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I'm sorry but they haven't failed as they didn't say they when the storm was coming. Patience is required for goodness sake.

Since the Company's last COVID-19 update in March 2020, AFC Energy has seen a rise in the number of commercial enquiries for its H-Power system driven predominantly by growing public awareness associated with an improvement in air quality and a reduction in pollution seen as a direct consequence of Government action plans to mitigate the local and global effects of COVID-19.

A pick-up in interest from construction companies in particular to address localised pollution deriving from diesel generators, along with the UK's Non Road Mobile Machinery ("NRMM") emission reduction regulations that come into play in September 2020. These enquiries, which range from outright system purchases, to plant hire, commercial scale field testing and distribution partnerships, have further evidenced industry's continued emphasis on emission reduction and alternatives to transition away from fossil fuels. They further highlight the value proposition that AFC Energy's H-Power system can bring to industry, particularly with its ability to utilise ammonia as a low-cost hydrogen carrier.

In addition to construction, several other industries, including EV charging and ports have also seen uplifts in the number of proposals we are working on at present. We are seeing a strong Government and industrial commitment towards large scale stimulus packages where fiscal commitment to green energy, air quality, pollution reduction and EV charging will further enhance new commercial opportunities for AFC Energy across its stated key markets.

Some of the missing bits - which others have eluded to:, not to mention the potential issues of leakages from degradation with the contents in.

Trials have shown that the plant plastic would decompose in one year using a composter, and a few years longer if left in normal outdoor conditions. But ideally, it should be recycled.

the bio-refinery plans to break down sustainable plant sugars into simple chemical structures that can then be rearranged to form a new plant-based plastic – which could appear on supermarket shelves by 2023.

the path-finder project will initially make a modest 5,000 tonnes of plastic every year using sugars from corn, wheat or beets.

A couple of nice buys yesterday for £30k and £50k

Good post Southern

The twitter post from jgbb is also on the AFC website https://www.afcenergy.com/

Lets see what today brings - Good luck to all genuine holders.

From Final Results RNS at end Feb:
The next twelve months will see a concerted effort focussed on the sale and deployment of fuel cell systems into these key markets alongside growth in resources to deliver scaled up manufacturing capacity and also sales and commercial coverage of our key targets. We have the opportunity for clear first mover advantage in the EV charging market in particular and through the much-appreciated efforts of our employees and partners, look forwards to delivering on our commitments to support the UK's and international efforts towards a net zero society"

Lemmings and Mushrooms Only - LOL

Contrary to drop and dilution I also expect an uptick.

Agreed Piltick

Some good price action - GLAH

I saw an article with a name I thought I recognised - Naveed Akhtar who was at AFC fulfilling roles including fuel cell stacks and Chief Scientist. He was mentioned in an article on the Hydrogen Fuel News site in connection with the International Hydrogen Aviation Association (IHAA) which had launched a website. The article also referred to a fuel cell services management company which he founded. Details for both and the initial link enclosed below.
https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/international-hydrogen-aviation-association-ihaa-launches-website/8539787/

https://www.ihydrogenaa.com/
The International Hydrogen Aviation Association (IHAA) is a non-profit organisation which promotes technical advancements in hydrogen aviation sector. The IHAA represents leading companies and institutions that are engaged in research, design & development, demonstration and commercialisation of hydrogen in aviation.
IHAA aims to bring together world's specialised aviation companies, aircraft OEMs, aircraft operators, aviation ground support equipment suppliers, aviation onboard energy suppliers, aviation consultants, government organisations and councils with an interest in Hydrogen use in aviation. Organisations having interest in hydrogen use in aviation are encouraged to apply by completing the below membership enquiry form.

Hy-Hybrid Energy Limited. https://www.hy-hybrid.com/
Working with the leading players in the hydrogen and fuel cell sector, Hy-Hybrid Energy provides services in clean energy technologies. Based in Scotland, UK, we are specialists in all major fuel cell types, renewable energy systems, hydrogen storage and production, and support both low and high temperature fuel cell technology.

Wow that is a big trade after the bell for £535k

Hi Piller, Whilst I dont particularly disagree I am looking back to pre Covid when we had a successful roadshow, were about to appear on sky news and the share price had reached circa 38p. My point is that what has happened is not in AFC's control and for this reason I am sticking with it. Good luck in whatever way forward you choose.

A Hydrogen Mobility Roadmap May 2020 - North West Hydrogen Alliance
http://www.nwhydrogenalliance.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/A-Hydrogen-Mobility-Roadmap-May-2020.pdf

Global carbon emissions are set to drop a record 8% this year because of lockdowns to protect people against the coronavirus pandemic.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) projects the fall will be six times larger than the previous record in the 2008 recession.

It forecasts that emissions will fall to their lowest level in a decade.

Restrictions on travel and business have slashed pollution. But the agency says this is no cause for celebration.

Scientists want CO2 emissions to fall urgently, but not by shutting down the economy.

Global electricity demand is set to decline by 5% - that’s the largest drop since the 1930s Great Depression, with weekday electricity consumption equivalent to normal Sundays.

Among the carnage for energy firms, only renewables are holding up, the agency says. Low-carbon sources are on track to deliver a record-breaking 40% of the global electricity market in 2020, the IEA says.

The key for many world leaders now is to use the proposed economic stimulus to the global economy to promote green industries of the future.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-52481788

Great discussion points guys and another nice rise. GLAH.

Hi Operastar, I think BB / M just used the wrong word in his post but it looks like things are starting to move now so hopefully exciting times ahead. GLAH.

I tried to find who had posted about the site specific requirements but couldn't immediately see it in between all of the the genuine posts, the cryptic posts and the multiple negative posts.

It was a very good pick up I believe as the Q&A state:
In a number of instances, we are working through Government regulations and guidance with prospective customers with regards health and safety and other site-specific requirements such as those found in service station forecourts.

This looks like another positive to me to go along with the products we have - site specific requirements is just that and seems to be an advanced discussion for what are new and innovative product coming to the market, i.e. not off the shelf disposables.

GLAH