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That's what it would cost to produce I mean.

Hi Risky, wasn't it between 5-10 Cents KWH? Definitely under 10Cents

However, AB did say; "It is now necessary, from the perspective of commercialisation, to demonstrate the success of the combined electrode / fuel cell stack design at the Company's industrial facility at Stade in Germany." So the trial in Stade is for demonstrating stacks running in a commercial setting? Rather more than R&D work testing the stacks?

Whether AFC have started on the fuel cell system or not they appear to have got the go ahead already for the "combined heat and power plant."

"But I cannot see any conditions relating to the power plant." Hi BB, according to item 298 they're already building it!

"low grade heat integration from the AFC Energy fuel cell" From July 2017 which I only noticed this morning! http://www.dunsfoldpark.com/news/afc-energy-commences-feed-on-landmark-hydrogen-fuel-cell-micro-grid-in-surrey-at-dunsfold-park.html

Point 298 looks curious re: 'which is now in the process of being constructed' 298. The renewable energy facility immediately adjacent to the proposed development which is now in the process of being constructed sits alongside the vision and ambition behind the proposal. Sustainable housing on site is a key factor for recruiting staff for the renewable energy facility

DOCUMENTS FROM OTHER PARTIES HANDED IN DURING THE INQUIRY IQ59 Letter from Mr Bond, AFC Energy

3. The Inspector recommended that the application be permitted, and planning permission be granted subject to conditions. 4. For the reasons given below, the Secretary of State agrees with the Inspector�s recommendation. He has decided to grant planning permission . A copy of the Inspector�s report ( IR) is enclosed.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/695972/18-03-29_DL_R_Dunsfold_Park_3171287.pdf

It was just a possible connection Notes! However, if Dunsfold goes through then I wouldn't have thought you could stop AB from producing a QNL! One question I would like to know the answer to is, as planning was delayed how has that affected the timeline at Dunsfold? I did see that a system was meant to be in place Q4 2018.

I'm sure if we try hard enough someone can come up with an obscure definition where it doesn't! :)

Other than that he was a ramper from Cantor Fitzgerald and he/she's been trying to cover his/her back!

At the time of posting Echoes either had 4201 shares or 3020 shares and the Bid's gone up!

Hi tomtastic, fwiw, I've been wondering if De Nora were contemplating some form of merger. A couple of months back there was talk that an investor's day would be arranged in the Spring if people were 'still interested'. The only reason I can think of investors not being 'still interested', is; if the sp is in the �s, or AFC have been merged with De Nora. The FO is going on the 29th March and I was wondering if a replacement was going to be needed if De Nora had taken a big interest. If a company did see the potential in AFC, they would probably like to get their claws in sooner than later. Just pure ramblings on my part!

Akzo have been having a bad time recently, http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-4866438/Profit-alert-hits-Dulux-owner-Akzo-Nobel-merger-war.html As Akzo founded Nedstack back in 1999, perhaps they are trying to up Nedstack's usability so they can flog it off.

AFC have signed a term sheet though, for the proposed Dunsfold Park microgrid. (A term sheet is a bullet-point document outlining the material terms and conditions of a business agreement. After a term sheet has been "executed", it guides legal counsel in the preparation of a proposed "final agreement".) So, it is not like Dunsfold Park aren't interested. http://www.dunsfoldpark.com/news/afc-energy-commences-feed-on-landmark-hydrogen-fuel-cell-micro-grid-in-surrey-at-dunsfold-park.html

I thought it was 30 days before any significant news.

The only possible news not QNL would be the Dunsfold decision, on or around the 29th.

180k x 2 today already. And Silures' B&I