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Bus companies in England have pledged to buy only ultra-low or zero emission vehicles by 2025 to substantially cut carbon emissions.

The switch to eco-friendly vehicles will cut the amount of carbon entering the atmosphere by half a million tonnes a year, the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) said.

The CPT represents more than 95% of the bus industry including major operators Arriva, First Group, Go Ahead, National Express and Stagecoach as well as hundreds of smaller carriers.

The confederation has also committed to reducing travel costs for job seekers and apprentices, targets to speed up services and capping the cost of daily and weekly travel in urban areas.

It aims to grow bus use by one billion extra passenger journeys a year by 2030 and calls on ministers to develop a national bus strategy.

If you put afc energy into you tube search, all previous proactive interviews. Read the headings. It’s embarrassing... As well as the previous 6 years.
Talk about being miss sold ppi....
Sorry the frustration is getting the better of me after 10 years of investing and holding and investing and believing and holding.

Looks like it, if you look on page 7 I think it is of the drawing plan it’s on there. Lorry backed up next to it with flt loading onto a conveyer looking thing. Possible hydrogen storage tanks at the back of the site plan. Impressed .

Thanks Vanheka, that’s the first picture I’ve seen since it was a small looking oil barrel in the corner of a shed. That’s come on in leaps and bounds, looks very impressive now.
My question is.... which company is heading skywards first, AFC or PHE.? Tempted to downsize in one to buy into the other.

This should of been us.... Gutted really, all them years.

Proton power done this not long ago, went from around 8p upto 40p in a few weeks. Silly me tho sold far to early, but did put lump into this. I think most hydrogen stocks will experience abit of a bubble soon. Can’t really go wrong at this price. Some relief for those holding at a higher price.

Lots of em..
Nice start to a Monday, must be getting close to an order...

Up and running we would be worth billions.

https://youtu.be/TAHpmmzVr28

Sorry notes i should of made myself clearer. Sir David King was on the BBC news this morning .... Not the link that I posted....Professor Sir David King was the Foreign & Commonwealth Office's Special Representative for Climate Change. He’s well aware of AFC energy, I was just posting a link to prove to new investors who haven’t been here as long as I have, the connection between himself and Afc . Yes the clip is 8 years old.

On bbc news this morning briefly. For those of you who haven’t been here as long as some he’s been to Afc.
https://youtu.be/VYUp5VR48uc

https://www.solarpowerportal.co.uk/news/solar_to_power_new_rolec_electric_vehicle_chargers

The hydrogen production investment will help with the Korean government’s efforts to establish a national hydrogen economy. The country’s large-scale expansion project will, among other things, call for a huge increase in the number of fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) produced in South Korea. While only about 2,000 FCVs were built last year, this number is expected to increase to 100,000 by 2025 and 6.2 million by 2040. During the same time frame, the nation’s government plans to boost the number of hydrogen refueling stations from the current 14 to 310 by 2022 and to 1,200 by 2040.

5 days ago.

Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS), South Korea’s state-run natural gas supplier, plans to make a multi-billion dollar hydrogen production investment that will see it build facilities that produce hydrogen by 2030. Also a major global importer of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas), KOGAS intends to spend 4.7 trillion won ($4 billion) to build the facilities.

By 2030 Korea Gas expects to supply 1.73 million tons of hydrogen every year.
Part of the company’s hydrogen production investment plans is to build 25 hydrogen-producing facilities and pipelines, which will total 700 kilometers for transporting the gas in South Korea.

By their 2030 goal, KOGAS anticipates a distribution volume of 1.73 million tons of this clean fuel per year and a national demand of 1.94 million tons annually. According to estimates by the utility company, this demand will increase to 5.25 million tons by 2040.

What’s more, KOGAS assumes that the price per kilogram will decrease from its current 6,500 to 7,500 won ($5 to $6) to 4,500 won ($3.80), due to a boost in output. Additionally, beyond the domestic use of hydrogen, KOGAS also has plans for extensive export

https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/korea-gas-announces-multi-million-dollar-hydrogen-production-investment/8537448/

The cost of collecting hospital medical waste in Scotland has more than doubled since the collapse of Healthcare Environmental Services, figures show.
The Lanarkshire-based company went to the wall after becoming embroiled in a waste stockpiling scandal.
Contingency measures to remove waste from every hospital, GP surgery, dental practice and pharmacy in Scotland were put in place.
But this has resulted in a "significant increased cost".
Contractors are receiving more than £460,000 per week to dispose of the hazardous materials following the collapse of Healthcare Environmental Services (HES), according to a Freedom of Information request made by the Press Association.

Waste collection costs double after firm's collapse https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-48169029

Tech is coming on fast and from everywhere. Just a-shame all you hear about is wind, solar and bleeding batteries.

https://youtu.be/uj-xFUnN96k
Free hydrogen..

Thanks for all the feed back from the agm too. Very much appreciated.

Thought it strange no movement with them big sells. Nice one.

But no share price movement?

https://futurism.com/the-byte/europe-renewable-energy-converting-hydrogen

Ha just my luck, sold mine yesterday with a small profit to top up with these. To be honest I think all hydrogen stocks are going to get abit of a run soon.