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| Mon 07:00 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 7577W AFC Energy Plc 06 February 2012 06 February 2012 Embargoed until 07:00
AFC Energy plc ("AFC Energy" or the "Company")
Notice of Results
AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading developer of alkaline fuel cells, will be announcing Final Results for the year ended 31 October 2011 on Monday 20 February 2012.
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About AFC Energy AFC Energy is a leading developer of low-cost alkaline fuel cells. AFC Energy's technology is focused on large scale industrial applications and the objective of producing the lowest possible unit cost electricity. Please visit our website www.afcenergy.com.
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange More |
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| 09-01-12 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 1806V AFC Energy Plc 09 January 2012 09 January 2012 Embargoed until 07:00
AFC Energy plc ("AFC Energy" or the "Company")
AFC Energy's 'Beta' Fuel Cell Generates First Industrial Power
AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading developer of alkaline fuel cells, is pleased to announce that further to its announcement on 3 October 2011, it has commenced electrical power generation at AkzoNobel's Bitterfield plant in Germany.
AFC Energy's Beta fuel cell systems have been generating electrical power at the AkzoNobel site since late last year. The two Beta commercial-design fuel cell systems, installed since October 2011, have since been equipped with electrodes for trials, and are fuelled using AkzoNobel's industrially produced hydrogen. This work follows a series of trials that the Company has been carrying out using a Beta system installed at its UK facilities. AFC Energy uses its own in-house pilot manufacturing to fabricate electrodes required for testing.
This is the first commercial reference site for the generation of data and demonstration of the whole Beta system. The Company expects to be able to publish results from the trials after their completion. Ian Williamson, CEO of AFC Energy, said: "This development is significant because it confirms our route forwards and paves the way for the commercialisation of the technology for industrial power generation in our primary target markets. We are collecting data to demonstrate the successful operation of the fuel cell in this industrial application."
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About AFC Energy AFC Energy is a leading developer of low-cost alkaline fuel cells. AFC Energy's technology is focused on large scale industrial applications and the objective of producing the lowest possible unit cost electricity. Please visit our website www.afcenergy.com. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange More |
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| 01-12-11 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 1188T AFC Energy Plc 01 December 2011 01 December2011 Embargoed until 07:00
AFC Energy PLC ("AFC Energy" or the "Company")
Award of Grant
AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading developer of alkaline fuel cells, is pleased to announce that it will lead a consortium of organisations that has been awarded a grant of €1.4 million towards a €2.9 million research and development project. AFC Energy's share of the grant is €405,600.
The project, known as LASER-CELL, begins today and will last three years. It is awarded funding from the fuel cells and hydrogen sub-programme of the European Union's 7th Framework Programme (FP7), which is managed by European Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU).
Project LASER-CELL will run alongside AFC Energy's current development programme and will develop innovative technologies to enhance high-volume production of alkaline fuel cells, backed up by life-cycle and market analysis.
The consortium includes the following partners: 1. AFC Energy - project Coordinator and fuel cell developer 2. Cencorp Oyj - automation specialists of Finland 3. VTT - the Technical Institute of Finland 4. Air Products - leading global supplier of industrial gases and equipment, specialty and intermediate chemicals, and environmental and energy systems 5. Nanocyl S.A. - specialist material suppliers of Belgium 6. UDE - Energy and Environmental Engineering Institute of Duisburg-Essen University, Germany.
FP7 funding is prestigious and highly competitive, and comes in the form of a grant which does not have to be repaid. AFC Energy led an international consortium of business and academic partners, whose proposal scored very highly in the selection process.
The evaluators stated: "The quality of each individual partner is excellent. Their combined expertise have complementary relevance to the project and the consortium as a whole is well balanced…" "The project is likely to be successful and hence it will have a positive impact internationally. Apart from the benefits to the industry, including SMEs, the field of AFC [Alkaline Fuel Cells] will be revived …"
Ian Williamson, CEO of AFC Energy plc, commented: "We are delighted that this AFC led consortium project is being supported under the European Union's research funding scheme 'FP7'. This is not only a significant privilege but also, it further establishes AFC Energy as a world leader in its field."
For further information, please contact:
About AFC Energy AFC Energy is a leading developer of low-cost alkaline fuel cells. AFC Energy's technology is focused on large scale industrial applications and the objective of producing the lowest possible unit cost electricity. Please visit our website www.afcenergy.com.
