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Mr Disingenuous returns, although still living in filtered cloud cuckoo land I'm pleased to say.

Those claiming AFC did not go up today when ITM, CWR and USA stocks went up are lying, AFC DID GO UP!!

AFC was down at 20.4p when the USA news on inflation broke, which sent markets up.

AFC quickly hit 22.48p, a rise of 10.2% before settling at 21.86p, which is still up 7.15% on where it was prior to that USA news!

That must be the 1000th thread you've started with the title HAGGIS or HAGGISMCHAGGIS, which is really pathetic. Suggest you get a grip or go fork yourself, whichever you find easier, as you know you are filtered and will always remain so.

AFC are only shorted by a pathetic 0.5% to try and keep the price down while Bronte load up of the fickle PI's.

Meanwhile ITM is HEAVILY shorted, and with the way ITM is going, those shorts are burning. Note all the near 0.5% again, most likely loading up with the stock as well, with the 1% ones just making money on the short hence gone bigger.

BennBridge Ltd
0.53% since 14/09/2022
BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Limited
1.06% since 01/11/2022
Citadel Advisors LLC
0.51% since 08/11/2022
Ennismore Fund Management Limited
0.51% since 31/10/2022
Helikon Investments Limited
1.04% since 08/11/2022
Kairos Investment Management Limited
0.53% since 07/10/2022

CWR shorted more than AFC too:
Marshall Wace LLP
0.81% since 08/11/2022

https://www.fca.org.uk/publication/data/short-positions-daily-update.xlsx

That is:
£805,000 short on AFC (0.5%)
£26,626,600 short on ITM (4.18%)
£5,856,300 short on CWR (0.81%)

Now try claiming AFC are heavily shorted.

Short describes you very well, short of intelligence, short of money, short of credibility, short in the wedding tackle department, and soon wearing brown shorts when the 100kW S Series lands, and when the Power Tower orders arrive.

I'm simply using logic, as taught by my Mentor Dr Spock.

All USA stocks well up. UK stocks rising on the back of that. AFC should follow IMVHO.

In case you are not clued up on the acronym, IMVHO means In My Very Honest Opinion, and that clearly tells everyone that it is my opinion, nothing more, take it or leave it.

Well, it's precisely how my friends and colleagues describe me, honest and humble. If you can't see it then that's your problem.

BLDP +11.3%
FCEL +15.8%
PLUG +11.7%
BE +13.9%
ITM +13.6%
CWR +15.6%

USA Fuel Cell and Hydrogen companies are flying today, as is the DOW and NASDAQ. ITM and CWR riding on their coat tails. AFC will join them soon IMVHO, having already recovered today, the next step is up.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/09/stock-market-futures-open-to-close-news.html

Maybe that is who AFC shipped to in August.

August 2022
Export
Parts of aeroplanes, helicopters or unmanned aircraft, n.e.s. (excl. those for gliders)

https://www.uktradeinfo.com/umbraco/api/searchdownload/trade?traderid=154514&filename=AFC+ENERGY+PLC%20trade.csv

"Landmark green hydrogen project launched at COP27"

The launch of the Egypt Green hydrogen facility took place at the United Nations COP27 Climate Change Conference in Sharm El Sheikh and marks an important milestone in the development of a green hydrogen ecosystem in Egypt and the broader African region.

The facility is the first integrated green hydrogen plant in Africa, and, when fully developed, will consist of 100MW of electrolyzers, powered by 260MW of solar and wind.

The facility will deliver up to approximately 15,000 tons of green hydrogen as feedstock for production of up to 90,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year in Fertiglobe’s existing ammonia plants in Ain Sokhna. The hydrogen tie-ins have already been installed at Fertiglobe’s plants.

https://www.powerengineeringint.com/hydrogen/landmark-green-hydrogen-project-launched-at-cop27/

EU to sign hydrogen, renewable energy partnership with Egypt at COP27

https://en.amwalalghad.com/eu-to-sign-hydrogen-renewable-energy-partnership-with-egypt-at-cop27/

And finally, after decades of getting away with it:

"UN experts demand crackdown on greenwashing of net zero pledges"

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/nov/08/un-experts-demand-crackdown-on-greenwashing-of-net-zero-pledges-cop27

Some try way too hard to talk it down, considering they claim to be shareholders, creating negative spin based on the history of AEX dating back many years, which has NO RELEVANCE to where AEX is today, with ARA being the operator and AEX sitting in an armchair by the fireplace with a brandy and a cigar, waiting for ARA to produce the gas that we all know is there.

The plan by Geopura and Siemens dos not fix the issues that AFC's systems fix. Their plan does not actually achieve much.

As stated by AFC:
"Hydrogen carrier fuels, such as methanol, are widely recognised in the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors. This is because they are more energy dense than hydrogen, their lower bulk makes them easier and cheaper to transport and store."
"Our 'flex fuel' approach will meet the industry need for low cost on-site hydrogen production using hydrogen carrier fuels. It opens up potential for many off-grid locations where hydrogen is uneconomic to transport or store."

Geopura and Siemens cracking Ammonia at a huge site somewhere, would then mean transporting Hydrogen to sites, defeating the object of carrier fuels, and still does not fix "many off-grid locations where hydrogen is uneconomic to transport or store".

If you predicted it will be Thursday tomorrow, it would then be Friday LOL!!

BaS,

RE: "the resulting quality of hydrogen". AFC stated it once, saying our Fuel cells ran without issue on xx.x% purity Hydrogen direct from Ammonia Cracker. It will take some finding though, as it was only one mention. I think it was 97.5% and had traces of Ammonia in it, but don't hold me to that. Ammonia in the fuel will poison a PEM Fuel Cell.

RE: "relevant number of process requirements to reach acceptable levels of purity for AEM.v.PEM" There are no steps for AEM, the H2 comes out of the Cracker and goes straight into the Fuel Cell.

Have a read of this:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/am/pii/S0378775316310035

Thanks Max!

As I said when it was announced, they'll use Green Methanol, and sure enough:

"The end-to-end process is made carbon neutral because green methanol was used, meaning there are no additional emissions of carbon dioxide."

Thanks Ian!

"a cleaner, lower-cost biofuel"

Which I think will be of immense interest to Shell this time next year!

BaS,

"whether reaching 5x9’s increases the production cost compared to achieving 3x9’s or less."

AFC do not require ANY clean up from cracked Ammonia H2. You can't get any cheaper than that. Thus achieving ANY level of purification above that, will cost more. And the highest cost will be for the 99.999% purity required by PEM Fuel Cells. You only get what you pay for with gas clean up, glad to advise that AFC do not need any of it.

"The company also noted recent reports around ammonia as a “highly efficient carrier of hydrogen for heavy motive applications” and said its HydroX-Cell(S) system is capable of utilising hydrogen derived from ammonia without further clean-up or the creation of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions."
https://hydrogen-central.com/afc-energy-release-hydrox-cells-hydrogen-fuel-cell-system/