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From what I can remember the prevailing price at the time of the sale was 40p and the price it sold for was £4. I don't think the sp had been anyway near £4 in the proceeding year.

AlterNRG whose tech didn't work and was also invested in by RA was sold for 10x the then prevailing sp.

Hi richlist if it's actually RNSable the time limit is 3 days.

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Can anybody guess who posted this on the 9th November?
"someone just sent me something from "Simply Wall St." "analyst optimistic ".. cant get this article on to the board...has anybody seen this? I have read it and if its not b**locks it seems that AFC will be in profit in 2019 ..."

From what I can remember, I thought the 1800 hours referred to the stack run time at Stade at the time of the AGM whereas the subsystems to make up the Alkammonia unit only turned up at Dunsfold a few days before the AGM

However interesting to see that 3.15 approximately, is the multiplier used to extrapolate life expectancy.

Hi BB where does it say that only two subsystems were successfully integrated? It just says "successful integration of subsystems into the Alkammonia system" having mentioned all three subsystems previously.

HI BB it does say, "successful integration of subsystems into the Alkammonia system", the subsystems being, "a highly efficient and low-cost alkaline fuel cell system, plus a novel ammonia fuel system which consists of a fuel delivery system and a cracker system for generation of a hydrogen rich gas. "
So it looks as though the stack was tested in the the unit.
It also says that what has been demonstrated was a short-term test and that they have yet to complete the longevity testing, so it doesn't mean the stacks only last nine months.

Hi BB, I read the PHE RNS as though they've actually got the new equipment on site; "and with newly acquired, highly-specialised, equipment". I doubt if AFC would think that shipping a fuel cell to PHE warranted an RNS, on past performance.

Neils87, some form of agreement with the "leading international engineering and fabrication company whose focus is on optimised low-cost containerisation solutions"

Hi mucksy I was going to add that that Valleys can produce Echoes!

And had never bought a share before until now?

ValleyRam - member since 28th November 2018 lol

The Olympic Games is due to be staged in Japan in 2020 and they were meant to be planning a hydrogen village. so AFC might not necessarily have been completely out of view.

I might be barking up the wrong tree, but it occurred to me that it was possible that any contracts with Australia are being delayed whilst Southern Oil waits on "Dr Alan Finkel, . . . preparing a plan for a national hydrogen strategy, which the federal and state governments would consider next month."
If as a result of the meeting the Aus gov instigates some form of subsidy for new fuel cell installations, it would be worth Southern's while to wait.

You've created a straw man argument AnneOwl
You said; "Anyone else find it odd that 'Kore' isn't mentioned once in the RNS"
I replied; "Kore as an entity," has not been mentioned in an RNS for years, which is true, and it's been obvious for some time that the three tier Kore has been replaced with a system made up of multiple 10KW units.
Nobody at any time has ever said on here that the name Kore has been dumped or that it's not been in use for years. However, the replumbed Kore is still an evolutionary dead end, whether it's running at the moment or not.

That's what I was wondering Notes!

"the 10 KW based system"

Yes AnneOwl
" Reconfiguration of the balance of plant to facilitate the above changes and which address legacy design inefficiencies observed in the earlier KORE system."
"earlier KORE system" - which means that the Kore as an entity was not in the running any longer .
So I stand by what I was saying the 10 KW system has been obvious since the new website was created.