Bob Kennett, CEO, talks about how the stacks degradation, page-3

Hi IndiJo, it is great to know that CFU still lead the field (by a large margin) with its electrical efficiency. This announcement shows that 60% efficiency is held for a full year before the fuel cell stack continues is slow degrading to some figure (?) that is deemed required for replacement.

I suspect that this "end of life" efficiency figure, even though it may be higher than competitors rated figure, the decision to replace may be linked to the requirements of it's use. i.e. the designed use may not allow the heat output to increase (as electrical efficiency decreases) as heat needs to be used or dumped (which usually is not allowed).

This announcement should put confidence into any group deciding a larger deployment which would also consider the improvements around life cycle and maintenance. Lets hope those larger groups with the financial backing can jump in with a deal to set us on our way to profit.

It may also spark interest from those who have been mentioned by the CEO as interested in development of smaller or larger units.

The future of CFCL looks great IMO, however, how long will it take to turn around? For me I can wait even as dilution niggles away. BUT, and we all know there is a "BUT" or "IF". "IF" they do start making deals then this stock has such an amazing future with fitting into the "green system" that Germany and the world are moving to. That is why I still accumulate (at risk) more shares at a great price.