 in this company right now.

https://www.fool.co.uk/2021/11/04/renewable-energy-stocks-id-invest-5k-in-this-share-today/

Rupert is a committed value investor and regularly writes and invests following the principles set out by Benjamin Graham. As well as writing for the Motley Fool, he is the editor of Hidden Value Stocks, covers value investing for Gurufocus and hedge funds for ValueWalk.com. Rupert began his career as a proprietary currency trader and still trades on a daily basis. Rupert holds professional level qualifications from the Chartered Institute For Securities & Investment and the CFA Society of the UK. He can be found on Twitter @ruperthargreav1

https://www.fool.co.uk/author/ruperth/

AFiCionado,

As said on the COP26 live feed, the coal transition will look different across the world, but we now have critical mass behind the eradication of coal. EU countries will now be under huge pressure to eliminate coal and funding for coal mining, even China is now under pressure because it does not like to be seen as the bad guy in the eyes of the World.

The beginning of the end for fossil fuels, finally!

COP26: Countries promise coal phase-out and end to fossil fuel finance

Canada, the UK and the US are among 20 countries that pledged to stop $18 billion of finance a year to international fossil fuel projects, while 23 countries agreed to phase out coal

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2296341-cop26-countries-promise-coal-phase-out-and-end-to-fossil-fuel-finance/

A few weeks back we discussed the possibility that Formula E could use AFC EV Charging in 2022 or more likley 2023, following the success of the system with Extreme E. I note that Formula E have several upcoming COP26 events lined up, and at the same time people from ABB will be there, and so will AB and our EV Charger. Sounds like the makings of a party to me!

https://www.fiaformulae.com/en/news/2021/october/cop26-showcase-sustainability-elite-sport

Tetrolite,

Perhaps you could send them a heads-up on AFC's EV Charger, along with a link to the Prince of Wales visit?

I just gave NEDO the heads up on AFC Ammonia fuelled Fuel Cells. NEDO run the Green Innovation Fund that is paying for the Hydrogen infrastructure.

The USA potential just increased. Lots of 350kW chargers means lots more locations where the grid cannot cope, but an off-grid AFC system could.

US Shifts Away From 50 kW DC Chargers And Moves Toward 300+ kW

https://insideevs.com/news/545064/us-shifts-away-from-50kw/

A few months ago I posted news that Japan was looking at Ammonia power, plus putting smaller power stations on the edge of each city. I sent that info to AFC too.

Now COP26 has hit, and Japan has released their official plan. This plan has massive potential for AFC, because where there is a huge amount of Ammonia there can be many AFC FC systems. They could even revive the AFC SuperGgreen Power Station concept and put FC power stations on the edge of each city.

COP26: Japan to invest $100 mil to convert fossil-fired plants to ammonia, hydrogen based

https://www.spglobal.com/platts/en/market-insights/latest-news/energy-transition/110221-cop26-japan-to-invest-100-mil-to-convert-fossil-fired-plants-to-ammonia-hydrogen-based

Mucksy,

Good point! NT have loads of remote tourist sites with car parks, but nowhere near EV Chargers and no chance of the grid being able to provide more than one or two 3kw chargers.

Any NT members here?

Looking at buy / sell volume vs price rise, it looks like the big boys are getting orders filled in the background, soaking up all the sells, and wanting more.

Buy volume 906,883
Sell volume 2,413,928
Price up 5.7%

This seems to be the only video of the event. If you turn the volume right up you can hear what AB is saying. He said in Sardinia it produced 1.5 megawatt hours for the races.

https://youtu.be/ZHEW7E9002Y

Lutra,

Brilliant analogy!

Prince of Wales was not looking to buy himself an AFC FC EV Charger, he was there so over the next few weeks he can big up AFC to the thousands of global dignitaries, politicians and business leaders that he is well connected with.