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Fuel cells are already big business in some parts of the world, which is good news for the companies that make and supply them, such as AFC Energy (AFC).
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Jason
Surprised you did not mentioned that Roman Abramovitch bought 10.8% of AFC for c £8.7M @ SP 26p shortly after which the “excitement” spiked the SP to it’s 53p high
BumbleB
Actually there are many different types of fuel cell technology. AFC lead in the field of alkaline fuel cells. They have redesigned this equipment to work with new electrode catalysts at low temperatures, avoiding the use of expensive platinum. The promise of AFC is that these materials are so cheap that it is hoped the company will be able to make a profit from selling electricity, not fuel cells to markets that are aided by subsidies. I agree, this company is going places.