Afc Energy Share Discussion Threads

[cinoib] 07/3/2023 08:32

So the rumours were true. Lets hope it puts some fuel under the share price

[hugotanha] 07/3/2023 08:18

Mr.Jolly , who mentioned 25p?

[gbh2] 07/3/2023 08:15

What day of the week is this?

Their Financial Diary simply states the Month, i.e. March 2023

[gbh2] 07/3/2023 08:13

So little info comes out of this company, imo most PI investors are "Clueless"

[volsung] 07/3/2023 07:44

What day of the week is this?

[volsung] 07/3/2023 07:42

I like the way AFC and ABB both start with A

[jakecat1] 07/3/2023 07:39

Thinking second tier team on verge of top tier. As a Reading fan it pained me to say Burnley. Lol.

[folderboy] 07/3/2023 07:18

Surely it's more like Rotherham signing Casemiro. (One can but hope)

[hugotanha] 07/3/2023 07:14

What a good news hahaha.

[jakecat1] 07/3/2023 07:12

A bit like Burnley signing Casemiro.This is excellent news for AFC. Liking very much what he says about the relationship between ABB and AFC as well.

[angus17] 07/3/2023 07:05

should be good for another couple of pence reduction in the share price.

God this is painful

[skinny] 07/3/2023 07:01

Appointment of New Business Development Manager

AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Robin Koeken as Business Development Manager at AFC Energy.

Robin joins AFC Energy from ABB where he was European Head of Data Centre Solutions based in the Netherlands, and before that, he was ABB's Global Account Manager for large international cloud providers based out of San Francisco.

Robin has a strong history of growing sales and driving business development across the energy sector with a recent history in data centres, a sector that is aggressively seeking to decarbonise away from the use of back up diesel generators.

Robin will continue to be based in the Netherlands, a key location for hydrogen and ammonia imports into the EU and will work with our business development functions across Europe and the UK to grow a pipeline of commercial opportunities in AFC Energy's key target markets.

Robin Koeken, on his decision to join AFC Energy, said:

"A key theme across the data centre and wider European energy market is the need for decarbonisation and the role hydrogen can play in supporting this outcome. What I've seen at AFC Energy in the past eighteen months is a targeted focus on supporting industry deliver on its net zero aspirations and through the great work it is doing with ABB, I can see immense opportunities for the technology and the Company's flex fuel strategy. I am excited at the prospects for AFC Energy and look forward to being part of its success in Europe."

Adam Bond, Chief Executive Officer at AFC Energy, said:

"I am delighted to have Robin join the AFC Energy team and look forwards to working with him to deliver and grow our pipeline of commercial opportunities across Europe. Our key markets, including data centres and critical back up power customers, have big issues to be addressed as industry looks to accelerate its transition away from conventional diesel back-up systems. We welcome Robin to the team."

[wuzy] 06/3/2023 15:00

This week, probably Wednesday.

[grinley boy] 06/3/2023 14:49

What day next week are results please?

[vatnabrekk] 06/3/2023 08:27

Where did the laughing hyena come from?

[1collijo] 03/3/2023 16:40

Let's hope so jane. We need good news. How confident are you on the info your sharing ?

[1janejane] 03/3/2023 15:32

Results next week and commercial validation from ABB in advance of a significant order

[1collijo] 03/3/2023 15:23

By the end of next week we should know more about the future direction of the company. Let's hope for positive news.

[cinoib] 03/3/2023 09:04

22p back to square one again, just when I thought something good was going to happen. O well put em back in't bottom draw lad.

[broshm] 02/3/2023 15:11

How do you find out what fuel cells Kaizen will use to get electricity from the hydrogen ? If they are not AFC , then someone at AFC SHOULD BE SAKED .

[vatnabrekk] 02/3/2023 09:45

I believe they do have that in mind.