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RNS Number : 7000I Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited 17 March 2010 17 March 2010
CERAMIC FUEL CELLS EXPANDS INTO SWITZERLAND Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited [AIM/ASX: CFU], a leading developer of high efficiency and low emission electricity generation units for homes and other buildings, has expanded its European operations, with the sale of a BlueGen power and heating unit to Swiss utility Cosvegas. Cosvegas supplies natural gas to more than one hundred municipalities in Switzerland. From mid 2010 Cosvegas will operate a BlueGen unit in Lausanne, Switzerland to evaluate the technology for further deployment in Switzerland. The order from Cosvegas follows recent orders for BlueGen units from other major utilities in Germany and The Netherlands, including E.ON Ruhrgas, EWE, RheinEnergie, Alliander and Gasterra. Ceramic Fuel Cells has also made BlueGen sales to customers in Australia and Japan. Ceramic Fuel Cells is also operating fully integrated power and heating products with leading energy companies E.ON UK in the United Kingdom and GdF Suez in France. About the size of a dishwasher, each BlueGen unit can produce twice the electricity needed to power an average home, with the surplus electricity sold back to the grid. BlueGen also produces heat, which makes enough hot water for an average home. BlueGen units can generate electricity more efficiently than the current European power grid, significantly reducing a home's carbon emissions and cutting energy bills. Ceramic Fuel Cells has achieved electrical efficiency of 60 percent, far higher than any other technology in the rapidly expanding market for small scale power and heating generators. When heat is recovered from the electricity production process, total efficiency is up to 85 percent - twice as efficient as the average among current European power stations. By generating power close to where it is used, Ceramic Fuel Cells' products can meet the future demand for electricity without the need for huge investments in electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure.
ENDS For further information please contact:
Ceramic Fuel Cells
Juliet Thompson / Chris Golden
Matthias Baumgarten, PR Partner
Sarah MacLeod, Hogarth Partnership Australia Media enquiries Richard Allen, Oxygen Financial Public Relations Tel: +613 9915 6341 About Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited is a world leader in developing fuel cell technology to provide highly efficient and low-emission electricity from widely available natural gas. The Company is developing micro combined heat and power and distributed generation units that generate electricity and heat for homes and other buildings. Ceramic Fuel Cells is developing products with leading appliance partners and utility customers in Germany, France, the United Kingdom and Japan. In 2009 the company launched its BlueGen gas-to-electricity product. Ceramic Fuel Cells is headquartered in Melbourne, and has operations in the UK and Germany. In October 2009 the Company opened its fuel cell stack manufacturing plant in the Industriepark Oberbruch in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany. The Company is listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market and the Australian Securities Exchange (code CFU). www.cfcl.com.au This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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| 22-02-10 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 4491H Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited 22 February 2010 22 February 2010
CERAMIC FUEL CELLS LIMITED
INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2009 Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited (AIM, ASX: CFU), a global leader in fuel cell development, announces interim financial results for the six months ended 31 December 2009 (FY10 Interims). The Directors' Report and Financial Report for the half year are available at www.cfcl.com.au. Key points are summarized below: Financial Results:
§ FY09 Interims A$0.9m / £0.5m § Development income for integrated m-CHP units up A$0.5m / £0.3m
§ FY09 Interims A$32.6m / £18.6m § Improvement due to:
§ FY09 Interims A$7.4m / £4.2m § FY10 includes receipt of government grant - A$2.2m / £1.3m
Operational Highlights: Product Development Projects § UK § Utility E.On UK + appliance partner Gledhill § One fully-integrated unit installed and operating prior to Christmas § Second unit installed in Jan 10 § Germany § Utility EWE + appliance partner Bruns § First units completed prior to Christmas § Currently three fully-integrated units installed. § France § Utility GdF/Suez + appliance partner De Dietrich Thermique § One fully-integrated unit installed and operating § Second unit under going commissioning BlueGen
Manufacturing § Completed the build of the fuel cell stack manufacturing plant in Germany § Plant is currently completing commissioning and is expected to start stack production from the end of February 2010. § Total investment in the plant will be EUR9.5m / £8.3m Funding § Received NRW Government grant of EUR1.4m / £1.2m (requires company to meet targets for capex spend and jobs created) § Completed financing transaction for German plant equipment - net funds received EUR1.5m / £1.3m Technology
2010 Outlook / Objectives
o Generate sales revenue from selling BlueGen and integrated m-CHP products o Finalise BlueGen offerings to individual markets o Deploy early BlueGen units to Japan o Expand sales and distribution channels for BlueGen product o Increase deployment of integrated m-CHP units with European utility customers under existing agreements. o Produce and sell advanced ceramic powders from UK plant.
