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Did you forget isp1974 you claim you have been saying for 4 years that you would sell if you broke even, but only been posting for 3 and holding for 6.

I suspect you have multiple aliases, so that qualifies you for the F bin.

Sorry but you just spread doubt and fear.

According to your profile you started posting in 2017?

The SP got to my breakeven last night for the first time in 6 years - for the last 4 years I’ve always said I would sell if I got my money back - wish I had done now. Oh well I’ll be back at 25% down in 15 mins.

Just for such a whinger I'm sure I would recall your posts from 2014 to 2017

Imminent as of 19th or 7:00AM today?

Great to see LTH's so upbeat,

GLA

On September 17, 2020, a long-awaited event will take place in Horní Suchá near Havírov, the significance of which goes beyond not only the Czech Republic, where the factory is being launched, but also Europe. With the participation of almost a thousand invited guests from all over the world, the Magna Energy Storage (MES) factory for the unique Czech Li-Ion HE3DA battery will be ceremoniously opened here.

I wonder if EMH will be invited along.

https://www.he3da.com/single-post/2020/08/20/Slavnostn%C3%AD-otev%C5%99en%C3%AD-tov%C3%A1rny-MES-na-baterie-HE3DA-prob%C4%9Bhne-v-z%C3%A1%C5%99%C3%AD

Yes an Mou, early on they did say they wanted to licence their tech but certain elements produced in the CR,

https://www.he3da.com/single-post/2020/08/20/Slavnostn%C3%AD-otev%C5%99en%C3%AD-tov%C3%A1rny-MES-na-baterie-HE3DA-prob%C4%9Bhne-v-z%C3%A1%C5%99%C3%AD

Johnpwh,

You are correct but you will find many occasions where it's termed soft rock and so crushes easily and doesn't bind to machinery like clay would do, also clay's would be difficult to process in wet periods for this reason and slow down production.

BCN don't have that Issue at Sonora.

I'm sure BCN will move northwards before year end, Ganfeng are heading to Mexico after completing construction in Argentina with Lithium Americas and not to Thacker Pass with which they have assisted with.

Peter Secker repeats often the quality of product produced at Sonora is high grade.

Hold tight EV and Storage take up will see the demand for lithium increase significantly.

TheFoocare,

I would just hope the bod at INSP give Chris Heminway and his team the opportunity to engage with them to evaluate each other's offerings:

I often relate to Tony Seba and his talk on disruption, one common analogy hits home when you consider what Whispergen were doing in 2007 with Stirling engine boilers and here we are 13 years on with no real significant advances -

But things can change in 13 years!

https://youtu.be/2b3ttqYDwF0?t=17

And the same applies to wind turbines plus other disruptive energy technologies, I just hope the bod at INSP isn't suffering tunnel vision.

At the moment we are using 39% Wind from 27Gw demand, that's on the high side but megabucks of revenue:

GB Electricity National Grid Demand and Output per Production Type last update 2020-08-19 21:15:00 GMT

https://gridwatch.co.uk/

And Ccgt 23% - Nuclear 12%

Renewables = 49%

Sonora is soft rock and does not clog machinery as would clays,

This has been touched upon many times.

GLA

Thanks obs for the enlightening posts and reminders, this is still very much a high risk investment but maybe the tech is market ready, look back in history for potential and a reminder again things can go very wrong.

WhisperGen | Living Off the Grid: Free Yourself
https://www.off-grid.net/whispergen/

it's getting serious on the European battery investment front:

https://www.electrive.com/2020/08/17/german-government-funds-northvolt-plant-in-sweden/
The German government will support the financing of Northvolt’s battery cell factory in Sweden with a state guarantee of 443 million euros as part of the federal foreign trade promotion programme.

2021:

The annual production capacity of the Swedish battery cell plant is to start in 2021 with 32 GWh capacity and fully expanded in 2024 with 40 GWh.

The Northvolt production plant in Sweden also serves as a reference and pilot project for the Northvolt Zwei (German for two) production facility Salzgitter in Germany.

Not all new news but worth a mention -

There's certainly a desire to support renewables in Europe, just this week:

https://www.electrive.com/2020/08/17/german-government-funds-northvolt-plant-in-sweden/
The German government will support the financing of Northvolt’s battery cell factory in Sweden with a state guarantee of 443 million euros as part of the federal foreign trade promotion programme.

Hopefully, this tech has a chance for funding, obs I'm sure you noticed from the link:

TTA’s Board of Directors includes Mr
Andrew Hall, the former-CFO of Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy S.A. (which is listed on the Madrid and other Spanish exchanges with a current market capitalisation of €13bn) who is highly regarded within the renewables industry. Both Mr Heminway and Mr Hall are available and willing to serve as Directors of Inspirit.

I do wonder if this might be an opportunity that will pass us by, of course, if INSP drops an RNS of a major utility supply contract we would all be happy with things remaining the same but past disappointments aren't easily forgotten and add to that the company obviously doesn't have the resources-both financial and manpower to maximise these current opportunities.

Good work on your research in waste heat from wind generation obs.

It's a shame we have very little information on the marine engine potential and of potential interest in the Charger, will it be this year?

https://www.yicaiglobal.com/news/tinci-materials-to-build-usd396-million-czech-lithium-battery-electrolyte-plant

plant ready in 18 months seems a little too early to be sourcing Czech lithium unless things move forward sooner.

The factory, which will go up in Bohumin, will have a construction period of 18 months, and the lithium battery material supplier’s wholly-owned local subsidiary Tinci Materials Technology Czech will oversee its construction, per the announcement

https://www.yicaiglobal.com/news/tinci-materials-to-build-usd396-million-czech-lithium-battery-electrolyte-plant

A little too soon for Cinovec to supply unless they accelerate their plans!

obs, you might find your questions around warrants xan be found via my last post,

GLA

Thanks again obs, I would very likely take an interest in Greenspur tech if listed, the contact details for Chris Heminway are in the RNS link, I'm sure he would like to hear from you.

Just hopping on a train so out for most the day.

GLA