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“ Working closely with Extreme E suppliers, like AFC Energy, presents an exciting opportunity for us to push the limits and expand our power monitoring system for a post-COVID world where environmental considerations will be paramount.”

Athansius. Yes of course we need sales but first we need the infrastructure in place to fulfill any orders so I believe the news we’ve had in recent weeks provides confidence that the company is being developed in a controlled way, step by step.

Bit harsh BumbleB2 regardless of how people voted

That’s a great article snd puts AFC in a very good light. No pun intended :)

Containers could be full or empty. The innards either in place or being assembled behind the camera. It might be tested or about to be tested in the container.
We’re all saying the same thing but as ever, we need AFC to present a status report for this key delivery.

Hi Klunk. It was AFC who said it would be delivered in December. Delivered, to me means tested. What organisation would send their first high profile product out untested?

We all know it’s undervalued. We all know there’s potentially a lot of news to come. At a minimum we should expect news of delivery of bespoke kit to Extreme E. if this kit is also producing H2 on site then, depending on the volume of H2 being produced, this in my opinion is a holy grail moment as no shipping of H2 or Ammonia is required.
So why then would anyone be selling with all this potential news in the short / near term ?

Why would someone be selling fast if news was coming. Doesn’t make any sense at all to me.

Ignore not ingot*... although an ingot would be welcome :)

I hope people haven’t bought shares on the basis of that idiot predicting an RNS tomorrow. If his/her prediction comes true then they should be reported. Yet another poster to put on ingot. Similarly, predicting SP in today’s markets is complete and utter bobbins. Buyer beware !

Source: BBC

“ The possibility of a future powered significantly by clean hydrogen has taken a small step closer.

The world’s biggest “green” hydrogen developers have joined forces in what they call the Green Hydrogen Catapult.
Their ambition is to expand production 50-fold in less than six years to radically drive down the cost.
The companies involved include ACWA Power, CWP Renewables, Envision, Iberdrola, Ørsted, Snam, and Yara.“

There’s that name we’re becoming very familiar with recently: Snam with their recent tie-in with DeNora.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55218573

I daren’t look to see what drivel Mucksy has come up with this time !

Gen set*. Stubby phone fingers :)

Sb1987uk - just to add and BumbleB2 has already stated is that diesel get set replacement will potentially be massive for AFC - think of all the construction sites, events etc worldwide that use dirty and noisy diesel ...

Totally agree sharesport - the fact that the new Comms position specifically stated UK Gov 10 point plan suggests to me that AFC will a part to play. Infrastructure changes to service EV charging will need to be top of the agenda if public and companies are to switch to EV. AFC Energy offers an interim solution to supporting that infrastructure upgrade and, in remote locations there may always be a need to have our tech in place. And this is just UK. Other forward looking countries and states will be looking for similar routes to clean up the environment. Just think how many diesel generators the new clean city of Neom will require during build phase !

Source: Edie

Government creates Zero-Emission Vehicle Transition Council:
The UK Government has set up a new coalition of international ministers and car sector representatives, to support the global transition and its own ban on new petrol and diesel car sales from 2030.

https://www.edie.net/news/8/Electric-vehicle-revolution--Government-creates-Zero-Emission-Vehicle-Transition-Council/?utm_source=dailynewsletter,%20edie%20daily%20newsletter&utm_medium=email,%20email&utm_content=news&utm_campaign=dailynewsletter,%2049ce3158f5-dailynewsletter_COPY_941

Boffin - hindsight is a wonderful thing !

DW. They probably knew this role would be required for a very long time as we all have done but it’s a question of timing and this seems to be the moment that best serves that timing. Maybe now you can stop with the PR related negativity and move on to the positives from this appointment

In my opinion, we can take lots of messages from this RNS:
1) there’s a clear need for a role
2) the appointment starts in just a month
3) Government and the the role of H2 is mentioned specifically

Management

AFC Energy plc (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of Hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Iain Thomson as its new Head of Communications & Stakeholder Management, effective from 4 January 2021.

This newly created role will see Mr Thomson take on the day-to-day responsibility for the company's Communications & Investor Relations programme. In addition, he will work with key central and regional government bodies across the UK in support of AFC Energy's stakeholder management, particularly in the context of the Prime Minister's recently announced "10 Point Plan" which heavily focuses on the role of Hydrogen and EV charging in the UK's plan for a "Green Industrial Revolution".

Mr Thomson joins AFC Energy from Harworth Group plc, one of the UK's leading land and property regeneration companies that is premium listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. For the past four years he has been responsible for Harworth's External Communications, Investor Relations, Public Funding and Government programmes in a sector that has begun to recognise the need to transition away from diesel through an increasing focus on decarbonisation amongst its developers, construction contractors and industrial partners.