o Complete CE and local safety approvals for BlueGen o Commence production from German fuel cell stack plant o Expand the number of appliance partners making BlueGen units
o Continue to enhance the technical performance of the fuel cell systems, focusing on reliability and lifetime. The interim results and Company presentations are available at www.cfcl.com.au. For further information please contact:
Ceramic Fuel Cells
Juliet Thompson, Chris Golden About Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited: Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited is a world leader in developing solid oxide fuel cell technology to provide highly efficient and low-emission electricity from widely available natural gas and renewable fuels. The company is developing micro combined heat and power and distributed generation units that generate electricity and heat for homes. Ceramic Fuel Cells is developing products with leading appliance partners and utility customers in Germany, France, the United Kingdom and Japan. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market and the Australian Securities Exchange (code CFU). www.cfcl.com.au This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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| 17-02-10 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 2534H Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited 17 February 2010 17 February 2010
CERAMIC FUEL CELLS' BLUEGEN SALE TO ALLIANDER Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited (AIM/ASX: CFU), a leading developer of high efficiency and low emission electricity generation units for homes and other buildings, has sold a BlueGen power and heating unit to European utility Alliander. Alliander supplies gas and electricity to 2.9 million customers in The Netherlands and Germany, including to the local Heinsberg area, where Ceramic Fuel Cells has opened a volume fuel cell stack manufacturing plant. From Q2 2010 Alliander will operate a BlueGen unit in one of its buildings in the Industriepark Oberbruch in Heinsberg, to evaluate the technology for further deployment and to demonstrate the product to customers and potential partners in the Heinsberg region. Alliander is evaluating the BlueGen product as part of its vision to create a smart grid network in the local region. About the size of a dishwasher, each BlueGen unit can produce twice the electricity needed to power an average home, with the surplus electricity sold back to the grid. BlueGen also produces heat, to make enough hot water for an average home. BlueGen units can generate electricity more efficiently than the current European power grid, significantly reducing a home's carbon emissions and cutting energy bills. Ceramic Fuel Cells has achieved electrical efficiency of 60 percent, far higher than any other technology in the rapidly expanding market for small scale power and heating generators. When heat is recovered from the electricity production process, total efficiency is up to 85 percent - twice as efficient as the average among current European power stations. By generating power close to where it is used, Ceramic Fuel Cells' products can meet the future demand for electricity without the need for huge investments in electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure. The order from Alliander follows recent BlueGen orders from other leading European utilities E.ON Ruhrgas, RheinEnergie, EWE and Gasterra, as well as customers in Australia and Japan. Ceramic Fuel Cells has also deployed fully integrated power and heating products with leading energy companies E.ON UK in the United Kingdom and GdF Suez in France.
