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He has way more Gas than AEX, if only he could attach pipelines to his mouth and 'other end' he would make a fortune. What's the going rate for human Methane, must be at least $5/mmcfd as it's a green product.

Also says in the video that commercial prototype demonstration in the field this time next year, so client trials of those will commence next year. Clients could place orders middle of next year, if they are happy with it after trialling it.

From the video:

"So, we have people coming, potential customers, partners coming to our site and literally touching and feeling the Cracker Reactors that we've made today. So you can come and have a look at it today, in a sense."

"What we're looking at is scaling it and integrating it into a modularised form which is readily manufacturable, low cost manufacturing."

"The cost of our Crackers is the order of fifty percent of what's available in the market today, it's more efficient, it's scalable, it's modular, so the technology you can touch and feel today.

"In terms of touching and feeling it in a prototype demonstration in the field, probably this time next year, and then actually having it commercially available, 2025."

Nice to see AFC's news and video appearing in the Proactive Investors 'Featured Today' email, the only 'Tech' stock highlighted in that email (they only pick one stock from each sector).

It's obviously finished and working now, or they would not have announced it.

Yes it's a working prototype at AFC not a system coming off a commercial mass production line (which is what they are working on now, as per the video), but as with ABB and the S Series, it only takes one or more of these huge clients to bung AFC some cash and they will fast track it to a commercial mass produced product for them, and I would not be at all surprised if they did.

Besides that, Ammonia is still gearing up for many of the markets that AFC are targeting, which is another reason why AFC have given themselves this timeline, as they see that as the optimum time to mass produce it.

And "large international oil companies, port operators, Ammonia producers, shipping companies, we're engaging with all of those on a confidential basis"

So these will not only know about the Cracker, they will be well up to speed on AFC's Fuel Cell systems as well, and their ability to run on Cracked Ammonia direct from it's Ammonia Cracker, plus another version that can run on reformed Methanol, and the ability to run on dirty Hydrogen like that vented off or flared at oil refineries.

From the interview "Billions of dollars market"

So another multi-billion dollar market added to the one's AFC are already targeting.

Cracker division is exactly the kind of business that the large international oil companies AFC are talking to would be interested in acquiring, it fits their business of fuel supply perfectly, in this case Hydrogen supply from a chemical that they produce.

MPO818 + Thinkin, another poster with multiple logins, talking to themselves.

Sounds like once it is it's own division and has sales, it could be sold off for a tidy sum to fund expansion of the Fuel Cell manufacturing.

From the video:

Billions of dollars market
A market that will start displacing LNG
Clients can come and put their hands on our cracker today
Cost is 50% of what is in the market today
More efficient than what is in the market today
The quality of people engaging with us, the quality of our partners is fantastic, large international oil companies, port operators, Ammonia producers, shipping companies, we're engaging with all of those on a confidential basis
That's (Cracker) becoming it's own division of AFC

Thanks JB!

I said this morning I expected and interview via Proactive, such is the importance of today's announcement.

Talking of lame, Dazaster returns as if by magic!

And if the crook wants to know why AFC is valued as it is, then he/she should pay Peel Hunt for their research, which has a target price of 196p and has had for a little while, as that makes it's current valuation a bargain, contrary to their 'plucking figures from the air' lame analysis.

Valuation is about:

1) Intellectual Property, of which AFC has significant amounts that underpin a large amount of it's Market Cap

2) Products and markets, of which AFC has products to sell into multiple multi-billion pound per annum markets

3) Clients and partners, of which AFC has the humungous ABB, the huge Acciona, plus many others considered large in terms of their potential to buy large amounts of product from AFC

Con men that just want to post financials are either trying to talk it down, which based on the lame reply to JB this on clearly is, or they are just a bean counter that should stick to FTSE-100 stocks.

Just another numpty here trying to talk the price down, so obvious, and on filter, BYEEEE!!

"AFC Energy is in discussions with companies and industries ranging from ship owners, utilities, OEMs, and industrial scale hydrogen users"

I can forsee some big names coming out of the above. ABB possibly first out of the gate, as they already have a good relationship with AFC.

Mac,

Absolutely!

No reason to get the fuel delivered unless it was guaranteed to go ahead, QFI would not have gone to the great lengths with Customs to get fuel delivered if there was any doubt of it going ahead, so the client has clearly repeatedly told QFI during the delays that it will still go ahead.

HF has been talking his own book for years whilst trading in and out.

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