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G, there is rather a lot of Helium , at way above the normal levels for commercial extraction and isn't part of a carbon play - so enlighten the world with your Geology v a professor and the perhaps also the most knowledgeable person in the Helium Global market for the last 20 years plus.....

Blimey what a bunch of tiresome posters that suddenly turn up .....

Roger - your posts are banal and Baseless . Irrelevant - non factual ......

Old news ....., look how many companies they are working cough with and are suspended.

Things have changed and there is a new auditor .

"They confirmed that there were no other matters connected with their resignation which they consider needed to be brought to the attention of members or creditors of the company." you seem not to have bothered with that part...

Re the Helium Summit in Houston .

The Panel discussion that Lorna is speaking at is hosted by -

Peter Skehan

Iwatani America

National Sales Manager,

The Japanese parent company is the largest supplier of Helium in Japan (as country a key importer), again about 23 /24 days shipping time from Tanzania. Others include Nippon Sanso who Phil Kornbluth has worked for (Matheson Gas a subsidiary).

Indeed it was quite clear that HE1 and the Government were on the same page early on HFH.

They clearly had so much early data they could work with., and it is easy to find the type of development required even scaled up, it is relatively low cost when compared to a mine which could takes years and large Capex costs. SLB with the EWT was the icing on the cake....

CP - I posted the Houston Summit on the 9th of Sept, I don't know if there was anything about the hearing at that time need to check...

Sorry Blubay - the World and his Lobster know what's going on in Tanzania , that's what they are after.

A Blu Star project. as interesting as it is, is small fry in comparison for the larger companies, it may well be another step ( or even exit strategy for HE1), however I doubt there is a queue forming round Colorado over Rukwa imo.....

Or the most common day the Crocs are on the new worktops....

*slightly

Toffers - I was not refering to a company in Russia lol !!!, you are lightly out on Country and commodity wise......

Hey slacks, I know a company with an over £2b MCAP , it's been on the go for over 20 years - it hasn't sold anything ....

So there you go.

BTW HE1 are pretty straightforward in comparison , and really you cover your ears to all facts lol...

Just as likely to be Japanese or German imo....

After all the they were advised by the Oracle , who worked for both a German and Japanese company.....

In a word no . Why bother when they have hit the bullseye re Helium - no need ....

The answer might be in the name .....

Officecat , I think it will come from elsewhere imo , yes the TG will be involved via their normal 16% ish stake , however I don't think loans will be via Tanzania as the rates are much higher there. It should not be a a problem for HE1 with finance, JV, and off takers etc.

If that is vague to go - you wouldn't understand a FS imo.....

It would make Zero , zero difference if you had that information .

Look at what is Public.

If you cannot make your mind up from that - well ....

The EWT is done.. (2)

Helium Its gas gas gas - seminar by Professor Jon Gluyas

Durham Energy Institute

If there no link it's on Youtube from 4 years back - this shows you all the prelimarly data used by HE1 for Rukwa and you can see the significance from what the Professor says and is on the slides. For Tanzania it starts 30:51 into the Video or you can listen to it all and understand a lot more about Helium.

"This seminar by Durham Energy Institute Director Professor Jon Gluyas is about how we made the discovery of Helium in Tanzania. Bizarrely until we developed an exploration strategy no one had ever found helium on purpose. Global production was therefore based upon accidental discovery of minute quantities of helium while searching for natural gas. We changed that in discovering natural gas seepages containing 10% helium in Tanzania and a globally significant helium volume." With ref to the Rukwa field.

https://youtu.be/mSRlSXVzjBE?feature=shared

Clearly this is all before the EWT - however it does cover a lot of data.

So the banal posters can understand - The Rukwa basin is 30 x times the required level form commercial Helium extraction ...

So, when you keep asking is it Commercial - that is a sort of an understatement.

That data is not new and you can find it yourself .

That EWT is the final piece commercial modelling put together with the assistance of the Global Number company SLB.

Again a lot of people rehashing the thread of derampers.

We already know there is a avenue for finance which is non dilutive.

Again the great unresearched going for a quick two buck trade imo...