AFC Energy, a prominent provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, recently announced a significant leadership change as CEO Adam Bond decided to step down after a decade with the company to return to Australia. The decision comes as AFC Energy prepares to scale up its manufacturing and deployment of generators and exploit opportunities presented by their innovative ammonia cracker technology. To ensure a seamless transition, an external search firm will be engaged to identify a successor capable of driving the company's growth. In the interim, Gary Bullard, the current non-Executive Chairman, will assume the role of Executive Chairman. Adam Bond expressed his satisfaction with the journey at AFC Energy and the company's shift towards expanding their technology in the hydrogen sector. Gary Bullard acknowledged Adam's instrumental role in promoting hydrogen as a key component of a net zero economy. AFC Energy is committed to leveraging its fuel cell technology to provide clean electricity for various applications, including electric vehicle chargers, off-grid power systems, and more, in alignment with the global push for decarbonization and electrification.