Afc Energy Share Discussion Threads

[beeezzz] 12/10/2015 11:55

It sounds like they have all the cartridges fitted to produce 240kw, just a matter of testing before fully deploying, which means they should be on schedule for a fully working system by NY.

NB

ITM is an example of how long R&D takes, so Norbus has experience of testing delays and whatever. I would also remind investors we are still in the R&D stage, in regard to testing and ensuring this setup works without problems, for how long is difficult to say. I wouldn't worry too much about Lanstead they have been surprisingly good for AFC, turned a profit them.

I look forward to the next update.

[spike_1] 12/10/2015 10:37

Thank you Norbus - I expected nothing less (from you) ;0)
Best wishes - Mike

[ride the wave] 12/10/2015 10:37

Maybe because Lanstead are still selling ? , regardless the fundamentals are getting stronger with each rns and that's my focus . Mr market is testing our patience and I'm not playing their game .

2020 and beyond is the prize .

[norbus] 12/10/2015 10:30

Spike-1

AFC at [40kw] have yet to get to 240 KW,pretty small beer,worth £25000 a year of revenue pre costs , sweat the kit for a few years before being taken seriously, [ check this out in the industry] so far hardly any on off switching have taken place, nor heat issues ironed out, assumes no competition will come if market half lucrative, .. Plenty of risk and thus overvalued as share price reaction suggests. Non of the MoUs announced are contracted. But it has hope value[ DYOR- always ]

[horneblower] 12/10/2015 10:15

I guess because the announcement was entirely expected.

[spike_1] 12/10/2015 10:12

So why are we down today (as at 10:11 a.m.)? Any sensible suggestions?
Best wishes - Mike (long)

[struppy] 12/10/2015 08:22

Ausgezeichnet! Wunderbar!
Herr Bond ist ein Wunderkind!

[ride the wave] 12/10/2015 07:41

AFC is getting de-risked with every rns now . This makes it more of a strong buy than ever . I wouldn't be surprised to see more and more people buying for the run up for December (full power) . AB is delivering the goods and only a mug would bet against him . All the shorters will be having soggy milk flakes for breakfast , they best buy back their position and then buy a load more and go long because the trend is up and it's not stoping anytime soon imho dyor . Mr market will love today's news , make no mistake about it .

Very strong buy .

GLA

[norbus] 12/10/2015 07:18

bz

you are on the way; reliable longevity in operational trials has always been the widowmaker in FC company history; Bond took a brave route and seems to be delivering . well done

[ride the wave] 12/10/2015 07:13

Another great rns this morning !

Everything else is just noise .

👍🏼😀👍7996;

AB just keeps ticking all the boxs

[robo175] 12/10/2015 06:32

Hardly libellous dangersimpson2.

[norbus] 12/10/2015 00:57

what is an IB when its at home? plenty financial fraud on AIM for a library. consider yourself threatened RTW

[dangersimpson2] 11/10/2015 23:31

Be careful with those sort of statements Rtw. Given his long history of fighting financial frauds like boiler rooms, both Jaknife and the IB he works for would probably consider your accusation libellous.

[ride the wave] 11/10/2015 12:53

They work in a boiler room lol

[robo175] 11/10/2015 12:31

I see the usual suspects Jaknife and Spec Sipp on iii are trying to talk the Co down with absolute rubbish statements about funding etc, laughable

[norbus] 09/10/2015 08:21

bz

I think the co we know is at the door in California with a huge 1.3GW storage by 2020 requirement and they are at the apex of the technology . they should now get to see Narnia

[ride the wave] 08/10/2015 16:46

Go get a room

Lol

[beeezzz] 08/10/2015 16:46

Yes...Not sure I would want a boiler/power unit operating a 500-700ºC in my kitchen/garage.

I wouldn't be surprised if CFU were encountering difficulties at those temperatures. Whenever you are running at those temperatures the more critical design needs to be, plus extremely good quality components.

As we both know nothing is set in stone who will eventually create a cost effective FC

I suppose when RA invested in PHE, AFC and VLS he considered they could at some stage all work together producing a turn key totally green power unit.

[norbus] 08/10/2015 14:34

CWR are set on CHP domestic and light industrial/commercial users leading they hope to mass markets ; I never like operations at high temperature, but they have big science behind them; Brit Gas put in £30m for 10% at one point

[beeezzz] 08/10/2015 13:28

NB..

AFC FC works at a much lower temperature, other than that not a lot, both are cheaper than FC on the market today, AFC must understand this as a major development in FC technology which does not surprise me.

Technology never stands still, and if your product takes forever and day to develop then others will obviously catch up and maybe overtake older types of FC.

Which is why its even more important that AFC move to commercialisation as quickly as possible. I don't think CWR will be targeting the waste to electricity market, but who knows..

[norbus] 08/10/2015 11:58

bz

I got carried away and looked at CWR website beyond the link you posted. I see a robust scalable FC system that would burn methane gas or Hydrogen @500/600 C
Where does an AFC FC differentiate itself ?

[beeezzz] 07/10/2015 21:17

Interesting article regarding FC's in Korea and Japan..

www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/114989/ceres-power-targets-more-asian-fuel-cell-deals-114989.html

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[holism] 07/10/2015 08:27

This is very good news in my view. Lanstead couldn't support a new fundraising, the same goes for Linc Energy, the change in the share registry can only be positive going forward. It frees up the possibilities.