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the focus for H2 transport has so quickly moved to establishing such an influential base and comprehensive footprint. I guess the social and logistical costs of batteries has now become understood.and seen to be impractical on top of the recharging and range issues. All this bolstered by the The industrial benefits of H2 in domestic gas supplies, use of surplus green energy from off peak, and on site generation reducing delivery to site occurrences; yet another green pay off. We are undoubtedly in the biggest industrial revolution ever. I am betting oil consumption will fall from 2019 never to increase again

The BBC never back British home grown industry. Always champions foreign over British. Yet they are happy to plunder our tax take to over pay themselves huge disproportionate salaries and '' Bonuses '' ? for just occupying a post dreamed up by their Friends. And the stupid British allow it (No solar Panels are made in UK of course)

No one want to take on REDt. They arnt connected to IE ........ are they ? and they seem to be doing Ok business with a mouthy CO taking on help .......... presumably expecting loads of orders on top of the orders already in. Business model very stream lined with all manufacturing all contracted out.. well not really great I agree. A Friend of mine doesnt rate Samsung batteries at all ....... In fact says he has never seen one work properly let alone to spec.

Anyone want to comment. I like their tech and its seems robust. Way to go for independant supply to Safari camps in Kenya and other warm places. Eventually villages and other isolated communities. Not relevant for transport of course !!

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Very heavily weathered and degraded rock. Not at its final stage of decay buy very close In this case I think the top layer of limonite is the full expression of decay here with the saprolite further down where we might expect it

Phew .......... back to default setting

That did cross my mind MinorMiner Thx sharesport I think that is it. I phoned them and told them they bare a bunch of Wallies. They refused to be sued for thousands.

My ISA and SIPP platform provider says they are deregistering. This means I wont be able to transact ITM afterDecember. Can any one give a steer on this. One of my most coveted shares so I am quite hacked owf about this. I theoretically have to find a platform which will deal in unregistered shares to sell when time is right and I will have to transfer my whole ISA into the new platform to deal one unregistered share.

Staggering ....... !! The theme to EV is '' A lot faster and bigger than anyone has imagined yet ''

IQE thunder. Another UK high tech Co with possibly the most disruptive tech ever seen and its time has come. Some very demonstrative weather highly suggestive of '' Climate change '' is putting the frighteners on folks. Some very big suggestions that ev (H2) will sell well but We are in for a shock !! The actuallity will be very much more and faster change to EVs

What a lovely share !! BBC did a piece on ev .......... only talked about batteries Japanezzee and American only so they didnt have to say anything nice about Britain or how well we are doing in the H2 space. . Idiots !! Honestly they are toads. They need to employ some scientists if they can find any to work with them ignorant gits !! I'me not bitter ...... just angry

Yeh debt no longer the preoccupation. But look the products are now in demand with prices looking firm for now. But wait ...... the. Hot commodity in the face of climate change and mans response is COPpEr for ev s And Anglo have 3of the richest Cu properties known on the planet ........ reading above 3.5 percent Cu. SO for the next 50 years Anglo will be leading the charge into the era of the ev. This is a long long hold for ooodles of Davies for fund managers and PIs alike

Meeting of minds and an intellectual compatibility between Shell and ITM !! I 'me a believer

Wish Scotland !! but down south UK ...... shouldnt complain. Gold price ....... hope you are right ...... Chinese walking the high wire on debt. I think they know it and are trying to underwrite the dedt with gold to hold it in place and cover up their very fly debt market. It is a race against time but win or loose I think Gold will win. Just win BIG if the big bluff on debt called or win not so big if they manage to keep it covered ...... thats a win win.

........ but Mr Musk will hang on for grim death I have no doubt. Never found Mr Musk makes that much sense. His latest scheme is to build an underground town. When I read about his scheme I finish with a total absence of any sense of credibility. As a miner I know the cost of excavation and support and as an Homo Sapiens I know the importance of sunlight and the outdoors. My thoughts are that the focus must be on buses and lorries and delivery and service vans. They can all be depot managed which will an added bonus. Eventually I think battery will be a niche market. So IMHO Mrs Musk will eventually be on the wrong side of technology and history as private cars go H2.

Another very well managed mine is Orosur. Well worth a read up if you are interested. I am a big fan of the Manager. He has skin in the game. They are about to begin developing a mine in Columbia where they are already Managing a Gypsum operation (if memory serves me ) so non of the long lead up with permitting. Supper grades on Columbia but tricky on their main site in Guyana (Still they make a profit .... testament to the Manager) They also have an expo op in Brazil ?? So well balanced Oh these two mines I follow cos they are low grade gold, they are small so if the Au price does move up the gearing is huge and I just like to follow a plain simple mining op for the sake of the mining. Happy Days !!

Nice to see you !! As a retired Mining Man I like this share ........ not so much as a go go sp but because IMHO it is a well managed mine. They seem to be onto some good ore now but the grade is a challenge. They had a difficult last quarter but I think for the full year they will come right. The Manager has plans to improve the waste mined and to install an electronic picker as the ore enters the mill. Also looking at using smaller haulages ?? Been there done that !! ? I am presently researching the waste disposal from rock face to surface ??

Cool post !! H2 transport may be only part of the equation but its our part and the biggest part and available now for installation.

an ideas man. Two good schemes on the go to tackle waste exclusion from mill and reduce the development foot print. We have had a tricky qtr but problem dealt with and full year is ecpected to match forcast. I agree it seems a tight little ship Just a bit curious about the waste circuit from underground to surface