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Well, this is s turn up!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAEO3Xyv1YY

Major breakthrough !!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAEO3Xyv1YY

Well, this is s turn up!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAEO3Xyv1YY

Looks like the tech is proven and another Fremont company:

Our high performance lithium-ion batteries containing 100% silicon nanowire anodes are currently being used in premium and mission critical applications and are expected to expand to EV and consumer applications in the near future.

Developed on a patented technology platform that includes a 100% silicon nanowire anode, Amprius Technologies batteries provide significantly more energy and power with less weight and volume than any other lithium-ion battery technology. Amprius Technologies batteries provide up to 50% higher energy density than standard lithium-ion batteries with carbon anodes. Learn more about our technology.

https://www.amprius.com/technology/

It was never a case of if but just when and most certainly another nail in the coffin of the ICE.

Amprius is 2.7m from the Tesla factory

https://goo.gl/maps/6xupX56n792HsG2R6

This could be a significant development for accelerating EV takeup.

Elon Musk talking about 50% increase in battery density in as little as three years - not just developed actually mass-produced.

https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/tesla-battery-day-elon-musk-capacity-increases/

(not SP range)
Elon Musk talking about 50% increase in battery density in as little as three years - not just developed actually mass-produced.

https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/tesla-battery-day-elon-musk-capacity-increases/

Good policy obs, signal to noise ratio.

No obs, I didn't know, although I have added three large radiators to my system over the last few years and it didn't struggle to accommodate them and so in a roundabout way I have some experience - my boiler spec

It consists of a gas fired boiler having a varying output of between 7.5 kW and 23.4 kW

GL

Tesla now use Halbach array in their EV motors, I'm not sure you would patent the use of a Halbach array for a particular application but essentially a Halbach array is an arrangement of permanent magnets that instead of 50:50 fields it flips one filed over to give 97:3 (or thereabouts)

I'm just stabbing in the dark on possible ways that they might have improved efficiency from the generator side, the Halbach effect has been known for some time since circa 1987 but doesn't seem to have been widely adopted and strangely enough, was only introduced by Tesla in the model 3:

https://cleantechnica.com/2019/04/28/industry-expert-on-teslas-motors-theyve-got-magic/

This is something I found that's interesting in terms of doubling the efficiency of motors :

https://www.voanews.com/silicon-valley-technology/can-better-electric-motor-save-planet

So this might be one way for improved efficiency without additional weight, of course, as motors/generators adopt similar principles of physics, I would have thought with Inspirit working with Universities this would certainly be an area for R&D.

Indeed obs, I have been following here,

How much will the Helium improve efficiency and perhaps permanent magnets in a Halbach array assuming they weren't already doing so?

I would imagine the rate of expansion of the gas would be directly associated with the speed at which the Stirling engine runs - faster cycles improved electrical generation. At the same time, Helium might offer better output with lower waste heat being available.

joesnatch,

I agree that the RNS having an explanation to the reason might have saved some the anxiety but the RNS was mainly for the placing with the operational update (in bold in the published RNS)

Operational Update

As announced on the 11 August, Companhia Docas de Santana ("CDSA"), a public (municipal) company and the port operator requested some additional non-statutory contractual requirements and undertakings. DEV has provided the requested documentation, and continues to liaise with the State of Amapa and SEMA (Secretaria de Estado de Meio Ambiente). Cadence understands that SEMA will provide the required documentation imminently. Cadence will provide an update once the first shipment is underway.

Why some posted as if this was negative beggars belief.

obs, I value your contribution along with several other LTH's (add Cause17 to that list) a summary serves a very useful reference and clarifies the position we are at -: please continue to contribute.

https://youtu.be/qzqK08sWD8I

thanks for your honesty Obs, I do intend taking up some BCN if we get above 45p ish, I'm still very positive on lithium with there now being no question EV's will replace ICE and increase market share significantly but have always seen storage as the big mover for lithium:

9:31 seconds video on Tesla storage should cover this better than I can, really worth a look.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzqK08sWD8I

GLA

And to think you could have taken a position here or averaged down in February through to mid-June at sub 9p anytime, 5p in a three-month window and with a bottom of 3p in April.

That's AIM for you - you take your risks -

And to think AMAPA might well have been dwarfed by a deal to supply Tesla - I hope the people bitterly holding at a loss breakeven and happily move on:

“Remember, it isn't the snake bite that does the serious damage; it's chasing the snake that drives the poison to the heart.”

Iron Ore - an amazing opportunity both Brazil and Australia with battery materials to follow on three continents- will those who breakeven really sell and move on or will the gamble continue?

GLA

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=KDNC&share=Cadence-Mineral

Just doesn't add up that this is the same person who added on June 3rd with this post the day after:

RE: A long, long, time ago04 Jun 2020 10:03
I bought into this share yesterday. Lots of strings to this shares bow. Amapa sounds sensational. No doubt News to follow on shipping. Investors no doubt taking an early position on this.

I had a good look at #EMH (European Metal Holdings, also on AIM) which DKNC has a 16% stake. EMH is a fantastic investment for DKNC as it has a JV, fully funded (30M euros by czech owned company), sitting on the largest European lithium asset, situated close to major electric vehicle car manufacturers. Sitting duck for a buy out, T/O IMO.

Further lithium resources in australia for DKNC. With the electric vehicle lithium battery market set to grow by 800% by 2025, this company and it's lithium backed assets look set to do very well. Oh, and then there's the iron ore in Amapa as well...
GLA. DYOR
SD

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I just find it strange!

Question for Sausage-dog,

you bought in on June 3rd and so around 11p and should be a minimum of 18% up yet you post this?

I got sucked into this hell hole months ago.
Thank fully I am now above water so can get rid of this awful share.
Terrible game the MD is playing putting holes in his own boat. I Feel sorry for anyone who bought in very recently. You might get lucky like me and be able to get out without much of a loss in the future.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-chile-lithium-sqm/chile-lithium-producer-sqm-posts-record-sales-profits-plagued-by-low-prices-idUSKBN25G140

Revenues not surprisingly down but there's oversupply due to Australian spodumene but with the planned launch of so many EV's and increased storage we should hopefully see a great demand for lithium to come:

https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-chile-lithium-sqm/chile-lithium-producer-sqm-posts-record-sales-profits-plagued-by-low-prices-idUSKBN25G140

Still battling environmental legislation!

Coming weeks could be the best time to buy BCN - IMVHO

As announced on the 11 August, Companhia Docas de Santana ("CDSA"), a public (municipal) company and the port operator requested some additional non-statutory contractual requirements and undertakings. DEV has provided the requested documentation, and continues to liaise with the State of Amapa and SEMA (Secretaria de Estado de Meio Ambiente). Cadence understands that SEMA will provide the required documentation imminently. Cadence will provide an update once the first shipment is underway.

One for this?
Cadence understands that SEMA will provide the required documentation imminently.

And for this?
Cadence will provide an update once the first shipment is underway.

Or is the ore loaded and ready to go so just one RNS?