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AFC Energy plc is a United Kingdom-based industrial fuel cell power company. The Company develops alkaline fuel-cell systems using hydrogen to produce electricity. The Company installs, owns, operates and maintains alkaline fuel cell power projects. It operates through development of fuel cells segment. It participates in over three projects, including LASERCELL, ALKAMMONIA and POWER-UP. POWER-UP project involves the construction and delivery of the alkaline fuel cell system to an operational site in Germany. POWER-UP project includes installation of approximately 500 kilowatt-electric fuel cell system in over two phases, including 250 kilowatt each. ALKAMMONIA project integrates alkaline fuel cell system, fuel processing system and an ammonia fuel system. It focuses on regions that offer market conditions for electricity generated from fuel cells. Its alkaline fuel cell is fed with hydrogen that chemically reacts with scrubbed air to produce water, heat and electricity.
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03/02/2020
Hydrogen power generation technology company AFC Energy announced the start of the 'Dunsfold to Dundee Dash' on Monday, which it described as a 500-mile hydrogen-fuelled electric vehicle (EV) charger roadshow across the UK.
The AIM-traded firm said the roadshow would begin at its Dunsfold head office in Surrey, and end in Dundee, Scotland.
It said the event would highlight the "benefits and capability" of its latest off grid, zero emission 'H-Power EV Charger', launched in December last year.
The event would cross the UK from south to north, stopping at various stakeholder and partner functions along the way where interested parties - including local governments, industrials, national parks, heritage trusts, and property developers - would have the opportunity to witness the operation of its off-grid EV charger unit, and explore the potential for deployment in local applications.
Hydrogen power generation technology company AFC Energy announced the start of the 'Dunsfold to Dundee Dash' on Monday, which it described as a 500-mile hydrogen-fuelled electric vehicle (EV) charger roadshow across the UK.
The AIM-traded firm said the roadshow would begin at its Dunsfold head office in Surrey, and end in Dundee, Scotland.
It said the event would highlight the "benefits and capability" of its latest off grid, zero emission 'H-Power EV Charger', launched in December last year.
The event would cross the UK from south to north, stopping at various stakeholder and partner functions along the way where interested parties - including local governments, industrials, national parks, heritage trusts, and property developers - would have the opportunity to witness the operation of its off-grid EV charger unit, and explore the potential for deployment in local applications.
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Following the successful launch of our EV charger unit in December last year, and the vast array of enquiries we are now in discussions to advance, the national roadshow was always the next layer of proof in demonstrating the possibilities of our zero-emission EV charger system."
Bond said the ambitious deployment of EV charging in the UK and across Europe was "already beginning to bite", with real life case studies highlighting the risk the existing grid posed to the deployment of a fleet of decarbonised private and light commercial electric vehicles.
"Technologies such as AFC Energy's hydrogen fuelled EV charger are good for investors, the environment and for UK in securing our energy future."
Bond said the ambitious deployment of EV charging in the UK and across Europe was "already beginning to bite", with real life case studies highlighting the risk the existing grid posed to the deployment of a fleet of decarbonised private and light commercial electric vehicles.
"Technologies such as AFC Energy's hydrogen fuelled EV charger are good for investors, the environment and for UK in securing our energy future."
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(Sharecast News) - Hydrogen power generation technology provider AFC Energy confirmed the successful launch of its 'H-Power EV Charger System' on Thursday, and announced its partnership with the British Motor Show 2020 as the event's official electric vehicle charging partner.
The AIM-traded firm said that, following an absence of 12 years, the show was making a return in 2020 as a "celebration of motoring".
It said that, with more than 50,000 expected visitors from the UK and overseas, future technology would be a major part of the relaunched event, which would showcase several of the latest electric vehicles from international automotive manufacturers including the 'Alternative Driving Experience', which would offer test drives in electric vehicles to visitors.
The company said the show would also exhibit technologies that supported rapid electric vehicle deployment into the market, to which AFC Energy claimed its technology would be a "key enabler".
To that end, the firm was officially launching its zero emission, rapid H-Power EV Charger on Thursday.
The system was said to be the first in a series of three discrete H-Power EV Charger unit sizes, that would offer a "unique solution" to several infrastructure challenges, the board said.
In collaboration with the British Motor Show 2020, AFC Energy said the H-Power EV Charger would offer rapid charging capability to several automotive manufacturers showcasing their vehicles at the show's co-hosted EV Zone and Alternative Driving Experience pavilions.
"The British Motor Show is one of the world's iconic motoring events with such a rich heritage in leading innovative engineering and design excellence over many decades," said chief executive officer Adam Bond.
"It is a privilege to have been recognised in such an illustrious setting as the Motor Show and play a small part in this new leadership role as we advance into a new era of highway electrification."
Bond said that journey would begin with the launch of the H-Power EV Charger on Thursday.
"With such a global showcase of world leading automotive manufacturers, this is a standout opportunity to highlight the benefits of AFC Energy's zero emission electric vehicle charging solutions and the benefit this can bring to the world's transition to an electrified vehicle future."
The AIM-traded firm said that, following an absence of 12 years, the show was making a return in 2020 as a "celebration of motoring".
It said that, with more than 50,000 expected visitors from the UK and overseas, future technology would be a major part of the relaunched event, which would showcase several of the latest electric vehicles from international automotive manufacturers including the 'Alternative Driving Experience', which would offer test drives in electric vehicles to visitors.
The company said the show would also exhibit technologies that supported rapid electric vehicle deployment into the market, to which AFC Energy claimed its technology would be a "key enabler".
To that end, the firm was officially launching its zero emission, rapid H-Power EV Charger on Thursday.
The system was said to be the first in a series of three discrete H-Power EV Charger unit sizes, that would offer a "unique solution" to several infrastructure challenges, the board said.
In collaboration with the British Motor Show 2020, AFC Energy said the H-Power EV Charger would offer rapid charging capability to several automotive manufacturers showcasing their vehicles at the show's co-hosted EV Zone and Alternative Driving Experience pavilions.
"The British Motor Show is one of the world's iconic motoring events with such a rich heritage in leading innovative engineering and design excellence over many decades," said chief executive officer Adam Bond.
"It is a privilege to have been recognised in such an illustrious setting as the Motor Show and play a small part in this new leadership role as we advance into a new era of highway electrification."
Bond said that journey would begin with the launch of the H-Power EV Charger on Thursday.
"With such a global showcase of world leading automotive manufacturers, this is a standout opportunity to highlight the benefits of AFC Energy's zero emission electric vehicle charging solutions and the benefit this can bring to the world's transition to an electrified vehicle future."
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(Sharecast News) - The European Union's new industrial strategy will give greater importance to hydrogen fuel for use in industry and recycling.
According to Bloomberg, the new measures, which were being billed by the European Commission as a new industrial strategy, were set for release on 8 March.
According to Bloomberg, the new measures, which were being billed by the European Commission as a new industrial strategy, were set for release on 8 March.
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