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I'm afraid he is completely wrong

One fact which is indisputable is that since for the last 4 weeks, since BMN was taken out of the self-created Vaneck REMX ETF the 4.989M shares that they held has only reduced by 350K in that time (7%) (on the 3rd of July if you really want to go looking for the sells). In the same period, Vaneck's holding of Largo, which remains unchanged in their REMX index has reduced by approximately 5%.

Are we to conclude that Vaneck have realised their mistake and are simply waiting to try and pop BMN back into their index ?

Make sure that you get a complaint ref furnaceb

Furnaceb - with respect to the FCA complaint you made regarding PTSG did you get a reference number ?

Furnaceb - if you don't rate factually backed discussion more highly than simple opinion then you will come to the wrong conclusions. Anyone can post what they like here if they are prepared to back their arguments with facts. If not then they add nothing.

Pinecone - indeed I tweeted about the presentation at the IFBF here:- https://twitter.com/BMNperspective/status/1148603870395936768

The only question is whether RedT have negotiated anything with BMN or not. In the time of Bolgas the idea would have been inthinkable, but he is gone now and those left here might wish to consider it.

To all wondering when Vanchem will complete I don't think there is much chance that it will arrive on the 31st July. Also I don't think that the precise date on which it completes makes a blind bit of difference. The important thing is that when it does complete we will have singehandedly secured all the available brownfield Vanadium processing plants not just in South Africa, or the continent of Africa, but the entire southern hemisphere (not counting Windamurra, which burnt to the ground)

exactly right - there's only one thing you missed, which is the way that they try and troll BBs to corrode sentiment as part of this process. Fortunately we have seen off most of that nonsense here. However there are other BB systems where this kind of behaviour is still rampant. Handy that as it tells you exactly when they are going to try their games...

As Fire Captain Matthew Paiss points out here:- http://energyresponsesolutions.com/wp-content/uploads/VRB_SafetyReport.pdf

“A submarine must have a significantly higher level of
safety than a land based structure, as escape is impossible”. However, when looking at
ESS installations inside high-rise apartment dwellings, these structures may be
compared to submarines standing on end in terms of life hazard profiles.

Well said Ophidian, nice to hear from you again.

Wul - a buyback could be announced at any time.

Wul - I met Mikhail and Fortune at the Vanitec and IFBF conferences and the obvious shorting notwithstanding everything is fine. They are delivering on their role as catalysing the VRFB market with the rolling out of cross industry electrolyte leasing and promoting VRFB technology, promotion that the VRFB companies themselves were slow to deliver by themselves.

Cutting the oxygen works with Trolls, and normal Fires.

it doesn't work for Lithium ion battery fires though.

He is a complete clown

Nice find SG - here's a related article on the same site from 2 weeks ago:-

Commercialization of all vanadium redox flow battery faces three major bottlenecks

2019-07-03 08:39:56 China Energy News Author: Jing Huo

The advanced large-capacity energy storage technology refers to energy storage technology that is applied in the power system, has a capacity of more than kilowatts, and has superior comprehensive performance. As a key supporting technology for large-scale access to renewable energy, peaking and filling of traditional power systems, and load balancing of distributed regional energy systems, large-capacity energy storage technology has become the commanding height of future energy technology innovation in the world. Pumped storage, lithium-ion batteries, lead storage batteries and other current energy storage technologies are increasingly difficult to meet the rapid development of large-capacity energy storage requirements. All vanadium redox flow batteries are safe, environmentally friendly, long-lived, large-scale, and highly efficient. Features such as freedom of location, and become one of the first choice for high-capacity and efficient energy storage technology. The application value of all-vanadium flow battery technology has been paid more and more attention. China's all-vanadium flow battery technology and application are internationally leading, and it is expected to become the star of the large-capacity energy storage field.

http://mchuneng.bjx.com.cn/mnews/20190703/990096.shtml

An informed article on VRFB powered propulsion of ships:- https://maritime-executive.com/editorials/prospects-for-long-life-batteries-in-waterway-transportation

Fantastic News Pdub - you've really been through the ringer with this one and deserve to have all the luck you've got.

Another 3 grands worth for me

That first link should have been:- https://www.energy-storage.news/news/koreas-ess-fires-batteries-not-to-blame-but-industry-takes-hit-anyway

errrr, plus the 21 battery fires in South Korea:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/slides/slide/lithium-ion-fire-at-drogenbos-11-11-2017-37

plus the utility scale lithium ion battery fire at Drogenbos in Belgium:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/slides/slide/lithium-ion-fire-at-drogenbos-11-11-2017-37