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LarryH. Bitterness is a bit strong. When I see a positive RNS that will take AFC forward with an exceptionally strong team I fail to see that someone could sound rather negative after a few minutes. To me, DWs post deflated the positive news when there would be no time to research the new appointee to form such an opinion.
DW, myself and many others have been conversing on this board for many years. Our opinions often differ but at the end of the day we should be here to see our investments grow. We have no control over BoD so surely we should be encouraging the direction of the company based on the news provided. I don’t see anything negative in today’s appointment whatsoever.

DW - criticism is healthy when it’s constructive. Forming such an opinion on someone within 5 minutes of an RNS is not worthy of the time you took to write it. You have no idea about what he is bringing to the table. You could not possibly form an opinion about his credentials in such a short space of time and quite frankly, I trust the board’s ability to appoint the most appropriate employees to take AFC forward. Your post was clearly a subtle deramp based on your opinion formed in minutes.

Yet we were told there’d be on site generation via solar and electrolyser if I’m not mistaken

I should have included that AFCs cells use minimal precious metals as well

Well, the liquid cells must have many other advantages that we haven’t heard about other than the ones we know about of course . Let’s highlight some of these such as the ability to consume less pure hydrogen or ammonia as an input source via a cracker, less heat generated, cheaper materials such as plastic used (due to the lower heat output) and we’re able to generate hydrogen in site, as seen at Extreme E.
At the moment it’s only our partners that aware of any other advantages that AFCs liquid cells bring to the table otherwise they wouldn’t be considering using our cells before the solid cells come along. Therefore we have an immediate and growing market for them. Exciting times ahead!

Source: Met Office and Microsoft to build climate supercomputer https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-56840169

A good opportunity for AFC Energy perhaps, as the facility will be 100% renewable energy.

DW - I don’t know how you can speculate who will order what and when. ABB will have been defining specifications ready for H2 delivery. Mace have aspirations which could be mind boggling for AFC. Acciona may similarly want orders planned after seeing their unit.
Yes, May event should provide more clarity but let’s stay positive about the potential here!

Additional $600m for low-carbon solutions as BlackRock forms new investment partnership

Source: Edie

https://www.edie.net/news/12/Additional--600m-for-low-carbon-solutions-as-BlackRock-forms-new-investment-partnership/?utm_source=dailynewsletter,%20AdestraCampaign&utm_medium=email,%20Email&utm_content=news&utm_campaign=dailynewsletter,%20edie.net%20daily%20newsletter%20ediedaily-14-4-2021

I too reported CIL for libellous comments last week.

Well Parsley, for someone who’s a “buyer “ and keen to see AFC do well, you’ve certainly endeared yourself to this board this evening! That takes arrogance to appear with “this isn’t great “.
Everything is absolutely great with AFC as a matter of fact. Suggest you do some research and read some of the many recent RNSs and then come back and tell us “this isn’t great “. Myself and many others will be watching for further libellous remarks from posters and it won’t be LSE that we’ll be reporting such remarks next time.

Guitarman18 - totally agree. We know the Acciona unit is due soon and I’d agree that the MSP unit will compliment the FC just as it did the ExE unit. When AFC have built/tested the unit we will get an RNS to confirm delivery to Acciona.
We’d have had an RNS weeks ago if this was a new unit.

So we’d need 2500 x400kw AFC units to generate 1 gigawatt ?

Jaybo71 - I don’t see what a merger would bring at this stage. We have manufacturing capacity now both in UK and via BKGulf. This will satisfy a scaled ramp up in orders as the process are tweaked to ensure an efficient manufacturing process. Then, as hopefully expected, we receive a ramp up in orders, manufacturing hubs can be created wherever required in the world. Give AFC a chance before suggesting mergers/takeovers

I agree with Rooky that the general public need to start understanding the clean tech solutions have been developed to provide confidence that when EVs become the norm, we can charge our cars via the grid or, where that isn’t feasible, by off-grid charging solutions provided by AFC.
I also agree with Aim that AFC doesn’t necessarily need to advertise our wares as we have a growing clientele of huge names in our target markets already.
From an SP perspective however I still believe we’ll see a lot more PIs and IIs coming on board as a result of the publicity from EXE.
The HM Gov endorsement is also brilliant news and for me, this could be massive, as we don’t know what else HmGov is involved in with AFC.
Regardless, we’re in a win win situation. Exciting days and weeks ahead :-)

Totally agree Aimm that this week has been AFCs greatest week but that doesn’t mean that new investors (just like the rest of us have done at some point) wouldn’t want to invest in what the rest of us are invested in. We shall see

Hi Aimm. I think it’s been stated before, with up to 200million people watching Extreme E plus now the tweet from HM Gov (effectively endorsing AFC) that there’s a strong likelihood that new PIs or IIs will be wanting to invest is this new British clean tech company. Nobody knows whether that will happen but there’s a good chance that new investors will be coming on board next week. Similar analogy to British Bulls instructing the herd to buy.

Brilliant to think HM Gov is now endorsing AFC Energy. Great find FCI, thanks.

Superb news! Well done AFC and we already have the means to manufacture via BKGulf. Perfect positioning by AFC and a live demo about to take place in front of a global audience. Mind boggling given that SA is focussing on building new sustainable cities from scratch. Happy Easter everyone :-)

Well Garonne it just proves you can only trust yourself - yes, there are many of us long termers who’ve always remained positive but that’s our own decision.
You can’t keep coming on here whimpering one day and euphoric the next. Trust your research and trust your instincts.

B&S - years ago, AFC were focused on the ESCO (Energy Supply Company) model utilising waste hydrogen from the Chlor alkaline industry. Distributed energy generation makes perfect sense to me with energy being produced where it’s needed. Small footprint local, ultra clean power and more efficient grid transmission. Local job creation in multiple sites, nationally.
What’s not to like?

Garonne- why on earth are you invested in AFC ? Every time news slows up or the price drops yo come crying. Get out of AFC and put your money in a fund or in a building society. No point whining to everyone on here. We’re invested as we believe in AFC snd its future

MIKECC - laughable!
Slime yourself back into your miserable cesspit of doom. You’re a complete and utter disgrace to come on here spouting such tripe.
Myself, I’d rather believe Extreme E, Acciona, Julich, ABB, Ricardo and Mace.
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