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UK to stop funding coal abroad but will help Africa with oil, gas

https://www.climatechangenews.com/2020/01/20/uk-to-stop-funding-coal-abroad-but-will-help-africa-with-oil-gas-johnson/

There's no way this should drop 8% on 400k traded. MM's walked it down yesterday and now they are blatantly moving the price on minimal volume. Bunch of con men!!

"...the Company has commenced conversations with several prospective customers, including fleet operators, Councils and retailers."

So it's pretty obvious that some of the buyers have told AFC they WANT or NEED the bigger units, and AFC have responded by saying they will fast-track those bigger units.

Loads of upside potential from new products launched last year, and expansion into new markets.

Never forget, as the losers try to avert people from it, that the core strategy is to build and sell brands, not to build huge revenue itself, as the real value to shareholders is in the sale of a brand to a big buyer, and would create a special divided much higher than the current share price.

Still a great recovery stock at anything below 10p.

The losers on here are so thick they can't see the value that the big HNW buyer can.

At least another 5m for the big HNW buyer. He's hoovering them up like a Dyson on steroids!!!!

Peer comparison update.

AFC good news today, down 6.9%, now at 93.28m
CWR no news today, up 10.1%, now at 566.53m
ITM no news today, down 2.5%, now at 471m
PPS no news today, up 19.6%, now at 224.12m

To catch up, AFC would have to rise by:

CWR 507%
ITM 406%
PPS 141%

Daz has been taking ****e about AFC and his bogus holding for years, best ignore the day trader, he's just trying to make his £50 for his bedsit rent money.

Kontiki the AFC EV Charger has nothing to do with balancing the grid, it's OFF GRID.

I said there would de huge demand, this is verified by the fast tracking of the larger systems that clients require.

Following the successful launch of AFC Energy's H-Power Electric Vehicle Charger in December 2019, the Company has commenced conversations with several prospective customers, including fleet operators, Councils and retailers. These discussions have confirmed interest in our technology and ratified our strategy to introduce 160kW and 480kW units at the earliest opportunities.

To this end, the net proceeds of the Subscription are expected to contribute towards the manufacture of AFC Energy's largest EV charger unit with a nameplate of 160kW to support demonstration and commercial activity in 2020. This new system, capable of delivering up to 3.8MWh of clean off grid energy per day, will sit alongside the existing 20kW EV charger system launched in December 2019.

Money divested from fossil fuels is going into clean energy stocks like AFC. This keeps the portfolios balanced across Industry sectors. Big divestment is happening. Fossil fuel stocks are doomed, clean energy stocks such as AFC will boom.

The Royal College of Physicians is joining a growing number of UK health organisations that are divesting from fossil fuel companies
https://www.businessgreen.com/bg/news/3084890/-public-health-emergency-royal-college-of-physicians-to-divest-from-fossil-fuels

Half of UK universities have committed to divest from fossil fuel
78 out of 154 universities joined campaign in blow to big oil’s ‘social licence’, campaigners say
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/jan/13/half-of-uk-universities-have-committed-to-divest-from-fossil-fuel
 
Shareholders of one of Europe's biggest banks are pushing for it to stop investing in fossil fuels, in the first shareholder action of its kind targeting a European bank.
Eleven of Barclays institutional investors representing £130 billion in assets have filed a resolution to be voted on at the bank's annual general meeting in May. The resolution, organized by activist group ShareAction, has also been signed by more than 100 of the bank's individual investors. A recent study found that Barclays is one of the largest funders of fossil fuel companies in the world, and the largest in Europe.
https://www.ecowatch.com/barclays-fossil-fuels-2644598400.html

Blackrock, Worlds biggest asset manager ($7 trillion under management!!), is now divesting from fossil fuel companies.
https://us.cnn.com/2020/01/14/investing/premarket-stocks-trading/index.html
 
Earlier in January, BlackRock joined Climate Action 100+, a group of more than 370 investment managers with a combined $41 trillion in assets. Together the campaign’s members are pressuring the world’s biggest emitters of greenhouse gases to reduce their environmental impact and disclose more information on how climate change will affect their businesses. The company also listed environment and climate risk among its top priorities for meetings and discussions with the public companies it owns, according to its 2019 investment stewardship report.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/blackrock-puts-environmental-sustainability-centre-of-strategy-1.1373467

I would have thought it easier to start with cylinders if low grade Hydrogen, as it's easily available everywhere.

