Proton Motor Power Systems Share Discussion Threads

[encarter] 07/12/2012 23:21

What are you two on about? I was going to watch my Laurel and Hardy dvd tonight but who needs it with you two clowns? "potential for a potential" LOL!

[pugugly] 07/12/2012 12:08

Loan agreement looks very much to me like the end of the road for the private investors - A 10% ticket gives (imo) the potential for a potential breach of covenants and the coy seized as in breach - I hope for all who may continue to hold that I am wrong.

[mellifluous] 04/12/2012 10:25

This'll get smashed soon as the T traders sell out

[mellifluous] 04/12/2012 07:30

Expect the attempted pump and dump to FAIL

[encarter] 03/12/2012 23:38

Looks like things are developing with Smiths also.


It loses something in translation but it seems that they have opened up near Smiths Electric.

[mellifluous] 03/12/2012 23:05

Nothing has ever come of this Company for good reason

[encarter] 03/12/2012 22:56

It's the same project but I hear it's going to tender, fingers crossed.
With their fingers in so many pies we should get some news shortly.

[mellifluous] 03/12/2012 15:06

Maybe going red soon

[cliley454] 03/12/2012 12:13

It may not be them, only speculation.

[34simon] 03/12/2012 11:07

Should the company be bringing out a rns for this news ?

[mellifluous] 03/12/2012 10:24

This Company is so poor quality that it was not deemed worthy of inclusion in the FCEL thread header created by one of the leading advfn posters

[mellifluous] 03/12/2012 10:22

this looks hugely overvalued

[encarter] 03/12/2012 09:37

Can still buy under the mid price but not for long.

[mellifluous] 03/12/2012 09:09

very quiet here

[encarter] 03/12/2012 08:54

Very quiet in here.
Might be about to pick up though.

From last results.
"The Group is also working on a project for the German Government to build mobile phone stations with fuel cell back up power for the German police. "

Announced last week.


It's got to be the same scheme.

Also from last results.
"Proton Power presented the Smiths Electric Vehicles ("SEV") Newton with a 7kW Range Extender to the public at the Hannover Industrial Fair in April 2012."

SEV are opening a new factory in Chicago and expecting large orders.


There are also several other possible avenues of news to come.
They are working on a larger 20kW Range Extender, Several maratime projects and is close to completing testing of an application with a large German utility company.

As only 6% of stock is available, if they announce the Police Communications deal or any of the above, we would see the share price back above 4p imho.

[ertugrul] 23/5/2012 11:35

some research notes

[ertugrul] 22/5/2012 15:20

look at the figures on the RNS above and tell me how that overvalued, 50k units a year targeted in europe that is 30% of whole market...

[ertugrul] 22/5/2012 15:19

RNS Number : 2218D

Proton Power Systems PLC

14 May 2012


Press Release 14 May 2012

Proton Power Systems plc

("Proton" or the "Company" or the "Group")

Proton Motor at The Hannover Industrial Fair 2012

Proton Power Systems plc (AIM:PPS), a leading designer, developer and producer of H(2) fuel cells and H(2) fuel cell electric hybrid systems, is proud to announce the successful first full integration of its fuel cell power and range extender system ("REX") into a Smith Electric Vehicle ("Smith") Newton(TM) all-electric commercial vehicle. This marks the completion of a joint project between Proton, Smith and The National Organization Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology ("NOW GmbH").

The Group identified the Newton truck as the most appropriate vehicle size to address a significant business opportunity for zero-emission vehicles in the logistics markets. REX has been fully integrated into the Newton truck without reducing the payload or cargo space. The total number of range-extended miles delivered by the system depend on the size of the integrated fuel cell system, the onboard storage capacity for hydrogen and the vehicle's drive cycle. The target is to allow an operator, based on the energy on board, to use the vehicle for all types of inner-city operation modes in regard to driving distance or single or multi shift operation. Overall trial results are positive and in-line with the Group's expectations.

Following its maiden presentation at Hannover Messe 2012, the Newton Truck is now available for testing by potential customers. The vehicle will also be presented in the forthcoming weeks at various official e-mobility events in Germany.

Production roll-out is planned during the second half of 2012 and the demand for light duty vehicles and inner-city buses, as additional possible applications, in Europe is estimated at 170,000 units per annum. The Company estimates their potential market share to be above 30% which constitutes at least 50,000 units per annum.

Commenting on this technological and commercial achievement, Faiz Francois Nahab Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of Proton Power Systems, said: "We are extremely pleased with the positive responses received in Hannover. The Group is now ready to present the new hybrid vehicle to customers who will be able to test drive it. I wish to thank the teams at both Proton and Smith for their efforts in achieving this exciting milestone."

Robin Mackie, Chief Technology Officer at Smith, commented: "I am encouraged with the system performance and seamless integration of Proton's REX system in our Newton vehicle, which has the potential to allow our customers to expand their EV applications and increase the number of vehicles for potential conversion."

Dr. Klaus Bonhoff, Head of NOW GmbH: "We are delighted with the result and success of this collaboration between Proton Power Systems and Smith Electric Vehicles. The market introduction will further be supported by the NOW."

Rainer Bomba, Secretary of State for Transport, Building and Urban Development in Germany added: "I am very impressed with the REX enabled Newton Truck and I would like to present the vehicle to the top German logistic companies during a special event in Berlin. We will further support its commercial market introduction."

-Ends-

[ertugrul] 22/5/2012 15:09

who is the other partner? what have you heard, would you please tell?

[mildred49] 22/5/2012 14:51

it may be well placed according to you but one of their main partners seems a bit lukewarm about their technology partnership and the shares look vastly overpriced compared to other fuel cell plays quoted on AIM

[ertugrul] 22/5/2012 12:56

this sector has a great future, PPS well placed

[ertugrul] 22/5/2012 12:55

Energy bill to boost clean energy production

[ertugrul] 17/5/2012 09:14

we started with a buy today, lets hope to get more and nice tick up...