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Decent rns coming out of pulsar re their license adjacent to ours, outlining the potential for a cheap geothermal plant with enough capacity to easily supply the growing needs of the town at Ittoqqortoormiit, and the Danish/Greenlandic commitment to start building an airport there to ease logistics in and out of the area

Decent rns coming out of pulsar re their license adjacent to ours, outlining the potential for a cheap geothermal plant with enough capacity to easily supply the growing needs of the town at Ittoqqortoormiit, and the Danish/Greenlandic commitment to start building an airport there to ease logistics in and out of the area

There are 6 or 7 desgagnes "type" arctic heavy lift ships sailing in or out of Quebec, it's very difficult to know it's eventual destination but for instance the argentia desgagnes is headed to Newfoundland as we speak, could it go onto Jameson land? It seems unlikely, but my point is there's more than the one ship

And more to the point, in the investor deck it states drilling will start q4 2025, so most likely it will be mid October spud, literally just around the corner😱😱😱😱

Fuels and oxides are totally different fish, recent legislative change banning palm oils in bio's makes this more compelling, at least it's a start in the right direction

If it's HVO renewable diesel, replacing palm oils and according to a quick gpt search suggests 10-20mil in profit, which should make that operation at least self sustainable, decent rns that

Why was the loss so big? Does that include white flame and green switch acquisitions? Had this in the bottom drawer for a while and need a refresh of were we're at

The gas isn't the problem, the economics for a centre using the device are 3/4 scans per week to make a profit, we have very good insurance coverage, it's already been stated that due to funding quotas sales will likely be clunky, Duke will likely buy 2 in their financial year, However I would very much like to see gas exchange approval sorted out pronto, that's already behind cvj schedule

We already know we have good flow rates, clink is an appraisal well/production well

That's just your own time line, the last disco drill RNs was announced in February, so it really could be anytime before April/may, although I expect they'll announce it in the new year same as before (which is obviously just my own timeline)....

Hydrogen consists of 1 positively charged proton and 1 negatively charged electron, helium 2 protons 2 neutrons two electrons, they're elements which means they're not made up with other elements, as that'd be a chemical compound, anyway it matters not, the only thing I care about is there being enough of both to sell them at a huge profit

Couldn't help myself sorry, hydrogen atoms don't make helium atoms, otherwise you could just boil and split hydrogen to get helium, totally different elements, my chem geek couldn't help itself.......

This news seems massive to me, so is this all to do with the aimex initiative from last year? My point being independently tested and verified unlike the Dundas debacle, rod being a competent person signing off the report and then buying more open market also seems linked and likeable,

But if we already have a discovery at world beating 5% helium, with the added bonus of hydrogen as a carrier gas, thus making opex/capex very favourable on site of a former mine, ie infrastructure already in place, we could go straight to appraisal and production as soon as a year from spud for as little as 15/20mil with rapid payback, much the same as helix and David minchin are gonna do in Montana

What a nice thought

Probably because of the gas blowout they encountered from the disko drill blowout that rod posted on linked in, I commented at the time make sure to look for helium!! Still leaves many many questions but.......

Great set of results, do we think the SP has been held so the %premium doesn't get carried away/unaffordable? I'm expecting the offer to be announced at close of play tomorrow in order to take advantage of any dips with people bailing if no 7am offer

Desert mountain energy have a container sized swing absorption plant operational at the moment, that cost around 10/15million during the supply chain crunch, they've had problems with their well permitting but the point is there's a model to easily copy soon as the appraisal is finished and tested

It's not tho, there are already producing helium companies operating out of the same trap system, that's why Bo used his own money to secure the leases, the only risk is at what % is the helium coming out at, at our particular licence areas, it's there we just don't know the concentrations and volumes

My concern is, without a liquifaction plant how are you moving gaseous helium without it just evaporating away? The end users are at either ends of the ocean?

All exploration stock is high risk, but surely this is significantly derisked with the presence of gas and trap already established, with helium producing companies operating out of the same structure? Can only be drill and flow risk now, but with stimulation not a problem as already o+g producing state red tape on that regard should be fairly straightforward significantly reducing that risk too

Helium is very transportable, however you'll loose roughly 20% of it crossing the Atlantic without coolant plants which costs a shed tonne more than 10/15mil to erect and setup, and the chips act will favour domestic production for certainty, the US is a major o+g producer with affiliated services on tap, Tanzania will have to import all of these hence the long lead times when it comes to drilling hence the doubling of your costs, hex is probably much closer to production with that in mind