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? Joint project submissions have already been created by Ricardo and AFC Energy for submission to prospective customers.

Great news just having a read now. GLAH

Article in Telegraph Business section on how AIM is maturing into a grown up market. Lists stocks with MCap from £1.7bn to £5bn including both ITM and Ceres. I personally am confident that AFC will feature in any such future list / update.

Looking forward to the next operational DMG update. What a great job PHE have done with what could be a great product at the right time based on years of development. GLAH

Will be interesting to see the market opening tomorrow. Looking forward to the next update. Could be s transformational year ahead. GLAH

Peel have been awarded some funding for a cluster they lead to cut carbon. Not specifically PHE but good linkage to Peel and route to net zero

https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/six-projects-in-uk-will-receive-a-share-of-8-million-in-government-funding-to-cut-carbon-emissions/

Hi all, I have added myself in at £3.35. GL

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Hi Beach, I don't follow - the enclosed is from the cleantechnica article. Happy to be corrected.

AFC Energy’s alkaline fuel cell technology works by the electrochemical combination of hydrogen and oxygen in a non-combustion process. In doing so it produces electricity, heat, and water. Electrical generation will be continuous while fuel cells are provided with a continuous source of hydrogen and oxygen (from air) to sustain the fuel cell reaction. Backed by electro-chemistry manufacturer and distributor, Industrie De Nora S.p.A, AFC Energy’s patented alkaline fuel cell affords the flexibility of using low grade hydrogen streams (in some cases measured as low as 75% when cracking ammonia) with the opportunity to displace precious metals either entirely or to a greater extent than alternative fuel cells in the market today.

What a day and eagerly anticipating the opening tomorrow. I came across the enclosed article which I dont think has been posted on here yet. Interesting facts about the grade of hydrogen which can be used, believe it refers to 75% purity when using cracked ammonia.ABB has announced the launch of a strategic partnership with AFC Energy to create the next generation of high-power sustainable electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions for grid-constrained locations. The endeavor combines ABB’s energy storage solution and DC EV fast chargers with AFC Energy’s zero-emission, high-efficiency hydrogen fuel cell.

https://cleantechnica.com/2020/12/27/new-hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered-fast-chargers-announced/amp/

Hi dtyland, I was smirking when reading your post about vindication for dragging your other half around AFC events. I am sure I have sounded like a stuck record for a long time to my sister and partner when talking about AFC, fuel cells and H2. Only the other day my sister was asking how to buy shares in AFC. My partner looks on in disbelief when I show daily movements. I always hesitate to say we have arrived but it certainly looks like we are arriving. GLAH

What a great clip.
All looking good for arrival of out Head Communications.
We have PR and may have a PR storm coming our way.

Have a good Christmas all and enjoy the watershed. Not sure which tense that should be in.

I am picking up that there are several posters on this board who also hold EQT but also that there is no specific negativity posted towards EQT on this board. From looking at the EQT board there seems to be alot of negativity towards PHE, presumably from non PHE holders. There is roon for several players in this field so I dont really follow the logic. Good luck to both companies as it is good for the sector.

Like others I have been here since bidtimes and its great to see the transformation in the company. As has been stated below the RNS states that there are no new material developments beyond those previously notified to the market. I am in for the long term and am not influenced by daily movements although I have sold a few into the rises. There is room for several worldwide players in this market - I have selected PHE based on my research.

There isn't much research required to decide whether to use the filter button. Yawn

What a great week for all holders not to mention long term holders. We are arriving in style.

Hi Beach, I am not aware of any two year rule, why would that be the case? I am happy to be pointed to an official HMRC link however. GLAH

What are the general thoughts on opening tomorrow.

Obviously my comment relates to shares held in a non ISA , i.e an investment account.

I am not aware of any two year rule re CGT. Am not saying it is incorrect but something to be checked. I thought the CGT was payable over the allowance which this year was circa £11k.