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Update on product application and the mCHP Boiler
Wed, 13th Nov 2019 07:00

In 2020 we expect to produce our first unit with the assistance of our engineering partner in Poland. The success of the unit will allow us to have a unit ready for batch production.

Half-year Report
Mon, 30th Mar 2020

At the start of 2020 Inspirit Energy set up the manufacturing and testing site in Poland in readiness to implement the manufacturing and testing of the charger unit. The facility is set up for the manufacturing and testing of our developing technology.

At the start of 2020 - so maybe we have three months work already completed, how far have they advanced in this period?

You only lost when you sold, if this does multi bag it will be a bitter pill to swallow. Would you throw a betting slip away half way through a race because your horse wasn't leading?

https://www.ft.com/content/debdfc64-e417-4a0b-9aed-60e9fd7329df

Thanks, PR02,

well worth a listen and probably responsible for today's rise, from 9:00 Alan Green -- recommend a listen!

https://shows.acast.com/uk-investor-magazine-flash-briefing/episodes/facilitating-the-uk-economy-iron-ore-robustness-and-a-potent

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I do believe we should be talking about a TO price for the KDNC holding and as I mentioned yesterday when will a JV partner (or TO company) want to make a move? --- I was cautious with saying this but after listening to Alan Green feel it's a real consideration.

I would guess is a reasonable period for evaluating a product and provide at least an update?

So perhaps over the next couple of weeks.

https://twitter.com/CamMcCall/status/1250871894527467521

Who knows Barksy1, they are certainly promoting the current news for KDNC?

So if we take 7% additional stake at $3.5M is it fair to say our 27% should be valued at $13.5M or around £11M, all could happen by July along with ore shipments and off-takers signed.

Any thoughts on a partner wanting to come on board with the potential of 49% stake and possibly to get in early at 27%?

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/917412/cadence-minerals-ceo-hails--significant-step-forward--at-amap-following-shipment-approvals-917412.html

Have a good day on the rise.

Enjoy the rise, all LTH's

with a lyrics change

https://youtu.be/qxnETrhOIAE

FrankieH, if you can't get hold of a device to get online it's the classic Neil Diamond Sweet Caroline with him altering the lyrics for the current situation - keep safe and well all!

Mr.lithium apparently I have my head up my arse for following company still trading yet you have been posting here since Nov 2018 two and a half years after they stopped trading or so it seems - that's a very odd time to take an interest in a company and to still believe they will start trading, just turned four years now so still great opportunity for a miracle, don't forget to wash behind your ears when you come up for some daylight.

Nothing new here but a nice reminder of disruption with transport, storage and smart grid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1N6WbrUgkA

Stay safe all.

On top of that, there have been some leaps in technology with EV batteries and so I'm confident in those areas.

NCM811 now on the market, great news for Nickel miners, I wonder how long before lithium metal hits?

https://marker.medium.com/a-new-battery-breakthrough-that-could-save-electric-vehicles-during-a-recession-c193ebdd3a5d
Good news for EV's.

Yes, that's new, the US has not been mentioned for some years by Peter Secker!

Germany will include only the greenest sources of hydrogen in a package of incentives designed to build up the fuel as a low-carbon source of energy, according to a draft government strategy document.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-05/germany-sees-no-role-for-natural-gas-in-draft-plan-for-hydrogen-k7ev6f5t
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As the world is in the grip of the Coronavirus with so far around 3,500 deaths it makes me wonder how with the 4.6 million deaths attributed to air pollution each year (WHO) isn't everyday news and high on the agenda of every government.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-51740214

Indian police are appealing for British residents who paid money to the call centre to contact them by email at Shocybergrg.pol-hry@gov.in

Well you don't need to look far to be reassured that EV's will predominately be battery:

https://kfgo.com/2020/03/03/gm-to-tout-its-electric-vehicles-to-investors-swooning-over-tesla/

GM has said it aims to reduce the cost of battery cells - the single greatest expense in electric vehicles - to less than $100 per kilowatt-hour. That in turn could slash the cost of battery packs for electric vehicles like the Chevrolet Bolt EV by up to 45%, experts say.

GM is also developing an advanced battery, in partnership with LG Chem and Japan's Honda Motor Co, that will be smaller than current EV batteries, can be charged more quickly and will provide more energy.

That sounds like lithium metal to me!

Hi FrankieH,

There's been a lot of development in fuel cells over the years with fuel cells hydrogen gas is converted directly into electricity and a bi-product is water vapour, there are still some manufacturers developing hydrogen but the battery seems to be winning with the likes of Nikola trucks planning to use hydrogen fuel cells alongside batteries and some hybrid buses but it's a major investment to develop a hydrogen fueling network.

For heating, hydrogen could address the carbon burden of fossil fuels and for that purpose makes good sense if produced through green energy, CeresPower (CER) look to have a good fuel cell product with Bosch taking an interest 18% although it converts other gases to electricity with future plans for hydrogen.

https://www.cerespower.com/who-we-are/our-steelcell-technology/

I'm still behind lithium batteries for EV's as are the major car manufacturers and so I’m not of the opinion that hydrogen will challenge lithium as battery tech is improving at a great pace. and afterall to start with electricity then convert to hydrogen gas then transport it only to convert it back to electricity with loses doesn't sound as efficient as using an electric grid that already exists.

Anyone old enough to remember town gas (produced from coal) it contained around 50% hydrogen!

I wouldn't typically post about other shares but feel this is appropriate as it's part of the bigger picture!

There's seems to be a great deal of interest in companies involved with hydrogen production of late and these three are on my watch list (have a small interest in one) and are all aim listed

ITM
CWR
PPS

There's been some press this week that has stirred interest it seems and together with the recent BP PR really does make me feel the disruption in energy is on the verge of historic change.

https://www.rechargenews.com/transition/bp-and-shell-lead-call-for-100-clean-hydrogen-heating-in-uk/2-1-765729

If anyone is interested you can get the BP newsletter with an email sign up on this link with the recent one being Advancing Energy:

https://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/newsletter.html

Another version is here but not as detailed:

https://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/news-and-insights/bp-magazine/advancing-energy-newsletter.html

ITM seems very interesting with their planned hydrogen production using green energy from Orsted who were originally Danish Oil and Gas 'Dong ' I posted on them several times in the past as they divested from fossil fuels to mainly wind and are global leaders.

All part of the new energy mix IMHO Wind, Solar, battery storage and hydrogen that seems the best source for heat with zero carbon when burnt just water.