Notes: The Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) was created by the European Union in order to support and encourage research in Europe. It brings together all of the European Union's research-funding schemes and plays a crucial role in securing European growth, competitiveness and employment. The European Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH-JU) was established by a Council Regulation on 30 May 2008 as a public-private partnership between the European Commission, European industry and research organisations to accelerate the development and deployment of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies. Further information is available on the official website: http://www.fch-ju.eu/ AFC Energy is an active member of the Industry Grouping of the FCH-JU. AFC Energy participates in the drafting of the fuel cell funding call, and a range of activities designed to advance the interests of the fuel cell sector at a European level.
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RNS Number : 5740R AFC Energy Plc 07 November 2011 Monday 07 November 2011 Embargoed until 07:00
AFC Energy plc ("AFC Energy" or the "Company")
Grant of options
AFC Energy plc (LSE: AFC), a leading developer of alkaline fuel cells, announces that new CEO Ian Williamson, who takes up his post today Monday 7 November 2011, has been granted one million options to subscribe for shares of 0.1 of one penny each in the capital of the Company (the "Shares") at an exercise price of 32 pence per Share (the "Exercise Price") under the rules of the AFC Energy plc Enterprise Management Incentive Share Option Scheme (the "EMI Scheme"). The Exercise Price is the closing middle market price of the Shares as at 4 November 2011.
Vesting of these options is conditional upon:
Subject to the Performance Conditions, 500,000 options will vest between two and 10 years following the date of grant, and 500,000 will vest between three and 10 years from the date of grant.
AFC Energy is also pleased to announce that options over a further 375,000 Shares have been granted in aggregate to other employees under the rules of the EMI Scheme, unconditionally exercisable between three and 10 years following the date of grant, again at the Exercise Price.
The purpose of the EMI Scheme is to incentivise and retain employees during the current key commercialisation phase in the development of the Company.
For further information, please contact:
About AFC Energy AFC Energy is a leading developer of low-cost alkaline fuel cells. AFC Energy's technology is focused on large scale industrial applications and the objective of producing the lowest possible unit cost electricity. Please visit our website www.afcenergy.com. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange More |
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So why not email AFC to complain about their info shortcomings?. |
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Correct Bounty, but also within all this reports, every company you find, lets you know about the test results and efficiency, wo do not even know that from the Alpha of AFC, nor for the Beat System, not even from internal testing at AFC ! Everyone is more open, then AFC and that is what i am really dissapointed at, not the pace of developement, not the PPS !
We really as a fact do know nothing towards facts of the product and business plan ! We just generally know what they want to archive and what their targets are, thats it ! |
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Hi Pond, i am with you in your view, have also enough experiences with companies and statements like that towards trust bla bla, i am long in abf and i still believe in this company and people. i really hope they change their attitude ! I did not like also the last interview, not having a operating beta confirmed system, speaking about not being a solution against other fuel cell, but instead being an alternative against turbines, i think that is playing to much. It would be great if they do their homework and will be an alternative against other fuel cells first ! That market is huge enough, if they can make it then to be an alternative against turbines, then i will party, but do 1 first and then follow up on 2 ! in the moment they are not even an alternative against other fuel cells ! so baking small breds !
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It would be good if we could have news like this soon. Unlike the one at Daimler, this is our competition and it is very important that we match the Nedstack solution in terms of reliability and efficiency. If we can do that the relative cheapness of the AFC fuel cell should make it the winner in this market IMO
BH ---------------------------------------- Nedstacks 1 MW PEMFC power plant at Solvays chlorine plant in Lillo, Belgium, was installed late last summer and became operational in September; after several weeks of testing the system has now been in continuous operation for over two months. During this tenure the system has had an availability of 99% and has given electrical efficiency of 50%, with by-product heat recuperation included the efficiency rises to 80%. The system consists of 12,600 individual cells and outputs 1 MW of electricity and a further 1 MW of by-product heat. Hydrogen is a by-product of the chlorine industry and the system is helping Solvay to self-generate 20% of the chlorine plants electricity consumption and valorise its waste hydrogen stream. http://www.fuelcelltoday.com/news-events/news-archive/2012/february/solvay%E2%80%99s-1-mw-nedstack-fuel-cell-delivers-impressive-performance-during-its-first-two-months |
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