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Did the alkomonia project get a mention

What i would like to know is i presume the scoping study at covestro didn't add up due to the none viable hydrogen etc if this is the case isn't that classed as price sensitive info and we should have been informed that the figures didn't add up

Risky apology i thought you was as daft as ab for a minute lol

How do you get the not enough waste hydrogen why wasn't this looked into before the spent millions designing a large stack its seems like its only taken them 10 years to decide so i guess it was the large eu grant that did it for them the rest smoke and mirrors

By the sounds of it they don't quite know what they are doing if they don't hurry up with the off grid that to wont be commercially viable I'm sure ab Said he could sell many smaller units a few years ago lets hpoe he can still sell them now

Also if they are concentrating on ev chargers are goverment subsidies available to deploy these

The cynical part of me says they need to start releasing these kind of rns and the no news policy will be scrapped as they will try to do anything now to raise the sp so as allow thalion to draw down

Agree it does seem like they want to distract from any awkward questions

A pyramid selling scheme would be better

 of responding to this challenge in a "first mover" environment where power is generated on-site in a fully sustainable manner.  We intend this to be the commencement of a long-term relationship with AFC Energy and look forwards to further demonstrating the capability of the integrated system over the coming months."    Adam Bond, Chief Executive Officer at AFC Energy, said "The number of commercial enquiries received since announcing AFC Energy's EV fuel cell charger system, CH2ARGE, earlier this year has clearly demonstrated the potential for the Company to capitalise on this growing market.  Our collaboration with Rolec is a recognition of the industry's desire to explore off grid EV charging solutions to meet a need already seen across several of Rolec's local and international clients.  AFC Energy's EV charger is now one of our key markets for revenue generation and gives us an early mover advantage in penetrating the off-grid market."    For further information, please contact: AFC Energy plc Adam Bond (Chief Executive Officer)     +44 (0) 20 3697 1209 Cantor Fitzgerald Europe - Nominated Adviser and Joint Broker David Foreman Richard Salmond                               +44 (0) 20 7894 7000 M C Peat & Co LLP - Joint Broker Charlie Peat   +44 (0) 20 7104 2334   TUVA Partners - Public Relations James Kennedy     +44 (0) 7809 495 759           About AFC Energy   AFC Energy plc is commercialising a scalable alkaline fuel cell system, to provide clean electricity for on and off grid applications. The technology, pioneered over the past ten years in the UK, is in the process of being deployed in industrial gas plants for grid generation, as an alternative to diesel generators for localised power, in energy storage systems and as the power source for local electricity needs.   About Rolec   Rolec is one of the world's leading specialists in outdoor electrical equipment, designing, manufacturing and installing an extensive range of products.  Now 29 years old, Rolec's wide range of products is the most extensive of its kind and continues to grow via its distribution network of representatives in over 40 countries across the globe.  Rolec consists of four unique divisions, each focusing on a particular sector: ROLEC EV - Europe's largest range of electric vehicle charging stations and equipment, ROLEC GLOBAL MARINA SERVICES - the world leaders in the design and installation of marina services, ROLEC POWER SOLUTIONS - permanent and temporary power solutions, and ROLEC LEISURE SERVICES - world-leading hook-up and electrical dis

AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), the leading alkaline fuel cell power company, today announces it has signed a non-binding collaboration agreement with Rolec Services Limited ("Rolec") setting out the terms of intent for both parties to design and assess integrated Electric Vehicle ("EV") charging systems utilising the AFC Energy fuel cell system ("Collaboration Agreement").   Highlights   ·      Rolec, manufacturer of Europe's largest range of EV charging solutions operating across over 40 countries, to partner with AFC Energy to design and deploy fully integrated fuel cell EV charging systems   ·      Integrated EV charging systems of varying sizes to be brought to market for the purpose of off-grid power generation, incorporating Rolec's EV charging platform and AFC Energy's fuel cell system   ·      Ultimate objective of the Collaboration Agreement is for the integrated system to be capable of sale and deployment across Rolec's existing and AFC Energy's emerging network of EV charging distributors and customers   ·      First demonstration system expected to be deployed in H2 2019   Under the terms of the Collaboration Agreement, AFC Energy and Rolec will work together to design an off-grid EV charger in response to the recent and forecast rapid growth in EVs. This follows government initiatives across industrialised countries towards a decarbonised, electrified transportation sector.    Since AFC Energy's EV charger prototype was demonstrated in January 2019, growth in commercial enquiries for the system across both the UK and internationally has meant collaboration with an established market leader in this space creates new opportunities for both organisations.    AFC Energy and Rolec will work towards a single integrated turnkey product that delivers a customer friendly interface.  This will enable an off grid, zero emission power system at a time when the grid is emerging as a limiting factor in the deployment of EVs.    AFC Energy and Rolec will define a series of customer driven products which will be modular and allow EV charging from a base unit for two vehicles, up to a larger mass-scale deployment.  Under the Collaboration Agreement, a reference system will be delivered which will be capable of deployment on a temporary basis for marketing and business development purposes.   Tom Pollard, General Manager - Rolec EV, said "Rolec is increasingly seeing the availability of power, particularly at the end of grid or in off grid applications as a material obstacle.  Governments and industry will need to overcome this to achieve their goals for EV deployment over the coming years.  This collaboration with AFC Energy is about explorin

https://www.investegate.co.uk/afc-energy-plc--afc-/rns/collaboration-agreement/201904300700064645X/ car charger

As this is a bit different to others questions if possible could one of you who is attending please ask if they have had any talks with the uk goverment for grants subsidies etc seen as they are suppose to be cutting co2 to 0

What find strange that there as been nothing in the local press about advance having agreed a deal with afc

Whatif i dont think it would need to be disclosed as its been done in overseas i a smoke and mirrors way

Notes dont you be dissing hull we are part of the green port humber and have a lot of investment in renewables

Thalion deal not like lanstead i fear if it is a last dit h finance deal any good news will just get sold into also i find it strange were they have done it from looks very underhand if they were close commercially why couldn't they just get a business loan very low % payback at moment no doubt its to do with howard white

At the rate the sp is going ab will be able to buy afc with his salary I'm as pis sed off like the rest of you but not suprised aim is full of slippery bu ll s hitting ceo who don't give a ******* about pi and are just intersted in lining their own pocket

As i hold some shares in paper form got the report in post very cheap just basic paper im sure i usually get a nice glossy one .ADAMS BONUS must be based on how many porkies he tells thats why he got a nice big one

Could schroders be buying on behalf of someone like for instance denora ?