Ceramic Fuel Cells Share Discussion Threads

[paul the octopus] 25/2/2015 09:24

news to come is going to read like, "first deployment of BlueGEN in Scotland is complete and down payment is received to support manufacturing expansion" and that should trigger the buyers and few punters.question is do you take the risk per that new and buy now or keep watching...anyway i know what i would do...

[akbar:] 24/2/2015 12:57

Yeah sure....

[akbar:] 24/2/2015 11:07

Please buy this stock please multi BAGGER will happn

[broshm] 24/2/2015 10:38

What about news of the new fund raise ?

[cool_hand] 24/2/2015 01:31

The world will freeze over before BlueGen takes off.

[paul the octopus] 24/2/2015 00:00

7.5mil mcap with 2.5mil cash, better to be taken over for the technology with a bigger company that can sell more of BlueGEN

[ball deap] 22/2/2015 22:35

The thing is the Bluegen is a great product so why isn't it selling????





BlueGen® is the world's most efficient, small-scale electricity generator, delivering up to 60 per cent electrical efficiency.

At peak efficiency, BlueGen delivers approximately 13,000 kilowatt-hours of low-emission electricity per year. That's more than enough for the average home.

Optional waste heat from BlueGen can be recovered to provide 200 litres of domestic hot water per day. This increases total efficiency to approximately 85 per cent. Installable inside or outside, BlueGen is virtually silent. It has a wide operating range and can be used to balance electricity from intermittent renewable sources such as solar and wind.



For more information including BlueGen case studies, FAQs, distributor contacts and brochures, visit www.bluegen.info

[ball deap] 22/2/2015 22:33

CFU imminent 200 bagger

Seriously guys what have the sales staff been doing? This stock has come from highs of 50p to the current 0.0025 average lol divide 50p by 0.0025 is 200. If it could just go back to 50p that would be a 200 bagger, LOL yes a 200 Bagger LOL. Chance of that happening 200 to 1 plus.


Keep the faith guys, the CFU guys are taking the strain:

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[pal44] 18/2/2015 20:57

interesting some one is buying and the clever people are looking for fuel cell outfit maybe CFU will take off big time soon .. GLA

[paul the octopus] 18/2/2015 10:59

they been issuing shares, now when should stop by March so they can go back and focus os BlueGEN sales

[ball deap] 17/2/2015 14:35

many many pairs of pants around ankle, cfu has got nowhere in years. What have the sales team been doing?

[cool_hand] 17/2/2015 13:51

what's the smallest amount of a penny a share price can go?

[broshm] 17/2/2015 12:12

17M traded and still no change to share price ?

[broshm] 16/2/2015 18:00

With so many shares about , 2.8M is not a lot and no effect on share price .

[paul the octopus] 16/2/2015 11:43

surprised there was no convertible shares issuance past the recent positive technology update, maybe maybe the spiral comming to an end with the agreement ending in March.didn't they supposed to install some units in scotland by end of Jan? wonder how long it will take them to announce the progress and will be watching if it is followed by yet another convertible shares issuancelets see...

[new tech] 14/2/2015 21:51

Abramovich-Backed AFC Discusses Tie Ups to Start Fuel-Cell Sales
Bloomberg
by Louise Downing
13th February 2015



AFC Energy Plc, a U.K. fuel-cell maker backed by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, is talking to 10 to 12 companies with “household names” over setting up partnerships to help it push the technology to market.

AFC is targeting the U.S., South Korea and Southeast Asia where there’s support for fuel cells, Chief Executive Officer Adam Bond said in an interview in London. The first deals from the talks should be in place within the next quarter, he said.

The company’s fuel cells, which convert oxygen and hydrogen into power and heat, are for industrial and utility-scale sites. Unlike wind and solar, they provide a continuous power supply.

Tie-ups will vary depending on the needs of the partners.

“We could sell equity stakes in AFC, form joint ventures, act as a tolling agent where we process the hydrogen for a fee and sell the power back to the grid, or process the hydrogen and sell electricity back to the company,” Bond said.

Since becoming CEO in December, Bond has brought forward a timeline for commercial deployment of AFC’s systems by more than 18 months. It plans to install a first commercial unit at an Air Products & Chemicals Inc. site in Germany in December.

“AFC has been working on research and development of its fuel-cell technology since 2006 and it’s now time to bring it to market and return some value to shareholders,” Bond said.

It plans to install 50 to 100 megawatts in five years, with possible sales of more than 20 million pounds ($31 million) a year. It’s also looking to grow beyond chemicals to industries such as refining and steelmaking, as well as homes, Bond said.

AFC in July agreed to two deals to install units in South Korea. It raised 6.1 million pounds in October from investors including Abramovich’s Ervington Investments Ltd., which now owns more than 15 percent of the business.

[paul the octopus] 11/2/2015 17:19

because they are busy issuing shares in millions, they can't do 2 things at the same time, can they?surprised there is no yet another convertable loan issuance with the technologu update rns, maybe tomorrow?about 6 weeks left till this agreement ends anyway

[humphries1] 11/2/2015 08:44

why the hell aint these BLUEGENS selling in the thousands

[paul the octopus] 05/2/2015 19:00

all about death spiral, shorts closing using convertable loan notes, agreement ends by march end so thill then stay cleardon't let the volume tricks u here

[broshm] 05/2/2015 17:12

33.4M shares traded today , what is that al about

[girlscantrade] 03/2/2015 22:17

Yes they must!

[broshm] 03/2/2015 18:41

will they ever get back to 1p ?