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Extreme E is almost upon us with a truly global reach. Just over a week and a half to go now.

And then there is ABB, Acciona, MACE and Ricardo.

Exciting and interesting times ahead.

Good article on hydrogen fuel cell buses relating to funding for Wrightbus.
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-northern-ireland-56476668

What on earth do you think the company are in the process of doing Ed - the only fluff I see here is in your continued negative commentary. Filtered I am not wasting any more of my time reading your garbage.

What a fantastic video. Many conversations progressing behind closed doors. Exciting times and not long to wait for some media storm. GLAH

As previously stated only £6M available so I am assuming it is well supported. Target cost for green H2 via electrolysis was quite low. I think it is good for the sector overall.

Ceres Post year end highlights

· Proposed equity fund raise of [£180m] announced today to finance opportunities to significantly increase the market for Ceres technology, both in fuel cells and in electrolysis, backed by major partners Weichai and Bosch

· Planning to move up to the London Stock Exchange Main Market Premium Listing by mid 2022

Ceres looking to raise £180M via primary bid including investment for solid oxide electrolysis development.

From the extreme e website. Apologies if there are one or two typos when formatting list on phone screen but what a list it is.

See where you can watch Extreme E across the globe. This list of channels and broadcasters will continue to be updated ahead of the first X Prix on the 3rd and 4th April 2021.

REGION/CHANEL
AFRICA ESPN Africa, Startimes
Argentina Grupo America
Asia Fox Sports
Australia Fox Sports
Austria ORF
Belarus BTRC
Belgium RTBF
Brazil Globo
Ex-Yugoslavia Arena Sport
Canada RDS, Fox Sports
Caribbean Fox Sports, Sportsmax, Digicel
China Zhibo tv, Douyin
Croatia Sport TV Croatia
Europe Eurosport
Germany ProSieben, Sky Germany
Greece Cosmote TV
Hungary TTV2
Indian Subcontinent Sony India
Ireland Virgin Media
Israel Charlton
Italy Mediaset
Japan DAZN
Latin AmericavvESPN
Liechtenstein MySports
Luxembourg RTL7
Malaysia RTM MENA
Dubai Sport, MBC
Netherlands RTL7
New Zealand TVNZ
Senegal vRTS
Spain RTVE
Switzerland MySports
Turkey S Sport
United Kingdom BBC, Sky Sports
USA Fox Sports

Commentary around the fuel cells not charging the cars noted and apologies I had not read that far up the board.

Thanks for the link to the Express Richemondo.

I took a look and it was a good write up.- cars are charged by a fuel cell with zero emissions provided by AFC Energy. The comms are looking good especically when you factor in the size of the global audience.

As said earlier I also believe there will be more PR / coverage around the green credentials of using zero emission diesel genset replacement technology on construction sites in the run up to extreme e.

Exciting times and GLAH.

AFC Energy plc

("AFC Energy" or the "Company")

Strategic Partnership with Mace Group for the Construction Market

AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce the signing of its first UK Strategic Partnership Agreement ("the Agreement") with leading international consultancy and construction business, Mace Group ("Mace").

I would be happy to see credit where it is due and focus on what is coming on the horizon, but well, we do have some serial negative posters on the board.

REACH: Non-regulatory announcement

9 March 2021



AFC Energy plc

("AFC Energy" or the "Company")

Appointment of new Public Relations and Financial Communications Adviser

AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce the appointment, with immediate effect, of FTI Consulting as its retained Public Relations and Financial Communications Adviser.

Apologies if posted already.
https://www.h2-view.com/story/freeport-easts-hydrogen-ambitions-become-a-near-term-reality/

Welcoming the news of a project which he believes will bring an array of hydrogen opportunities for the UK, Jo Bamford, Executive Chairman of Ryse-Hydrogen, said, “The PM has said the UK will be ‘putting a big bet on hydrogen’ and the Budget’s green light for the Freeport East Hydrogen Hub is a major step towards delivering on these words.”

“The Freeport East Hydrogen Hub will support the creation of thousands of green jobs and feature innovative uses in hydrogen for zero emissions buses, construction equipment, marine and agriculture. Crucially, these UK-made Net Zero technologies can be in use within 12 months and will place East Anglia at the forefront of the global hydrogen economy”.

Adam Bond, CEO of AFC Energy, also applauded the decision, “Freeports have the opportunity to become significant commercial centres for the UK, boosting inward investment, creating jobs and driving the country’s economic recovery.”

“As part of the Government’s drive to “build back better”, we believe it is crucial that these freeports are developed in a sustainable way and capitalise on the opportunity to reduce GHG emissions by adopting zero-carbon technologies – particularly in port-side operations and the maritime sector as demanded by the UK’s Maritime 2050 Strategy.”

One month until Extreme E series crowns its first ever race champion in Saudi Arabia

Extreme E’s first ever race is just one month away, and with ten teams ready to compete, fielding a legendary line-up of champion drivers, the series is gearing up for an epic opening weekend of action when it all kicks off in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, 3-4 April.

Alejandro Agag, Founder and CEO of Extreme E, said: “Wow, just one month to go until Extreme E’s race weekend, and what a spectacular place to start our adventure.

“The St. Helena ship is on her way to Saudi Arabia, and it all feels very real. This momentous moment is the culmination of years of hard work and planning, and I know AlUla will capture our audience when they get to see this incredible place, such a special setting for our first race.”

https://www.extreme-e.com/en/news/198_One-month-until-Extreme-E-series-crowns-its-first-ever-race-champion-in-Saudi-Arabia.html

At the start of next month AFC Energy are supplying kit which will be charging Extreme E SUV's and this event is being streamed pretty much globally. Our time is fast approaching.

The constant negativity is boring to the extreme and is extremely transparent. I have added more.

What a nice start to the day after the daily look to check for an RNS:
"Our new world class AEM hydrogen fuel cell research facility cements AFC Energy at the cutting edge of arguably the world's most promising, low cost, high energy dense fuel cell technology. We continue to believe this platform will compete head on with incumbent high energy dense fuel cells in the market today such as PEM technologies both on cost and performance, but with all the benefits of our proprietary alkaline chemistry."

https://www.topgear.com/car-news/electric/extreme-es-floating-paddock-has-set-sail?amp

Refers to Hydrogen Fuel Cells

VII looking to cause some more disharmony again with subtle negatives vaguely disguised as concern for shareholders. It is tedious to the extreme. The behaviour is remarkably similar to one of two posters who terrorised this board for a very long time a couple of years ago. I will be filtering as it adds nothing apart from carefully orchestrated negativity. I am very happy with my investment, continue to hold and may add more. Good luck all GENUINE holders.

I am utterly bewildered how this attracts any negative posts. The PR has started. EE in the spotlight.

Including St Helena and the founder