Sapan Gai, CCO at Sovereign Metals, discusses their superior graphite test results. Watch the video here.
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I suspect it might be Luciano Loro, a former professional cyclist.
Superb research like usual, Sloppy!
"Expanding South Africa’s energy capacity is the only way to save the country’s economy, according to the South African Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe.
Addressing a joint sitting of South Africa’s parliament in a debate around the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, minced no words when he pointed out the plan would only work if the country had access to reliable and affordable energy."
That strongly suggests the speed in which these Eskom BESS tenders will materialise.
The Phase 1 BESS tender has just closed. So it sounds as though the Phase 2 and 3 BESS tenders will be announced first half of 2021.
Very exciting times ahead!
And remember what Fortune said in his interview the other day: That all of these opportunities are coming around at the "perfect time!"
You wouldn't say "perfect time" unless you knew you would be involved!
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Go ahead LL everyone will be so influenced by your nonsense, you will look soooo smart and not like a ******* at all. Goodness me I bet you make sooooo much money with your amazing trading strategy. Well done! I will kick back and laugh at you. Get a grip man lol.
Hamill23
I like your sense of humour.
If you really want to know sometime I can't be bothered to check every single word,
if is spelled correctly or not, hence the odd mistake.
My apologies
https://www.esi-africa.com/industry-sectors/generation/south-africas-reipppp-bid-window-5-is-on-the-way/
Expanding South Africa’s energy capacity is the only way to save the country’s economy, according to the South African Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe.
Addressing a joint sitting of South Africa’s parliament in a debate around the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, minced no words when he pointed out the plan would only work if the country had access to reliable and affordable energy.
He pointed out his Department is fully implementing the Integrated Resource Plan and will deliver 16,313MW from a mix of energy sources. These include procuring:
2,000MW of emergency power to meet short-term electricity gap which should be connected to the national grid by Jun 2022.
11,813MW from various source: 6,800MW from solar PV and wind; 513 from energy storage; 3,000MW from gas; and 1,500 from coal.
“For this purpose, we gazetted the Section 34 Ministerial Determinations with the intention to urgently connect new generation capacity to the national grid. Requests for Proposals will be issued in December to enable the opening of various bid windows, including bid window 5 of renewable energy,” explained Mantashe. Responses to the request for information for a 2,500MW nuclear build are currently being evaluated.
The Department has also enabled 97MW of self-generation for own use through a gazetted amendment of Schedule 2 of the Electricity Act to exempt categories of generation facilities under 1MW and resellers from the requirement to hold a generation licence. “NERSA has already registered 156 self-generation facilities under 1MW, with a total installed capacity of 72MW,” said Mantashe.
That same gazetted amendment gave effect to the provision for distributed generation in the IRP2019 for facilities of 1MW and above, removing the need for ministerial approval for deviation from the IRP before NERSA can process a generation licence application. “To date NERSA has approved 5 applications with a total capacity of 25MW.”
Gazetted amendments to Electricity Regulation on new generation capacity will also enable municipalities in good financial standing to develop their own power generation projects. The amendments clarify the regime applicable to municipalities when requesting determinations under section 34 of the Electricity Amendment Act.
Mantashe pointed out Eskom is working to improve its maintenance programme, achieve operation and finance stability and unbundle the utility in line with the roadmap.
Lucky, serious question, has your school sent you home for self isolation? Do you need help?
You seem to struggle with English
Guys, on a serious note, it sounds like we're all in agreement that Vanadium is going to revolutionise the world, so let's not squabble.
BMN has a resource 23+ times as big as FAR, and has many other strings to its bow, but if Lucky wants to put all his eggs in that basket, then so be it. It'll be his loss.
Lucky you are behaving like a petulant child. By your own admission you are only here for retaliation concerning someone posing in your other place . Pathetic. Try acting like an adult and stop embarrassing yourself. Everyone here knows your motive. Question ... do you really want to start a bb war of words? Are you so stupid as to think there are any winners in such ridiculous behaviour?
You have said your piece... time to stop.
Beat me to it Sanchez, lol... And he's hiding his "though". Wonder if it's under his witch's hat???
Lucky, if the that is the best defence you have against whatever you are accused of then I am afraid you will be found guilty very quickly
LL - CIAO.
Didn't like your 'style' anyway.
GLA
LuckyL ... life is too short to spend so much of it embarrassing yourself. Please stop. Have some dignity.
Macanman
Minute trader/day trader /month trader/ year trader ......what's the difference ?
We are all here to make money right? Any one confessing the opposite would be a liar.
Are you really going to stick to one share one company to the bitter end no matter what, even when your investment start to double in a day or vice versa halve in a day? We are all different in how to deal with our emotions and there are many variables that change that...so its a bit complicate mate.
In the past I have seen my £12000 investment disappear the next day just because the CEO of that AIM company was promising things that himself knew will never happen, can you blame me now if I make 25% profit in 3 day and get out?
Loyalty is a word that has no place in trading spare it for your partner or good friend. If you think the people you are chatting on this board are your friend good luck with that mate, but in my little experience in trading I never herd someone invested in a company talks bad about that company, try to replace the word loyalty with honesty and see how many people get red face.
As said before I would have not bothered to come to this board and give my opinion (even if I was invested till today and had every right to explain why I sold, been for the right or wrong reason) if wasn't for the actions taken by some from this board in trying to lure investors from FAR to here.
By the way thank you very much for my little profit.
Is not my style really, I still can't imagine that there are some low life individuals that would plan such a shameful conspiracy just to make some money. In a sense it makes me feel good with my self, even if I am here now behaving like a 5 years old boy with this ridiculous revenge.
Won't waste anymore of my time here, have mentioned that beside the technical resistance at 15/16P not soo far away, there are some huge fundamental question marks for this bush, but as nobody bothered to ask nicely what they are and a bit because I can't be bothered, I suppose it will remain a deramping mistery.
Ramble On, Pdub. Ramble On
Yep, I'm happier than a few weeks ago. A few consecutive days of 10% (ish) increases. Long may it continue. If this continues I will soon be in positive territory.
I would have increased my holding when price was in the .13p region, but no spare cash. Nevermind, you can't have everything in life
You see pdub. That was well timed indeed. I just want to learn the timing;)
Apart from the one visiting idiot who seems to be Far away with the fairies it has been a pleasure to read such positive sentiments on the bb.
These daily few % points rises are perfect as far as I am concerned, giving time for the traders jumping ship to be replaced by other investors at ever increasing levels. A sustainable rise is just what we need.
One observation I have is that some here are quick to moan when the sp dips and happy again when it rises. My advice ... focus on the company not the share price. I have always had confidence that Fortune will deliver so no need to be negative.
I have been very sceptical about the various conspiracy theories that have been expressed on the bb and it now very much looks like is was simply a case of a large institutional seller offloading and the subsequent drop in sp. This is of course very good news as now we know the cause of the fall (nothing to do with BMN performance), investor confidence seems to have returned and there is a sense of excitement about the share price. Whether GS has finished does not matter ... people know the selling is coming to an end and judging by the volume of buys there are a lot of folks who want a slice of this action .... and why wouldn’t they!
Had yet another top up on opening at 13.5p. Now looks like a well timed purchase. It grieved me to have to sell a few guitars to increase my BMN holding but at this rate I will be able to afford all the guitars I want.... and soon (blatant ramp ... sorry. Ramblings of an old man haha)
Anyway enjoy the journey up.