Duyuru • May 20
H-Power plc to Report First Half, 2026 Results on Jun 10, 2026 H-Power plc announced that they will report first half, 2026 results on Jun 10, 2026 Duyuru • Mar 23
AFC Energy plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 16, 2026 AFC Energy plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 16, 2026. Location: the napier suite, brooklands hotel, brooklands drive, weybridge, surrey kt13 0sl, United Kingdom Duyuru • Feb 18
UK Environmental Agency Allows AFC to Sell Hydrogen Produced by Cracker AFC Energy announced the agreement by the UK Environment Agency to revise AFC Energy's Research and Development permit for the export and sale of low carbon hydrogen produced from the Company's pilot ammonia cracking plant to hydrogen off-takers. This accelerates revenue generation by AFC Energy from low carbon hydrogen production by a number of months. This revision, agreed by the Environment Agency, evidences the significant progress AFC Energy has made in producing ISO 14687 grade D (99.97% pure hydrogen) in volume and the robustness of internal safety protocols and procedures. It also provides further flexibility in the timing of the relocation of the Dunsfold pilot cracking plant as the training of operatives in a live environment can now be conducted at Dunsfold. AFC Energy continues to work with its Joint Venture ("JV") partner, Industrial Chemicals Group Ltd. (ICL), to establish hydrogen production, through multiple Hy-5 ammonia cracker units from AFC Energy (each capable of producing up to 500kg of hydrogen per day), at ICL's facility in Port Clarence, Middlesborough. The JV is engaged with the UK Environment Agency at both local and central levels to create a framework for future deployments, across the UK, of AFC Energy's future Hy-5 units through accelerated permitting. The pilot ammonia cracker site at Dunsfold is capable of producing up to 300kg of hydrogen per day in its current configuration. Duyuru • Jan 21
AFC Energy plc Announces Operational Update AFC Energy Plc announced the completion of the first build of new generation LC30 30kW liquid-cooled fuel cell generator (the "LC30 Generator") which is now undergoing operational testing and producing power in accordance with its design specification. In order to drive market adoption and support AFC Energy's volume growth plans, the LC30 Generator benefits from significant advantages compared to the previous, air-cooled model, including: The manufacturing cost is c.85% lower. Substantially smaller footprint, enabling deployments in locations in which space is at a premium, with a greater than 50% mass reduction and 45% reduced volume. The LC30 Generator is up to 20% more efficient and consists of 95% fewer components. With an increased operating range from -20degC to +50degC (compared with -5degC to +40degC for the previous generator) it is suitable for deployment globally across all populated continents. The LC30 Generator is also designed to accommodate a 100kW fuel cell in the same chassis, where customer requirements demand a larger power output, and will progress to certification and pre-production, supported by manufacturing partner, Volex plc. Duyuru • Jan 20
AFC Energy plc to Report Fiscal Year 2025 Results on Feb 25, 2026 AFC Energy plc announced that they will report fiscal year 2025 results at 8:00 AM, GMT Standard Time on Feb 25, 2026 Duyuru • Sep 17
AFC Energy plc Announces the Appointment of Nick Walker as Chief Strategy Officer Effective 15 September 2025 AFC Energy plc announced the appointment of Nick Walker as Chief Strategy Officer with immediate effect. Nick is a seasoned hydrogen, cleantech and energy transition technology and infrastructure specialist with over 25 years of experience as an analyst, investment banker, fund raiser and consultant, with a particular focus on hydrogen companies across the hydrogen value chain, globally. He has previously held senior investment research and/or corporate finance positions, at Liberum Capital, Evolution Securities, and Beeson Gregory, and was until recently Head of Renewable Energy, Clean Tech & Sustainability Research at Peel Hunt. Nick will lead the development and execution of AFC Energy's commercialisation strategy as the Company advances its next generation of ammonia cracker and fuel cell technologies into global markets. He will be responsible for enhancing AFC Energy's commercial partnerships, driving long-term growth opportunities, and ensuring the alignment of strategic objectives with operational delivery. In addition, he will oversee stakeholder engagement and investor relations, working closely with the investment community and industry partners to strengthen AFC Energy's profile and ensure effective communication of the Company's progress and outlook. Duyuru • Jul 23
AFC Energy plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £4.472925 million. AFC Energy plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £4.472925 million.
