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How significant do you think the parliamentary H2 task force is, with its objective of 100 H2 refuelling stations ? Will this not keep the momentum going?

For much of the time, shares go up and down for reasons we cannot fathom, often defying all logic. Currently, however, we have the clearest possible reason to expect all markets to take a serious dive. CORONA s there for all to see and it is not rocket science to understand that its presence will make it impossible for the world of business to carry on as normal. I sold around half of my ITM holding, but I confess I found it difficult in the extreme to bring myself to press the button. Common sense tells me the worst is yet to come before recovery is likely.

We don't like to listen to the tings we don't want to hear. I think ITM has a great future. But that doesn't stop me from recognising that Corona is just at an early stage and must have a significant medium term impact on things financial. I therefore sold half my holding at 127and will repurchase when Corona has passed its peak.GLA The best is yet to come.

Also, Coal gas was in use for centuries . It was 50% hydrogen. So where's the problem?

Dips like this are always disappointing. However, it is difficult to see how anything is likely to stop H2 from playing a major role worldwide in the scramble to decarbonise.

Hi whatabout. Thanks. I think green H2 will, over time, be unstoppable. Properly implemented, it ticks every possible box. But I want to spread my risk between H2 companies. It seems the H2 market likes what NEL is offering. It llooks like I will also have to go through Hargreaves.Mikecc

Someone recently commented on NEL, now I can't find it. How do you trade this Norwegian stock. ii won't do it. Anyone? Thanks.

Nothing weakens a case... more than overstating it. So it's good to be in a company that tells things as they really are. What we don't want is hype. Just facts.

F a photon has zero mass, how does it convey any energy? I am baffled

Hopeless at finding gas. Good at hyping his share price. So I have taken a chance with his new company Regency mines.

Whenever there is a a dip, I remind myself that green H2 provides an everlasting supply of energy for the whole world which will never produce even a single gram of. pollution. UNSTOPABLE!

Is this still fuelled by ammonia? Or is it H2 straight in? I never see ammonia mentioned recently.

Apologies for my ignorance. For those of us who don't know.Please tell us about it.

plenty of interesting posts on here. But am I not right in saying that the biggest H2 use of all will be for the manufacture of agricultural fertiliser.?

I have been here for only a short time. I invested because the technoloy seems to fit what is hapening across the world. However the chat reminds me of a lesson learned over many decades. Technology companies run by their founding engineer rarely seem to succeed. Examples that come to mind include .Sinclaire (great computers and the ridiculous C5 'car' ) Probably Tesla, Ionica ( microwave phone system). On the other hand, you occasionally get a Dyson.

As one who is familiar with traditional capacitors, I am interested to know how many farads would hold the same energy as, say, an ordinary starter battery, let alone a drive train battery For me, 500 micro farads was very large! Anyone ?

Just reviewed the AGM presentation. it all sounds very exciting. but my experience is that AFC never deliver on wat they say. I will stay to see what happens in Q4 with the planned ev charger demos. If these don't happen, I think I will finally give up on this company .

As a LTH ~I imagine there must be many here who, like me, saw their investment grow to a huge paper profit. The fact that I failed to take it wile it was there was my own misjudgement. I would like to blame someone else, but the reality is that the opportunity of a lifetime must be taken during the lifetime of the opportunity. For those who came in at the top end, I know how that feels. I have been there elsewhere. Looking back at the SP when we had nothing but prospects makes me think that we must now be worth quite a lot more than the current SP.

I have said it before and I make no apology for saying it again, in the present green climate, AFC are looking at an open goal in terms of getting wall to wall press coverage. Relevant publications are always hungry for newsworthy stories, and at the moment it doesn't come any more newsworthy than fuel cells and their like. Why isn't it happening?

A hydrogen powered electric vehicle charger developed by AFC Energy plc provides off grid charging without the need to store on-site hydrogen. Instead, hydrogen is cracked' from liquified ammonia stored within the unit. This technique overcomes the technical difficulties and high cost of storing on the spot hydrogen, which is needed to power the built-in fuel cell. In contrast with hydrogen, ammonia is easily liquified at normal temperatures with comparatively low compression. With millions of electric vehicles set to crash the national grid etc .etc…I guarantee that, not only would the FT use a news release like this. They would Jump at the chance. Telling their readers about things like this is what they DO!!