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I was thinking with all these floods a nice fuel cell powered pump rarther than a diesel one would be good

And already to brake 20p next week if that goes think it will quickly increase to high twentys like it did in 2015

I'd say about 20% of free float been traded today not bad going

Nice one sprog

Hope we can stay above the 16.487p resistance then we can get upto 20p next week

Good to see the launch of the website has been posted on twitter and linkedin

Bumble i wonder if a company like basf would partner afc re the membrane

Was there talks of licensing other parts of the tech early in the year or last .Or was it the membrane then

I hope jacknife has had his shorts burnt

Wow really starting to motor now denora warranty on the way perhaps or investment.

Hang onto your shares free float will be low trading 10% a day wait till warranty or deal hits the table then it will be 50% traded

16p today

November the 5th i wonder if stumbler set his off

Strange to have an rns like this on a friday, would have thought they would announce on monday .Unless they have something else lined up for monday

Just think anything can happen on aim. warranty rns, southern confermation or ev order. aim companies can often double or treble in a day especially when not much free float

Just think another 100% and Roman will be back in profit lol

Yes seems like someone loading up, perhaps we will get a tr1 and find out who . Wouldn't be suprised to see a good rise tomorrow as well as i think new website might be up beginning of next week

South Korea is vying to win the race to create the first hydrogen-powered society. It wants to build three hydrogen-powered cities by 2022 as it positions itself as a leader in the green technology.

The plan will see the cities use hydrogen as the fuel for cooling, heating, electricity and transportation. Consultation on where the three cities will be located is under way.

Have you read?The green hydrogen revolution has started, and it won't be stoppedIt’s clean, powerful and available: Are you ready for hydrogen energy?Germany has unveiled the world's first hydrogen-powered train

The test cities will use a hydrogen-powered transportation system, including buses and personal cars. Hydrogen charging stations will be available in bus stations and parking spaces.

The hydrogen pilot city plan unveiled by the South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport

The strategy is part of a wider vision to power 10% of the country's cities, counties and towns by hydrogen by 2030, growing to 30% by 2040.

This includes drastic increases in the numbers of hydrogen-powered vehicles and charging points in the next three years. The government has earmarked money to subsidize these vehicles and charging infrastructure.

The Moon Jae-in administration is set to spend around $18 billion dollars on hydrogen car sales and refuelling stations from 2018 to 2022.

Countries including Germany, Japan and China are also looking to a future hydrogen society, with a number of Asian car manufacturers including Hyundai, Toyota and Honda sinking resources into creating a range of hydrogen-powered cars.

With fuel cell vehicles – or FCVs – generally offering greater range and faster refueling times than electric vehicles, there is great hope that they will accelerate the transition to cleaner vehicles.

But challenges remain with the technology. Although some FCVs are now on the market, for many the cost remains prohibitive and they have some way to go before they become mainstream.

And while the output from hydrogen-powered cars is certainly clean – they only produce water as a by-product – at the moment they are not necessarily as clean as they may first seem. Producing the hydrogen itself is an energy-intensive process, not necessarily powered by renewable sources.

Someone is loading up

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