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I wonder if AFC will play a role in the 2 plants, the hydrogen revolution is building very fast now......

LONDON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Britain will invest 90 million
pounds ($117 million) on measures to cut carbon dioxide
emissions from homes and industry, including two hydrogen
plants, the government said on Tuesday.

Britain last year became the first G7 country to set a
target to reach net zero emissions by 2050.

The country has reduced emissions from its power sector, by
increasing renewable power such as wind, but has struggled to
cut emissions in the heating and industrial sectors.

"Cleaning up emissions from industry and housing is a big
challenge but today's ... investment will set us on the right
path as we develop clean technologies like hydrogen," said Kwasi
Kwarteng, Minister for Business, Energy and Clean Growth.

The bulk of the money, 70 million pounds, will help fund two
low-carbon hydrogen plants, in the Mersey, in the north of
England and one near Aberdeen in Scotland, and a project to
produce hydrogen using offshore wind power.

Hydrogen is a zero emission alternative to fossil fuel. It
seen as a possible clean energy source for the future but it is
currently too expensive for widespread use.

The remaining 20 million pounds will be used to fund
projects to cut household emissions.

Trading now, up 10%........ nearly 1m shares already traded.

Gone into auction, showing red now on tradegate.....

Price dropping on RNS, perhaps some thought it was new of some sales. Show how it will move with positive news.

Looks like Norma sold a few

Would have thought we would have shown a small rise this morning, market has not reacted at all.

A good update will be a spike in the price this morning, the best part for me is the prospect of now being a copper play as well. The copper could fund all on going costs and part of the mines development if sold via a take of agreement.

At a copper price of $2.50 per pound ($5,510 per tonne), the total value of copper contained in the concentrate would be in the order of US$750 million

I think this is now turning into a bottom draw investment, until some sort of uptake agreement is signed this must be at least 2 years away. GLA

Agree, after the flurry of buys before Christmas, with a nice spike in the price, total lack of interest now allowing for a slow drift down.

Awaiting results.....

He has just retweeted TW trash... so all is good.

RT AlignResearch "RT WShak1: I see many bulletin board contributors are wondering how they will spend their #EUA £millions. I'd put strong odds on the company going the way of #FRR (and other AIM horror shows). Gets more and more likely with each day… https://twitter.com/*************/status/1227894319886897152"

The English is not good. After replacement should have been a coma, I can see how it was misread.

Turnstone 0 v Lucando 1

Nothing to chat about at the MO until next RNS drops. Shame EUA has dropped of the quick picks had to find another alert for RNS.

Did not take long for the price to reach 1.95 great if that can be the base to build on. See already plus 18% some will again get spiked.. In for the long term could be like EUA in few years.

Good news but a long ways to go. I like the part that some of his payment is linked to performance, so at least he has to do a job rather than ride the AIM cash cow.

but lots of noise on here......

Red, at this time I hold AFC, CWR and PPS also looking at ITM.

I hold most in my pension account. But I do trade them as well. Do a quick search for ETF there are plenty out there.

Personally I hold ETF in bond and gilts to off set my other holdings.

must admit i took a profit today in my trading account 18% in a day. but still have a holding in my pension account. A profit is a profit as they say. GLA

Gone Blue, joined the rest of the club.

Highest price ever was 57.5 in July 2015 as far as I can see. This would be a great milestone to beat. GLA