Alkamonia may be a little bit more complex to start with, and may need phasing in to ensure customer satisfaction with the system.

As per the KISS principle, :Keep It Simple, Stupid'.

(Not calling anyone stupid, that's just the phrase used by the principle!)

Also, from an AFC Energy perspective, there will still be 20% of the grid where it's too expensive and/or difficult to upgrade/extend the grid. And AFC EV Chargers are the solution.

This news item just takes it from 20% to far far more.

AFC already has THE solution!!!

The need for urgent investment in Britain's electricity network to cope with the rise in popularity of plug-in vehicles has been highlighted once more in a new report.

With pure-electric passenger car registrations rising by 144 per cent in 2019 and due to soar in the coming years, the Electric Vehicle Energy Task Force claims the national grid will crumble under increased demand for power.

It warned ministers who commissioned the report that without a 'smart charging' infrastructure in place, there is a real risk of blackouts across the country in the future - similar to those that left 1million Britons without power in August.

It warned: 'The infrastructure spending required to prepare the UK electricity networks for the electric vehicle transition is likely to run to tens of billions of pounds.'

However, it added: '...the Taskforce believes this cost can be significantly reduced if the right decisions are made and the transition is effectively coordinated between government and key energy, infrastructure and transport industry stakeholders.

'A prior study put this figure at between £2.7billion and £6.5billion.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/cars/article-7894719/UK-electricity-network-needs-upgraded-cope-rising-EV-demand.html

https://www.lowcvp.org.uk/projects/electric-vehicle-energy-taskforce.htm

 

Southerhay, yes they (PHE) 'could', but they are not going to. Look at the design of the project, it's by far a power project.

Also, there doesn't seem to be much of a plan for AFC with PHE right now. I don't think it's the 'fit' with their technology that makes them the most money from the Hydrogen, hence their plans are for the Hydrogen to be sold as fuel for vehicles.

PHE are worth less that GBP16m. They are not racing away into the FTSE350! And they are not a Hydrogen stock, they are a waste to energy stock. Most of their output will be energy, not Hydrogen.

The companies to compare AFC with are CWR, ITM and PPS, as these are Hydrogen (fuel cell or electrolysis) companies.

Money divested from fossil fuels is going into clean energy stocks like AFC. This keeps the portfolios balanced across Industry sectors. Big divestment is happening. Fossil fuel stocks are doomed, clean energy stocks will boom.

The Royal College of Physicians is joining a growing number of UK health organisations that are divesting from fossil fuel companies

https://www.businessgreen.com/bg/news/3084890/-public-health-emergency-royal-college-of-physicians-to-divest-from-fossil-fuels

Half of UK universities have committed to divest from fossil fuel

78 out of 154 universities joined campaign in blow to big oil’s ‘social licence’, campaigners say

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/jan/13/half-of-uk-universities-have-committed-to-divest-from-fossil-fuel

 
Shareholders of one of Europe's biggest banks are pushing for it to stop investing in fossil fuels, in the first shareholder action of its kind targeting a European bank.

Eleven of Barclays institutional investors representing £130 billion in assets have filed a resolution to be voted on at the bank's annual general meeting in May. The resolution, organized by activist group ShareAction, has also been signed by more than 100 of the bank's individual investors. A recent study found that Barclays is one of the largest funders of fossil fuel companies in the world, and the largest in Europe.
https://www.ecowatch.com/barclays-fossil-fuels-2644598400.html

BumbleB, no deal and WTO tariffs does not stop sales. In fact, do you think the EU would even put tariffs on a system that they need to reach their climate change targets? Something that no EU Company offers?

And it will be at least year before any knows, by which time EU buyers could have flooded AFC with oders, which will not be affected by the trade deal because they've been placed before it.

BumbleB, Initially yes, but only with the first batch of orders, it will all be outsourced when enough orders are on the books.

I posted this news the other day.

The point for AFC investors is that at least 20% of those charging points cannot happen without huge cost (long cable runs and)or expensive substations) and a lot of work digging up roads.

AFC has the far easier and cheaper solution for those 20% of charging points to be installed.

That makes AFC's market for charging points in Europe at least £3.4bn and what's makes it even better, is that it has no competition for that part of the market