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Https://youtu.be/NuhuAip_pls?si=u-FJ6-qBlS6hNAnX

Gets interesting at 4.30sec into the video

Https://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/160320255

Https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/foreign-affairs/376454/chinese-solar-panel-giant-longi-to-invest-in

Https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/energy/80mw-solar-plant-planned-padma-bridge-area-aligned-renewable-vision-1093721

$15b investment from unnamed mining co guaranteed

Maybe this will get revealed come Monday

Has anyone else noticed those huge late trades

Wow more meetings, Hooorayyyyyy

Will something happen today, tomorrow, who knows......

https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/829292

Digit4lis, thanks for the link.

Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan. Very impressive, he sure knows his stuff. I'm surprised having someone like him in government right now, the coal policy is still not finalised

Https://youtu.be/tiEkjpvNosY?si=0b_mbeuE8GCWcWhL

Https://youtu.be/A2IOW93ENys?si=hNE5xL4LVDcCq6lg

What i find puzzling is that we have a Mou in place with PC and they have already said they will invest $1b initially if we get the green light.

This $15b mentioned in New Age if it was coming from PC would we not then hear something from GCM

Sorry i didn't understand

Would that be a bangladesh state owned mining company

I'm guessing most of us on here are thinking its PC, but could it be another party, could there be a bidding war on the horizon....🤔

$15b investment from unnamed mining co guaranteed

Who could that be ????

Yes, but that speeding ticket might be issued and the brakes will come on

"Open-pit mining is feasible in Phulbari. We have established coal-fired power plants with a capacity of 7/8 thousand megawatts, but we are only able to use fifty percent due to a lack of coal. As we have our resources, why should we not do it? I urge the advisor not to wait for an elected government. Sometimes even an elected government cannot make a decision. I urge the current interim government to make a quick decision to use our valuable resources in the interest of the country. We have been discussing this for over 30 years"

Wow, what a statement, could not say it any better myself

Dr. Yunus Akon, Former Chief Geologist and Director, Atomic Energy Commission

The southern part of Barapukuria and Phulbari are 100% suitable for open-pit mining. The most significant factor is that our coal quality is very high. Another thing that was missed in the presentation is that 20% of our coal is coking coal, which is very positive for sustainable mining. Coking coal is much more expensive than thermal coal. Therefore, there is no reason for us not to extract it. Over the past 15 years, we have extracted only 0.7 million tons of coal from Barapukuria.

Dr. Yunus Akon, I like this guy, straight to the point

Https://www.rudaw.net/english/business/100320251

Any meetings lined up for this week?????

What percentage does the SP needs to go up in a day for the Company to realise an RNS

Does anyone know???