this should help the cash flow, page-34

By which I mean, the share price will have left 10c behind, and whatever impact copycats in china have will not matter too much (if you bought at 10c).

The danger period is before the role out of integrated units. Off the top of my head our best prospects for that at the moment are in the UK and France (i need to brush up on my knowledge I guess)

After we have other companies using our chip, the not unfounded hope (actually quite realistic imo) is that other many companies throughout the world will want our chip, because it can provide the most efficient conversion to power by no small degree. As combined heat and power gets rolled out, our fuel cell stands a decent chance of taking significant market share of an absolutely enormous global market. That's the bottom line when it comes to why most of us bought originally, i imagine. We simply have great technology, that little chip that sits in a BlueGen but not much else at the moment.