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Heath as usual the way aim works nothing is as it seems smoke and mirrors. i don't think the time or the colour really makes a difference ,the mms seem to be able to disguise things to suit themselves. any how buy or sell the volume has increased, which is a good sign

Might have been a buy just because it is in red that doesnt mean it was a sell .some trades in blue had been going through at 6.40 6.50 throughout the day

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AFC/afc-energy-plc-holdings-in-company-kxazwkwixaa1836.html afc share register doesn't seem to get updated regularly

Haven't said this for a while .wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend, lol

For what ever reason and who ever they are thalion was set up for some smoke and mirrors reason why else would it be set up in a building in Colorado

Yes that was my thought that he would have to sell them off before a draw down could occur

Cheekyboy i had an idea that es was thalion in which case had 6.6 milllion shares at 3p so by selling his shares would make tidy profit even if only peanuts to him and it would make sense as if there is a draw down then warrants would be 4 years and would expect to be at a much higher sp and by then would be one of the biggest holders

So bumble that would mean the mms have either got a lot on thd book to get gid off at various points or someone has been taking them off there hands so i presume we will get another tr1 soon

Chippy is that all they are allowed to hold or is what they do hold at the moment I thought they could hold onto more stock as if someone wanted to sell a large amount the mms wouldn't always have a buyer to sell to right away so could hold them and then sell them over the coming days or trade them between themselves and i pressume so many mms are on the bid side and so many on the ask side of the book so when a set amount has been sold which they hold it then moves onto the next mm who has them at a different price

I think if we can finish above 6.6 p it shouldn't take long to reach 8p

I think the mms have possibly a number of shares that they have swept up from the sellers who have been selling for a while now and they sell at different prices as they get rid of them so may have a million to sell at say 6p then they will move it up and then sell the next batch and so on until they have rid to control the market the sp should rise quicker and in between will take the next batch from sellers and rise till no one wants to pay the price

Great rns and communications but regards the sp not moving that much at the moment the market will know that in the not to distant future afc will require a large chunk of cash so it will weary of were its coming from wether it be at a reduction to sp or how much dilution is required it often happens on aim were when there is funding shares are forward sold and it takes a while then for the sp to increase but who knows if the tdch is as good as it sounds then funding shouldnt be an issue

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Heide oil refinery in northwest Germany, which will host the offshore wind-to-hydrogen Westküste 100 project Photo: Raffinerie Heide

Offshore wind to power giant green-hydrogen carbon-neutral aviation-fuel plant

Groundbreaking 700MW Westküste 100 project in Germany could solve problem of curtailed wind production, writes Leigh Collins

by Leigh Collins

30 October 2019Updated 31 October 2019

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A 700MW green hydrogen plant powered by a dedicated Orsted offshore wind farm and producing carbon-neutral aviation fuel could be up and running in Europe by 2030 if an ambitious project backed by the German government goes according to plan.

The Westküste 100 project — which has nine project partners, including developers EDF Energy, Orsted and industrial giant Thyssenkrupp — has been named by federal energy and economy minister Peter Altmaier as one of Germany’s “real-world laboratories of the energy transition” and is set to receive “close to €100m” of government funding.

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The project in northwest Germany, at the site of the Heide oil refinery, will be a unique example of cross-sector co-operation and technology, and show how local wind farms how they can use their excess energy — about 40% of which was wasted last year due to grid constraints.

For the pilot project, surplus wind energy that would otherwise be curtailed will power 30MW of alkaline electrolysers that will split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. The oxygen will be sold to a nearby cement plant for use as “oxyfuel”, with the waste heat from the electrolysis process sold to a nearby district heating system, thus creating additional revenue streams. Most electrolysis projects simply release the heat and oxygen into the air.

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The green hydrogen will be combined with carbon dioxide captured from the cement plant to produce synthetic methanol, which would then be refined into carbon-neutral synthetic kerosene (ie, aviation fuel), for use at the nearby Hamburg airport. The airport is hoping that 5% of all fuel used there will be carbon-neutral by 2025.

The Heide refinery happens to have huge salt caverns on its land where up to ten millions tonnes of hydrogen can be stored, as well as a dedicated bidirectional hydrogen pipeline to a Linde grey-hydrogen facility 30km away — so large amounts of green hydrogen could eventually be stored and transported via pipeline for use elsewhere, including injection into the natural-gas grid.

The ins and outs of the Westküste 'real-world laboratory'. Photo: Raffinerie Heide

Decarbonising an oil refinery

The Westküste 100 project, named after the “west coast” of Schleswig-Holstein state where it is located, is the brainchild of Raffinerie Heide

https://www.rechargenews.com/transition/1870430/offshore-wind-to-power-giant-green-hydrogen-carbon-neutral-aviation-fuel-plant

Siemens has been mentioned numerous times over the years

Cheshire West & Chester Council is in line to give Peel Environmental and Progressive Energy planning permission to build a £150m bio-substitute natural gas plant near Ellesmere Port.

The plant will generate renewable gas from up to 175,000 tonnes of bio-resources from unrecyclable wood and refuse derived fuel. It also has the potential to be configured in the future to produce renewable hydrogen and link to planned hydrogen networks across the region. Peel Environmental is part of Peel L&P.

Set to be built at Plot 4 of the wider 330-acre Protos site, it has the potential to generate 320gWh of fuel per year, enough to power between 500 and 1000 HGVs per year.

Subject to planning consent and funding, the plant is due to start production in 2022. It is expected that a further eight similar facilities could be built across the UK during the 2020s.

Plans were submitted earlier this year, and are now set to be approved when Cheshire West & Chester’s planning committee meets next week. Planning officers have recommended the committee sign off the plans subject to a Section 106 agreement.

Other developments at Protos, formerly known as Ince Park, include a 35MW energy-from-waste plant, as well as outline planning consent and part detailed planning consent for general manufacturing and distribution uses, as well as a biomass facility.

Peel L&P is also looking to build a £7m hydrogen facility at the site, with a planning application submitted for the project last month.

What really need even if its at a discount is for denora to invest a few million pound into afc

I was thinking more like jackanory over the last few years

The rampers seem to be showig there faces today

What also be good to hear is how they are going to fund themselves moving into commercial operations this seems to be one of the main factors to cover and if favourable woukd be a huge benefit to the share price