Security Name: Ordinary Shares
Security Type: Common Stock
Securities Offered: 44,729,253
Price\Range: £0.1 Duyuru • Jul 17
AFC Energy plc has filed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £5 million. AFC Energy plc has filed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £5 million.
Security Name: Ordinary Shares
Security Type: Common Stock
Securities Offered: 50,000,000
Price\Range: £0.1 Duyuru • Mar 28
AFC Energy plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 23, 2025 AFC Energy plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 23, 2025. Location: the napier suite, brooklands hotel, brooklands drive, surrey kt13 0sl, weybridge United Kingdom Duyuru • Mar 19
AFC Energy plc Announces the Launch of Hy-5 Through Its Hyamtec Brand AFC Energy announced the launch of "Hy-5" through its Hyamtec brand, the world's first containerised, portable, cracking module capable of producing up to 500kg/day for delivery from 2026. Hy-5 will be offered as a "plug and play" under a "fuel as a service" (FaaS), with the headline cost of hydrogen, on-site, charged at PS10/kg. This is substantially below prevailing market rates including those attracting government subsidies. Hy-5 will provide hydrogen purity >99.9% to ISO14687 grade D with <0.1% ppm of ammonia in the feed stream, making this compatible with AFC Energy S and S+ series hydrogen fuel cell generators, with a power consumption <9.5kWh/kg. This provides market opportunities across multiple verticals: H2 fuel for off-grid power (e.g. fuel cell generators); H2 refuelling stations for fuel cell/H2 combustion engine buses, trucks, vans; H2 refuelling for construction equipment (e.g. excavators and mining trucks); Off-grid EV charging (with a fuel cell generator); Industrial burners (for heat used in industrial applications); Industrial manufacturing facilities (e.g. refining, steel, cement, ceramics, glass, chemicals production, e-fuels production); and H2 supply for hydrogen fuel logistics companies. Ammonia is currently used and transported at scale around the world, providing Hy-5 with global opportunities. Hy-5 (together with ammonia supply vessels) provides a highly compact, self-contained footprint for hydrogen generation. It does not require a grid supply or renewable energy power source (e.g. a wind farm/solar farm) as is required for supply of energy to electrolysers which, if built from scratch, would likely require land, planning consent, grid connection, additional environmental permits, potentially requiring material capex and relatively lengthy timescales (e.g. lead-time on consents and permitting, equipment supply, construction and commissioning, dependent on the scope of the project). Duyuru • Mar 07
AFC Energy plc to Report Q4, 2024 Results on Mar 19, 2025 AFC Energy plc announced that they will report Q4, 2024 results at 8:00 AM, GMT Standard Time on Mar 19, 2025 Duyuru • Jan 08
AFC Energy plc Appoints John Wilson as its Executive Director AFC Energy plc announced appointment of John Wilson as its Executive Director, effective, 6 January 2025. Duyuru • Sep 18
AFC Energy plc Appoints Mike Rendall as Managing Director for Hyamtec Limited AFC Energy plc appointed Dr. Mike Rendall as Managing Director for its subsidary, Hyamtec Limited. Dr. Mike Rendall, currently Chief Technology Officer of AFC Energy's Hydrogen Processing Division, will lead Hyamtec as Managing Director, bringing over 25 years of experience in hydrogen generation technologies. Duyuru • Sep 05
AFC Energy plc Announces Chief Executive Office Changes AFC Energy plc announced the appointment of John Wilson as the new Chief Executive Officer, effective 6th January 2025, succeeding Adam Bond, whose decision to step down was previously announced. John brings a wealth of experience in leading technology-driven businesses through significant growth and transformation, making him exceptionally well-suited to guide AFC Energy as it enters a new phase of its development and commercial scale up. John will join AFC Energy from Bulgin Ltd, a private equity-backed connectivity solutions developer, where he has held the position of CEO since leading a successful management buyout in 2019. Prior to this, John was CEO of Elektron Technology Plc for nearly a decade, where he significantly enhanced shareholder value through strategic growth initiatives and the commercialisation of complex technologies. His early career was spent in engineering and technology consulting roles, where he specialised in bringing complex and emerging technologies to market in both the UK and North America. John's appointment comes at a pivotal time for AFC Energy as the company embark