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Source: Edie

Item 2 will certainly benefit AFC.

https://www.edie.net/news/9/Boris-s-cleantech--Breakthrough---methane-pledges-and-XR-protests--7-things-you-need-to-know-from-day-2-of-the-COP26-World-Leaders-Summit/?utm_source=dailynewsletter,%20AdestraCampaign&utm_medium=email,%20Email&utm_content=news&utm_campaign=dailynewsletter,%20edie.net%20daily%20newsletter%20ediedaily-3-11-2021

Source: BBC

“ This means that the giant laser beam of global finance will be fired towards technologies that lower and eradicate carbon emissions, and away from "brown holdings" of investments in coal, oil and gas. ”

COP26: UK firms forced to show how they will hit net zero https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59136214

FUD248 - the only waste from an AFC fuel cell is water.

It might have escaped your attention, but water does not need to be hidden underground for hundreds of years while that particular waste is made safe.
In addition, we don’t have to wait 30/40 years to build an AFC power station that is guaranteed to produce clean and safe energy.

DW - “ they willpurely help and produce the membrane,”

De Nora has nothing to do with our membrane as far as I’m aware, it’s the electrodes they help AFC with?

Not like you to put a negative spin on this. De Nora remain very positive it seems.

FCI yes this is great but someone had to ask “ What methods are being used to charge these vehicles with no infrastructure around? Nowhere in these broadcasts do they show us the viewers how this is accomplished?”

Seems people are interested in understanding the behind the scenes and maybe ExE should be pushing the tech that’s on site to power the cars and infrastructure there. It’s good to highlight the climate issues but let’s push the solutions that are here right now.

I don’t disagree with the idea of an an independent assessment BB2. I thought of you whilst watching the latest Bond movie on Wednesday. The number of natural sites messed around as a result of filming must be incredible yet these are unrealised. At least ExE are highlighting these issues albeit to a limited audience?

I don’t disagree Haggis but you can sense ABs frustration when Gov can’t even think to ensure we have a clean charging solution in place for the COP talks. A little bit of research would have provided a massive opportunity to clearly show there are solutions here right now and it’s British to boot.

Gov will not directly favour individual companies as part of any plans. A lot can happen to companies such as AFC between now and 2035.
AFC can go it alone in the meantime with the great partners already announced and for those partners to react to climate change legislation accordingly.
Boy do we need some news but equally I’m buoyed by the partners we have in place and the ongoing recruitment taking place.

My thoughts exactly Junior3564

The FC could charge batteries when not charging cars. The batteries can charge the cars when they need it. The cars wouldn’t need to be fully charged all the time just as an ICE car doesn’t need a full tank of fuel.

This year alone, the world has witnessed the effects of climate change such as those awful fires in Australia and US and the incredible flooding in Germany. For nations to request removal of particular statements from the reports smacks of lobbying from companies within their own countries. Wouldn’t it be better for companies to get behind these new technologies as their new wealth generators and effectively smooth the transition to clean energy? Middle East countries have shown willingness to step into a world of green tech so I’m surprised to see their comments. Once again we need the science to accurately provide direction before fires, flooding, hurricanes and drought accelerate.
Surely, if the technology is there now, we should be using it to accelerate the change to clean energy ?

This link looks very dodgy!

DW - you know full well that AB was unable to travel due to US Covid travel rules regardless of his vaccination status. Be careful or someone will be tracking your IP address with your plainly ridiculous and libellous comments!
You’re going on filter yet again.

Oh DW how tedious you sound.
Personally, I’m prepared to wait until COP26 where I’d hope to receive some sort of news. We’re very much in H2 so plenty of time before year end as well.

Croqman- of course they can if a contract isn’t signed then afc would be misleading the market saying it had a sale. Clear to me.

Hi Tetrolite- no reason they can’t get some green hydrogen shipped in on an electric tanker as well as produce hydrogen on site via electrolysis or dare I say ammonia cracker? Would be an ideal opportunity to showcase to media the options available.

Superstar. Sadly there’s a very important point here. Chippyjo has in his possession, a list of email addresses and share totals at a point in time so he’s very aware of a lot of PIs positions. So it’s very disingenuous of him to come on here acting like a chameleon changing his position on AFC depending on his current play. People should be aware of his ramping and deramping and I would ask that he deletes all of the personal information he holds on other PIs. I have him on filter as I can’t stand the constant deramping/ramping dishonourable behaviours he displays.

Genset not gender * :-D

Hi Ogggs - I find your responses to Haggis a bit surprising. For me, EV has the potential to become a major arm of the business for AFC. EV sales are likely to far outstrip the ability for the charging infrastructure to keep apace. Fleet vans/taxis/buses will need access to many KW of power that could easily be supplied independently via off-grid technology such as AFC/ABB charging. Additionally, consumers will require confidence that they can charge anywhere in the UK/world such that range anxiety becomes a thing of the past and we can rely on EV charging as much as we do fuel forecourts currently (well not in recent days of course).

Also, whilst all new vehicles will need to be anything other than ICE by 2030, Rolls Royce are sending out a very strong message that prestige cars such as theirs will be EVs. This will be a signal to other car manufacturers and the technology they are developing will influence other EV designs from a technological perspective.
Of course, we have other potential revenue streams that AFC are exploring such as Data Centres, gender replacement but they’re other arms of AFCs suite of products. When I think about it in this context, the potential for AFC energy as we move forward is mind boggling !

Let’s hope we have continued news from AFC that realises this potential. GLA

What a scam that site is ! No mention of the list of partnerships we have with higher calibre organisations such as ABB and Acciona. Motley is a scam to entice you into their next big investment secre. Buyer beware.
That’s not to say that investors in AFC aren’t frustrated with the limited news of late. H2 we’re told is where our potential is due to grow (did Motley mention this?… No!)

So Motley’s motives appear to subtly deramp AFC knowing that our SP is still significantly higher than this time last year. So, continued news outflow from AFC should counteract the garbage from Mutley!