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Always worth a watch if u can - can often gleen what industrialists, MPs and scientists know and strategise about re: the next tech disruption. From these events policy is made.

Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee
Scheduled: 27 Jan 2023 at 10:15 to 11:15
https://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/91723f82-69ce-4462-8a5e-a2cbdfd4b14e
Subject: Decarbonisation of the UK power sector

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ryDEvX7YQ0eo22CkRPnnTg?timezone_id=Europe%2FLondon
'Graphene Functionalization - What is it and why is it important?'
This webinar will review different methods used to functionalize graphene and the impact on the end applications.

from the 'Graphene Council'
Jan 24, 2023 03:00 PM in London

?? = 'live long and proper'

Many happies and much return on investments, Mrs B - ??.
You (and 'the crowd') often in my mind - have a great day, why not.

STILL TENUOUS until the result - *ick.
Hardly ambiguous - put some effort in lad !!

WHAT ??!!

No I didn't - that's for others to read and discover as I did for myself - I do not have the time to include absolutely everything - but all data source links ought to be included - that was my main point - not for the first time here, or, on any other BBD, frustratingly !!

C'mon 007 - links and statements of fact please:
https://english.radio.cz/pundit-advantage-pavel-babiss-negative-tactics-may-work-8772376
“So it is not definitely ruled out that Andrej Babiš could become the president of the Czech Republic, although Petr Pavel currently has a bit of advantageous position at the beginning of the second round.” (0.4% = not much of an advantage after Round 1 of elections (13-14th Jan) into Round 2 (Jan 27-28) )
Description of candidates in 1st Round = https://english.radio.cz/first-round-presidential-elections-kicks-czechia-8772161

Agree in full Deano born in 1978

I am sure that some spod will come from other parts of the World before mine at production. We make the carbonate, hydroxide and the phosphate ++ - why does the obvious take so long (?) - can only be a whiff of 'a nudge & a wink' taking place imo. Where there is huge profit for the IIs there will be very limited profit for those that kickstarted the project investing their hard earned ££ - I am nervous for post DFS - hope that KC still has good principles and considers who have been the catalyst/foundation for progress to this point - just looking to have a reasonable ROI - Geomet, IIs & Gov'ts can still make extremely good profits here too - without being excessively greedy. (I must be an idealist !!)

A very good poke at him with direct and pertinent questions: responses may be genuine - at this stage have to accept them - however - this is 'on the record' in RNS and public domain:-
“We have a high grade primary Helium 50 to 200 times higher grade than anything currently in production. We have a robust structural closure with the three way faulted closure, which has got all the potential to make a world class discovery and unlock an entire helium province,” says Minchin who adds “the geology of our projects makes us strategically significant in bringing back new supply into production.”

Tantalisingly, he tells Sarah Lowther that other operators are keen not to have their own drill rig disappointments and discussions are underway to create a Tanzanian Buyers Club that would see members split services and the rig, though Helium One investors would hope that the company gets first dibs if this becomes a reality."
This Buyers Club IS a good initiative - I like it.

Of course, stating the obvious - that is why the EU & Geomet & ECRMA (EU Critical Raw Materials Ass'n) need make better effort to get the mine DFS out sooner - not as if there appears to be any progress - always waiting. Chinese once through the backdoor - too late - then political power overthrows EC.
Cheap stock for as long as this has been - makes it a cheap takeover - thus screwing the long term retail investors - like so many stocks on AIM.
Nervousness increasing as time goes by .... !!!

pdf is in English

Bet the Chinese are rubbing their hands in glee with articles like this - de-ramping European Gigas - thanks to poooliticians -so that they can get in through the open back door to exloit EU assets !!!!!!!!

I am sure that we are all hoping the same Sid.
My nerves are in tatters from the shenans of AIM stocks !!

Found it in 22 Nov Project update -
"Although considerable management time has been spent on evaluating the Predator Rig, the Company are pleased that our parallel workflow investigating the Exalo 202 Rig has allowed us to move from one rig to the other without delaying the programme and without an increase in costs relative to using the Predator rig."
Let's hope that it is one of another rig.

I fail to see that the rigs are the same as that contracted by HE1 the Epiroc Predator 220 drilling rig and Invictus the Exalo Rig 202 - please enlighten me.
13 Dec RNS states:
"The Company identified Exalo Drilling S.A. (Orlen Group) ("Exalo") as its preferred drilling contractor and has signed a MoU with Exalo for the supply of a drilling rig (the "Rig") to be utilised in the Company's drilling operations on the Rukwa licence. Exalo is a reputable drilling company providing onshore drilling rigs and associated services with a fleet of 35 land rigs. The Rig will be released from southern Africa on completion of current operations and thereafter, and dependent on local ground conditions, the Rig will mobilise directly to operations in Rukwa (subject to contract). The Rig can be broken down into 28 tonne loads for ease of transportation, allowing for year-round transportation in a range of weather and road conditions. The Rig will be transported together with the Baker Hughes integrated service package that is currently in use at the same location."

I was hoping that the dashboard would have indicated more progress.

https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/twenty-global-lithium-stocks-to-watch-in-2023/
along with KDNC

.... and the new process has reduced power consumption by a significant amount.
"New flowsheet provides ESG Benefits - lower reagent use and reduced cooling requirements"
and, to emphasise,
"The simplification of the central section of the LCP flowsheet reduces the number of basic chemical engineering unit processes (after the initial roast/water leach) from 15 to 7. The revised process also results in the elimination of all energy-intensive cooling processes."
from
'SIMPLIFIED EXTRACTION PROCESS DELIVERS EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN BATTERY-GRADE LITHIUM PRODUCT WITH IMPROVED ECONOMICS' (RNS of 31 Oct 22)
EMH doing its best to satisfy the pooooooliticians.
HNY to all.