on next chapter of growth, capitalising on Adam's work to date, focusing on scaling up manufacturing capabilities and developing the value in ammonia cracker technology. His proven track record in driving strategic initiatives and delivering shareholder value will be instrumental in steering AFC Energy towards continued success. To ensure a smooth transition, Gary Bullard, Chairman of AFC Energy, will take on the role of CEO on an interim basis, effective immediately, to support the transition until John assumes his position on 6thJanuary 2025. Adam Bond has resigned as a director of the Company with effect 5th September 2024, but shall remain available to support the transition. Duyuru • Aug 02
ACCIONA's First 45kVA H-Power Generator AFC Energy announced the successful Factory Acceptance Test and validation of its first 45kVA H-Power Generator. The H-Power Generator left AFC Energy's offices this week and is scheduled to arrive shortly for deployment at an ACCIONA construction site in Madrid, Spain, Comprising AFC Energy's latest generation 30kW S Series fuel cell generator plus a harmonized 60kWh battery storage unit ("BSU"), the first generator system is to be leased to ACCIONA to support the decarbonisation of construction activities with an option to purchase at the conclusion of the lease. Duyuru • Jun 26
AFC Energy Announces Ammonia Cracker Integration Improves Engine Combustion Performance AFC Energy announced that presenting the opening keynote speech at MariNH3's 2024 Conference. The presentation will highlight the positive results achieved to date through adoption of AFC Energy's novel ammonia cracker technology to improve the combustion and emissions of future ammonia fuelled maritime engines. Highlights: AFC Energy has successfully operated its ammonia cracker reactor technology alongside a MAHLE Powertrain combustion test engine fuelled principally by ammonia. The ammonia cracker provided a pilot fuel, operating in a ratio of 80:20 (ammonia: cracked gas) that delivered improved operating performance when compared to ammonia combustion alone. The Cracker was able to generate hydrogen on-demand and co-blend with additional ammonia to make a resulting flammable fuel gas stream that was fed into the engine injection system. The compact fast-start Cracker dynamically supported the fuelling needs of the test engine and achieved stable performance on the first trials. Enhanced burn characteristics from the cracked gas blend (75% Hydrogen:25% Nitrogen) are designed to improve engine performance evidenced by stable operation and increased efficiency (reduced fuel consumption) with reduced (zero carbon) pollutant emissions. Success in cracker integration with ammonia engines means maritime propulsion can be achieved with a single ammonia fuel without the need for dual (fossil) fuels as is currently the case in several ammonia combustion engine developments. The "Enhanced Ammonia Cracking to Improve Engine Combustion and Emissions" ("ENTICE") project is led by AFC Energy with partners including MAHLE Powertrain, Nottingham University and Clean Air Power (funded by InnovateUK). In addition to maritime applications, AFC Energy is also assessing applications with partners for ammonia combustion engine and cracker integration across land based hydrogen production and in the fuelling of large off-road machinery such as that used in the mining industry. The ENTICE project is scheduled to continue until March 2025 enabling further system integration with larger multiple cylinder engines for testing across a range of operational parameters. Duyuru • Jun 20
AFC Energy plc Delivers Its Highest Power Rated 200Kw H-Power Generator AFC Energy plc announce it has successfully delivered its highest power rated 200kW H-Power Generator to date, utilising its latest generation S+ Series liquid cooled fuel cell technology, marking an important landmark for the Company. Duyuru • Mar 29
AFC Energy plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 25, 2024 AFC Energy plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 25, 2024, at 09:30 Coordinated Universal Time. Location: Napier Suite. Brooklands Hotel, Brooklands Drive Weybridge Surrey United Kingdom Duyuru • Nov 19
AFC Energy plc (AIM:AFC) signed an agreement to acquire UK Mobile Hydrogen Storage and Distribution Assets from Octopus Hydrogen. AFC Energy plc (AIM:AFC) signed an agreement to acquire UK Mobile Hydrogen Storage and Distribution Assets from Octopus Hydrogen on November 17, 2023. Duyuru • Oct 24
