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SuperStarr, it's not that difficult to switch off for 6 months. Even I switched off for most of the time between 2016 and 2019 when the EV Charger was released. I'd look at the share prices of my portfolio once a week at the weekend, when on holiday I wouldn't look. I'd read the RNS because they come to my e-mail inbox. But that was about it, for all my stocks. Now it is exciting and that is why I am here, not to see a 2p share price rise one day and a 2p share price drop the next day.

Don't forget, we are also expecting LOADS of news in Q1, so Schroders will be blown away soon enough.

So long as they are switching to Formula E and Extreme E then that's great for us. Formula E and F1 will merge in the end.

SuperStarr, they are not going to sell ALL of their holding, only what they NEED to sell to maintain the portfolio balance.

Yes it will trade sideways until they are done, who cares, so long as it's not plummeting, which is what they are trying to avoid by drip feeding demand instead of dumping a huge chunk in one go that would create a stock overhang.

Trying to get back in lower perhaps.

You know full well that AFC has been held down by Schroders selling and the others haven't had that issue.

The price is clearly trading sideways apart from the shorting dip, which it recovered from. It will continue to trade sideways until Schroders have finished holding it back, then it will be free to go up and catch up with the others.

Anyone can make the chart say anything they want, just to suit their trading position. I suggest you look at the chart from last November, and then tell me there is something wrong!

£500.46m MCap should I say!

Also, the spike up was at 74p, so perhaps other funds waiting to buy when it hits that.

74p x 676.3m shares = £500.462 MCap

Schroders selling above 75p still by the look of it. Could be another fund that has to rebalance, but it's always above 75p. Look at the 5000, 10000 and 20000 sells in the trades list. We just had 6 x 5000 which took us back down a bit, and then they stopped.

Also see https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=AFC&share=Afc-Energy&page=2&thread=91CE322F-89E1-4333-A668-77F6C158E855

chasable, there is a middleman called an Market Maker, they hold a float of stock to help maintain market liquidity sometimes they will match a buyer to a seller, but most of the time the trades will go in and out of their float. So a buy is not matched by a sell and vice versa. If the float drops in size then the price goes up, if the float gets too big then the price goes down. When strange things happen with the price you have to question what game is being played behind the scenes, is the MM filling big orders (buy or sell)? Have they had whisper of news coming? Etc.

Yes, because you can't capture it from cars, vans, trucks, aircraft, shipping, which are massive producers of CO2.

It is proven at scale in industry.

And, in industrial processes a lot of CO2 is captured and sold for food, drink chemicals manufacturing etc.

This is worth a read
https://www.nationalacademies.org/news/2018/10/carbon-utilization-technologies-could-reduce-emissions-by-turning-greenhouse-gases-into-useful-products-new-report-identifies-r-and-d-to-make-technologies-more-commercially-viable

Education, education, education.....

"CCS is recognised as a key, proven technology in reducing greenhouse gas emissions around the world."

"It has been applied in a wide range of industries since 1972 when several natural-gas processing plants in the Val Verde area of Texas began employing carbon capture to supply CO2 for EOR operations. Since then, more than 200 million tonnes of CO2 has been captured and injected deep underground."

https://www.globalccsinstitute.com/about/what-is-ccs/

Blue Ammonia has had it's Carbon captured.

"Blue ammonia to comprise bulk of hydrogen transportation due to lower costs: HSBC"

Air Products' NEOM project in Saudi Arabia, which will produce "green" ammonia from renewable sources, is estimated to cost $5 billion to produce 1.2 million mt of ammonia. By comparison, converting an existing 1.2 million mt plant to blue ammonia via carbon capture and storage would cost $500 million, HSBC said.

"We estimate that a combination of CCS (carbon capture and storage) + renewable power would yield a carbon footprint comparable to green hydrogen and be far cheaper than green hydrogen costs," HSBC said.

https://www.spglobal.com/platts/en/market-insights/latest-news/natural-gas/011821-blue-ammonia-to-comprise-bulk-of-hydrogen-transportation-due-to-lower-costs-hsbc

The global production capacity of ammonia is expected to expand from around 235 million metric tons in 2019, to nearly 290 million metric tons by 2030. This forecast capacity growth is attributable to approximately 107 planned and announced ammonia plants, primarily located in Asia and the Middle East, that are expected to go online by 2030.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1065865/ammonia-production-capacity-globally/

Why do they not appear on here, or on ADVFN, or on https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/AFC/afc-energy-plc/trade-recap?lang=en

Any ideas?

I've sent the EM news item to Carbon Engineering.

Has he not heard of this https://energypost.eu/extract-co2-from-our-air-use-it-to-create-synthetic-fuels/

All they need to do is store the CO2 instead of converting it to fuel, job done.

I don't think so, as it's still on the Acta Spa Website?

https://www.actaspa.com/products/ammonia-reforming-catalysts/

OTC has had 73 trades totalling a staggering 88,370 shares. Not exactly what I'd call headline news, and hardly going to make a difference to the LSE open tomorrow.

Infinite Power...……. more like Infinite Wait!! LOL!!