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eenewspower (they have actually done a bit more research and added more info, so this one is not just the press release)
https://www.eenewspower.com/news/abb-teams-afc-energy-fuel-cell-charger

News has reached Goa!
https://goachronicle.com/afc-energy-and-abb-partner-to-power-up-the-future-of-clean-ev-charging/

News has reached India (one of the worst grids in the World!)
https://www.electricalindia.in/afc-energy-and-abb-partner-to-boost-the-future-of-ev-charging/

EMobility+
https://emobilityplus.com/2020/12/17/afc-energy-and-abb-partner-to-power-up-the-future-of-clean-ev-charging/

Energy Central (USA)
https://energycentral.com/news/abb-develop-high-power-ev-charging-solution-partnership-afc-energy-0

DOH, first link is duff, sent that to my Dad so it was still on my clipboard!

Correct link:
https://chargedevs.com/newswire/abb-and-afc-energy-to-develop-fuel-cell-powered-ev-charging-solution/

The original thread is a bit long and three pages back, so continuing it here.

Charged - Electric Vehicle Magazine
https://www.channel103.com/news/jersey-news/non-essential-businesses-to-close-from-christmas-eve

Published today on CISION PRNewswire, USA, they have 75,000 clients including Ford, Citrix, LinkedIn, PBS, 3M, Duke Energy and Nationwide
AFC Energy and ABB partner to drive the future of EV clean charging
The UK hydrogen energy specialist will work with the world leader in electrification technologies to bring hydrogen-powered EV charging to a global market.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/afc-energy-y-abb-se-asocian-para-impulsar-el-futuro-de-la-carga-limpia-de-ve-824084034.html

Closing MCap's today vs yesterday and the gain/loss made today. AFC being kept back so ii's can load up, while PPS, CWR and ITM all go up, leaving AFC more ground to recover once the MM's let supply and demand dictate the price, not their clients.

AFC £389m > £381m = -£8m
PPS £443m > £465m = +£22m
CWR £1,982m > £2,057m = +£75m
ITM £2,376m > £2,503m = +£127m

Same is happening at the end today, been kept fairly flat all afternoon and now allowed to rise into the close.

Look at this chart, it is clearly MM's making the price go where they want it to go, to suit the filling of the ii big orders. There is no way you get pretty much the same chart pattern five days in a row unless it is being controlled to do that.

https://ibb.co/1mR3Df9

Scarpa50, I am with you on that!

ABB, a huge OEM sign a deal to sell AFC Fuel Cell systems attached to their own in over 100 countries, of course the ii's will want a slice of that BEFORE the MCap catches up with CWR's and ITM's.

Look at the daily chart. Spike at the start and then the price is manipulated so it stays fairly level all day, with a small rise at the end on the UT trade. That is NOT normal trading for a stock, it's big orders being filled, with MM's dicking around with the price to confuse the buy/sell ratio, which is why we have had exactly the same chart pattern for 5 days!!

46Gillingham, I have sent it to QFI so they can have a good look through the claims. From the investigation it looks like there is a lot of leverage in it.

Good news for MSAR and BioMSAR if its all true!

Global Toxic Ship Fuel Scandal Revealed By Mauritius Oil Spill: A Special Report

"At the center of the scandal is a new experimental fuel used in large ocean-bound ships. The fuel’s name is called Very Low Sulfur Fuel Oil or VLSFO, and it turns out to essentially be a made-up fuel. It was such a mix of hazardous chemicals that the oil has been referred to as a super-pollutant ‘Frankenstein Fuel’ by leading NGOs."

"The issue is so widespread that at any moment, at least 3600 vessels could be travelling with contaminated batches of this unstable fuel, though many in the industry have said this is likely to be a gross underestimate, and the true scale of the issue is much larger. Even more egregious, is that these fuels have been found to cause more greenhouse gas emissions, not less."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/nishandegnarain/2020/12/21/global-toxic-ship-fuel-scandal-revealed-by-mauritius-oil-spill-a-special-report/

That is just click-bait! Pointless reading!

I have sent this to AFC, as it would make sense to pursue Fuel Cell sales in these places, as they are where the cost of our fuel will plummet the fastest, and where the availability of it will be the greatest. Get in there and fill your boots AFC!

Gigawatt-scale: the world's 13 largest green-hydrogen projects.

"These projects alone account for 61GW of the 80GW of renewable H2 developments now in the works, promising economies of scale that would drive down the cost of the zero-carbon fuel"

https://www.rechargenews.com/transition/gigawatt-scale-the-worlds-13-largest-green-hydrogen-projects/2-1-933755

Could be an interesting last hour of trading today!

"The EU’s Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, was due to update the bloc’s 27 national envoys on Brexit at 1500 GMT on Tuesday, and then speak to the European Parliament."

I've had MPO on filter for years for these mind games and misinformation, suggest you do the same, he'll dry up and blow away eventually.

Posting about fundraising is standard procedure for day traders, shorters, those longs that just sold some and want to get back in lower, they see it as a psychological game, playing on the fears of investors that don't understand the company financials, those that bought in without doing any research, etc.

As I've posted on every instance of this attempted market manipulation, AFC raised £30m this year, cash burn with no income is less than £3m, and the money covers everything that AFC had in the pipeline for the next 12-24 months. So no chance of any fundraising for at least 12 months, and only then if demand is so high that expansion with regional assembly lines is required, and by then the share price will be £'s because of that demand.

There are many reasons why AFC CAN compete in this or any future environment:

1) Low cost fuel cells, thus competitive in the fuel cell market as a whole
2) All manufacturing outsourced
3) £30m raised just 5 moths ago, enough for ALL orders expected at the tme that would need to be filled in the next 12-24 MONTHS. No cash will be needed for at least a year, and only then if it is to expand assembly lines into other regions due to high demand.
4) Deal with De Nora for continuous electrode development, so our products continue to improve and get cheaper per kW, increasing our competitiveness further
5) Deal with ABB gives us access to sales, distribution and installation in 100 countries, where our products CAN compete with ANYTHING there
6) Low cost base, less than £3m per annum cash burn, we do not need to sell anywhere near what ITM/CWR do in order to become profitable

Another string of 10k buys.

22 x 10000 trades too, which smacks of ii buying.

1663, yes, fat fingers!! :-D

25 x 5000 not 50000!

The price on LSE is being walked down to fill a big order by the looks of it. Buys exceeding sells, yet the bid keeps dropping, presumably to hit stop losses. I saw 25 x 50000 trades in a run, that could be part of the big order as it's typical to fill them that way.

The price on LSE is being walked down to fill a big order by the looks of it. Buys exceeding sells, yet the bid keeps dropping, presumably to hit stop losses. I saw 25 x 50000 trades in a run, that could be part of the big order as it's typical to fill them that way.