AFC Energy plc Announces the Latest Milestone in the Accelerated Development of Its Modular, Scalable Ammonia Cracker Technology AFC Energy plc announced the latest milestone in the accelerated development of its modular, scalable ammonia cracker technology. Highlights: AFC Energy's next generation ammonia cracker technology successfully achieves 99.99% hydrogen from single reactor testing; Results independently tested by the UK's National Physical Laboratory ("NPL"); Testing confirmed ammonia levels in hydrogen stream were materially less than the limits required to meetISO 14687:2019 standards for vehicular and stationary fuel cells; Results highlight the ability of AFC Energy's new ammonia cracking technology to deliver fuel cell grade hydrogen on a modular, scalable basis; Ammonia cracker technology complimentary to AFC Energy's growing H-Power fuel cell generator offering. AFC Energy's ammonia cracker enables ammonia, a compound of hydrogen and nitrogen (NH3), to be "cracked" into discreet hydrogen and nitrogen molecules. The hydrogen can then be consumed as a fuel in fuel cells or combustion with the nitrogen emitted to atmosphere (which comprises c. 78% nitrogen) with zero carbon emissions. However, the presence in the hydrogen of uncracked trace ammonia has the potential to damage fuel cells. In 2019, the International Organisation for Standardisation ("ISO") publishedISO 14687:2019 which governs the international standard forminimum quality characteristics of hydrogen as a fuel for utilisation in vehicular and stationary fuel cell applications and which stipulated the maximum level of residual ammonia permitted. It is therefore an important achievement that AFC Energy's ammonia cracker reactor has been able to meet the ISO standard for residual ammonia ("parts per billion" or "PPB") in hydrogen fuel. Ammonia is forecast to play a growing role in delivering on decarbonisation targets for industry and maritime due to its high energy density (relative to hydrogen gas) and potential to displace conventional fossil fuels and carbon emissions. Ammonia is also seen as an enabler to the international trade of hydrogen where hydrogen is transported by ship in the form of ammonia, and cracked back into hydrogen at its target import destination. Test Details: The UK's NPL was engaged to independently analyse the composition of hydrogen gas derived from AFC Energy's new ammonia cracking reactor and downstream purification technology. NPL's analysis was conducted on the basis of individual ammonia cracker reactors. NPL's analysis confirmed the hydrogen derived from AFC Energy's cracker and purifier successfully achieved the ammonia PPB standard for fuel cell grade hydrogen, a key milestone in demonstrating the technology's potential to support the growing "ammonia to power" market in stationary and maritime applications. Duyuru • Jul 28
AFC Energy plc Announces Board Changes AFC Energy announced the appointment of Duncan Neale to the board as Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Audit Committee effective 1 August 2023. Mr. Neale is an experienced Non-Executive Director with a strong emphasis on the energy sector with current Board positions held with Gresham House Energy Storge Fund plc and Atrato Onsite Energy plc He has held numerous senior finance roles over 20 years, including Chief Financial Officer for listed and private companies with an audit, corporate finance, fundraising and M&A background. Duncan is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. Duncan replaces Joe Mangion who steps down from the Board on 31 July 2023. Duyuru • Jun 06
Afc Energy plc Announces Board Changes AFC Energy announced that Jim Gibson has indicated his intention to step down from his role as Executive Director from 9 June 2023, and as Chief Operating Officer at the conclusion of his contractual notice period. Jim has been a strong and loyal supporter of the Company since joining initially as a contractor in 2016. Since this time, Jim has worked as a member of the Executive Management Team supporting the Company's technology and market based repositioning to a focused disruption of the diesel generator market. Duyuru • May 11
AFC Energy plc Announces Intention of Joe Mangion to Retire as Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Audit Committee AFC Energy announced that Joe Mangion has indicated his intention to retire from his role as Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Company's Audit Committee. Joe will continue in this role until a suitable replacement is found. As part of a succession plan already agreed by the Board, the Company's Nomination Committee is currently in discussion with potential candidates to replace Mr. Mangion and an appointment of a new Audit Committee Chair will be made in due course.