suggestawinner
31 May 2016
Interesting Video (Interview) See attached link[link]
Chip_Scashtin
31 May 2016
Another good RNS I had a bit of brain fade and accidentally topped up double what I intended the other day (not enough to move the market, I hasten to add). Now this looks like an act of genius . . . this lot may actually be going to deliver! And what a good system, my old company had a massive diesel generator belching fumes in the garages of all its buildings for the UPS -- how much better to have a little tank of hydrogen and some fuel cells hissing and bubbling or whatever they do.Seven year framework agreementProton Power Systems plc (AIM: PPS), a Clean Tech total power solution provider, uniquely the designer, developer and producer of fuel cells and fuel cell electric hybrid systems, is pleased to announce that it signed with a blue chip German customer a significant framework agreement for fuel cell emergency power units. The total value of the framework agreement is €15 million for a number of systems which are all expected to be delivered and installed over a seven year period. The agreement currently covers only one of Germany's regions, Bavaria, and follows the first binding order received in April from this customer for the delivery of systems worth €1.8 million during 2016. The power range of the units to be delivered to this customer varies from 6 to 8kVA and the units will be contained in outdoor cabinets which include hydrogen storage, fuel cells, UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) and auxiliary components. These units provide a complete solution based on hydrogen fuel cell technology for long backup time, supplying clean energy for critical loads. Faiz Francoise Nahab Ph.D., CEO of Proton, said: "This framework agreement is another milestone that will provide year on year revenue streams as commercialization of our core technology is now realized. Our continued investment in our manufacturing capability is now bearing fruits. This is the proof that the fuel cell technology is commercially attractive to customers resulting in projects which will provide years of revenues for Proton. This order demonstrates our expertise in providing complete solutions with a fuel cell as part of a UPS system with a very long backup time. The combination of fuel cell and UPS technology allows us to design complete solutions also for customers with high power rating requirements. We are confident of an increase in demand for hydrogen based applications in 2016 and beyond ". - Ends -
Simbrad
31 May 2016
Stockdale's note from this morning... Proton Power Systems (PPS) has signed a seven year framework agreement worth €15m with a blue chip German customer for fuel cell emergency power units. These are expected to be delivered and installed over a seven year period. This follows the first binding order received in April 2016 from the customer worth €1.8m in 2016. As this agreement covers only one of Germany’s regions there is potential for it to grow substantially. We view this news positively and will reinstate formal research coverage in due course. It's up on Research Tree.
Chip_Scashtin
18 Feb 2016
Re: Technically very strong The 20% spread is offputting. presumably the mms don't actually want anyone to deal.
Global Nomad
18 Feb 2016
Re: Technically very strong well i think we are looking out for a change in direction. IEH seems to be doing something similar - a long fall in sp followed by a recent turn around based on who knows what. Looks like PPS may be trying to turn but again this depends on any appetite for risk. I will probably avergae down at some point soon if only to be in a better position to be patient.
Chip_Scashtin
12 Feb 2016
Re: Technically very strong I'm still holding and contemplating buying small, because I reckon the German railway contract should generate (geddit) a bit of oomph on the revenue side pending sales growth in other areas, and they don't appear to be going bust. (sounds like a checklist for how to lose money on tech bets on AIM) Big companies like the Deutsche Bahn will do some due diligence on a supplier to make sure they will deliver, so that was a comfort.Negatives are quite numerous though.Melczer's share sale at 5.25p wasn't exactly a ringing endorsement of their prospects.The oil price slump seems to me a bad thing for all the energy-saving eco-fuel plays. You are left with the anti-pollution credentials, which are quite strong.Competition: I don't know who does the hydrogen powered London buses but it isn't PPS, ie we are far from the only player in town.Debt: I find phrases like 'change in the fair value of the embedded derivatives on the shareholder loan' (From the October results) profoundly dispiriting.But generally I think these high risk AIM shares are very out of favour, so this should be a bargain! Who knows. DYOR and tell us the results!
pedred
11 Feb 2016
Re: Technically very strong Wiseoldowl1,If you are still invested / active on this BB what's your take on PPS's continuing slump?I know the decline is based on prices emerging from ridiculously low volumes but why are the mgt not making any effort to communicate with its shareholders?I'm not personally invested in PPS but my son is - not based on rec from me - and he asked for my views.Any clarity greatly appreciated.
