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Localised power generation is the thing that makes so much sense - we are wasting so much power through distance between generator and consumer at the moment.

You were a LTH the other day yellow - make your mind up!

AB has worked for EY in the past both in the UK and Australia so may still have contacts

On the plus side you’ve got a lot more shares than you thought you’d get!

I’m hoping this week for an RNS saying we’ve delivered to EE. After that any news from them that all is working as expected will I think cast a few doubts aside and see even more confidence.

Or you may need to have the facility available to be able to be taken seriously when trying to get deals. You can make assumptions that orders are around the corner but they are just that.

Garonne - they will not be fabricating them unless we get an order for them. We don’t have that yet!

I wouldn’t trust it Mucksy - could be translated into just what they want you to believe

Same here chippyjo - I remember my first buy at 47p as recommended by the Motley Fool. I have them to blame for all this.

If the multiple large trades shown yesterday were in error then the count would have been around 50m too much. Depends where the 80m comes from...

LSE is showing multiple trades but it looks like it could be just 1 sell - does anyone have any other sources to confirm either way?

It can work in your favour, especially if you died in a compromising situation involving things in places they shouldn’t be. I bet a few legacies have remained intact because of it.

I like the reference to batteries...

If longevity is a problem (not again...) it may only be for certain uses. This would leave the others fair game to start deploying into.

Nafion has found use in fuel cells, electrochemical devices, chlor-alkali production, metal-ion recovery, water electrolysis, plating, surface treatment of metals, batteries, sensors, Donnan dialysis cells, drug release, gas drying or humidifaction, and superacid catalysis for the production of fine chemicals. (Copied from a search...)

I wonder if Alkamem can be used in all these applications too, and whether longevity is as important (and the same) for each?

https://www.fuelcellstore.com/fuel-cell-components/membranes/nafion?sort=rating&order=DESC

Suggests that a thicker Nafion membrane may last 100,000+ hours (~11.5 years). That would be longer than the electrodes surely?

There’s no rise without Phat - I’m worried....

Heart skipped a beat there - all I saw was ‘Cancellation of....’ and I wondered if it were something like ‘order’..... Phew

You never know - it could be an S cell version. Dreaming I know...

What a great person to be involved with! If we do this right there will be many more opportunities coming our way.

We should get some feedback from EE and their testing - if confidence is an issue here and everything goes to plan this may help the share price a bit.