ENDS For further information please contact:
Ceramic Fuel Cells
Juliet Thompson / Chris Golden
Matthias Baumgarten, PR Partner
Sarah MacLeod, Hogarth Partnership Australia Media enquiries Richard Allen, Oxygen Financial Public Relations Tel: +613 9915 6341 About Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited is a world leader in developing fuel cell technology to provide highly efficient and low-emission electricity from widely available natural gas. The Company is developing micro combined heat and power and distributed generation units that generate electricity and heat for homes and other buildings. Ceramic Fuel Cells is developing products with leading appliance partners and utility customers in Germany, France, the United Kingdom and Japan. In 2009 the company launched its BlueGen gas-to-electricity product. Ceramic Fuel Cells is headquartered in Melbourne, and has operations in the UK and Germany. In October 2009 the Company opened its fuel cell stack manufacturing plant in the Industriepark Oberbruch in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany. The Company is listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market and the Australian Securities Exchange (code CFU). www.cfcl.com.au About Alliander With 6,000 staff and 2.9 million customers, Alliander manages gas and electricity distribution in large areas of The Netherlands. In Germany, Alliander also operates municipal energy networks, public lighting and traffic signals in Berlin, Cottbus, Hagen, Heinsberg and Russelsheim. www.alliander.de This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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RNS Number : 0139H Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited 11 February 2010 11 February 2010
CERAMIC FUEL CELLS' BLUEGEN SALE TO EON RUHRGAS Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited [AIM/ASX: CFU], a leading developer of high efficiency and low emission electricity generation units for homes and other buildings, has sold another BlueGen power and heating unit in Germany, to leading German gas utility E.ON Ruhrgas. E.ON Ruhrgas AG is part of the E.ON Group and is responsible for the European gas business from exploration, transmission and supply to major customers. With a purchasing and sales volume of approximately 700 billion kWh of gas and revenue of 27 billion Euros a year, E.ON Ruhrgas is one of the leading gas companies in Europe and the largest in Germany. From Q2 2010 E.ON Ruhrgas will operate a BlueGen unit at its micro power and heating test facility in Essen, Germany. Ceramic Fuel Cells is also working with E.ON UK, another member of the E.ON Group, to deploy fully integrated power and heating products in the United Kingdom market. About the size of a dishwasher, each BlueGen unit can produce twice the electricity needed to power an average home, with the surplus electricity sold back to the grid. BlueGen also produces heat, to make enough hot water for an average home. BlueGen units can generate electricity more efficiently than the current European power grid, significantly reducing a home's carbon emissions and cutting energy bills. Ceramic Fuel Cells has achieved electrical efficiency of 60 percent, far higher than any other technology in the rapidly expanding market for small scale power and heating generators. When heat is recovered from the electricity production process, total efficiency is up to 85 percent - twice as efficient as the average among current European power stations. By generating power close to where it is used, Ceramic Fuel Cells' products can meet the future demand for electricity without the need for huge investments in electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure. The order from E.ON Ruhrgas follows recent BlueGen orders from other German utilities RheinEnergie and EWE, and Dutch gas utility Gasterra, as well as customers in Australia and Japan. Ceramic Fuel Cells has also deployed fully integrated power and heating products with leading energy company Suez GDF in France.
ENDS For further information please contact:
Ceramic Fuel Cells
Juliet Thompson / Chris Golden
Matthias Baumgarten, PR Partner
Sarah MacLeod / Vicky Watkins, Hogarth Australia Media enquiries Richard Allen,Oxygen Financial Public Relations Tel: +613 9915 6341 About Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited is a world leader in developing fuel cell technology to provide highly efficient and low-emission electricity from widely available natural gas. The Company is developing micro combined heat and power and distributed generation units that generate electricity and heat for homes and other buildings. Ceramic Fuel Cells is developing products with leading appliance partners and utility customers in Germany, France, the United Kingdom and Japan. In 2009 the company launched its BlueGen gas-to-electricity product. Ceramic Fuel Cells is headquartered in Melbourne, and has operations in the UK and Germany. In October 2009 the Company opened its fuel cell stack manufacturing plant in the Industriepark Oberbruch in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany. The Company is listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market and the Australian Securities Exchange (code CFU). www.cfcl.com.au About E.ON Ruhrgas E. ON Ruhrgas is one of the leading European gas companies. Within the operating worldwide E. ON Group, the company is headquartered in Essen responsible for the pan-European gas business. Together with their affiliated companies E. ON Ruhrgas is about the exploration and production to transport, storage and wholesale trade actively to distribution at all levels of the gas market value chain. E. ON Ruhrgas customers are local and regional energy providers, industry and power plants. www.eon-ruhrgas.com This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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free, fuded by the goverment
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we have all took your advice and we have all sold our shares.
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Gaga,
You are asking the release of the cost of marginal production. They won't give you that but might have shown to E.On, who has invested heavily. E.On has your beloved CCGT plant but still wants a CFU fuel cell. In the meantime enjoy the freedom of speach. Fuel Cell |
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