loadsadough
20 Jul 2015
RNS Agreement with BahnbauRNSRNS Number : 4352TProton Power Systems PLC20 July 2015 Proton Power Systems plc ("Proton" or the "Company" Cooperation Agreement with German Rail subsidiary Bahnbau for sales and service of hydrogen fuel cell UPS systems Proton Power Systems plc (AIM: PPS), the designer, developer and producer of fuel cells and fuel cell electric hybrid systems, is pleased to announce, that it signed a cooperation agreement with DB Bahnbau Gruppe GmbH ("Bahnbau"
, the service company of German Rail ("DB" for rail network infrastructure installation and maintenance. Bahnbau will sell and install Proton's containerised fuel cell systems as UPS applications to DB and third party customers. DB is planning to replace the installed base of diesel generator UPS systems with zero emission fuel cell applications over the coming years. Bahnbau will provide the site planning, installation and service for containerised systems from Proton. In addition to DB, Bahnbau will also offer those solutions to other third party customers in industries like IT, transport and manufacturing. Bahnbau (www.bahnbaugruppe.de) has one of the largest technical service organisations in Germany. The decision to replace old diesel systems is not only based on environmental aspects but also on commercial aspects. High maintenance cost for old diesel installations makes it more commercially viable for DB installations to use the new fuel cell technology. Proton will supply complete containerised solutions with the fuel cell, switchgear, cooling and UPS system for a power demand from 6 to 250kW. Faiz Francoise Nahab, CEO of Proton, said: "This is a key milestone for our company and fits well within the recent expansion of our manufacturing facilities enabling large quantity manufacturing capacity. To work with experts like Bahnbau is something we always had in mind. The decision of DB to use fuel cell UPS systems to replace old diesel applications is also to be seen as a milestone for our industry. Not only has the environmental aspect driven that decision but also commercial considerations, which is very important for our industry." - Ends -loadsadough
Wiseoldowl1
14 Jul 2015
Technically very strong Looking good for a substantial move up and re rate. First milestone will be reaching 10p and then it is possible to progress substantially beyond 10p.Technically strong with fundamentals looking positive. Contract news perhaps.
II Editor
12 Jul 2015
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loadsadough
08 Jul 2015
PPS Waveform I notice that the 50/200 day Golden Cross is correct on the H & L, 50 day/200 day WMA charts, but is not happening on the MoneyAM, or this waveform charts. I use the H & L information.Loadsadough
loadsadough
08 Jul 2015
07, 05, 15 News Ltd Hello lucky35 I have found this on the PPS website/London Stock Exchange, from 07,05,2015. We wait to see what happens next. ALLIANCE NEWSPROTON POWER LOSS WIDENS IN 2014 BUT HAS BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR 2015[ 07 May 2015 11:29 ] LONDON (Alliance News) - Proton Power Systems PLC Thursday said its pretax loss widened in 2014 on the back of higher costs but said it hopes to secure its first orders from Asia in 2015 whilst gaining further orders for its HyRange system on buses in Europe and in the logistics industry.The fuel cell system developer based in Germany reported a pretax loss of GBP10.1 million compared with a GBP9.3 million loss in 2013 after its administrative expenses rose to GBP3.1 million from GBP1.3 million, partially offset by revenue climbing to GBP1.4 million from GBP1.1 million.In 2014, the company began selling 3 kilowatt to 75 kilowatt fuel cell systems, which creates electricity from hydrogen without emitting carbon dioxide, for stationary, mobile and maritime use whilst investing in its manufacturing to increase capacity to deliver up to 200 systems per year to "meet future demand expectations"."We see strong interest and growing demand for various applications we offer and we continue to improve the operational performance with significant reductions in cost per kilowatt. Our costs for fuel cell systems have dropped significantly and the technology and products are robust and reliable," it said.Proton Power said the Asia-Pacific is a target market as it believes its systems can help reduce pollution as demand for clean power applications increases, adding that it will benefit from the "made in Germany" technology being regarded as "highly respected" in China specifically.Europe is also a target market and the company is currently holding talks with several European bus manufacturers and logistic companies. Proton Power plans to launch its next electric battery fuel cell bus onto the road in the second half of 2015. The company added it has requested funding from the National Hydrogen Association for the project."Talks are also underway with a large international logistic company for electric battery