Tribulations25 Jun 2021 09:00
We’ve had the trials, (we know MSAR works) we’ve suffered the tribulations, (for many years) so Jimzi now is the time to buy buy buy. How can this not now succeed, four projects underway, according to M & J, expecting around 90% success. So much bitumen to be mined and processed, so many potential end users ( there has to be a whole community of potential end users watching this) the global climate is in a mess, bioMSAR and MSAR are a partial answer, certainly over the next thirty years, but why no urgency. Is it a case of we are sitting on a big disrupter to the oil industry, maybe those large multi nationals and others are doing all they can to prevent QFI from realising our dreams. With so much at stake, especially our rapid drift towards a world with a weird climate, nobody can exactly predict what the state of the world will be in 100 years or 500 for that matter, but we know something has to happen quickly and before we get to the point of no return.
Governments should be behind this, we know from recent events that things can happen very quickly if there is a will. The samples from Utah should have been the first shipment to leave the processing plant, not some kind of afterthought. We will send it at the end of the month and yet they have shipped tons of the stuff to a small refinery by all accounts to produce road tar. For goodness sake QFI need an urgency dept.
Why cannot the U.K. government get behind this, they seem happy to waste billions on projects that will amount to nothing, their tax take would be massive if QFI becomes the company it should.
Sorry all getting tired of sitting on my hands………