fuel cell logistic vehicles, with a first test vehicle integration for Germany planned for 2015. Another collaboration project, funded by the Austrian Government is under progress with an Austrian based automotive supplier," said Proton Power."Proton Power has made great progress in 2014 and is seeing significant interest for our solutions in all of our market segments, and our objective is to expand volume manufacturing with industrial partners based on licensing agreements. The board can proudly state, that Proton Power now has technically proven products and a go to market solution portfolio," said the company.In 2015, the company said it aims to secure its first orders from Asia-Pacific and gain orders for buses with its new HyRange system in Europe and for logistics vehicles. Proton Power will also focus on "strengthening" its product platform and "growing capability," it said.At the end of December, the company had a cash balance of GBP180,000, but said it is confident it has secured enough financing to meet its future commitments.Proton Power shares were up 9.6% at 3.70 pence per share Thursday morning.Joshua Warner; [email protected]; @JoshAllianceCopyright 2015 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.Loadsadough
loadsadough
08 Jul 2015
PPS From the SP chart now above both the 50 day, and 200 day readings. Golden Cross, it has recently produced a 50 day above the 200 day reading. This is one of Stan Weinstein starters from a S1 to a S2 with plenty of buys going through at the moment.. We are still waiting for an RNS. We don't know what it may do over the next year? Like a lot of possibles, could go up. or could fail. I bought a small amount the other day to see what happens. I'am waiting.Below is the news from the 07 of May 2015.07 May 2015 07
0RNS Number : 3972MProton Power Systems PLC07 May 20157 May 2015Proton Power Systems plc("Proton Power" or the "Company"Final resultsProton Power Systems plc (AIM: PPS), the designer, developer and producer of fuel cells and fuel cell electric hybrid systems, today announces its results for the year ended 31 December 2014Highlights:· Fuel cell products available for go to market solutions from 3kW to 75kW for stationary, mobile and maritime applications· Further investment has been made in setting up our manufacturing capability for up to 200 systems per annum in a single shift to meet our future demand expectations· Completion of the development and successful testing of the new PM400 (25kW) fuel cell stack which is the basis of all our target markets· The new PM Module S25 has been developed which can provide 25kW and is scalable in parallel operation for high power stationary applications· Achievement of significant cost reductions for production of fuel cell stacks and systems reducing the cost per kW· Collaboration with the Austrian government and integration companies for light duty vehicle fuel cell systems· Successful finalisation of a special maritime feasibility study for a customer in Asia and starting the development project which is now planned for 2016 delivery· Preparation of projects with international logistics providers for a battery/fuel cell delivery truck· Preparing detailed plans with European bus manufacturers for a cost reduced hybrid electric bus with fuel cell range extender with our 25kW HyRange Solution for both bus and truck applications in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and France· World record round trip from Munich to Berlin and back to Munich with our own Smith Newton vehicle equipped with Hybrid Battery/Fuel Cell System· Containerised energy solution deployed with fuel cell Uninterruptable Power Supply system· SPower is now fully integrated into the Proton Power organisation optimizing the working processes, with combined sales and technical teams for stationary power supply solutions with products selling in the market for UPS systems, solar storage systems and fuel cell systems for stationary power demand. Complete solutions are now offered in our go to market strategy.· Successful development and testing of a 10kVA Solar Battery Storage SystemIan Peden, Chairman of Proton Power, commented: "The group has been investing and proving Fuel Cell solutions for 21 years, resulting in a very strong technical and financial base for the long term. Fuel Cell technology creates electricity from hydrogen while it does not emit carbon dioxide. Hydrogen as a substance is easily stored which makes it the ideal energy source for the future. Hydrogen related businesses globally are currently estimated at $58 billion and this market is estimated to grow dramatically in the future. The group is ready and strategically positioned to roll out solutions to the world markets. For over 20 years we have focused on Stationary, Mobile and Maritime solutions and we look to the future with great confidence." Loadsadough
lucky35
07 Jul 2015
Make that up 20% nm
lucky35
07 Jul 2015
Up another %17.5 Has every sold out on the drop?
